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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> only as jeanne moos can do it. thank you so much for watching. memories today. >> much more ahead on the next hour of "cnn newsroom." we turn it over to our colleague fredricka whitfield. >> thanks so much. take care of that cough there. take care. it's the 11:00 eastern hour, fredricka whitfield, "newsroom" starts right now. >>> hello everyone. ghosts of the 2016 election still haunting the trump administration as questions over russia's involvement linger. after suggesting he would cooperate with the investigation, former trump campaign advisor carter page is now telling a senate intel committee if they want to know about his conversations with the russians, ask former president barack obama. this comes amid a new report from "the washington post" that members of trump's transition team warned former national security advisor michael flynn about his conversations with the russian ambassador wee

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thank you so much for joining us.ng from washington today, the nation's former top law enforcement official testified before the senate judiciary committee and the president has just weighed in on that testimony. the hearing just took place just a few blocks away. sally yates talking publicly today about how she went to the white house twice to warn them that the president's national security advisor michael flynn was vulnerable to plaque mail. and this wasn't the only hope from today or tonight. >> the national security advisor essentially could be black

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jeanne moos, cnn. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with the latest in the russia white house watch. new information tonight about strong warnings giving by the then acting attorney general sally yates to the trump white house by the national security advisor mike flynn. sally yates is set to testify next week as part of the ongoing investigations into russia's meddling in the presidential election, but tonight we're learning what she will say. jim sciuto has more. >> reporter: former acting attorney general sally yates is prepared to testify before a senate panel next week that she gave a forceful warning to the white house regarding then national security advisor michael flynn. this nearly three weeks before he was fired, contradicting the administration's version of events. sources familiar with her account tell cnn, on february 14, the day after flynn's firing, white house spokesman sean spicer described the meetings in far les serious ter terms. >> wanted to give us a heads up. >> reporter: but yates will explain that in a private meeting january 26, she told white house counsel

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thank you so much for joining us. anderson's next. >>> and good evening from washington today, the nation's former top law enforcement official testified before the senate judiciary committee and the president has just weighed in on that testimony. the hearing just took place just a few blocks away. sally yates talking publicly today about how she went to the white house twice to warn them that the president's national security advisor michael flynn was vulnerable to plaque mail. and this wasn't the only hope from today or tonight. >> the national security advisor essentially could be blackmailed by the russians. >> reporter: in a hearing sharply divided along party lines, former acting attorney general sally yates sharply criticized the white house regarding the firing of national security advisor michael flynn. she says she gave the white house a forceful and detailed warning that flynn lied when he said he didn't discuss u.s. sanctions with the russian ambassador. >> through general flynn's underlying conduct, but

. >> jeanne moos, cnn. >> stay on point, donald, stay on point. >> thank you for joining us, anderson's next. >>> we're live from washington tonight and we begin with the house vote on health care. >> reporter: if you just think 24 hours ago, republicans in the white house have run into a brick wall on the progress they had been making we'll call this third iteration of in their effort to repeal and replace. what changed, an $8 billion amendment, adding to the $130 billion already in this bill, that $8 billion trying tos ago sage the concerns that we have heard from republican members on how this would address the preexisting conditions protections inside obama care. this is what kevin mccarthy said just a short while ago. >> we're going to pass it. let's be optimistic about life. think today, did you all read the story about health care pulling out of iowa? we have 94 counties, out of 99 that do not have health care. that's why we have to make sure that this passes, to save people from obama care that continues to collapse, who don't even have health care. >> are you worried about this