general howell, but the time we get to early december, he decides he has done enough. he has the americans on the run and they have not been able to stand against him at any point. so, let's call it off for the year. this was common practice that going into winter quarters. theral howell send out all orders that the troops will be done for the year. washington?ter after all, general howell was spring, theat, come spring ball -- spring thaw and melting snow would reveal the army.s of washington's idea generals no howell was going to call off the campaign season. washington was concerned that was the delaware froze over, how would -- general howell would march into philadelphia, which with the disastrous for the united states. washington says, i must do something, but what can i do? congress, fearful of a standing army, standing armies, the tool of oppressive governments that require an extraordinary amount of taxes. they only approved year-long enlistments for washington's soldiers. congress like to rely on the militia, the citizen soldiers to defend their homes. washin

i'm george howell. >> i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, january 31st. 4:00 a.m. in the east. it is hard to overstate the nature of the rapid developments we saw in washington overnight. in a move that evokes president nixon's mass firings in 1973, the trump administration creating a level of chaos after a week and a half on the job. a new acting attorney general has been sworn in to replace the old acting ag sally yates after she did not defend the travel ban in court. the u.s. attorney for eastern virginia, dana boente took the oath and quickly rescinded yates' order. more on that in a moment. evan perez joins us with the latest. >> reporter: george and christine, in an extraordinary series of events, president trump fired sally yates, the acting attorney general, because she ordered the justice department not to defend the travel ban. the travel ban to the united states from seven countries deemed to be security risks. yates is an obama appointee. on monday evening, they told justice department law

i'm george howell. the "cnn newsroom" starts right now. it is 4:01 on the east coast. a new peck difference order from the u.s. president with the stroke of a pen, people from seven predominantly muslim nations are barred for entering the united states for three months. the countries in question including libya, sudan, yemen, syria, iraq and iran. president trump says it is designed to keep radical islamic terrorists out of the united states, his quote. critics say the move tramples on fundamental american values. the order also suspends the u.s. refugee admissions program for four months. syrian refugees are barred from the u.s. indefinitely. also people holding certain visas will now have to undergo in person interviews in order to renew them. and as cnn's jim acosta says, a number of those countries on the list may grow. >> reporter: one thing we should point out about this 90 day suspension of visas coming in from seven countries that have ties to terrorism, those seven countries may not be all of t

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i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. it is 2:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. the newest threat from north korea, it claims to be ready to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile anytime, anywhere. it was the quote. they said they were ready to start testing this long-range missile. let's go to south korea, our paula hancocks is covering this story from seoul this hour. help our viewers to understand the context here. >> reporter: well, george, this is something that we've been hearing for many years, even decades. north korea blaming the united states for their arms development, saying that they need to have this, this nuclear missile program, so that they can protect themselves against what they call a hostile policy of the united states. so this is really in keeping with what we've seen for many, many years now. we heard on sunday from north korea, that they said that they could launch an intercontinental ballistic missile at any time and from any location. it really just depends on the north korean leader kim jong un to give the green light. so an incr

i'm george howell.hooting left five people dead, eight others wounded. the suspect, esteban santiago legally traveled with a gun and ammunition. police say when he landed in florida, he took that gun out and started shooting people. or boris sanchez now has more on what happened. >> reporter: just before 1:00 p.m. a gunman opens fire at ft. lauderdale international airport. chaos inside terminal two, at least 13 people shot, with multiple casualties. the cell phone video shows people lying on the floor in the baggage claim area. the panic inside the terminal then spills outside, as hundreds run from the fun shots, flooding onto the tarmac and out onto the runways. the injured quickly evacuated to a nearby hospital. >> everybody started running out of terminal one, out of the rental car place, some lady was yelling for help in the garage, so i just ran. >> reporter: cnn has learned the suspected shooter left alaska earlier today, bound for ft. lauderdale. he declared a firearm when boarding. that weapon

i'm george howell. . >> and i'm rosemary church. six people are dead after gunman opened fire at a mosque. it happened in quebec city. this attack on a mosque is being investigated as an act of terrorism. >> we want to bring in brin in canada. they daled this a terrorist attack and condemned it. what more did you learn about this from the recent news conference and has there been additional information from then? >> 39 people who were inside that mosque during this attack were able to escape unharmed. so that's certainly good to hear. but of course, the big news there is six people were killed and eight others injured at the hospital with those injuries. it's unclear the extent of those injuries at this point. we know from police they called the situation under control, but we also know it's just a few hours sbhoo this investigation. it's being investigated a as a hate crime. the prime minister there saying that his thoughts are with the vuk tims and their it families. the country stands in solidarity with muslims, this affecting th

i'm george howell. say it ain't so.st famous circuses in the world is shutting down for good. the parent company of ringling brothers barnum & bailey says they are closing there more than 100-year circus extravaganza. the last show will be in may. the ceo said ticket sales dropped dramatically whether elephants were cut from the show that came after years of pressure from animal rights groups and fines from the u.s. department of agriculture. a successful launch and return for a spacex falcon 9 rocket on saturday. >> three, two, one! ! >> always so cool to see that. it blasted off from a us air force base in california carrying ten communications satellites. this was the first launch for the private space company since a similar rocket exploded in september. it was followed by a smooth return landing for the rocket's first stage booster and then glided on to an ocean platform known as the drone ship. spacex and its rivals have been trying to perfect the landing, because reusing the rocket is the key to making space trav

. >> and i'm george howell in atlanta. we continue following the breaking news, the deadly shooting at the airport in ft. lauderdale, florida. >> investigators are learning more about the gunman. he killed five people and wounded eight. sources say he entered a bathroom and started shooting when he came out, sending crowds running. the police have now identified the suspect as 26-year-old esteban santiago. he's now being questioned in custody. the fbi says santiago visited their office in alaska, saying he was hearing voices telling him to watch isis videos. he underwent a mental health evaluation shortly thereafter. nothing barred him from traveling to florida or apparently from owning a gun. authorities say terrorism could have been a motivating factor. >> with these types of incidents as horrific ago they are, we are looking at all avenues, and we will be pursuing every angle to try to determine the motive behind this attack. and any associates, any connections, communication, everything that you can imagine, i assure y

i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" stps right now. it isç 3:01 on the u.s. coast, it is the kind of attack that we've seen far too often lately. a man rammed a truck this time in jerusalem. they're trying to figure out if he acted alone. we're about to show you some footage of exactly what happened. i want toym warn you that it is very disturbing to see. right through a group of israelo soldiers. they plowed right through that group of people, an officer and three cadets all barely in their 20s died from this attack.ç >>> israeli police shot and killed the driver of the truck. prime minister said he may have been an isis supporter.zv cnn is following the story live for us in jerusalem this hour. warren, good to have you with us, this attack has been called terr@sm, what more do we know about the investigation. >> before we get to the investigation, let's talk about the funerals of these fourym soldiers, three females and one male all killed in this attack. it will be a day offing as these -- a day of mourning asç they lay to rest today. the attacker, the

. >> and i'm george howell. newsroom starts right now. >>> it is 2:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. we begin in kyrgyzstan. a jet crashed in a village and killed 37 people. we know children were killed as well. it crashed near the country's main airport. >> this video shows the crash site. and you can see some of the debris there, as well as rescuers on the scene. >> following this story, cnn's ian lee is live in istanbul turkey, gathering details, what more do we know at this point when that plane and what might have caused this crash? >> reporter: well, george, when you look at the pictures of the wreckage, you can see that there was heavy fog at the time, and that could have played a role in the crash. something investigators are going to be looking into. this was a boeing 747, operated by act, which is a turkish cargo company crashing roughly 2 kilometers away from that main international airport there, 15 homes were destroyed. and that is the main focus right now of this search crew, trying to find anyone else who may have survived. we know at least 37 people were killed. a num

the prisoners in front, daniel, her brother oscar daniel, young 18-year-old and named tony howell, isaiah pirkle and oscar daniel and ernest knox would eventually behaved but i didn't know that when i brought this picture. this is something i couldn't escape, the first faces i had ever seen, as i panned across this photograph, it raised more questions than it answered, two turned to the teenage boys who swing for their crime, which two. if they were accused of raping and killing, who are the others. all my life i question whether god's people lived in verse i but i was face to face with the truth, something much closer to it than i ever thought it would get. the legend i grew up with is riddled with lies and distorted by the ticket 3. these were real people led to real death at the start of the season of violence leading to the expulsion of all 1098 african residents, i begin to understand how the names and dates, and racial cleansing seems like only a legend. a deliberate and sustained campaign of terror. this was jane and oscar led to the streets of atlanta. the first look at these phot

i'm cyril vern yea. >> i'm george howell. the response and reaction to the president of the united states travel ban. >> part of the ban put in place by donald trump has been temporarily stopped. a federal judge granted an emergency stay for citizens of seven muslim majority countries. those who have a valid visa and already in the u.s. or in transit on their way to the u.s. will not be immediately deported. >> the responses coming into to this ban are coming in quickly. iran saying it's considering what action to take. also several colleges and universities in the united states have sent advisory e-mails to students and faculty because the ban could affect their travel in or out of the country. >> one day after meeting with president trump in washington, britons's prime minister theresa may is offering a dim view of the president's executive order. she says she does not agree with mr. trump's action. she added her government is reviewing the legality of the ban as it might affect uk citizens. >> and more protests against the

i'm george howell. >> and i'm cyril vanier. and we're learning the canadian police are saying there are casualties after a shooting at a mosque in quebec city. at least five people are wounded. they have not yet confirmed, however, how many were killed. >> for the very latest let's go live to new york, cnn's brynn gingras is there live following the story. brynn, the prime minister just issued a statement saying we condemn this terrorist attack on muslims in a center of worship and refuge. calling this -- they're call it a terrorist attack. what more can you tell us? >> right, george. we're actually getting information right now, details of how many people can be confirmed dead at this point. a press conference is happening right now if quebec. and police say six people were killed in that mosque attack. we also know that eight were injured. now, again, this is still information that is coming out in a news conference. so it's unclear if that number will go up. but that is what we have been able to confirm just within the last

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i'm george howell with the headlines. this hour poland is set to welcome the biggest european deployment of american troops since the cold waur. the kremlin is calling the deployment a threat to russia. >>> senate intelligence committee is looking into whether or not russia meddled into the u.s. presidential elections. the hearings will also investigate any ties between russia and political campaigns. the u.s. intelligence agency say russia ordered the hacks in order to help the president-elect donald trump win the presidency. in the meantime trump suggests that he is keeping an open mind about u.s. sanctions on russia. in a "wall street journal" article, he says that he's willing to consider lifting those sanctions but that he will keep them in place for some time before deciding. the u.s. put those most recent sanctions in place last month as you will remember to punish russia for its alleged meddling. donald trump has promised big changes once he's in the white house and that could include the u.s. that decades old one

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. >> and i'm george howell at cnn world headquarters in atlanta. as we continue following the breaking news this hour that deadly shooting that took place at the airport in fort lauderdale, florida. >> the fort lauderdale hollywood airport is expected to fully reopen over the next few hours following a gun olympian which killed at least five people on friday and wounded eight others. the attack taking place inside the baggage claim. now, some cargo and private general aviation flights have resumed flying within the past hour. the suspected gunman is in custody. and so far, the fbi is not ruling out terrorism. the suspect is believed to be esteban santiago. and he flew from to florida from alaska on friday. santiago is a former national guardsman and was in the army reserves. he was not on any government watch lists. he did voluntarily visit fbi offices in alaska just a few months ago when he said he was hearing voices and they wanted him to join isis. >> the individual did walk into our anchorage office in november. he came in and spoke with fbi ag

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i i'm george howell. >> in just a few hours time the new president of the united states donald trump will be talking with a number of world leaders. he's set to speak by phone with if leaders of germany, france and japan. >>> syrian refugees are barred indefinitely. >> i'm vetting measures to keep radical islamic terrorists to out of the united states of america. we want to make sure we're not admitting the very threats our soldiers are fighting overseas. we some want to admit those into our country who will support our country and love deeply our people. >> a white house official says that number of countries on the suspension list will likely grow. more on the sweeping measures just put in police station by the new president of the united states. >> these are some very sweeping actions coming from the new president. he signed this executive order earlier in the day over at the pentagon. we just got our hands on the executive order. this is it right here, but the actions are fairly dramatic. he's talking about suspending s visas of people coming to the united states. those visas hav

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i'm christine romans. >> i'm george howell. >> thank you. 29 is fine. >> "new day" starts right now. >> the american dream is back. >> he fired acting attorney general because she disagreed with executive order. >> this will give the democrats an excuse for trying to delay the sessions nomination. >> executive order as a ban on muslims. >> you don't know when the next threat is coming. >> the former president is encouraging people to go into the streets because trump has obstructed american principles. >> mr. president, i'm not trying to start world war iii. i'm trying to win the war we're in. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to "new day." it is tuesday, january 31st. 6:00 in the east. up first, welcome to the new normal. trump dug himself in on controversial positions and tension with his party and allys in the the president sending a hand-delivered letter to the acting attorney general firing her for refusing to defend his travel ban, shortly after a new acting ag was sworn in promising to

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birdie here, but brandt snedeker trying to join phil and tiger as the only three-a time wincer charles howell iii in at ten under thanks to this birdie, but john rahm, with two eagles on the back nine for a 7 under, 65. he already has a one-stroke lead from eagle from the fringe, and it's going to go in. under his -- at 22, the youngest to win this tournament and former asu sun devil with a pac-12 victory. >>> falcons arrived in houston today for super bowl li, first appearance in the big game since 1999, losing to john elway and the broncos. they hope to change that outcome on sunday, but they are three-point underdogs. >>> i railroads john lynch, currently a fox analyst, but this is bizarre. matt millen was hired by detroit in this fashion and it was a disaster. lynch played for shanahan's dad mike in denver. stay tuned. eric? >>> schu, thanks a lot. >>> a family film dogged by controversy. calling heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered californ

. >> i'm george howell. it is 11:00 p.m. on the west coast. 8:00 a.m. in paris. this is "cnn newsroom." we start by talking about donald trump, the new president of the united states, kicking off his first full week of business in the oval office. and, look, he has a lot to do. first up, a meeting with congressional leaders on monday to talk through key issues of his legislative agenda like tax reform and replacing obamacare. >> then friday, trump will have his first face to face meeting with a foreign leader, meeting with british prime minister theresa may. the president announced sunday that he will soon meet with the leaders of mexico and canada to start renegotiating nafta, the north american free trade agreement. >> monday is also important for two of mr. trump's most controversial cabinet nominees. the senate will likely vote to confirm mike pompeo as the head of the cia, but some democrats have been concerned about his positions on surveillance and other issues. >> and senators will also vote on rex tillerson's nomination for secretary of state. there have

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birdie here, but brandt snedeker trying to join phil and tiger as the only three-a time wincer charles howellen under thanks to this birdie, but john rahm, with two eagles on the back nine for a 7 under, 65. he already has a one-stroke lead from eagle from the fringe, and it's going to go in. under his -- at 22, the youngest to win this tournament and former asu sun devil with pac-12 victory. >>> falcons arrived in houston today for super bowl li, first appearance in the big game since 1999, losing to john elway and the broncos. they hope to change that outcome on sunday, but they are three-point underdogs. >>> i railroads john lynch, currently a fox analyst, but this is bizarre. matt millen was hired by detroit in this fashion and it was a disaster. lynch played for shanahan's dad mike in denver. stay tuned. eric? >>> schu, thanks a lot. >>> a family film dogged by controversy. calling for ♪ there's never been a better time to come to bass pro shops than right now. (male narrator) bass pro shops is the place for huge savings. like this new mojito spinning combo for under $30. and redhead men

so howell and pan will share second. the way, for charles, it will be the third time he's taken second place here. .005, again in 2007 and now 10 years later. youngsters will be taken solace after today. thing, you ortant threw yourself in the deep end and you learned. going to be re not surprised about with jon rahm is this is the first of the start career. this is not a flash in the pan. this is the start of something quite amazing. jim: rodgers for birdie for fourth place. hello. 72 ick rodgers, final-round to join rose and bradley and nine under. finau, just a little tap-in to in that group. t-4. for a top his putt 10 showing. there you go. ninth.tide and the last stroke of this belongs to finau. the father of four. another bright young alent. finishes in that group at nine under par. ing, hasn't stopped smil has he? for over an hour, rahm. how could you? -- get that wind that you win that you dream of when you start hitting balls as a young of making it big time. dream realized today. first about all these time winn

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this promised questions from state senator janet howell. she's requested an increase in staffing and budget for the department of education to investigate whether other teachers have slipped through the cracks. >> when i read your -- and saw your report, it was like i was hit in the stul. we take very seriously keeping the children of virginia safe. and when something like this happens, we have >> more on the other ways in which the state legislature plans to act to keep students safe. that's ahead. >>> it will still be a couple of weeks before you can buy a smart trip card at the transit center. it officially opened on december 22nd. one passenger called us when he said he went to get a card for the bus but was told to go to a convenience store. that passenger had to go a mile away to find one b in a store. >> i thought i would be able to buy a card and compute. i couldn't do that. >> maryland transit officials say they are not sure why the cards were not there when the transit center opened and they should be able to soon. in the meantime

. >> now, senator howell is one of two legislators proposing changes as the session opens in richmond. >> inside the virginia department of education to help investigate whether other teachers have slipped through the cracks and to prevent it from happening again. >> we take seriously keeping the children of virginia safe and when something like this happens, we have to act. >> state delegate david boll va'a wants a sweeping rules change too. he wants to require school districts more quickly licensing officials when investigating teachers for misconduct. they require it should be -- under current law, he says, school must do so within ten days of the teacher being convicted of a crime. >> that provides problems from a bunch of perspectives. in particular, the concept that somebody has to be convicted, this is a professional license. >> some teachers who admit misconduct are never convicted a west potomac high who had photos of a female student. the statute of limitations on the crime expired and the charges were dropped. a memo from 2004 obtained by the i-team showed the man was unfit

the wind continues to howell little bit. as we head into the weekends.e will talk about that coming up i >> good friday morning, nice and dry, clouds over us, not producing any precipitation, just get ready for cooler, weather pattern moving back into our forecast for the next several days. nothing terribly cold showing upment look at the air temperatures, actual numbers 40 up in the lehigh valley, 43 in philadelphia, 39 in millville. that's about the coldest spot we can find at this hour. so there is no arctic air in place, but the wind still look little bit, windchill values below freezing. feels like 39 in allentown, feeling like 35 in philadelphia and wilmington. so you will need the heavier coat outside. a lot of snow showers well to the west. couple of those could get into the poconos today. that's it. for us, across most of the delaware valley, just partly sunny skiesment look at the temperatures for the weekend. pretty typical for the middle of winter. actually above average, 45 for the high saturday. we keep it dry. still breezy. sunday some clo

it's difficult to see how we can have this person at the howell -- how other justice department. guest: if you look at mr.'s sessions record on civil rights you will see a great record on civil rights. you will see a man who voted for the civil rights act. the three people that you just referenced, look at alfred turner's son he endorsed jeff session. that was prosecuted by jeff session and his son endorsed him. he knows that sessions is a good and honest man. a valid, it was not case. it was a valid case. this is a case where african-americans and how bama came to jeff sessions. this is not him going out and pursuing something on his own. the ballot box was being stuffed. so jeff sessions looked at it, the department of justice in washington signed off on it and innocente who were agreed to plead guilty. that is not no evidence. ist: why do you think there so much disagreement on jeff sessions a record on voting rights? have a bunch of innuendos, you can create some disagreement. the reason these people are going after jeff sessions, they are afraid that jeff sessions believes i

as long as those northeast windses continue howelling, the water's going to keep piling up and get useady for the next high tide and more coastal flooding. >> it's down to 39 in allentown and coatesville. it feels like

i'm george howell. >> the court granted an emergency stay for citizens of seven muslim majority countries who have arrived in the u.s. and have valid visas. >> the state covers those in transit. they means they will not be deported immediately. the ruling came after a day of protests at airports across the country. >> a u.s. homeland security official says in the roughly 24 hours between the executive order being sign and the court ruling, the u.s. had denied entry 173 travelers. >> this statement saying

howell getting a direct tweet from elon musk. great to have you.on what trump's tweets mean for twitter and democracy, i urge you to catch up on the latest episode of our podcast. you can find new episodes on itunes every tuesday. this wednesday, on bloomberg television, the bloomberg surveillance team will bring an interview with the minister of economics affairs for madrid. he can watch that at 5:30 .astern a.m. in london york and 10:30 a.m. and london. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the oil industry got a boost tuesday after u.s. president donald trump advanced --struction of the key line of the keystone xl and a code access pipelines. the menstruation claims it will create jobs and grow the economy. good automation hinder the number of jobs expected question mark -- jobs expected? a combination of more efficient drilling machines and increased automation is reducing the need for human workers. here to talk about this cover ofn is a drilling services for bloomberg news. david, a great piece he's got out on the bloomberg. we are starting to see f

we have howell wincing.ieve that they could accomplish by taking this action less than a month before the newly elected president takes over. and that is what has happened from this resolution. it will be very difficult for the united states to try to reverse it. regarding policy by the extension from that boat. i think what is deeply disturbing is he said that the abstention is representative of u.s. values. i think that really underscores the distorted viewpoint of the obama administration in the sense that they have said that the resolution tips the hand of the palestinians. you look at the palestinian authority. in 10% of the budget goes towards supporting and paying terrorists in their families. helping them rebuild their economy. you have the hamas spokesperson who is saying that they appreciate the resolution.÷'++qt/émm i think it's deeply disturbing that president obama÷vk that's representative of american values when we have popped up and helped these countries that support terrorism around the coun

. >> my husband was howell dean burchfield. he was known has hal or h.d. he was a very jovial, fun-loving guy. >> when i received the orders, anxiety hit me first because this is a serious thing and i had 16 months to go home. is it my life or is it going to be his life? and that's what is going on in my head. if i don't carry this assault out, then it's me. also the kite read that you would be receiving a fish line from above in a blue bag. everything that you need would be contained in that bag. double-edged cast iron knife with a double edge and it was tempered because it left no fingerprints. i waited like three days and when the line came down, that morning, i fished it in, took the blue bag off and i got the spear shaft from that off the fishing line and i waited. sergeant burchfield approached my cell with flashlight and he saw me standing there, he asked if i needed a light for my cigarette. i had a camel in my mouth. that's when he turned. when he turned into the cell, i hit him. i stabbed him, speared him one time. he turned around, grabbed his w

think it should bring about the human cry, whether you are republican or democrat, they are should be howells and mark my words, if the roles were reversed, there would be howls from the republican side. >> sean: of course president-elect trump saw this coming and he tweeted... it is for the people to make up their own minds as to the truth, the media lies to look like it would be against intelligence when in fact i am a big fan. mr. trump has every right to be skeptical about what has been coming out about the election hs hearing proves that donald trump was right to push back against e left's untrue claims. just to remind you viewers of what wikileaks did in fact revealed during the 2016 election, we are going to put up on the screen again. full screen, on the side of your screen so you can be reminded of what we did learn from wikileaks as his eight year. has been doing nothing to stop cyber attacks. going on. fox news contributor, laura ingraham, the amazing thing about this, we've known about this. every government agency has been hacked. not a peep out of obama. nothing to fix the probl

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