rain, gayle, snow, ice, hail and blunder. couple of days. rain, gayle, snow, ice, hailand blunder. and some sunshine as well. it was not a bad start in north lincolnshire or in the scottish highlands. through the day out west things are becoming increasingly wet and windy, courtesy of this cloud which has been named, not by the uk met office, but by the irish weather service, and they have named its storm un because they are concerned about the impact in the republic of ireland. here we will see wet and windy weather in the western areas and in coastal districts. some heavy bursts of rain at times. this afternoon coastal parts of the south west could see wind gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. more generally across southern scotla nd more generally across southern scotland later we could see gus of

gayle was the club's first black player.ack then, racism was a pervasive part of the game from monkey taunts by fans of rival clubs to cheap jokes from his own teammates. >> she put talcum on her breasts and she was dancing and gyrating, when she got to me she kind of stood her chest up and grab my head and pulled me in and shook me. my instinct was to close my eyes so when i open my eyes all my eyes there were black and my face was all white with this talcum, and the players thought that this was hilarious. >> after hanging up his boots, gayle became an ambassador for the show racism the red card charity. his efforts earned him recognition in the form of a nomination for an mbe, a member of the order of the british empire. >> for me to have those three initials on the back of my name, a member of the british empire after what the empire did to my ancestors, it was an award that i was never going to accept. >> a british empire that at its peak spanned almost a quarter of the globe. it's a legacy that remains a divisive issue

. >> this is a disney moment, gayle! ♪ imagine all the people >> his voice wows the crowd during a coldplay concert, but it is this part with his mom -- >> that steals everybody's heart. >> now x-factor star emmanuel kelly shares his amazing journey from a child of war to the apple of his mother's eye. >> she's saying, come on, emmanuel, get to work. i'm like, here we go. i'm here and i'm doing it. >>> a paraglider is ready to take off. >> go! go! go! it's going to be great! >> then again, why it may not be. >>> plus, the buzz word for your shoot to win a new ipad mini. christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle break down the best on the net. including -- >> something to behold. >> a lavish wedding where money was no object. >> smile, brother. you just cemespent millions of bucks. enjoy it. >>> a lot of people standing on the side of the road here in china. they are very concerned about a little kid and a kid's mom. >> oh, ouch. >> that kid is a young goat. and there is its mom. it's mom was hit by that big red truck you s

anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news.r the presidents travel ban and those uncertain about health care are dominating congressional town halls across the country. this is the scene in florida, when an invited speaker brought up the false claim of death panels in the affordable care act. >> that anyone over the age of 74 has to go before what is effectively a death panel. [shouting] yes, they do. it's in there, folks. you are wrong. kimberly: it was heated. one congressman referred to protesters as a small but vocal minority, funded by special interests. a woman in florida's townhall disagreed. >> i'm definitely one of your constituents. but i'm 77 years old, and i think it is unconscionable for this politician to tell me at 74 i will be facing death panels. that is wrong, wrong, wrong! kimberly: republican efforts to repeal and replace the affordable care act have been talked about in recent weeks and president trump is considering rewriting part of his immigration order following protests. the philip and now, immigrant c

gayle. >> to be continued, for sure.hat you know very much, jan. >>> president trump says judges should not interfere with his efforts to protect americans. the president complained again yesterday about the legal challenge to his temporary travel ban on capitol hill. the secretary of homeland security defended the executive order. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> good morning. there is now one time honored washington tradition the trump administration is following. cabinet secretaries take the blame for problems created by the white house. that's what happened yesterday with the president's travel order executive -- travel ban executive order. >> i actually can't believe that we're having to fight to protect the security in a court system to protect the security of our county sheriffs, president trump appeared annoyed and vowed to take the battle to the supreme court if necessary. >> something is a law and i'm all if favor of that. some things are common sense. this had is common sense. >> te

lou: will talk about that with mike gallagher and gayle trotter here next. president ump denouncing recent attacks and threats against the jewish community. president trump called for an end to religious bigotry. we will take all of that up and much more straight ahead. stay with us. we will be right back.

. >> hi, gayle. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> no two ways about it. >> you move my soul every single day and you have done so for 17 years. i adore you and i want you to be my mom j, all right? >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." that was quite a show. >> it sure was. >> really good tv. >>> i want to let you know charlie is off. he's recovering from surgery to replace a heart valve. i can tell you he's doing very well and looking forward to returning to work soon. >> i heard from reliable sources not only is he doing well but he's flirting with staff. that's a good sign. charlie rose is ready to go. >> so in the meantime we'll be

gayle, thank you. lieutenant colonel francona, thank you so much. again on the breaking news from the d.o.d. considering proposing conventional ground troops into northern syria. this would be a first. we know president obama has opted not to do this, special forces yes, but conventional ground troops no. so, that's a possibility that could be taken up to the president. i am brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being here with me today. we're going to send things from new york to washington. "the lead" starts now. >> thanks, brooke. president trump losing his first-ever cabinet pick. "the lead" starts right now. breaking news, president trump's labor secretary choice is out. a source saying andrew pudzner has withdrawn his name. did oprah play a role? >>> inner circle red square, brand-new cnn exposing repeated contact between some of president trump's top campaign advisors and russian operatives. did mr. trump know about those calls? plus, a dictator's brother poisoned to death. today a new arrest.

jonathan: anna-lysa gayle spoke with the president of the football league and has what he is saying about this disturbing news. anna-lysa: warner murphy was scheduled to return to the boys and girls club in may for a preseason cap with the kids he coaches, that is not happening. they made that decision after finding out about the sex assault charges. some parents of the laurel boys and girls club are being left with questions about a former coach's character, their concerns about the investigation into warner murphy, who coached boys 8 and under at the club. he is charged with second-degree rape and numerous sex offenses. the police say he sexually assaulted two women at his apartment about two miles from the club. >> that's very surprising, because he seemed like a very good coach and the kids look forward to him. he coached my little cousin's football team. he went to the playoffs.

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anna-lysa gayle dug into that. the charter school on y street is charged with counts of child sex abuse. manuel fernandez engaged in with boys andct girls. the abuse has been going on since 6.february the latin american montessori bilingual school has two locations -- this one in northwest washington and the next one in northeast washington, which is where taight.z for the past six years, the list has equaled or exceeded its total enrollment. website also claims each classroom has two instructors, one teaching the half-day in other a half in english. fernandez, who was arrested friday, is scheduled for a preliminary hearing march 8. so far we have not received a response from school leaders.

gayle. >> lonnie, thanks. i think warm today, snow tomorrow. thank you, mother nature. thanks a lot. >>> a senate fight over president trump's cabinet has moved to his choice for attorney general. democrat elizabeth warren was silenced after majority leader mitch mcconnell complained. the president tweeted last night it is a disgrace that my full cabinet is not in place. the longest such delay in the history of our country. obstruction by the democrats. betsy devos was sworn in last night by vice president mike pence. nancy is on capitol hill after another all nighter in the senate. nancy, good morning. wow. the senate went viral. >> that's right. this was an all-nighter that got ugly, nora. it's always sensitive when you've got senators railing against one of their own. in this case, democratic senators railing senator jeff sessions to be attorney general.

gayle is right if the entire foundation of donald trump's campaign.when he came down the escalator trump tower was was to crackdown on illegal immigration that's what he's doing and that's what the american people who voted for him are expecting. lou: ale correctly noted eight years without enforcement of immigration law but the effort is really to be absolutely fair here extends to the bush administration in which they decided they in their judgment were going to enforce immigration laws and that harmonization along the borders of canada, mexico and the united states was a higher priority. we are watching quite a reversal , a pivot point in american history and it's going to be profound. already we are hearing the clucking class of the democratic party saying this is going to really set us back if we do this as if we have laws and we have a responsibility of enforcement and that we have not witnessed great harm to this nation and our middle-class in part because of the refusal of two administrations to enforce immigration laws and secure our border.

gayle? >> jathanks a lot. after the president protester "see you in court" washington's governor said this, we saw you in court and we beat you. house democratic leader nancy pelosi called the ruling a victory for our constitution. senate democratic leader chuck schumer asked the president to roll up his sleeves and come up with a real bipartisan plan to keep us safe. major garrett is at the white house tracking the fallout. >> good morning. if there is a silver lining for the white house and legally speaking it's hard to find, it's that congressional democrats may be sensing the overall politics of this work to the president's advantage. that's why they're talking more openly than before about a legislative fix they might be able to take some credit for. shortly after the ruling, president trump told reporters off camera the legal fight is far from over. >> it's a political decision and we're going to see them in court. >> reporter: the president stood by claims that the travel ban contained in the action is

anna-lysa gayle spoke with his nephew, who is coping with saying a final goodbye. just before 1was p.m. friday when the police found 63-year-old walter clark unconscious, suffering from trauma. his nephew from south carolina got a phone call hours later. >> when they told me he died, that hurt. but i was able to deal with it. then they said it was a homicide and a kind of broke me down. anna-lysa: the police quickly bennett.thomasine she admitted to striking walter with a bat. the unclear. he was 63, but she is 76, so i'm still trying to picture if was just her by herself. because i know the strength of him. anna-lysa: then it was originally charged with assault with intent to kill, but that was changed to murder when the all caps your results showed he

gayle? >> to be continued for sure. thank you, jan. president trump says judges should not interfere with his efforts to protect americans. the president complained again yesterday about the legal challenge to his temporary travel ban. on capitol hill the secretary of homeland security defended the executive order. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> reporter good morning. there is one time-honored washington tradition the trump administration is now following, cabinet secretaries take the blame for problems created by the us who. that's what happened yesterday with the president's travel ban executive order. >> it's really incredible to me that we have a court case going on so long. >> reporter: in an address this morning, president trump appeared annoyed with the legal challenges to his executive order. >> courts seem to be so political, and it would be so great for our justice system if they would be able to read a statement and do what's right. >> reporter: testifying on capitol hill yesterday, homeland sec

. >> we love you gayle. >> on "cbs this morning." >> no two ways about it, this was adele's night. winning all five grammys she was nominated for. >> my idol is queen bee and i adore you. you move my soul every single day and you have done for nearly 17 years. i adore you and i want you to be my mommy, right? >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." that was quite a show last night. >> worth staying up for. >> really good tv. >> want to let you know charlie is off, recovering from surgery to replace a heart valve. he's doing very well and looks forward to returning to work soon. >> i heard from reliable sources, not only is he doing well, but already flirting with the staff. so that's a good sign charlie

gayle? >> all right, jan. a lot of options. thank you. >>> after tweeting see you in court, washington's government said, we just saw you in court and we beat you. nancy pelosi called it a victory for our constitution and democrat chuck schumer asked president trump to roll up his sleeves and come up with a real bipartisan plan to keep america safe. major garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. if there is a silver lining, it's hard to find. the congressional democrats are sensing that the politics of this may, in fact, favor the president and they're talking much more openly about a much more legislation they can take some credit for. shortly after the ruling president trump told reporters off camera the legal fight is far from over. the president stood by claims that the travel ban contained in the action is america's best defense against terrorism. >> we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake and it's a very, very serious situation. >> rip up this order. >> democrats on capitol h

rain, gayle, snow, ice, hail and blunder. couple of days. rain, gayle, snow, ice, hailand blunder.r in the scottish highlands. through the day out west things are becoming increasingly wet and windy, courtesy of this cloud which has been named, not by the uk met office, but by the irish weather service, and they have named its storm un because they are concerned about the impact in the republic of ireland. here we will see wet and windy weather in the western areas and in coastal districts. some heavy bursts of rain at times. this afternoon coastal parts of the south west could see wind gusts of 40—50 miles an hour. more generally across southern scotla nd more generally across southern scotland later we could see gus of 60 miles an hour. not a great day for a trip to the post or a walk over the hills. and some snowfall in northern scotland with cold air tucking in here. the south—east stays largely dry with some brighter spells. this evening we see this band of rain moving across england and wales, tending to fizzle away as it goes. severe gales across the far north of the mainlan

county,a: in charles anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: former virginia governor bob mcdonnell has returned to his old job. he is practicing law again at the virginia beach firm he worked at before seeking elected office. the suspension of his law license was lifted after his corruption conviction was unanimously overturned by the u.s. supreme court last year. he is also teaching a government course at regents university. a laptop goes up in flames. it is a failure culprit. this is a 7 on your side coming up next. plus, red, white, and blue, not just the colors of our nations flag. the nfl's next champions. kimberly: a 7 on your side consumer captured on home surveillance camera when a laptop burst into flames. two teenagers home alone when out of nowhere the n next to thed in burst into flames. >> just shot, do not know what to do. belower: the teenagers out the fire, unplug the computer, and bring it outside. three minutes later it burst into flames again, then again three minutes after. they used a fire extinguisher and moment

lou: gayle, do you want to name names?ou think would be releasing stories like this to the press? >> i wouldn't want to know their names because i think people should go after them and make sure they are held to account for leaking confidential information about americans -- people trying keep americans safe. look at the cover picture of bannon on "time" magazine. it's disgraceful to put someone in such a high level our government in such a bad light on purpose. lou: it comes wrath -- it becomes rather obvious which players are going which way. mark simone, constrained as always. glad to have you with us. gayle trotter, thanks for being with us. please be with us tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: the left is praising elizabeth warren for standing up against jeff sessions. the government's awful policy about asset forfeiture. and could cats one day invade the westminster dog show? the american kennel club is here to explain that horrible idea. all the reasons you have mate

gayle?thanks, margaret. >>> this vote shows how contentious nearly all of the president's nominations are on capitol hill. republicans sent two other nominations to the senate floor after democrats boycotted a committee vote for the second straight day. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with the discord that is rarely seen in the senate. nancy, good morning. >> good morning. that's right. yo a accusing republicans of breaking the rules, republicans acushion democrats of not doing their job. now one is facing opposition in her own party and if one more republican turns against her, she'll be defeated. >> they announced wednesday they can't support billionaire betsy devos for secretary of education. >> i have heard from thousands, truly thousands of alaska ns about their concerns about mrs. devos and their concerns are like mine, her lack of experience with public educationing. >> she also talked about her rocky confirmatio hearing. >> i would imagine there's probably a gun in the school to prot

tell us about him. >> i will say this, gayle.e emmys, then that's what chance the rapper meant to the grammys. he is literally a revolutionary this moment has changed the game. everything will be different going forward. remember, this is a guy who releases his albums as mixed tapes. and some of the biggest artists in the world lined up to be on those mixed tapes. so i think things will never be the same after this. >> he's just getting star lotted. and i love 21 pilots in their underwear. what's the backstory. that was interesting. >> it wthat was not a highlight me. we'll have more coverage of the grammy awards this evening. check your local listing. >> you're such a debbie downer. >> i thought it was nice anybody can dream big. >>> all right. the national zoo's youngest female began is getting ready for the journey of a lifetime. >> that sleeping began is bao bao, one of the star attracts at the national zoo in washington, d.c., and at 3 1/2 years old, sadly it's time for her to go i'm chip reid. coming up on "cbs this morning

in northeast d.c., anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: tonight a montgomery county family is left without a home after a devastating fire. the early morning fire on persimmon road damaged two other homes. a local police officer is being honored for helping save lives. jeff goldberg found out earlier tonight how neighbors are rallying to help the family get back on its feet. jeff: pictures give some idea of person lifted. -- lived it. early sunday morning, her husband shook her awake after fire was engulfing the home. they later eventually got out to safety. they then saw the damage in the light of day. >> it was like we were dreaming. but it was not a dream. jeff montgomery county fire officials say the father heard a noise, then noticed a small fire near the recycling bin out back he and his wife andtwo daughters got out before the fire spread. officials say it was improperly discarded smoking materials. a police officer was on patrol and was the first responder. he knocked on doors, alerting neighbors. >> just making sure we d

anna-lysa gayle spoke with parents who are unhappy to bedbugs and rats, students have to stay away from savoy elementary school until further notice. batchelor is a member of the board of education, one of several leaders who stepped in to rectify the problem. >> some parents say they have known about the rodent issue since early fall, october, november, about the bedbugs since late december. >> you're going to school to learn and you are getting ate up? her nine-year-old attends the school. she says she is uncomfortable with the temporary school they selected. >> we ha half-mile. another school, at the bottom of good hope road. anna-lysa: the school said dcps will provide transportation to and from the temporary location. we estimated that would take a school bus roughly 10 minutes with light traffic to get from hope.elementary to furby >> that's not happening. anna-lysa: what are you going to do? >> tomorrow morning, i'm going to the elementary, see if they have enough room, and get him back into school. not-lysa: they could provide a timeline for when the students will be able to ret

in bethesda, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: a violent 48 hours in montgomery county, leaving police looking for clues and suspects after somebody fired shots at a group of people in germantown last night. about 30 people were turned away from a party because they were not invited. as they walked away, somebody in a white car started shooting. hit with a bullet also going through the window of a house nearby. >> and then my whole family went to the basement. kimberly: friday afternoon, police were in montgomery village investigating another shooting. a 28-year-old came to hawthorne terrace to meet someone and was shot dead, found between parked cars. a 23-year-old man was also shot and is recovering tonight. aw information about high-speed crash in kensington yesterday. two cars were speeding down connecticut avenue when a chevy camaro collided with a black volvo. carlosver of the volvo, fernandez, remains in critical condition at the hospital tonight with life-threatening injuries. his son said that his father is a de

anna-lysa gayle is with the latest information on what caused this fire. ysa: the cause of the fire has not been released, but i can tell you firefighters have been here for more than 13 hours. i will step out of the way so you can see what is going on behind me. there are still flames we were seeing a few moments ago and a thin layer of smoke above. neighbors are thankful everybody made it out safe. >> really just spread throughout the house. anna-lysa: neighbors watched as a dark plum o smoke went across smoke went above this house on turkey run. the people manage to get out of the house unharmed. >> i did see them come out. obviously, they were pretty shaken. anna-lysa:anna-lysa: neighbors d concern about the challenges firefighters faced. >> the neighborhood shows complications. there were no fire hydrants nearby. anna-lysa: do you share that concern? >> knowing that, if it was closer, it would make people feel a lot better. anna-lysa: the cause of the fire has not been released, but the battalion chief told us there was some propane tanks in the back

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: milder weather, peaks of sonic, gray skies to end the weekend, the get ready to hear the wind howl. meteorologist josh knight has a look at your weeks. we will be able to see what comes out of all of this. anna-lysa forecast, which includes a high wind warning. josh: we are going to look at that to start at 11:00 tonight. front is pushing across the area, and what you will see is that this system is pretty big. this system, bringing a lot of snow for new england, but for us, we are stuck on the windy side. we are starting to get some breaks in the cloud cover. it is going to get colder for us, as well, but watch this chance for a few isolated showers. take a look at temperatures. we are back to 49 degrees in places. charlottesville, almost 80 degrees. take a look at what happens through the overnight. we are dropping into the 30's. mid-30's but with the wind howling, it is going to feel much colder. place is going to be a high wind warning for the d.c. metro area and countie

thank you, gayle.re in the toyota greenroom with your lovely bride angie who says you have a very big heart and she was not surprised when you said i want to take all of your employees. >> all of our businesses live by a set of core values and culture and there's so many people that support the atlanta falcons beyond the field, the players and coaches. >> everybody knows that -- most people don't do it. >> it's part of what we do. we live our values, we run our businesses by our values, and that was the right thing to do. >> when the season started -- sorry for interrupting yo be i think this is really important. when the season started nobody thought the falcons had a chance. did yu? >> we always had a chance. every team in the nfl has a chance, but i think our offense our defense played with six, seven games to go on the regular season in the playoff series and so i think once i saw the younger players really coming along, the whole team coming along on defense, i felt we had a unique opportunity. fu

live in fairfax county, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. >> flowers and candles at the site where a man was run over monday. police are investigating whether the man who struck nate mckinnon was acting in self-defense. mckinnon was armed it the time of the -- at the time. developing, police in howard county want to find vandals who damaged five cars in a columbia neighborhood. the word "trump" was sprayed onto of them. one man thinks he was targeted because he was hispanic. alison: d.c. will have a generous family paid leave program, mayor's signature. that is because mayor bowser says she will not veto it, but she believe it unsigned. the legislation allows up to eight weeks of a leave for the birth or adoption of a child. start at thursday with windchill factors tomorrow that will be in the teens and lower 20's. don't let the sunshine fool you, you will need your sunglasses all day. highs will only make it to around 40 degrees. the coldest day we have seen a long time around here. if you don't like the cold, wait until the upcoming weekend. a huge warm-up is on the way, with temperatures

gayle king joins us now from new york.s good to see you, gayle. >> reporter: michelle, we are here live and in color. good to see you. we have new details on what the white house knew about former national security adviser michael flynn's contact with russia. we'll talk about john dickerson about the fallout from that. plus, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu heads to the white house today. we'll look at the important role president trump's son-in- law, that would be jared kushner, plays in that relationship. and mark phillips gives us an inside look at the u.s. research center in antarctica, what scientists have discovered about these little guys, black and white penguins. i think it's good to wear clothes that match your stories. he has more about the penguin population. it's declining. that's not good. those stories and more at 7:00. >> gayle, you're matching perfectly and we love the glasses. we're all talking about them. >> i like 'em, too, thanks. thanks. thank you very much. see you at 7:00. >> mm-hm. >> very

>>> plus, bonus give away day means your shot at a new ipad mini or an amazon excoy, oli, charity, gayle and nick break down what is happening. and shakira breaks it down. >> they're gyrating their hips. >> find out the prize for the best bootie shake and why some of us probably won't win. >> can we stop now, can we please sto >> i don't know what other way to put it, other than this is a parent's worst nightmare. this is security footage from inside a home in argentina that parents have set up because they were suspicious, their daughters were acting diff. so they set up several cameras around the home and turned them on while the girls were with the baby-sitter and this is what they captured. the 18-year-old baby-sitter is being very aggressive with their daughter. the girl is sitting on the chair r coming towards her and slaps the child and grabs her by the hair and pushes her straight to the ground. the little girl crying, buries her face in the cushions of the couch. >> it's just such a difficult situation, you know? as parents, this is always in the back >> can you trust them and u

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: a big effort to fight a barn fire in montgomery county . sky track 7 was over the scene in dickerson, a remote area. no animals were in the barn and nobody was hurt, but it did take four engines to get the fire down. panon: an unattended frying caused a house fire in southeast d.c. firefighters rescued a 95-year-old woman from a second-floor bedroom in her home. paramedics rushed her to the hospital in serious condition. the woman's son said he was in the basement when the fire started. >> i tried to get upstairs to get my mom, but it was too much smoke. >> she was still sitting on her bed. she was able to yell to us, but she cannot move. alison: firefighters got the woman out of the home just in time. jonathan: after a contentious confirmation battle, the senate confirmed jeff sessions as the attorney general. you will be sworn in tomorrow morning. only one democrat, joe manchin, crossed party lines to support the nomination. alison: finishing what she started, dozens gathered outside of the home of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell,

gayle?> tank you, chip. >>> the new secretary of state is on his first foreign trip ready to meet with russia's top diplomat. u.s. officials say rex tillerson plans to listen to his counterparts at the g-24 ministers meeting in germany. many of them are worried about the new administration's priorities. the retired exxonmobil ceo will meet with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. us are officials say they'll talk about recent fighting in ukraine and the civil war in syria. >>> president trump will have to find a new choice for labor secretary. andy puzder withdrew his nomination yesterday. the decision came amid uncertainty over whether the fast food executive had enough votes to win senate confirmation. "the washington post" and the partnership for public service say of 696 key positions requiring senate approval, only 12 have been confirmed. 23 are awaiting confirmation. jan crawford shows us how puzder's nomination fell apart. good morning. >> good morning. puzder faced opposition sin