howell reigns, you have been thinking about the state of the are republican party. and katri al sharpton and kathleen parker were talking about how he's blowing through this deadline, he's going soft on russia, amidst the russia meddling. >> so the elephant in the room, the russia investigation, don't mention it? >> no. i don't think there's anything he can really say about it that makes any sense. and i think if he gets in and gets down that rabbit hole, he tends to get angry got it and that's not the person you want to see tonight. >> what do you think, al? >> first i want to say, john's excellent company tementary on , he said to john p. calhoun, the union, sir, must be preserved. one doesn't get any of that kind of thinking of what the president's done including on the russia issue. what's interesting to me about today's action is only five members of congress oppose the sanctions and it's almost as if on this occasion, donald trump is saying to the congress, i feel basically about you the same way i feel about reporters, they're all the same. so it's a very pec

howell arrives to find an empty campsite. an unsung hero of the war, a fisherman from massachusetts glover, took the entire army across the river at night. he was the same fellow who would transport washington across the delaware river in the battle of trenton, which is also in this wonderful museum. washington crosses the lower manhattan, the british follow and they chase washington up manhattan. he is racing for his life. they get the way up to white plains. they are still being hit. washington is running short on power. he realizes they could theoretically chase him all the way to canada. washington pulls another trick. south,gs around and cuts crosses the delaware river into pennsylvania. you know where the story goes. meanwhile back in new york city, the british have a new problem. they had well over 4000 prisoners of war. there are only two functioning prisons in new york city. part of the city was burned down. farmss not want to use for the prisoners because he needs all of that to feed an army of 32,000 and all the lo

thanks for watching, i'm natalie allen >> and i'm george howell.ll be right back after the break with the next hour of cnn "newsroom." >>> deadlock on capitol hill. it is day two of the u.s. government shutdown, and there are no signs of compromise. >>> call for change. hundreds of thousands of women take to the streets across the united states, as the trump administration marks its one-year anniversary. >>> and a deadly terror attack on a kabul hotel sparks a 12-hour siege as security forces hunt the attackers from floor to floor. >> we're still following that. there may be more happening. we'll tell you about it. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. this is day number two of this u.s. government shutdown and there is no breakthrough, no end in sight. and a lot of finger pointing. name calling.

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "newsroom" starts right now.

the news continues next with natalie and george howell. have a good day. >>> calling it quits. las vegas casino mogul accused of sexual misconduct is stepping down from the republican national committee. >>> explosives, hidden inside an ambulance. we look at the horrific massacre in kabul. >>> and one young man's determination to make history. rowing solo across the atlantic for a good cause. wow. >>> and, he's just 19 years old. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we are live in atlanta, i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters, "newsroom" starts right now.

i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary church.cnn newsroom" starts right now. fallout from the scathing tell-all book about the trump white house shows no sign of letting up. >> some of the most explosive quotes from "fire and fury." they're attributed to steve bannon you see here. but now bannon says he regrets not responding sooner to what's in that book. he says he still believes in the president, his agenda, and that he never bad-mouthed donald trump jr. as the author of that book suggested. >> now the book came out friday, despite legal threats from the president's lawyer, and president trump responded furiously on twitter, calling it a fake book written by a totally discredited author. >> all of this, though, may be too little too late, though. we are told president trump is drawing a line in the sand. he is calling allies. he is calling friends and making it clear they must choose between him or between steve bannon. >> boris sanchez takes a look at all the fallout. >> it has now been five full days since we first got the e

i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary church. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. a very turbulent year in office, u.s. president donald trump is a day away from giving his first state of the union speech. and one of the big talking points everyone is waiting to hear, his plans for immigration. >> here is the thing, though. lawmakers from both party, they will be under pressure to reach a deal to protect young undocumented immigrants from deportation, and they're stressing the need for compromise. cnn's boris sanchez has more now from the white house. >> reporter: white house officials telling cnn that the president is set to strike an optimistic tone during his state of the union address on tuesday night. the theme of this speech, building a safer, stronger, and prouder america. a source telling cnn that the president is expected to try to reach across the aisle and appeal to people that are not in his base, in part doing that by touting his economic record and the major success that we've seen recently in the u.s. economy, specifi

. >> i'm george howell. around the world, it is 4:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast. following his two-day trip, the u.s. president back in the united states. he arrived back at the white house friday night. of his time in switzerland, he told reporters, quote, davos was great. >> it was his first time attending the gathering. in his speech before them, mr. trump promoted his vision of america first and took credit for a surging u.s. stock market. the president's good mood might not last long. greater scrutiny over possible obstruction of justice. >> it came to light he tried to fire special counsel robert mueller despite statements to the contrary. we have the latest from jessica schneider. >> reporter: after months of denying the president was considering firing special counsel robert mueller, the white house and the president's lawyers are refusing to comment on reports that the president tried to do just that. cnn learned president trump ordered white house counsel, don mcgann, but he balked. in a statement, trump's attorney would only say, we decline to comment o

. >>> live to our viewers here in atlanta and around the world, i'm george howell. >> hello. i'm lynda kincade. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >> 5:01 on the u.s. east coast. we're getting new insight into the trump white house. the question, how willing officials willing to go to keep attorney general jeff sessions on the case. >> there's a lot on the scene. three white house officials were involved in an effort to persuade attorney general jeff sessions to remain in control of the probe into russia's election interference. >> ex-press secretary, sean spicer, the former chief of staff, reince priebus and don mcgahn all worked to get sessions not to recruits himself from the probe. this according to the sources. our jim acosta has details for us. >> i talked to a source familiar to these conversations just a short while ago. that senior administration official told me, quote, i think it is fair to call it pressure. that is a quote from this official, describing these conversations that went on between top white house officials and staff members. in the attorney general's of

howell school road is your best bet around there enough to give yourself extra time yet but as we progress in the 5:00 o'clock hour we might have to disable truck on the northeast extension north bound before lansdale that right lane is compromised there, jim and rahel back over to you. >>> eagles fans are getting ready for saturday's playoff game with the falcons at the link. >> last night eagles nation got to meet their favorites up close, and we were there. >> eagles, eagles, eagles. >> reporter: they waited faith fully and impatiently some for 90 minutes to meet eagles defensive tackle fletcher cox. >> love fletcher cox big fan big fan since five or six years ago. >> i'm 6-foot three. i thought he would be taller but we are almost eye to eye. >> reporter: fletcher loved every minute of it. >> you know, everybody happy everybody excited it is just philly philly fans are out they are real, and i think they are the best fans in the nfl. >> reporter: cox signed for two hours at modells in clifton heights. he said his main focus thinks weekend and hates under dog word being thrown around ab

use howell school road as your alternate as your best bet. then we have had a couple water main breaks out there. we had an accident over here that has been since clear. franklin avenue, redmond avenue, been out there since yesterday. one lane opened. route 30 white horse pike westbound at oak lane that right lane is compromised from overnight. head up on these two. would i say avoid it if you can. if you cannot jussie would maybe factor in a couple extra minutes. then we have a burst pipe and new jersey transit walter rand transportation center and we are experience something delays, patco just to make sure, check those schedules on line, jim, back over to you. >>> been almost four years since malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared and today malaysia is set to sign an agreement to resume search for that missing plane. u.s. based ocean infinity will help in the search. if the company finds the plane or data recorders malaysia will pay between 50 and 70 million-dollar. the flight disappeared on march 8th, 2014, during a routine flight from k

white howell elementary welcomed back kid. crews have been cleaning up mold since it was shut down in october. white hall's main hallway will stay sealed off as crews finished removing tile that contained asbestos. students attended class at williamstown middle school while mold clean up is underway. holy glenn elementary and other school in the district that was shut down because of mold remains closed. >>> well, cold weather we have been dealing with is in the only tough on people but cars as well. >> kyw news radio reporter justin udo tells us car care in the cold is critical to keep you running down the road >> many can go inside escape frigid temperatures but most vehicles are not that lucky they spend days and nights taking a beating and that beating can have a big effect on their performance. >> cold takes life out of the battery at 30 degrees, 32 degrees, you lose 35 percent of your battery life and 0 degrees you lose 60 y life. cold weather makes it harder to start so it takes power have the battery to start your car.

i'm lynda kinkade. >> i'm george howell.nother hour of "cnn newsroom" right after the break. ♪ we know life can be hectic. that's why, at xfinity, we've been working hard to simplify your experiences with us. now, with instant text and email updates, you'll always be up to date. you can easily add premium channels, so you don't miss your favorite show. and with just a single word, find all the answers you're looking for - because getting what you need should be simple, fast, and easy. download the xfinity my account app or go online today. >>> firing back. u.s. president donald trump counters concerns about his mental competence, describing himself as a very stable genius. >>> also ahead this hour, weighing his options as north and south korea prepare to hold talks for the first time in two years, we examine the various factors playing into kim

stick to howell school road as your alternate. matt. >> thanks karen.estigators say they have solved the murder of a popular south jersey radio host that happened nearly six years ago. april kauffman's husband is now facing charges. prosecutors in atlantic county say the plot involves a hit man a motorcycle gang, a drug operation and a second hit attempt. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live at the satellite center to sort this one all out. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning matt. the atlantic county prosecutor's office alleging that dr. james kauffman went to great lengths to keep his popular radio show host wife from going to police about an illicit drug ring. prosecutors allege james kauffman was behind the may 2012 shooting death of april kauffman. the endocrinologist allegedly orchestrated a murder for hire plot in that 2011 he ultimately enlisted the help of two reported pagan gang members. kauffman and 61-year-old ferdinand augello found alleged hit man francis mullholland paying him $20,000 cash and scripts for opioids to

i'm george howell. >> i'm lynda kinkade. thank you for joining us.cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. the u.s. president pushing back against allegations that he lacks the intelligence, that he lacks the temperament to lead the united states. >> michael wolff paints an embarrassing portrait of the president in the new tell all book "fire and fury" suggesting mr. trump is selfish and intellectually lazy. the president denounced the book as phony and full of lies. >> earlier saturday, he went further in a series of tweets arguing that his path from businessman to tv star to president, that qualified him as a, quote, very stable genius, as you see there. here's what he had to say on saturday. >> i went to the best colleges, or college, i went to a -- i had a situation where i served very excellent student, came out, made billions and billions of dollars, became one of the top business people, went to television and for ten years was a tremendous success, as you probably have heard, ran for president one time and won. >>

. >> and i'm george howell from cnn's world headquarters. "newsroom" starts right now. the tell-all book "fire and fury" paints a scathing picture of the trump white house. the white house is pushing back. but there are no signs the fallout from the bookleting up. >> some of the most explosive quotes from "fire and fury" are attributed to steve bannon, president trump's former chief strategist. now bannon says he regrets not responding sooner to what's in the book. he says he still believes this the president and his agenda, and that he never bad-mouthed donald trump jr. as the author suggests. >> when the book came out friday, this despite legal threats from the president's personal attorneys, the president responded furiously on twitter calling it a fake book written by a totally discredited author. >> all of, this though, may be too little too late. we're told president trump is drawing a line in the sand, calling allies and friends, making it clear they must choose between him and bannon. >> our boris sanchez picks it up from here. >> it has now been five full days

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell. the headlines this hour. u.s.dent donald trump is a day away from a pivotal moment in his first year in office. his first state of the union address set to happen tuesday night. a white house official says that a big focus will be the administration's immigration plan. >>> at least 11 afghan soldiers have been killed by an attack on a base near kabul. an official says four attackers are dead, and the assault is over. isis is claiming it's responsible for an take on the afghan military. all this comes after a bombing killed more than 100 people in kabul on saturday. >>> did you catch the 60th annual grammy awards that took place on sunday? politics took center stage. one of the biggest moments of the night was kesha's emotional performance of her song "praying." she paid tribute to the me too and the time's up campaigns against sexual misconduct and against gender inequality. >>> well, police on sunday snatched up russia's main opposition leader right off the streets of moscow and threw him in jail. >> alexei naval

. >> and i'm george howell following the breaking news this hour here on cnn. the u.s. government shut down now for a third day. the u.s. senate failed to reach an agreement on a temporary spending bill on sunday night, but now a vote is scheduled. a vote scheduled for noon on monday. >> democrats are pushing to tie a program protecting young, undocumented immigrants from deportation to the spending bill. ryan nobles has the details now from capitol hill. >> rosemary and george, it turned out not to be as late a night as we expected on capitol hill but that's not because there was some sort of grand bargain struck between republicans and democrats. instead they've decided to yet again delay this process, extending this vote just a little bit longer, till noon eastern time on monday. this is what senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said on the floor late sunday night. >> should these issues not be resolved by the time the funding bill before us expires on february 8th, 2018, assuming that the government remains open, it would be my intention to proceed to legislation

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell.e watching "cnn newsroom" with your world headlines this hour. germany has taken a step toward ending the political deadlock that has prevented chancellor angela merkel from forming a new government. the social democrats voted on sunday to open talks for a governing coalition with christian democrats. >>> u.s. vice president mike pence is in israel. in just about an hour, he is set to sit down with that nation highways prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, to discuss peace and regional security. pence is expected to also speak to the israeli parliament. >>> the u.s. government is shut down now for a third day. a vote to end this shutdown is scheduled in the senate for noon, monday. republican pleader mitch mcconnell said he intends to take up immigration issues by early february if the shutdown is ended first. but democrats have been pushing to vote now on protection for undocumented immigrants brought to the united states as children. now the question remains, will republicans have enou

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> good day to you. 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. he is a casino mogul in las vegas, a political ally of the u.s. president, but now steve wynn is out as the main fund-raiser for the republican national committee. faced with multiple sexual misconduct allegations wynn resigned as the finance chair. dozens of his employees told "the wall street journal" about a pattern of misconduct going back decades. >> wynn denies all of the allegations. he has still resigned from the position that mr. trump hand picked for him. cnn's boris sanchez has more from the white house. >>> on background, a white house official tells cnn that president trump supported the resignation of steve wynn from the republican national committee. there was some question as to how the white house would approach this situation, considering some inconsistencies in the past when responding to sexual assault allegations. you'll recall in just the past two months the white house simultaneo

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campfires atghts to thinklead howell he is still there. howell arrives to find an empty campsite. john glover took the entire army across the river at night. he was the same fellow who would transport washington across the delaware river. washington crosses the lower manhattan, the british follow and they chase washington of manhattan. he is raising for his life. -- he is racing for his life. he then swings around and crosses the delaware river into pennsylvania. you know where the story goes. ll hadile, admiral howe another problem. they had over 4000 prisoners of war. there are only a few from shedding prisons in new york city. best functioning prisons --there are only a few functioning prisons in new york city. they come up with an idea. they do not want to build prisons. they do not want to take the energy and resources because they believed the war is going to end. they decide to hawk prison ships. what does that mean? they take the masts and sails off. they take the rudder off and leave just a wooden box, a floating coffin. ship 100 yards off the brooklyn shoreline. they kne

jeremy howell went to find out why they are so confident.8 metres, is to buy‘s burj khalifa, the tallest tower in the world. now dubai wants to beat its own record, with the creek other tower. it will be 80 metres taller than a burj khalifa with observation decks and banqueting halls at the top. property developers are building it at the lower end of dubai creek, an area of quiet beauty. here the company is also planning to build, the next 20 years, a high—rise residential area, large enough to house a70 class and people —— a07 2000 people. the first apartment blocks are being built. they are coming on the market during uncertain times. property prices in to buy have fallen by about 35% in the past two years. that raises a question, where is the demand going to come forfour question, where is the demand going to come for four and other dubai construction project? who is going to pay top dollar. we have a population still investing big time in the city. the amazing thing about dubai is that it does serve the arab world, close to 100 million p

i'm lynda kincaid. >> and i'm george howell.his hour, cnn has learned that at least three top white house officials were involved in the effort to persuade attorney general jeff sessions to remain in control of the investigation into russia's interference in u.s. elections. democratic house member jerry naylor says the incident points to an overall effort to obstruct and undermine the department of justice. >>> the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. is warning iran that the world is watching how it deals with anti-government protests. nikki haley discussed it on friday and said it was an abuse of power. >>> "fire and fury" is extremely unflatering to the united states president. mr. trump has dismissed it as phony and full of lies, but the author of that book, michael wolff, stands by his every word. michael wolff is not a conventional journalist. many of his critics would argue he's not a journalist at all. >> cnn's randi kaye takes a look at his colorful and controversial career. >> this is the most extraordinary story of our time. >

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen.n afghanistan, authorities say at least 40 people now are dead, more than 140 wounded after a bomb attack on the streets of kabul. an official says the blast came from an ambulance that had been packed with explosives. the attack happened near afghanistan's old interior ministry building. a spokesman for the taliban says the taliban was behind this. >>> u.s. president is back at the white house after two days at the world economic forum that took place in switzerland. mr. trump got mostly favorable reviews for his speech there friday. >> but he face as growing storm at home over reports he tried to fire special counsel robert mueller as far back as june. ist secretary of state rex tillerson is in warsaw to mark international holocaust remembrance day. he laid a wreath at the memorial for the heros of the 1943 jewish ghetto uprising. in a speech honoring the 73rd anniversary of the liberation of the death camps, tillerson said we can never be indifferent to the face of evil. >>> the cit

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. >> i'm george howell. "new day" is right after the break. >>> good morning. so glad to have you here with us. and december figspite the last negotiations, the government is shut down. art of the deal, you remember that is how president sold himself to voters but he could not strike a deal. and they just marked the one year anniversary of his presidency by rejecting the deal. >> both blaming the others.

we are pleased to see the senate confirmed the president's highly qualified nominee to chair the howell,reserve to ron and also the hss secretary alex a czar cleared his final hurdle on a bipartisan basis. czar's --rward to a to lower health care costs and care for all americans. finally, reporting questions, i would like to deliver a statement and an update on the passport on immigration. fall, the white house and congress a list to fix our immigration system -- these reforms are assembled with coordination with front-line law enforcement officers and career public service who know what is necessary to keep america safe. time, president trump and his administration have hosted dozens of meetings with republican and democrat leadership and rank and file members to discuss these reforms and find a bipartisan path forward. based on these negotiations, the bike -- the white house released both membersthat can support. we encourage the senate to bring it to floor. will give the four pillars. securing the borders, ending an extended chain migration, canceling the visa lottery, and a permanen

behind the storm as well wind will howell as chelsea told us about in the beginning of the show, sub zero wind chills friday, and saturday. so, here are your winter alerts. blizzard warning down the shore and in the delaware beaches. winter storm warning for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. north and western suburbs under a winter weather advisory meaning least fall will fall there what does a blizzard mean. you don't have to have a falling snow. it it can be just snow on the ground whipped up by wind. it is wind, visibility, wind gusts of 35 plus miles an hour leading to visibility less than a quarter mile lasting for three hours or more and that is what we expect down the shore, but the snow will be falling as well. six to 10 inches will fall, whipped around. wind strong enough to possibly bring down tree branches or power lines. three to six along i-95 corridor including philadelphia, and one to 3 inches to the north and west do i want to show you for of the models this close to the start of the storm there are still some descrepancies mainly with our in house model which say

. >> howell. >> after today it's time to get serious.arriors steph curry has been named week 15 western player conference of the week second of the season. he led the dubs to a 3-0 record including a 49-point night against the celtics. he also became the 5th player in franchise history to reach 14,000 points. for the week average 35 points, seven assists, five rebounds his name resurfacing as a potential mvp with his recent play. today coach kerr said he could get 35 a night if he wanted. we might be seeing the best of steph right now. >> he's got the peace of mind that comes with being a multiple champion and an mvp. so, some ways he's playing with house money. there's different stages of a player's career. there's the climb, there's the a apex and then there's the descent. this is his apex. nothing to prove, on top of your game, feeling great. he should enjoy every bit of it. >> steph sometimes gets overlooked due to expectations. our ceiling for him is so high. quickly, clippers blake griffin traded to detroit for three players and tw

. >>> tonight, tori tasting the food that will make you howell in the middle of the see the flavors thatcoming back, to moon dog grill and the interesting inspir name, that is tonight are on cbs-3. >>> well, t minus two days the road to the big game makes us a stop in south philadelphia. >> some eagles fans are already fired up. >> fly eagles fly, on the road to victory. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> there you go that was performed by the staff over at thrism and convention board in king of prussia, we all know swoop but they showed off their eagles spirit with the teams other mascot noah, yeah, noah got excite >> wow. >> this is bald eagle from elmwood park zoo in norristown >> noah is pumped and if that is any indication that saturday will go well. >> noah ready to go, so are the eagles. >> yes. >> noah's okay, everybody good >> maybe. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and back here at cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news" from new york here now is jeff glor, we will see you later tonight. >> glor: explosive comment

howell school road is your best bet there. disabled truck on the northeast extension is still there northbound before lansdale, right lane is compromised there. start to give yourself a couple extra minutes plus weak talk about these two water main breaks coming back in ten minutes, jim and rahel, back to you. >>> developing out west rescue operations are underway in california where mud slide have left more than a dozen people dead. >> you can see devastation in this video people there are dealing with, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live from the cbs-3 sat center and crews have been working overnight to find people still missing, good morning. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning, search and rescue efforts continue at this hour, crews have rescued more than two dozen people by helicopter, some 20,000 residents have been ordered from their homes, this is as a huge wall of mud has taken out pretty much everything from the path from trees and shrubs to cars, and even knocked homes off their foundations. rescue cr

win begins to howell for everyone as day progresses and then that cold just gets ushered in the wake and look at this, these just stand out to you. in the teens at best and friday, meisha we are not going to feel like it is even above zero the whole day long. >> wow, that will be a licensing friday, katie, that is freezing cold. sometimes when we get that cold there is no amount of clothes that can make you feel any better, either. dress appropriately and waking up we have a lot of water main breaks. we have been dealing with these we are dealing with them again this morning. we have two water main breaks in cheltenham plus fact atwood land avenue at old soldiers road and around here we have reports also that a sinkhole is forming. just a head up. this is other one, coventry avenue at cheltenham avenue. avoid the area if you can. plus another break in cherry hill, this one happened at 2:40 a.m. route zero seven eastbound pennsylvania route 141 kings highway. and then we have another, accident around this break as well but that has been just cleared so just water main break we are kee

i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. following the breaking news, if you are watching coast-to-coast, the u.s. government is shut down after the senate failed to clear a critical vote on spending. >> a vote friday night needed 60 votes to pass. five democrats voted with the republicans. four republicans voted against the short-term funding bill. >> it's not known how long the shutdown could last. each party, one blaming the other. >> i think our friends on the other side took some bad advice, really bad advice. i would hate to have to be trying to explain this, myself. ignore the governors, including seven democrats who wrote congress begging us, begging us, to extend s-chip for 9 million children. >> tomorrow marks the day president trump took the oath of office on the steps.

i told them douglas >> howell. >> after today it's time to get serious. warriors steph curry has been named week 15 western player conference of the week second of the season. he led the dubs to a 3-0 record including a 49-point night against the celtics. he also became the 5th player in franchise history to reach 14,000 points. for the week average 35 points, seven assists, five rebounds his name resurfacing as a potential mvp with his recent play. today coach kerr said he could get 35 a night if he wanted. we might be seeing the best of steph right now. >> he's got the peace of mind that comes with being a multiple champion and an mvp. so, some ways he's playing with house money. there's different stages of a player's career. there's the climb, there's the a apex and then there's the descent. this is his apex. nothing to prove, on top of your game, feeling great. he should enjoy every bit of it. >> steph sometimes gets overlooked due to expectations. our ceiling for him is so high. quickly, clippers blake griffin traded to detroit for three players and

now, the course is a seat that is being replacing of the outgoing speaker of the house of delegates howellso a lot was riding on this, and you saw that situation last week, where they actually had to deliver a decision based upon a random draw, at this point, jim, it seems that we are heading toward another situation where another judge and another court is going to have to step in and decide what happens in a virginia delegation house -- >> sure. >> this is not a situation anybody wanted to see, especially when you consider how close and how much riding has been on all of this. you know, they've got new governor coming in. democrats thought they were at a point where they might actually even have been able to take control of the house of delegates. it does not appear like that's going to happen, at least if this fourth circuit court of appeals doesn't decide to step in here and order another reelection. >> so, clearly, i mean, they've had elections for a long time in virginia. is this the first time they've had issue with the wrong ballots going to the wrong races here? >> it is not the f

just a select committee john howell of minority government be to teresa mayes premiership is sustainable in the wake of what appears to be a new scandal every day there's new figures show alarming rises in u.k. food bank use award winning director sean baker an oscar nominated actor willem dafoe on what the western economic crisis is doing to the children of the usa well the simple coming of it today is going underground but first this week marks one hundred years since a revolution without which arguably britain today would be in the hands of nazi descendants the rapid industrialization that took place after ten days shook the world and russia would ensure the defeat of hitler on the eastern front that enormous human cost and allowed britain's escape from being an outpost of the third rush but of course according to go marks the revolution was supposed to happen here in london not three and a half hours by east of this studio in moscow it's something you can detect in the work of no m. chomsky the soviet union called it socialism in order to gain whatever to benefit from the marl appeal

just a select committee john howell if minority government be to teresa mayes premiership is sustainable in the wake of what appears to be a new scandal every day but there's new figures showing arming rises in u.k. food bank use award winning director sean baker an oscar nominated actor willem dafoe on what the western economic crisis is doing to the children of the usa all the civil coming up today is going underground but first this week marks one hundred years since a revolution without which arguably britain today would be in the hands of nazi descendants the rapid industrialization that took place after ten days shook the world in russia would ensure the defeat of hitler on the eastern front that enormous human cost and allowed britain's escape from being an outpost of the third rush but of course according to go marks the revolution was supposed to happen here in london not three and a half hours by east of this studio in moscow it's something you can detect in the work of no i'm chomsky the soviet union called it socialism in order to gain whatever to benefit from the marl appeal

howell, 2—1 against nottingham forest. too little too late for forest to get themselves back in.the difference between those two sides. the latest from rodney parade, newport county of league 2 beating totte n ha m of newport county of league 2 beating tottenham of the premier league, 1-0, at tottenham of the premier league, 1—0, at the moment. tottenham of the premier league, 1-0, at the moment. i'm not watching! a full round—up later on. there were four games in the championship this afternoon... fulham have got themselves into the playoff places with a 3 — 1win at struggling barnsley. norwich won away at brentford. bristol city response to their loss in the league cup semi—final with a 2—nil win at home to qpr. and wolves stretch their lead at the top with a 1—nil win at ipswich. fulham have got themselves into the playoff places with a win in the championship, blackpool‘s match against charlton had to be postponed because of a waterlogged pitch — a real shame because they had been set to pay their respects to a club legend. jimmy armfield, who died earlier this week. that did

just a select committee john howell if minority government needed to raise a maze premiership is sustainable in the wake of what appears to be a new scandal every day there's new figures showing arming rises in u.k. food bank use award winning director sean baker an oscar nominated actor willem defoe on what the western economic crisis is doing to the children of the usa well the simple going out today is going underground but first this week marks one hundred years since a revolution without which arguably britain today would be in the hands of nazi descendants the rapid industrialization that took place after ten days shook the world in russia would ensure the defeat of hitler on the eastern front at enormous human cost and allowed britain's escape from being an outpost of the third rush but of course according to go mark the revolution was supposed to happen here in london not three and a half hours by east of this studio in moscow it's something you can detect in the work of no i'm chomsky the soviet union called it socialism in order to gain whatever to benefit from the moral appeal tha

seriously, in would let the think speaker bill howell for his many years of service to this commonwealth and to tell him and his family that we are praying for his speedy recovery. [applause] gov. mcauliffe: i would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate you mr. speaker for your election to this historic office. congratulations. [applause] gov. mcauliffe: i am so proud to be joined this evening by so may people who have worked tirelessly to help this administration in this commonwealth succeed over the last four years. we have with us, my incredible wife and my better half, the first lady of the commonwealth of virginia dorothy mcauliffe is with us tonight. [applause] gov. mcauliffe: her leadership on childhood nutrition has resulted in more than 12 million more meals being served to our students this year than in my first year in office. her work on behalf of military students and their families thatt shor -- has ensured virginia law remain the number one place in the world for our service members. thank you, dorothy, for your love. [applause] to. mcauliffe: i would like tak

just a select committee john howell that minority government needed to raise a maze premiership is sustainable in the wake of what appears to be a new scandal every day but as new figures show an awning rises in u.k. food bank use award winning director sean baker an oscar nominated actor willem dafoe on what the western economic crisis is doing to the children of the usa well the simple going up today is going underground but first this week marks one hundred years since a revolution without which arguably britain today would be in the hands of nazi descendants the rapid industrialization that took place after ten days shook the world and russia would ensure the defeat of hitler on the eastern front that enormous human cost and allowed britain's escape from being an outpost of the third rush but of course according to go mark the revolution was supposed to happen here in london not three and a half hours by east of this studio in moscow it's something you can detect in the work of no i'm chomsky the soviet union called it socialism in order to gain whatever to benefit from the marl appeal tha

official saying that he'll call for free but fair trade and may consider rejoining some agreements john howell has more now from us. went on to space and he's absolutely. tingling here in davos ahead of donald trump's closing address this afternoon it is positively the big moment of the week and a pretty tough crowd this is going to be for donald trump they don't like what he says necessarily they don't like what he stands for having said that they do like very much the fact that the global economy is doing well for the time being and the i.m.f. puts that partly down to donald trump and his policies he's tax reforms as regulator reforms so they've got to reconcile themselves this crowd with the fact that they can't really afford to dislike him too much what he expected to say well the white house put out some comments a little earlier on he's going to talk about the boom in the economy in the united states he's going to talk about that alongside his tax reforms and regulator reforms he's going to declare that america is open for business he will pledge a commitment to free trade but strictly o

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so, howell...going? we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. great. yeah, great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. into russian meddling. ignoring warnings about it. joirching me now, frank, it's nice to see you. what is likely to be in this memo and even if the president thinks it could exonerate him could he put it aheadov of national security? >> it alleges that the fbi kind of twisted or inserted information into the affidavit used in court to get an electronic surveillance approval for carter page and that some how they inserted this information covertly in a manner referring to it without act clulgly attributing it. if it's accurate here are the rem

the district said vernon howell has stepped down from his post. some said he was responsibility for the budget crisis. the summit called him a long time dedicated servant of our students. >>> a new high wise residential apartment complex proposed for south of market could be a real head turner. check it out. those might look like four separate buildings but there are two because of a unique spiral design. the first eight floors of each 39-story tower angled inward before coming together on level nine. the buildings work built at fourth and townsend streets. this is video of the location from drone view 7. abc7 news took a sneak peek institd convention center for hundreds of new cars, trucks and suvs. they're all on display. >> in addition to test drives around the convention center, we have test drives on the show floor. v.r. test drives. >> the show is open tomorrow, thursday, friday and sat. if you want more information, check out our web page. >>> a huge chunk of change is up for grabs in tonight's powerball drawing. the size of the jackpot has