here is elizabeth hur with details. >> reporter: good morning. democrats are asking for documents and meetings, even phone conversations. bottom line, they say they are just doing their job but the president calls it harassment. overnight the white house blasting democrats, calling their latest investigation into allegations of corruption, obstruction and abuse of power. white house prels secretary sarah sanders writing in a statement, the democrats are not after the truth, they are after the president. >> are you going to cooperate with mr. nadler. >> i cooperate all the time with everybody. you know the beautiful thing, no collusion, all a hoax. >> beyond the question of collusion, house judiciary committee wants answers to everything, from the firing of james comey to hush money payments to stormy daniels to the president's conversations with vladimir putin, and if the trumps are profiting from the presidency. jerry nadler on msnbc last night. >> our job is to protect the rule of law in this country. >> so democrats on the panel are now demand

elizabeth hur joins us with more. >> reporter: the death toll from tornado outbreak is expected to rise as rescuers continue their search for mizing people. there is now a statewide emergency in alabama as cleanup gets upds way. down south, cleanup already under way when a storm turned deadly, leaving a path of destruction. >> i was sitting there praying, asking the lord to protect everybody around us. >> reporter: more than a dozen tornadoes reported across parts of alabama and georgia. knocking homes off their foundations. toppling trees. crushing cars. and knocking out power to thousands. >> this is sad. this is uh -- this is very sad. >> reporter: this man in georgia showing the devastation in his neighborhood while on facebook live. in alabama, the entire state under a state of emergency. >> it wept from dark to daylight. i just watched it suck the clouds in and everything. >> reporter: residents still in awe, but stepping in to help pick up the pieces. >> i have lived here my whole life. me getting out and helping, this is the worst. >> reporter: with officials in lee county warni

but we begin with reporter elizabeth hur live in new york city. elizabeth? >> we just got an update from police. they say their primary suspect, the 28-year-old was just in courts and so far charged with murder. but they say more charges are coming. they say they still have a lot of questions but they are certain this was a hate crime. >> the terror attack that rocked new zealand, authority say was motivated by hate. >> we reject and condemn you. >> the prime minister condemning the first terror attack with police alleging one suspect in custody had written lengthy anti-immigrant statements online. the discovery made after two mosques miles apart came under attack by at least one gunman targeting muslims attending friday prayers. >> people are running out. i saw some people had blood on their body. >> police responding to calls for help, closing in and ramming this car and taking a suspect into custody. investigators so far revealing the suspect charged with murder is an australian man who they claim wrote about his white supremacist and racist views. safety

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> good morning to you. we have a moist on shore flow bringing us a mostly dry day today. we want to set our sights on the next and through wednesday. live doppler 7 picking red lier coast. forest knoll, you may find yourself with a little mist and drizzle to start out. higher elevations santa cruz mountains over the hills of the east bay. not out of the question. overall, dry pavement out there. it's pretty good commute with cloudy skies. light breezes around the bay. and the roads. we'll be looking at mostly cloudy this morning. but you know, few peeks of sun this afternoon. rain returning tomorrow. drier skies by the end of the week. let's talk about that system. it's a 2 on the storm impact scale for wednesday. it starts on tuesday. we'll see pretty good downpours, anywhere from an inch to 1.5 inches in the wettest locations. back to today, not bad. partly cloudy skies. then this is what's coming a looking at a dry day today. temperatures range from the mid and upper 50s to near 60. overnight looking at

hur is my seven-day forecast. we'll have one more chance of degree weather tomorrow.pring sg between saturday and sunday, we'll be partly cloudy. not a lot of rain. >> thank you, mike. we are looking pretty good for the start of the monday morning commute. from westbound 5 to hour. south bound 101 should take you about ten minutes. >> lyft is revealing more details about a plan to go public. >> and here is tech bites. >> uber's top competition is hoping get a big lyft. >> the wall street journal says they could be valued at about $23 billion. snap chat is planning to ichbt deuce gaming to their plan. >> the plan would allow outside developers to use snap chat as a host. >> some sleep experts are asking apple to eliminate the disrupting crucial, late-stage sleep. >> the best advise. set an alarm for when you want to get up and get up. >> sometimes, it is so hard. >> still ahead, the rescue that earned the firefighter cat whisperer. >> and the launch of new direct flights to hawaii from the bay area. >> a super bloom is creating has been making folks feel right at home,

elizabeth hur explains what happened. >> a deadly shooting on a tram sending police rushing to a scenethe gunshots ringing out monday morning in the city of utrecht 30 miles southeast of amsterdam in the netherlands. >> reporter: almost immediately authorities warning terror as a possible motive and urging the public to stay away from the area, which is in a muslim part of the town. the city's terrorism level raised to the highest level, and officials releasing this picture of their main suspect initially on the run. the alleged gunman identified as a 37-year-old born in turkey who according to investigators was known to authorities. >> allegedly he had an automatic weapon. after the assault he fled from the crime scene. >> reporter: just hours after seeking the public's help tracking their suspect down, officials announcing they'd apprehended the suspected shooter along with another individual, and after the arrest, the terror threat was lowered. >> we are investigating all possibilities so that means possible terrorist motives, but also other possible personal motives. >> reporter: f

elizabeth hur, abc news, washington. >>> an investigation launched by norwegian officials into why a cruise ship set sail despite storm warnings. a woman took this dramatic as the viking sky encountered rough seas over the weekend. the woman tells abc 7 news she was sitting at bar when everything went crazy. she adds people for the most part were calm until the captain announced he issued a mayday. hundreds hundreds of passengers were evacuate and some waited for the ship to be towed to part. >>> the number of measles cases in the united states keeps going up. the centers for disease control is received more than 300 reports of measles since the beginning of the year. it has been reported in 15 states including california. we know of at least three cases so far in the bay area. the largest outbreaks are in new york and washington state. it was eliminated in the united states several years ago but is common overseas. >>> and east bay wildlife center will not care for any wild turkeys because of a virus. they will not take in any wild turkeys for three months after one was infected wit

here is abc news reporter elizabeth hur with what we've learned about the suspected gunman. >> a deadlying on a tram sending commuters scrambling and police rushing to a scene of mass chaos. the gunshots ringing out monday morning in the city of utrecht, about 30 miles southeast of meel authotis psiblherlands. the ty's the highest level, and officials releasing this picture of their main suspects initiall on the run. the alleged gunman identified as a 37-year-old born in turkey who according to investigators was known to authorities. >> allegedly, he had an automatic weapon. after the assault, he fled from the crime scene. >> just hours after seeking the public's help tracking their suspect down, officials announcing they'd apprehended the suspected shooter, along with another individual. and after the arrests, the terror threat was lowered. >> we are investigating all possibilities. so that means possible terrorists but also other possible motives. >> for now police will only confirm that the second person is being held on manslaughter charges, but they are not yet saying how or if tha

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elizabeth hur, abc news. new york. >>> all right. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. danville, 48. 46 in san carlos, san jose, 45. it's mild in hayward and san francisco. 51 and 50. santa rosa, 39. 43 in napa and novato. pacifica 47. here's a look at the dry golden gate bridge. you want to do gardening today, watch out the pollen is back. same thing if you're exercising. otherwise, the temperatures are comfortable today. there's a possibility of a shower south of half moon bay along our beaches this afternoon. let's go to the north bay where we've got a few clouds and fog at 7:00. 40 degrees. still in the 40s at 9:00. we jump up to near 60 at 1:00. you'll see the most amount of sunshine along with the east bay. i think there will be a cloud or two sneaking in here. definitely need the sula 11:00. low 60s this afternoon. down to 58 at 7:00. let's go to san francisco where we're pretty cloudy. sunshine breaking through. 1:00 at 57. in the afternoon hours, try to get to 60. 56 at 7:00. giving our umbrella

i'm not a fan. >> elizabeth hur right next to me. janai norman is off this morning.ve you, my friend. >> happy to be here. >> good. >>> we begin this half hour with president trump's plan to obliterate obamacare even though the republicans don't have a replacement. >> there are reports this morning the acting chief of staff, nick mulvaney was instrumental in convincing the president to go through the courts to strike down the entire affordable care act. despite opposition within the administration. abc's jonathan karl has more on the renewed battle. >> reporter: president trump made it crystal clear, he is all in on the legal effort to completely terminate obamacare, including its most popular protections for middle class americans. >> i understand health care now, especially very well. a lot of people don't understand it. we are going to be the republicans, the party of great health care. >> reporter: but republicans in congress were blind-sided by the move, which was opposed by some key players in the president's own administration, including the departments of jus

abc's elizabeth hur is in s meengh the israeli t theyd, ie narrative.> president trump blasting the russia investigation, but changing his tune on special counsel robert mueller. >> from insults to now praises for mueller, who just completed his 22-month-long investigation. and in a four-page letter to congress, attorney general william barr citing mueller's conclusion that the evidence did not establish there was collusion between trump or his campaign and the russians during the 2016 election. on allegations of obstruction of justice, no final call from mueller, but barr drew his own conclusions saying there is not enough evidence to prove that. the reaction from congress swift and split down party lines. >> the conclusion was firm, without equivocation that no one on the trump campaign colluded with the russians. >> the president has not been exonerated by the special counsel, yet the attorney general has decided not to go further or to apparently share those findings with the public. >> democrats even calling into question barr's impartiality, notin

but we begin with reporter elizabeth hur live in new york city. elizabeth? >> we just got an update from police. they say their primary suspect, the 28-year-old was just in courts and so far charged with murder. but they say more charges are coming. they say they still have a lot of questions but they are certain this was a hate crime. >> the terror attack that rocked new zealand, authority say was motivated by hate. >> we reject and condemn you. >> the prime minister condemning the first terror attack with police alleging one suspect wri anti-immigrant statements online. the discovery made after two mosques miles apart came under attack by at least one gunman targeting muslims attending friday prayers. >> people are running out. i saw some people had blood on

it was a slap in my face.th i don'k they really understand the hur and the deep pain that these two families have.r >> last y dna collected from the driver's side air bag helped police identify smith. >>> d.c. police are searching for four people who may be connected to the murder of a maryland man. last month david brandon and another man were shot along georgia avenue in northwest. they were near the safari d.c. restaurant and lounge. if you have any information about the people or the vehicle in this video, you're urged to give police a call. you can see the entire video on our nbc washington app. just search "sur. illance vide >>> the 20-year-old who is said uncle haslled his been arrested. baltimore police have him in custody now. they say he showed up at a a golfl this morning cart. two days ago he allegedly killed his 69-year-old uncle a h injured uncle's wife after an argument. she is expected to survive. >>> tomorrow could be the day ao family begins find closure. >> yeah, they're wait for a jury to reach a verdict in the case of the man accused of killing her daughter. found dead i

i'm elizabeth hur in for janai norman. >> i'm kenneth moton. we begin in seattle. >> a man was randomly opening fire at passing cars and when it was all over, two people were dead. >> but investigators say it could have been much weren't for a quick-thinking bus driver. chaos on the streets of seattle. >> the suspect is now standing in the middle of the road. >> it police say a man tried to carjack a woman in front of his home. the suspect then opened fire on a packed city bus. >> that vehicle veered off the road, at that point in time a metro bus was southbound on sand point way. >> reporter: amid the chaos the wounded bus driver managed to turn the bus around to shield his passengers from the suspect preventing any of them from getting hurt. but the suspect wasn't finished. witnesses say he then started shooting at random people in their cars killing at least one person. >> he was fired walking up the street firing and i jumped into my bushes hoping he wouldn't see my blue vest. he was walking down sand point way just firing at anything. just

elizabeth hur is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, mccain's daughter meghan is calling this a bizarre new low and now politico is reporting that some people even close to trump are asking and i quote here, why are we doing this? president trump ramping up his attacks on senator john mccain who died seven months ago. speaking at a tank factory in ohio. >> john mccain received a fake and phony dossier. did you hear about the dossier. he turned it over to the fbi hoping to put me in jeopardy. >> reporter: the pro-military crowd remaining silent as the president blasted the late senator and war hero over his funeral. >> i gave him the kind of funeral that he wanted which as president i had to approve. i don't care about this. i didn't get thank you, that's okay. >> reporter: overnight politico citing people close to trump reporting that the president might be consciously trying to remake the news environment creating a bizarre spectacle to displace criticism. according to p tepid resp the massacre in new zealand and the grounding of

mps hurring here and there, piling through westminster‘s corridors, walking through a lobby to say nosecond time, the prime minister has lost her deal, another chunk of authority, and maybe her way. the ayes to the right, 242. the noes to the left, 391. the prime minister onlyjust hanging onto her voice, hanging on in office right now. i profoundly regret the decision that this house has taken tonight. i continue to believe that by far the best outcome is that the united kingdom leaves the european union in an orderly fashion, with a deal, and that the deal we've negotiated is the best, and indeed the only, deal available. exasperated, the prime minister will allow mps to vote tomorrow as they wish to rule out leaving the eu without a formal arrangement. if they do, then on thursday, they could vote to delay departure. but tonight it is the prime minister asking, "then what?" and this house will have to answer that question — does it wish to revoke article 50? does it want to hold a second referendum? jeering. or does it want to leave with a deal, but not this deal? these are unenviab

abc's elizabeth hur joins us now with the details and, elizabeth, that includes from his sons and son-in-law. >> reporter: absolutely, janai. good morning to you. and democrats say they are asking for documents and notes and even phone conversations. they say they're just doing their job. the pridcaitrament. overnight the white house blasting democrats calling their latest investigation into allegations of corruption, obstruction and abuse of power a disgraceful and abusive fishing expedition. white house press secretary sarah sanders writing in a statement, the democrats are not after the truth, they are after the president. >> mr. president, are you going to cooperate with mr. nadler? >> i cooperate all the time with everybody, and you know the beautiful thing, no collusion. it's all a hoax. >> reporter: but beyond the question of collusion, the house judiciary committee wants answers to everything from the firing of former fbi director james comey to the hush money payments to stormy daniels to the president's conversations with vladimir putin and if the trumps are profiting from the pres

and i'd also like to thank sean hannity for his shout9-out last night acknowledging hur colleagues and- our colleagues and the stalwarts who have stood with president trump from the very beginning. >> if not for talk radio, thank god for rush, mark, my colleagues here, many of them like laura, tucker, @loudobbs "fox & friends," a few other logical, independent thinkers standing alone, there would have been no one out there advocating for truth discovering the biggest abuse of power scandal in our history. lou: and, sean, good on you. great work. congratulations to the president who's the only one i know that could have really stood the more than two-year-long assault by the rad call the dems -- radical dem asks if the deep state. it has amounted to now the biggest political scandal in american history, and it's about to get larger. much larger. that's it for us tonight. tomorrow, former kansas secretary of state kris kobach and the daily caller's christopher bedford among our guests. we hope you'll join us. thank you for being with us heren tonight. good night from new york. ♪ ♪ lauren

s, who gets hur is it the exporting country or the u.s.sumers and businesses who are buying the stuff, and their bottom line is most of the burden is falling n us, the consumers and businesses of the united states. f we're payir for imported stuff because of the tariffs. >> nawaz: so te burden is falling to us, but i'm also hearing you say we're consuming more than we produce. that suggests we have the cash and the ability to be abe to do so. so what is the trade deficit say orabout the overall healt strength of our economy? >> well, you know, sometimes i think the trade deficit is overemphasized as a measure of the economy's health. it does mean, as you say, tha we're consuming more than we produce. we're lucky enough to be able tt t. it also means that we invest more than we save.ow we're bog a lot of the money to buy these imports. but i think e bottom line is that there are good ways and bad ways to get rid of a trade deficit. a bad way would be we could have a recession. then we can't afford to buy anything. a good way to get rid of t

. >> our thanks, to elizabeth hur there. >>> the trump administration is telling the appeals court thebe struck down. >> they are trying to get rid of pre-existing conditions, while allowing the rest of the affordable care act to remain in effect. if the administration wins, millions of people could lose their health insurance. >>> congressional democrats have a different confrontation with the president today. the house will vote on overriding his veto of the resolution that terminated the border wall national emergency. it is not expected to get the two-thirds majority needed. >>> buildings in central alabama suffered major structural damage in a severe storm. >> it's believed straight line winds were responsible for the destruction about 40 miles south of birmingham. several parked cars were also seriously damaged. there were no reports of injuries, however. >>> overnight that storm system stretches from the gulf of mexico, along the atlantic coast to virginia as it moves offshore. thunderstorms are possible overnight and during the day, the storms won't be too severe. >>> we are al

. >> it was so fun for elizabeth hur to be here yesterday.> making news in america this morning, president trump on the attack. >> the collusion delusion is over. >> taking a victory lap claiming democrats have defrauded the country, even mocking one top democrat as a, quote, pencil neck. this morning, what we're learning about special counsel robert mueller's report. plus, breaking overnight, a judge issues a key ruling in the health care debate. >>> also new this morning, why did prosecutors drop the charges against actor jussie smollett? the original explanation now in doubt. what a court document has now revealed as the actor gets a bill from the city of chicago. >>> the secrets of siegfried & roy.

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hur be a good girl, and i hope you'll be happy. thank you,e. good-bye. bye, jane. good-bye, mrs.eed. i hate you, and i hate everything about you! i'll never come e you when i'm grown up, and i'll never call you "aunt" as long as i live! and if anyone asks me how you treated me, i'll say you are hard-hearted, and mean. the very sight of you makes me sick! at school i shall have drawing lessons, and french lessons, and history lessons, and music lessons, and there'll be hundreds of other girls to play with. and, uh, what's the name of this school of yours? it's called lowood. lowood? lowood. [blows horn] [bell rings] co she's been asleep for hours. ride away, bil [whip cracks] jane: i was to awaken in the morning to find my dreams of lowood shatted. in their place was to stand a school that was more like a prison, dominated by the cold, implacable cruelty of mr. brocklehurst. [bell rings] [ding ding] [ding ding] [ding ding] pupils... observe this child. she possesses the ordinary form of girlhood. no single deformity points her out as a marked character. who would believe that the

. >> do you expect you would get hur support? is that something you would hope for?ician would be hoping, who wouldn't want that support. she is a very serious woman. she is going to do what everybody is doing, listening deeply to what candidates are actually saying. i'm sure she will do what she always does, follow her own heart and support, ultimately, if she supports anyone publicly, the candidate she feels has the vision and ability to take this country where we need to go. that's the level all of us should be working from, not this level of ultimate silliness that dominates this conversation too often. >> you ran as an independent before in a bid or congress. you have gravitated to the democratic party. tell me why? >> i have always been a democrat, i have been aware of the history of the united states, ap ligs came from the abolitionist party. women suffrage came from the women's party. there's a kind of unholy alliance between two major parties which are not mentioned in our constitution. however, at this point, at this point, i see political party issues as t