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. >> mayor jim kenney helped finished a mural honoring join craig and james hines.as the first li die in te of duty. >> we'll tell you why dozens of people decided to sleep outdoors last night in the middle city. some deserving families have a new place to live thanks to dedicated volunteers in chester county. >> we have cooler air as we get to the second half of the weekend. you will notice the difference. details coming up in the ve ♪ ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. >> runners hit the pavement for the back on miler running up and down mlk drive to raise money to homestless. >> time for a check on theissa . summer today, back to winter tomorrow. >> i think you are right. 70s today and 40s tomorrow. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar you can see no precipitation. we had a cold front earlier today dipping down to the south. as it cam

hines, i needed that.oughnuts. >>> time for a look at what is coming up on "new day." kwa alisyn camerota joins us. ali. >> good to see you. chris is behind me getting ready. >> working? >> we have so much news for enthusiasm morning. i barely know where to start. i don't know how we will fit it into three hours. we have the details of the republican replacement plan for the affordable care act. we have congress member jason chaffetz on to talk about that. we have the revised travel ban and the fallout from president trump's claims about illegal wiretappi wiretapping. we have all that and we have some all-star panels. dissect and analyze. we will do that in 11 months. >> all that and a gun show from chris cuomo. >> the all-star panel. trying to drink water from a fire hose. nice to see you. ali, talk to you soon. >>> silicon valley may not like donald trump's policies, but investors are loving life. a lot of money made in tech. an early start on your money next. wrinkles? your time is up! new neutrogena® r

nice to see you, hines. >>> time for a look at what is coming up on "new day." chris cuomo.er than i ever moved in my life. what a crazy world. we have this lady out running the official. then you discuss this morning. the circumstances we find ourselves in. our national dialogue is consumed with discussions about russia. we keep getting into a cycle where we say, just the facts. let's figure out what's going on. then the president is usually somewhere near the root cause of another wave of speculation about what's going on with our government's relationships and russia and how it's dealing with that confusion. that's how we got into the wire tap situation. we will talk about why the fbi director would go out of his way to get involved in the situation and ask the justice department to refute the president's claim of wire taps being used against him maybe by president obama and why this discussion goes beyond james clapper, the former head of the director of national intelligence. he says, christine and dave, why one of the warrants did not exist for that regard? how do we m

. >> let's bring back my political panel to talk about this, david gergen and doug hine.the former ambassador to the czech republic and a former czar. ambassador, let me start with you. roger stone says he's been completely transparent. what kind of question would you want asked of him? >> well, fredericka, thanks for having me back. not just mr. stone, mr. manaforte, mr. page and mr. flynn all need to answer questions about their contacts with the russians or the russian agents. what they knew, when they knew it, and we need to understand a fuller picture, including the president's own ties, his sons have said russian dollars are very important to their business. so while we need to get mr. stone in, we need to get him under oath and we need to understand what were his communications, not just with gucifer 2.0, but also with wikileaks. he said over and over again that he communicated with wikileaks. it seems clear that both wikileaks and gucifer 2.0 have committed cyber crimes against the united states, against persons in the united states. so we need to understand what

gym hines joins you now. >> hi, rachel. >> a lot to deal with. what can you tell us about general flynn reportedly offering to testify in exchange for immunity? >> well, interestingly when i last checked in which was a couple hours ago, actually nobody on the intelligence committee had received a communication from general flichblt we'll need to wait to see if that comes in. and then of course what we're going to need to think about is it is true that congress or a congressional committee can offer immunity from prosecution. obviously with law enforcement, they do this because the the individual grant immunity has a story to tell which implicates higher ups. here we'll have to think about and coordinated with law enforcement. the reason i saw law enforcement is because you don't ask for immunity unless you feel like you're in legal jeopardy. so we have to be very careful that the congress or my committee doesn't give immunity in such a way as to damage the affability law. fbi, whoever it might be that it doesn't damage case, whatever that might b

neighbors were welcome to engine 38 of lieutenant joyce craig and james hines. it will hang in the long crest free library. lieutenant craig was the first woman firefighter in philadelphia to die in the line of duty. >>> we have a warning for you. the next phone call you get could be from a crook. people are getting ripped off by irs scams. nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg has the warning you need to know and he shows us why this year there could be a little confusion. >> very annoying, very annoying an frustrating. >> greg ricky is sick of sketing scam calls from criminals falsely claiming to be irs employees. he's gotten several in the past few months. >> people telling me i'm going to be locked up. >> this scam call. >> irs is filing a lawsuit against you. >> was made to the government-issued phone of irs criminal investigation special agent robert glenn. they come from people claiming you owe back taxes and threatening arrest if you don't make an immediate payment by a prepaid debit card, itunes card or wire transfer, things legitimate irs workers

lieutenant craig is the first female firefighter in philadelphia to die in the line of duty and hiness a fallen firefighter from the neighborhood where lieutenant craig worked. >> i think the auto biography of the city, i think their stories will live on for inspiration in public art. >> mayor kenney was there to contribute to the mural. firefighters hold a place in his heart since his father was a firefighter. >>> young professionals in philadelphia are getting a glimpse of what it's like to be homeless. more than 140 people slept outside in card board boxes in center city last night. they did it to raise awareness for homeless youth and raise money for covenants house which provides food and shelter for homeless youth. >> just they get to come here and meet our kids and hear their stories, our kids have stories of real tragedy and real triumph, our young people work incredibly hard to overcome and succeed in lives of inspiration and stability. >> those young professionals raised 136,000 for covenants house. >> still ahead, how hollywood is paying tribute to a legendary mother/daught

west chester pike hine me, traffic has been relatively calm. it really not a whole ton of people out, as you might expect at this hour, because of the forecast. but really some interesting weather conditions here just because the sleet is coming down as a clip and you can hear it as i talk. so far though i see some of our partners at news radio reporting spin outs, and various conditions, myfoxphilly.com with people getting around. having seen any of that. , seeing ton of people who are out at this early hour, to started a dressing the road conditions, and the plow guys. so, sends it back to you guys. >> joe, if it makes you feel any better i know a lot of people pay a lot of money for that needle experience, so you're getting it for free this morning. >> for free. >> you'll have a glow. thanks, joe, stay warm. philadelphia parking thought is warning drivers if you park along emergency snow routes, your car may be towed away. crews need snow emergency roads cleared so the plows can do their jobs, for a list of the emergency snow routes you can

cngining seasonshahat weave e arreallyly natul for uswhat is unnaturaisis theast t pa thatt we're hining todjusust . >> there is not debate that climate change will exacerbate forest fires. because of the heat and the precipitation changes, drought, those e sortsf factors. scientists are projecting a a 50- 100% incncree in area burned in the next 40 years or so. >> it was like a nightmare, the whole evening. my only thought was, , if we get through this day and everybody's alive, it'll be as good as it gets. there it is, right here, right here. >> oh, my gosh. >> ok. we're out, we're out. >> it was definitely the worst night of my life. >> on the day of the lower north fork fire, it was a red flag breezy day. we were dispatched initially to a grass fire. >> wewe had sent assistant chief page up o onto a ridge, uh, to t a good, you know, overview of the fire.e. >> when that fire made that turn and went through that gully, it started running up towards where i was. when it took off, it took off fast. >> one couple died at their home and then oneneoman also died at her home. ijust k kt happ

they're asking for your help to find 76-year-old george hines.disappeared yesterday afternoon from hunt place in northeast washington. he was seen wearing black puffy coat and brown shoes. he may also need medication. >>> it's a popular place for kid's birthday parties, it's common to see a temper tantrum or two at chucky cheese. a fight inside a chuck e. cheese in victor field california. several women and men came to blows over tickets for prizes at the restaurant. there was actually a second fight that broke out at same restaurant between two women who bumped into each other. there is a two beer limit at chuck e. cheese but presumably the combatants didn't -- >> a little pregame before they made it to chuck e. cheese, nice role models mom and dad, well done, stay classy. >>> we hope you don't have anything to fight over on this monday. >> thanks for joining us for wake up washington. >> this is wake up washington on wusa9. >> one person is dead and a hoarding habit may have fueled a deadly fire in arlington. thanks for joining us here on your

this morning, this jacket might be even too heavy as temperatures are on the rise, some nice sunshine hine me in center city philadelphia. temperatures at 44 degrees in philly. temperatures in the four's, generally across the area, 46 degrees in reading, at 43 allentown and currently 46 degrees in ac. temperature change over the last 24 hours, you know it, as soon as you step outside, significant on the order of 17 4 hours, and in reading, up about 14 degrees from this time yesterday in dover. storm scan3 showing us nice sunshine specially across the coast, patchy cloud cover working in along the i59 corridor some of the northwestern suburbs up into the lehigh valley. see the trend for increasing clouds into the second haft of the day, no bother because temperatures are going to be feeling much nicer up to 52 degrees, down the shore we maintain the sunshine little bit longer highs in the upper 40's, and the poconos will climb into the low 40's, we warm even further as we head into our tuesday, but, you might have to break out the umbrella. talk more about that if the full forecast coming.

please keep your eye out for 76-year-old george hines. he was last seen sunday in the 4400 block of hunt place. he was last seen wearing a coat, brown pants, brown shoes. we're going to share husbais ph online so you can get a closer look. >>> right now the search is underway for a missing prince george's county teenager. take a look at the picture here. the 16-year-old was last seen near the andrews ridge apartment complex on friday. he was wearing pink tennis shoes. call police if you know where he is. >>> if you're up early today because of safe track surge 13, if you take metro in virginia the latest surge does affect you. the surge impacts the blue and yellow lines. metro says you could end up waiting as long as 24 minutes hour. the passengers tell us the wait now will pay off later. >> i they they're doing the best job they can do actually. >> i would say probably it will help in the long run. i'm just hoping that get it better because i know a lot of kids in the summertime like to be on the train. >> the reason for those long waits

congressman hines, on the hill, the intelligence area, my question, do people up there know more thany can say? do you know more as a member of congress than those reading "the new york times" or "the washington post" with the role trump's people play and encouraging the russian operation on their behalf? >> it's an interesting question. the answer is, of course we do. what my committee and the intelligence committee is undertaking one of the investigations. we get briefed. yesterday, we were briefed for a long time by jim comey. yes, we do. it's an interesting question because, the other thing that happens, of course, we wake up to a story that's breaking in the "washington post" or "the new york times" and because these things are going in some cases directly to the press, sometimes those of us behind the closed doors are learning new information via the media. >> thank you congressman jim hams and charlie dent. thanks for being with us. i'll be back monday night. up next, "your business" with j.j. ramberg. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow.

wednesday, cooler but 61, sunshine, looks nice, for a spring day, and as we head into thursday thesu0'hine and ta little bit more consistent and stable, as we head in the long range. >> thanks, lauren. >> we want to remind you join us for special day tomorrow right here on cbs-3 we're holding ronald mcdonald house charities phone bank from 6:00 . we will be accepting donations to help c donations who call ronald mcdonald houses home away from home during difficult times, we will be live all morning long and all day long here on cbs-3 join in on twitter, and at cbs philly.com. >>> well, a late show celebrity makes a daytime appearance right here in philadelphia, we will have that story when we mayor jim kenney is recognizing talents of the musicians taking phidelp stage. >> mayor presented, john batis te with the cities first ever, goldson award, given to a living musician with an international reputation. batiste is band leader for late show with stephen colbert right here addition to the muse cat accomplishments he is being honored fo h musical education across the country, including phil

this is george hines. he's 76 years old. he was last seen yesterday. d.c.a critical case. hines was wearing a black puffy coat, black pants and brown shoes when he disappeared. >>> this is the first major commute with a new safetrack surge. head out early, there are a lot of delay on the blue and yellow on lines. trains are running 24 minutes apart because there is single tracking between brad dockad >> outer loop after the connect have a crash. beltway is a little lighter than normal. still sighing del inin ining a on the souza bridge. and southbound 95, the ramp to the truck scales crash blocking the ramp to and off of the scales. >> twewe'll check your forecast next. >>> good morning. it's a cold one. everybody still feeling below freegz. feels like 27 in the district right now. manassas feels like 26. frederick, you feel like 27. we go through the day though and temperatures rebound into the 50s about 15 degrees warmer than what we had officer the wever t. we're in the 60s tomorrow. rain quickly clear out and stay above normal the rest of the week. >> w

neighbors were welcome to engine 38 of and james hines.ig was the first woman firefighter in former vice president joe biden local basketball players last ntribute to his late son >> wyden received a speciale 87ers game in beau biden foundation night to raise money to strengthen child protection joe biden spoke to the crowd at half the cause meant so much to his son. >> a child abused is not a family issue. a child abused these are all our children. they're the kite strings that lift our national ambitions along. >> beau biden was an iraq war veteran who also served as delaware's attorney general. he died in 2015 after a battle with brain cancer. >>> in other news on friday joe biden told a college audience that he regrets not being president. he said he could have won if he had run for office but his son's battle with cancer kept him out of the race. >>> people across pennsylvania have been getting letters in the mail about changes that are happening to e-zpass tolls alongss dvers go through the tolls, transponder guidelines. over the nex

debbie hines good to see you.seu it would be the ass this.blem is there's not oneee right now. >> thanks deb bothur nextnk guest is an s adecademy awardedd screen writer award winningwin novelist and blogger who used to be a democrat and hed switched parties and he's now a republican. par repu >> he wroteblican an article is february 28th 2017 the night ngt the democratic party died. ded. pj media on by skype. by e. hey roger.hey >> how you doing. >> that's al bold statement february 28th, 2017 when the 28t democratic party died. died. why do you feel that day. you f. >> basically because theyas don't want to be --ically [inaudible] they'd really rather just beealj winners and attack republicans perennially. there's no ability too communicate anymore and it's t's become so excessive that i tt i think that gradually they'reallh going to turn everybody off. >> hey roger let me ask you,r le before you continue why didwhydd you switch parties? p >> oh, this is a long timeime ago. it was a gradual thing.hin. but the i'm liberal like most from loso

or maybe what all this is showing is that kraft-hines, after being rebuffed by unilever, maybe they're trying to go after general mills, taking into account there have been multiple press releases saying that pal is going to step down this year, that could be just the opening that general mills needs and they could pay a heck of a lot more for this stock than it currently trades for and still make a fortune for sharehold shareholders. the chart suggested by larry williams suggests that the beaten down general mills could be ready to roar, a brilliant guy with a fabulous track record. if you want to own a food stock, or you're going for fundamentals, you go for pepsico, you can follow along with us, that said, if you're patient and you want to go with williams, you've got my permission to bier the general . >>> it is time, it's time for the lightning round. you hear this sound, [ buzzer ] then the lightning round is over, skee-daddy, it's time for the lightning round in florida, raymond? >> hello. >> hi, raymond, you're up, it's jim. >> i'm sorry? >> go ahead, you're up, it's jim. >> i

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joining us is congressman jim hines of connecticut. congressman, he's nice to have you with us tonight. i imagine it frustrates you tomp somebody like me say the house sbeej committee seems to be blowing up. >> that is not. weir in a bizarre moment where not only is the investigation frozen with hearings being canceled but the committee is frozen. we ordinarily have a meeting at 5:00 p.m. on the day we all return which was today to go turnover previous week's activities and that was canceled. we had a thursday meeting to talk about something totally different, i think, than russia, and that was canceled. so we are in suspended animation right now. >> you received no information in terms of what chairman nunez was talking about last week about these incepts that he said he was so concerned about. you haven't had an intelligence committee, internal meeting. there hasn't been a rescheduling of what was originally going to be another public hearing tomorrow and the closed door hearing that was also scheduled for tomorrow, that has also bee

go and check out breakfast, i go to hine sit and eat over at 21st and south. we will be there live with the tv cameras from 9:00 to 10:00. come on by, bring the kids, i'll give them little excuse note if they're late for school. no problems down at philadelphia international airport. and looking good on mass transit. alex and thomas back over to you. >> thank you, bob. britain's parliament observed minute of silence this morning, to remember a police officer and two civilians killed attack heart of london. they raided homes in england to search for more evidence. >> we know eight people arrest in the those raids, including some in the city of birmingham. ly zest err -- police search for clues why a man plowed into civilians, killing two, injuring more than 30 others, before fatally stabbed a police officer on parliament grounds. now, police shot and killed the attacker whose identity they've not yet disclosed. >> political science professor at lasalle university has been studying terrorism for ten years. we wanted to bring you in. it seems like yet another in

joining us now is jim hines.s nice to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> i imagine it is not how you want your investigation to be described. >> no. that is not. we are in a bizarre moment. not only is the investigation frozen for obvious reasons but the committee is frozen. we have a meeting at 5:00 p.m. on the day we all return to go over the previous week's activities and that was cancelled. we had a thursday meeting to talk about something totally different and that was cancelled. we are in suspended animation right now. >> and let me confirm it. you received no information in terms of what nunes was talking about last week that he said he was so concerned about. you haven't had an internal meeting and there hasn't been a rescheduling of what was originally going to be another public hearing tomorrow and the closed door hearing that was scheduled for tomorrow, that has also been cancelled. >> that's exactly right. i arrived back and went to our offices and discovered not only have democrats received not

i said because i'm telling there's no gregory hines here. >> police used a battering ram to bust openher doors. six officers dressed in plain clothes toed the bedroom and living room never showing the family any warrant or police identification. >> they didn't present anything. told me is shut the f up. get out the way. treated me hike nobody basic until my own house. >> they pretty much disrespected us. they disrespected my hubble. you see six white men outside, you shouldn't question it. you shall answer the dam door. what does that mean? just because you're white doesn't mean you're right. >> franklin said he went to the nearby police station to file a complaint. and felt like a victim all over again. >> i want to file a complaint on the officers. they giving me attitude like i done something wrong. ya'll kicked in my door. i didn't kick in ya'll door. ya'll kicked my door in. so why you mad at me? i just want some answers. >> chicago police said they were actively working with the franklins to get their door fixed but the landlord ended up putting on new door and locks. the family

this is george hines, sunday. he was in a black coat, black pants and brown shoes. i did post all of this information and his photo on twitter. back to you. >>> all right. thank you. and the search is underway at this hour for a missing prince george's county teenager. take a look at your screen here. this is william leach. he was last seen at the andrews ridge apartments on friday. he was wearing pink tennis shoes. call police if you know where he is. >>> you might be heading to metro a bit earlier this morning if you live in virginia. safe track surge number 13 is understood way underway. >> longer waits until april at least. we're live now with a look at just how long that wait will be. >> reporter: hey, this is the first rush hour morning of surge number 13, the last major one in the system and all of this coming with a big promise at the end of it. here's what you need to know before you head out the door this morning. you need to leave early, if you can. plan out your ride, pack your patience with you because you need to expect that there will be disrupted ser

it is cold hine the cold front right?is cold enough for snow, 6:00, you see some snow moving into the lancaster area, and you see it by 8:00 we've got some snow in the philadelphia area. ac laying cents still not certain if we will give any but snow showers talking right now, eventually changing to rain with temperatures warming up a bit on friday. so yes, a lot of changes in the weather, certainly isn't boring. 2-mile visibility, at philly international, and even less in wilmington, in millville, and atlantic city so sort of fog any some places but very, very mild you do not need to bundle up with temperatures in the 50's, where are we headed? to 75. the records for today, 76. we could tie it. it is a lot chillier, with the winds tomorrow than 50 degrees, then friday morning, we could see some snow showers at least to start the day, very cold day saturday, getting little bit better on sunday, by next webbing back to the 60s so the cold comes back but doesn't stick around for long. >> brian commenting i said i would put s

people have not stopped talking about kraft hines.o their head, that stock is doing well. because unilever is switching to the more aggressive way to budget. david, there's a draft hines bid, a bid underneath and no one wants to sell the companies for fear that they're going to be the one that kraft-heinz goes after next. >> i know. there's a belief that kraft-heinz needs to do another deal. look at what happened when they went after unilever for the brief period. you could have blinked an missed up, but the stock went up dramatically because investors believe in delivering when they do a transaction. they may not do one tomorrow or next week but they're going to do another deal. it's the way these companies are built, jim. the question is unilever is off the table. as i reported the high likelihood is they will not pursue anything that will have a hint of being hostile or unsolicited. what does that leave you with? >> a lot of the companies that want to remain independent, whether it's kellogg, general mills does not want to fold. th

we had jim hines last week. he said what you know is better than what you don't know.pite the hiccup and they don't know how to work with a different chairman. >> he has had good days. he ran to the white house with information. went around his committee. came up with a crazy story. that was written off as a bad day in politics. >> they have to figure out if heads need to roll. that doesn't solve the bigger problem. this was an attack on the united states. that's what john mccain called it. russia using its influence to manipulate our election. they don't want to stop here. this is a larger problem that congress should get a hold of and the fbi should be investigating. the president of the united states whomever that is, must be worried about. we have to pull back and look at this in a competent way and not an overly partisan way. you know, it is on both sides, like you said, chris. you heard senator schumer yesterday on abc. he was saying before we start confirming gorsuch, let's wait a few more weeks on the russian investigation. that is political as well. it has to

please keep your eye out for this man, 76-year-old george hines, he was last seen sunday. he was wearing a black puffy coat, black pants and shoes. we will continue to share his photo and information online so you can take a closer look and of course, if you see him, please contact police. now back to you, aaron. >> thank you. >>> developing this morning a defense department investigation is underway into reports of a secret facebook page featuring photos of naked female marines. the naval criminal investigation service is looking into that facebook page called marines united. it featured pictures of female service members in various stages of undress. the women's full names, ranks and duty stations were also included with those photos. the postings began in january when two women were assigned in camp lajeun. >> four new missilesa overnight. this is file video you're looking at. the new missile handed 200 miles away from japan. it was likely timed to coincide with the military drills between south korea and the u.s. >> president trump is expected to sign a revised travel

democratic congressman hines a member of the house intelligence committee. was this meeting canceled? >> of course it was. a room was reserved. we had our questions and it didn't happen and the idea was because of the comey/rogers meeting was to have happened. there's more than two hours in a week. they're on capitol hill a lot. >> technically a public meet squag private meeting. >> it was scheduled precisely for the time the open hearing was to happen. >> what is nunes trying to do? >> all of his behavior since last monday's open hearing is bazar. that's not a partisan statement. no less than they have said what this guy is doing. since that monday open hearing. >> i believe lindsey graham referenced inspector cuso. >> director comey confirms -- and forget what that congress is doing. he confirmed there is an fbi investigation into links between the trump campaign and possible links between the trump campaign and russia. and they completely shut down this idea that president obama was wire tapping trump tower and i have to say that was not an accident no he

jim hines of connecticut says he's seen no evidence to back up president trump's claim. >> like marco rubio, i have seen nothing. unlike marco rubio and jim comey and collector clapper, on the face of it, the tweet is either wrong or points to a scandal unlike we've ever sheen. the president cannot order a wiretap. >> legal experts say the fbi and justice department need a federal judge to approve a wiretap on u.s. citizens and president cannot order that type of surveillance on their own. senior law enforcement sources confirmed to fox news director comey and other officials say the president's accusation is false. they have asked the justice department to publicly correct the president. that would be an enormous rebuke. so far the justice department has issued no such correction. a white house spokesman tells abc news she does not believe president trump accepted the denial from the fbi. the senate intelligence committees are already investigating that russia interfered in the american presidential election. jeff sessions last week recused himself from the investigation after he adm

there may have been some -- if you listen to representative hines and you listen to the former director intelligence they all leave out -- he called it article three, i think he was talking about title three, which is the criminal application for a warrant. that could have brushed past somebody in the campaign. and that's the only thing i can think trying to piece all this together. >> if you were still the chair of the intelligence committee would i just blow off the questions from the white house or the requests from the white house to investigate this? >> this would be the quickest part of any investigation, you haul in the fbi director, you haul in the national clandestine service folks and the criminal side of people who go through the process of applying for these warrants. and then you haul in the doj people responsible for the same thing, and you ask the question, i think you would have an answer probably within 30 minutes. this is not something that you can -- this is going to linger on for very long if the investigators are doing their job. >> jen, as somebody who was up until

if you want to take a look hine me, see two construction workers stuck on boom lift.m of workers at the top, special ops team members trying to figure out some type of safe removal plan. there is few things that are important to note. dc fire and emergency services says that the workers are in no immediate danger, and the last hour we've seen couple of different strategist, at one point, we saw some type of bar or handle being extended from one of the balcony, balconies saw a ladder pertrude interesting one of the balconies, we know working on some type of strategy, to layout the land for you here, this is the 1200 block every 1st st. here in southeast. this is the build that is neighboring the residence inn here at marriott. if you are traveling i want to avoid this area. a lot of ambulances, a lot of firetrucks, a lot of feet on the ground. also, just to kind of give you an idea of what is -- what we're being told is that a neighboring inspector, who was the inspector for the construction site here, on my left, tells us that this could all be the aftermath and resul

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we're covering that and much more with our guests including democratic congressman 1yi78 hines, a member of the intelligence committee. and a member of the foreign affairs committee. our correspondents and expert analysts are also standing by. let's begin with the breaking news on the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. our congressional correspondent fill mattingly has the latest. phil, the numbers are now out. >> that's exactly right. four word samation from bill cassidy a republican from pennsylvan pennsylvania, a doctor. obviously it's a concern. these are numbers higher than republicans expected. they set down a new difficult pathway as they try to get all of the votes they can to move this plan forward. >> so we disagree strenuously with the report that was put out. >> reporter: tonight gop leaders are facing a new reality. congressional budget office projection that shows a drop in coverage for 24 million people by 2026. >> the republican bill pushes 24 million people out of the healthcare, off health coverage. this is a remarkable number, this speaks to highly to the

this morning, there is still a large police presence, that's the crime scene unit van right there hine me. and then if we look to the right you can see the apartment that investigators have been focused on overnight. it is a first floor apartment there, right by that large bush, they've been taking pictures, collecting evidence, so, work started late last night, and it continues here this morning. now, maple shade police were first called to the fox meadow apartments on the 100 block of fox meadow drive around 9:00 last night. the crime scene unit quickly arrived, and now the burlington county prosecutors office is leading the investigation. all they can say right now is that they're investigating at least one death no word who died or exact how this all happened. but we do know police were initially called out here for a shooting and expecting a update sometime this morning, made couple of calls, so far haven't heard anything back. meantime this part of the apartment complex is still taped off this morning, people went to bed last night with many questions, waking thumb morning with t

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they read about it in the media before they got the phone calls notifying them to resign hine quicklys all going through. it's natural for administration's too switch over these attorneys but usually from what i understand it's done over a longer period of time so the impression that this is giving at least politically is that they're completely wiping out these people and putting in new ones without the sort of natural and slightly slower transition between two types of administrations. >> so what do we make of the rush? in previous administrations they've given the u.s. attorneys a little bit of time to train their deputies and create new contacts unroll some of the work they've been doing. why did it have to be so immediate? >> well, i don't have any specific reporting back that, however, there has been a lot of concerns coming straight from the president and others in the administration about these obama holdovers and a lot of their supporters, if you look at some of the right wing media, these deep state people. these are people that some in the administration believe are leaking

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hines' line of questioning am i correct that the foreign agents registration act requires that individuals who lobby on behalf of a foreign government must register with the united states government? >> i believe that's correct. i know i keep saying i'm not an expert. the reason i'm saying that is, i don't know exactly how they define things like lobbying in the statute but as a general matter if you're going to represent a foreign government here in the united states, touching our government, you should be registered. >> and isn't it true that just last november, 2016, mr. flynn was working as a foreign agent doing work that principally benefited the government of turkey, and yet he didn't report it until just last week? >> i can't comment on that. >> isn't it true that mr. flynn was reportedly paid over half a million dollars for this work? >> same answer. >> and isn't it true that the trump white house on at least two occasions was asked by mr. flynn's lawyers whether he should report that work, the work that he was doing on behalf of the turkish government, and yet the administration d

members of the house freedom caucus who not put their support hine the bill. there was supposed to be a bowling night at the white house to get them behind it. not the kind of day for bowling even though it is indoors. things turning upside down here in d.c. charles? charles: blake, thank you very much. critics pouncing on the cbo predicting 14 million people will lose insurance. how are republicans planning to win the messaging war? to republican congressman ron desantis. thanks for joining us in the wintry day. >> nice in florida, charles. charles: rub it in. one of those things where the republicans are bracing for this sort of news from the cbo. there were some things i think ironically fell into the party's lap. there are still issues, what everybody is reading in government necessarily taking it away. so i think -- charles: is that a dangerous message, sir? i don't want to interrupt but i started out on wall street i had a chance to buy my own insurance with one-year-old daughter. if you tell americans they don't want health insurance. they don't want th

. >> a member of the select committee on intelligence, democratic congressman jim hines joins the table . >> i do. >> i was going to ask you why do you use acid in a bathtub? >> there could be bodies there. thanks for that. it will take a while to get out of my mind. >> nunes, it was all a scam. we knew it was a scam from the beginning, but we had confirmation. nunes says i'm going to the white house to give them information. the white house gives them information and he goes and holds a press conference outside the white house. how can you ever work with that guy again as your chairman? >> wbl you know, as you know, last week, a bunch of us called for his recusal. and it was hard for us to do because until last week, we had been pretty constructive. we were working on witness lists together, we had an open hearing. interestingly enough, the second open hearing which was supposed to be last week got cabseled. but look, the ranking member has been invited to the white house to look at this intelligence, to hopefully get to the bottom of what it actually is. and then there's the questions