same room. >> reporter: emt mike edmondston was the first responder to jeannie and jeffrey just as hen weeks earlier. >> i just got in the room. there's two people. neither one of them are breathing. >> neither are breathing? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: darryl and shirley jenkins, a retired couple from washington state, also died from carbon monoxide poisoning in the same hotel room. the faulty pool heater created yet another near tragedy just days after the jenkins death. the solinski family checked into the room just above 225 to celebrate their daughter's birthday with a pool party and sleepover. >> all girls were very sick. puking in bathroom sinks, toilets, while i'm calling their parents. they were falling off like flies. it was pretty scary. >> reporter: solinski says she complained to the front desk. >> my name was written on a yellow sticky note and i was told the general manager would be told. >> reporter: but damon malattere, whose company managed the hotel, which is not owned by best western directly, swears the clerk never told him. >> so you were not informed by your empl

. >> reporter: sometime in the night jeannie wakes up.n the other room. >> and i'm thinking i've just got to get to my phone. and i remember trying to get to the door and i couldn't. and then that's the last thing i remember. >> reporter: the next morning a hotel employee comes to the room and discovers jeannie and jeffrey. >> i've got two bodies and i need some help now. >> are they breathing? are they awake? >> no. no. they're not. >> next i remember is waking up in the hospital room. i couldn't talk. i guess that was from being in a coma. >> reporter: her husband delivers the devastating news. their son jeffrey has died. >> and then he just kept telling me be strong, i need you. i need you. >> reporter: but unbelievably, jeffrey isn't the first victim of room 225 at that best western. >> i look at my partner and i said, if i'm not mistaken that's the same room we had the last call in. >> what's your reaction? >> then we walk in and we found two more bodies. same room. >> reporter: emt mike edmondston was the first responder to jeannie

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president, we don't want to win any more. >> jeannie moos, cnn. >> you're driving us crazy! to you. top of the hour. you're live in the cnn newsroom. thank you for being us with on a sunday. a relatively calm sunday so far for donald trump white house. the battle changes in a few hours. start of a critical week of international diplomacy and big set for the possible spilling of that seat for the supreme court. in a few days, the president of china pays his first visit to the u.s. under the trump administration. trade, jobs, and north carolina dominating the two leaders' agenda. today in an interview, president trump makes a declaration about north korea that he says applies whether china is onboard or not.

jeannie moos, cnn, new york. >>> top of the hour. year in the cnn newsroom.e. we begin with a campaign promise that continues to elude the president and republican lawmakers. repeal and replace obama care. president trump was pressed again on what happens to people with pre-existing conditions. and the current draft of the bill, here's what he said during a weekend interview with cbs. >> this bill is much different than it was a little while ago. okay? this bill has evolved. and we didn't have a failure on the bill. it was reported like a failure. the one thing i swront done is a time line. that's why i didn't put a time line. but we have now pre-existing cnditions in the big. we have -- we set up a pool for the pre-existing conditions so that the premium kbz

what do you think about will shim as the jeannie? what do you think?hat same, upping, level as far as big personality, funny voice, all that kind of stuff, but i got to admit, i mean, there only be one robin williams doing the jeannie if my opinion. >> i agree. >> i'm sorry. >> i think it's a really hard role to take. i actually -- i love will smith. >> me too. >> but if i'm an actor, i don't know if i'd want to touch that. >> right. >> because it's a really -- it's one of the most iconic chara inevitable they're definitely doing this it has to be somebody. they're already remaking it so ice guess the question now s who would be better than will smith i mean obviously -- >> maybe unknown. how about an unknown? >> well, they're going to cast unnons reportedly according to variety they'll cast unknowns for the parts of aladdin and jazz minute. but if you looked at the jungle book that little kid was unno. >> right. >> the girl from cinderella was unknown. so i think they want to surround these end p unknowns with big stars. because i mean jungle book mad

we have representative jeannie. >> thank you madame chairman and thank you all of you for your service and be here today. i want to get details about the mentions sort of analytic standards and the lack of understanding on the part of some of the analysts about what's standards were applicable to them. and how has that change and how has that specifically, how do the standards themselves. how are they implemented and secondly, if you can give a little bit of specific of the dia, engagement. i know one of the things that we urged is dia accepted responsibilities of the whole defense intelligence enterprise, i would be interested to know it specifically and how it is manifested itself on a day-to-day basibasis. >> in terms of standards. it was brought up -- i know the testimony from the ig, in terms of who the folks work for. i made it clear and i know that dia is supporting me on this. we have had sessions with other j-2 is making sure we are in eye license eye -- analysts working for the combat and command. they work for j-2. what j 2 nee-2 needs to be cogn of is of professional develo

can you put the jeannie back in the bottle? >> of course you can.y to fight anti semitism and other forms of hate. we always tell people you have to do a multi-pronged approach. you litigate, legislate and educate. litigati litigation, the woman is litigating. she is taking action to the court system. adl takes a lot of work with hate crime and we train to make sure they are detecting. >> and i run one of the largest. we are working with teachers and students. we have to do it. >> i think the lid back on the sewer -- >> i'm glad you said that. we have to get our leaders to speak out against that. just yesterday the president delivered a video message to the world. marking his real estate for the heros of the holocaust. >> jews across the world have proved the truth of these words day after day. in the history of those we lost, yo . we must stamp out anti-semitism everywhere it is found. >> the president accused of not doing enough to denounce anti-semitism! the statement he mad yesterday is the kind of beds we like to see from him and others. >> he

so once you put an outside law firm that people actually can call it really takes the jeannie out of the bottle. i think one reason why he is gone is that the company really knows there are other women there and there youb a continuous drip of other people who are going to come out. at least they will be able to say we have taken strong action. >> the initial new york times and advertisers withdrawing and other women calling the hot line other organizations like color of change creating pressure in the company and internal pressure, what does it tell you know it's a road map for the future. what zwl what it tells us is it works. people of colored lead groups works and when we work together in diverse coalitions we can make things than. we can win. >> in 2004 he was discussing this idea about women making harassment blames. her is what he said. >> i think it's something they have against main in a very come petti pettive. he said it is incredibly disheartening that we part ways doo you to unfounded claims. your a action? >> they are often used to discredit people who have less cart an

no politician ever said jeannie, this tough job is tougher thani thought. >> he is saying it's far harder -- >> that's what makes him unique! >> let's forget honest, dishonest, judgment. >> i love honesty, so let's be honest. where is the wall? tax reform, obamacare, replace and repeal? you elect me as president, i'm going to wipe out the stuff the first day. no question. i have a secret plan. >> just one clone? that's what you have been saying at your birthday parties since you are a kid. >> and then he tried to pop a wheelie. >> i ended up as a hermit nation. >> the 9:00 version is a lot more fired up. >> yes. >> that is what is in your mug, coffee? >> one of the keys to president trumps election victory was rallying his face. the commander-in-chief addressed the annual nra convention. >> i have a feeling that in the next election -- you could be swamped with candidates but you will be wasting your time. you will have plenty of those democrats comingoing to saint n. no, ma'am. it may be pocahontas, remember that. [boos] >> and she is not big for the nra, that i can tell you. but you cam

. >> jeannie moos, cnn. >> you're driving us crazy! >> new york. >> hello to you. top of the hour. you're live in the cnn newsroom. thank you for being us with on a sunday. a relatively calm sunday so far for donald trump white house. the battle changes in a few hours. start of a critical week of international diplomacy and big set for the possible spilling of that seat for the supreme court. in a few days, the president of china pays his first visit to the u.s. under the trump administration. trade, jobs, and north carolina dominating the two leaders' agenda. today in an interview, president trump makes a declaration about north korea that he says applies whether china is onboard or not. we'll have more on that in just a moment. but tomorrow, that's when a senate committee decides whether to advance judge neil gorsich's nomination to the full senate. whether there are enough votes to confirm him is still unknown. our capital is laser focused on the drip, drip, drip of that investigation into allegations ka lugs between the trump campaign and operatives. donald trump pressuring chi

he's in the early stages, early talks of playing the jeannie in disney's live action remake of aladdinon the role made famous by the late robin williams who voiced it back in 1992. maureen, holly. >> no. leave it alone. >> but that's what they do now. this comes on the heels of "beauty and the beast." >> no. >> it's will smith. he can do no wrong in hollywood. >> it will be good. it will be good and it will make disney tons of money. >> whole new world. thank you wisdom. >> i see what you did there. >> thank you. >> mom to mom. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning exxon seeking a federal waiver to sanctions again russia. >> a beloved gaming system announce plans to release a new version of an old favorite. >> a live look across the d.c. region. it's 57 degrees right now. more fox5 news morning after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across ou

. >> reporter: crime scene tape and police cars greeted neighbor jeannie fleming a few doors down ashe headed off to work tuesday morning from her home on north march mack drive. >> i thought something happened. somebody got killed or something. >> reporter: neighbors awoke to find this home crawling with investigators after police say a veteran off duty philadelphia officer shot her husband in the couple's driveway after an early morning domestic dispute. >> they were good neighbors. they were quiet. they weren't obnoxious. no issues at all we were speechless this morning because this is a very quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: police sources say the 11 year veteran works out of the 17th district here on 20th street in point breez breeze. she allegedly pulled her non service weapon and fired one shot striking her husband in the lower abdomen after she tried to leave the home with her three children. >> trying to leave, and pretty scary that you can leave and she had -- person had to -- she had to shoot the husband and everything. >> they've lived there about a year. sorry. great kids

jeannie says over not ta ke parenting.where we are seeing their battle with the moths. in 2015, they caught 300. last year they caught 1200. ina caught 300. last year they caught 1200. in a moment, we will be seeing just what they have been eating, but now the news and the weather where you are. good morning. if you are up early enough you will have noticed the chill in southern areas. the payoff for that is a lovely start. this is the sunrise in somerset. with high—pressure sitting across the uk today, it should foremost be dry and bright. however, we will find quite a bit of cloud easing its way south. the best of the sunshine is likely to be through the morning hours. still some sharp showers for the northern isles. gale force winds tapering off. mostly dried over scotland. just odd shower. some of the best sunshine will be perhaps north—east and south—east part of scotla nd north—east and south—east part of scotland this afternoon. elsewhere, the northwest breeze will be rather gentle and bring the cloud in. it could t

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