and we have more from jim axelrod. >> reporter: the four bodies discovered in a tent near the summitring the total to ten this season. brent bishop nearby when the bodies were found suspects carbon monoxide poisoning. >> if's really windy and miserable, people make the mistake of closing their tent up and cooking in it. >> reporter: the bodies were found at a camp nearly 26,000 feet up. the highest of four stops between base camp and the summit. it's called the death zone because of the extremely low levels of oxygen. cleemers often stop thinking straight. >> when you're at 26,000 feet in the death zone, your cognitive skills are impaired. there's only about one third of the oxygen levels available to you at sea level. >> reporter: alison levine summited seven years ago. >> when i was there there were only three deaths, but later in 2012, there were 11 deaths. there are years when we have higher numbers than ten, which is what we saw this year, and there are years where we see lower numbers. >> reporter: bad weather has narrowed the climbing season, meaning more people are now on the

jim axelrod paid them a visit. >> reporter: there is a certain timelessness inside london's white chapelwhere it could be the 21st century or the 19th. >> this hammer i'm using is about 100 years old. >> reporter: that tool is 100 years old? >> yes. >> reporter: or even earlier. so is the whole bell an f-sharp bell? >> yes. >> reporter: alan hughes' family has owned the found dri since 1904. >> i've been surrounded by bells, and i don't get too excited about it. >> reporter: but that's just his family. how far back does the white chapel bell foundry go? >> we have always claimed 1570. research indicates we were more likely established somewhere around 1420. >> reporter: which would mean the foundry was in business more than a century before shakespeare was born. at half a millennium, this is the oldest tenuous continuously operating business in the uk. but after centuries and centuries, the company that produced the bells for westminster abbey as well as big ben. >> big ben isn't the clock. >> reporter: it's the bell. >> reporter: the white chapel bell foundry has cast its last. >> we do

jim axelrod spoke with the officer where this all happened in east liverpool.morning. >> reporter: officer chris green came in contact with fentanyl while helping to arrest a couple of drug suspects during a traffic stop. how powerful and deadly fentanyl is should hear his story. >> right about here you start to feel a little funny? >> yeah. as i walked to the door i was almost pulled back by an alert officer. he said, what's this white powder. that's when i came back. >> you're standing right here. >> yeah. >> officer green was arresting two men on alleged drug charges. some of the powder got on his sweatshirt but when it ended up on his fingertips, that's all it took. >> fall backwards, trying to hold onto anything i can grasp. >> luckily emts were there. he was given one dose and rushed to the hospital where he received three more doses. >> so a total or four n norcan. >> for simply touching and inhaling. >> am i being a little overdramatic to say you could have died? >> i don't believe sew. >> stacy birch knows e has dangerous diop but worries more about bu

jim comey didn't say don'tex campaign in michigan, jim comey didn't say don't go to wisconsin once after the democratic convention. >> sean: david axelrodillary fbi director jim comey was responsible for her loss in the campaign. also tonight: >> i'm committed to working to reach an agreement, but any agreement cannot be opposed by the united states or any other nation. >> sean: president's meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, former governor mike huckabee has exclusive reactions, straight ahead. p doen the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a va

director, rushing, wikileaks for the lect former obama advisor david axelrod had this to say about her many, many excuses, watch this. >> jimy to the clinton campaign, he didn't say don't go to wisconsin once after the democratic convention those are states that she lost my very, very narrow margins. there are a few things if they just on the little bit differently would have been i think decisive and would have allowed her to win despite jim comay. a little more introspection, maybe we'll have to wait for the book. a little more introspection is probably in order. >> sean: earlier tonight i spoke to the counselor of the president, good to see you. >> sean: i don't usually say i agree with david axelrod, i think his analysis is right. was it just arrogance and air of arrogance around the campaign, now they're just trying to make excuses? >> it was many things but we also have a better candidate, better message from a better campaign, better strategy and i think more self-awareness overall. i do want to push back on something hillary said. she said that she was winning if the election were on october 27th, that's not true. i

axelrod is right. i don't think there's any question jim comey coming out with that letter. everyone thought this must mean they uncovered something else and turns out they hadn't and jim comey was, as david noted, tried to cover for the fbi looking political, but there were lots of other things that they did not do. they really -- the message was essentially i'm running against this guy, and they thought that that would be enough because they believed donald trump had disqualified himself with nil number of controversial misogynistic, a number of things he had said about women and about other groups. the american public wanted change so badly, look at the exit polls, wanted change so badly they were willing to overlook all those things. the fundamental strategic mistake that the clinton campaign made and why they ultimately wound up losing. >> and without having set up her e-mail and server while she did as secretary of state there would have been no jim comey problem. >> just to add to brianna's point, if she had handled it better, even after she set it it up, mistake to s

and even former obama advisory david axelrod ad acknowledged that clinton lost to the better candidate, saying, jim did not tell her to campaign in wisconsin after. >> democratic leaders deny failure much their policies and consequences of obamacare, but it is encouraging that president trump has successfully reached out. to the rank-and-file to rang and they are responsive with their support. instead of with a blind be on see of their party leaders. quote. price of greatness, is responsibility. it's good to see some in washington beginning to accept responsibility, we're coming right back with much more stay with us. >> president trump taking the lead and the newest health care amendment generating more republicans support. >> i support the bill with this amendment, that will be included as part of rules package. we will consider likely tomorrow. lou: it now appears real have a critical healthcare vote tomorrow, we take up what appears to be a break through. here next. >> this aircraft is about to make a dramatic and terrifying landing up like any you have seen before. we'll show you the heart sto

jim comey is credible. >> one of the stories that david axelrod mentioned, two other stories are breaking tonight. one is about michael flynn -- both are about michael flynn. they are saying that the trump transition team knew michael flynn was under investigation when they named his as trump adviser and before the inauguration, flynn made the decision on behalf of the trump team that benefited turkey and turkey had paid him upwards of $500,000 as a lobbyist. >> that's right. january 4th, michael flynn went to the transition team to tell him that he was under investigation for working as a paid lobbyist. still unclear as to what donald trump knew about this, if it rose to that level and then later on before trump is innaugarated, susan rice, the national security adviser for president obama at that time goes to michael flynn and asks him about whether or not the obama administration should launch an offensive, that the pentagon should go ahead with this plan in syria to take raqqa and work with the syrian kurds. and flynn says, no, they shouldn't go ahead with this plan. he, of course, in this way

jim comey, is credible. >> and one of the stories that david axelrod just mentioned there for a second there are two other stories that are breaking tonight. one is about michael flynn from "the new york times," both are about michael flynn by the way, but from "the new york times," saying that the trump team knew that michael flynn was under investigation. and before the inauguration, flynn made a decision that benefitted turkey and turkey paid him upwards of a half a million dollars as a lobbyist. >> that is right, two stories in "the new york times," on january 4th saying that flynn went to the transition team saying he was under investigation for working as a paid lobbyist. there are several conversations about this. still unclear as to what donald trump knew about this if it rose to that level. and then later on before trump is inaugurated. susan rice goes to -- she of course is the national security adviser for president obama at that time. goes to michael flynn and asks him about whether or not the obama administration should launch an offensive. that the pentagon should go ahead with this plan in

jim acosta. i want to go to the former adviser david axelrod, dana bash and our legal analyst paul callan.e been in a white house, right? there are ways to make light of this. but this also is something that is very serious, right? this is a person that the world is looking to as a lead other telephone free world, okay. and when he does something like that, what if something had happened? what if something is wrong with him? what goes through your head when you see this tweet? >> well, jim said that the white house said that his tweets speak for themselves. but they speak in a language no one has ever seen before. and it's really concerning. you know, you said you were up at 1:28 and saw this tweet. i'm not going to ask you why. >> insomnia, sorry. >> but you would think someone in the white house where people don't go to sleep also saw that when it went up. and the fact that it was up there for six hours speaks to a real systemic failure on the part of the white house. i mean, the tweet itself was nonsensical. my thought was that it sounded like the sound that an engine makes when it's ru

jim comey's letter on october october 28th and russian wikileaks raised doubts in the minds of people who were trying to vote for me, but got scared off. >> sandra: hillary clinton facing maker backlash. david axelrodng cnn that while clinton does have a legitimate beef with the fbi director, the buck stops with her. >> jim comey didn't tell her not to campaign in wisconsin after the convention. he didn't say don't put any resources into michigan until the final week of the campaign and one of the things that hindered her in the campaign was a sense that she never was fully willing to take responsibility. >> sandra: john saki eck echoing most comments saying democrats need to recognize there were other reasons she came up short. >> democrats, people close to hillary clinton are going to stand politics, if they don't understand there were other failings, including where we didn't campaign, the fact that there wasn't pulling and swing middle of the country states, the fact that democrats failed to have an economic message that connected with people, then we are really missing an opportunity and we are really putting our heads in the sand to her own detriment. >> sandra: just can't resist going back t

david axelrod said hey, jim comey didn't tell her not to campaign in wisconsin after the convention. it looks like coon settered effort on the part of the obama people to say hillary clinton get off the stage. you didn't win. brian: but she is not. steve: no. brian: she wants to be the reisis tans. think about al-gore and john mccain and mitt romney. they showed class in defeat. steve: with this resistance things, they are trying to funnel all the money through hillary clinton. brian: again? ainsley: they don't want a democrat to win in another three years. that's what it's all about. resising anything that this president does. brian: someone also a to courage to stand up to her on the left or else known else will emerge. steve: very busy headlines. ains jackie ibaÑez is here. how was your weekend. jackie: it was great. how was yours? ainsley: it was great. jackie: rogue nation now detain ago fourth american citizen. state media accusing a professor of unspecified acts of hos title. kim hacksawn now the fourth professor detained while working in pyongyang. four americans detained in

axelrod. this is what he said this morning about secretary clinton. take a listen. >> jimtell her not to campaign in wisconsin after the convention. jim comey didn't say don't put any resources into michigan until the final week of the campaign. and one of the things that hindered her in the campaign was a sense that she never fully was willing to take responsibility for her mistakes, marly that server. >> e.j., do you get the sense that the democrats want secretary clinton to move on? >> i think all the evidence, i suspect on hew hewitt's show, the dominant discussion on his show in the last moments of the campaign was about comey's announcement. it was the whole trump campaign in the last ten days. you can say that and also say if clinton had campaigned more in wisconsin and michigan, if she had advertised more on the economy, then maybe the race wouldn't have been that close and she would have made it through. she's going to have to answer the question about what happened. i have a hunch in her book she's going to answer some of these criticisms specifically, why she di

having bill maher do it is, and having david axelrod to me is significant. >> jim comey didn't tell here never fully was willing to take responsibility for her mistakes, particularly that server. she said the words, i'm responsible but the, everything else suggested that she doesn't really feel that way. brian: wow. that is called backlash, am i correct. >> well look, remember, axelrod was part of the team that beat her in '08. brian: that's right. >> axelrod is a very smart guy. i like him a lot. he has a great institute of the university of chicago. but the fact is there ain't no love lost. i think the serious obama people feel really betrayed by the sloppiness, the corruption, the incompetence of clinton and her campaign, and i think they're dismayed then instead of consolidating what obama tried to do, it is being taken apart by trump because she failed. part of what you're getting -- steve: newt, we're coming up against a hard break here shortly. got to do the news. i saw you wanted to give some advice to the president of the united states and that is, now you that it looks like he

axelrod served as counsel to sally yates and she's stenlter of this storey. in your view, what is the most important thing we learned about president trump's termination of jim comey this week? >> well, thanks, ari, i think the most important thing we've learned is that what president trump did this week is inconsistent with our democratic values and the rule of law enforcement it's a bedrock principle in law enforcement that there be a separation between politics and law enforcement at the federal level. that means a separation between the white house and the department of justice. that's important in every criminal investigation. it's all the more important in investigations that are politically charged or have political overtones. but it's at the zeen edneth whey involve the white house themselves or associates or people that work on the campaign that got the president he lektded. what we saw this week about it president's own admission is one of the reasons in the president's head leading to him firing the fbi director was thinks concern over how that investigation was being conducted. >> let me stop you there. is that a crime? >> i think what is importa

jim comey. i suspect he feels that would support his version of what happened there. i'm sure people will be challenging the president to produce such tapes if he has them. >> thank you very much, david axelrod. "the ax files" tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. looking forward to that. up next, breaking news on what the justice department thinks of calls for a special prosecutor on russia and what gop lawmakers are saying. we'll update you on the state of the investigations. a half dozen and counting when we continue. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. at panera, a good salad is so this smuch? more than a bowl of something green. more than an obligation to be good. more than just something you have on the side. more than just one flavor, or texture, or color. a good clean salad is so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food as it should be. ray's always been different. last

this is david axelrod on another network this week. take a listen. >> jim and one of the things that hindered her in the campaign was a sense that she never fully was willing to take responsibility. pete: does the left want hillary clinton out of the woods and out in front? abby: you heard what david axelrod said i thought he was spot on in those comments. >> she is merciless. her family is merciless. they will not leave this poor beleaguered party alone. she helped drive out democratic party into a ditch. she is the worst candidate than michael decaucus. worst candidate that the democrats had in generations. she stunk on ice. and still, and still -- and still. pete: tell us how you really feel. >> i don't care who wins out elections. i like to see politics practiced well. she was horrendous. the fact that she will not leave democrats alone, she and her daughter and her husband will not leave democrats alone is just absolutely merciless. i can't believe it. clayton: dana milbank's column saying bill clinton is the reason she lost the election. if she keeps

jim comey. i suspect he feels that would support his version of what happened there. i'm sure people will be challenging the president to produce such tapes if he has them. >> thank you very much, david axelrod. "the ax files" tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. jerry brown, looking forward to that. up next, breaking news on what the justice department thinks of calls for a special prosecutor on russia and what gop lawmakers are saying. we'll update you on the state of the investigations. a half dozen and counting when we continue. when you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the unpredictability of a flare may weigh on your mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go, and how to work around your uc. that's how i thought it had to be. but then i talked to my doctor about humira, and learned humira can help get and keep uc under control... when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment,

combination of jim comey's letter on october 28th and russian wikileaks raised doubts in the minds of people who were inclined to vote for me but got scared off. >> it was david axelrod laughed that off by wait a second. james comey did not tell hillary clinton to skip any campaign visits to wisconsin. >> bill: even democrats have criticism for her. >> yeah, and her former top aide huma abiden as well. when the f.b.i. director james comey was pushing back and telling his side of the story about why he put out that controversial letter about reinvestigating the email server just days before the election, he testified under oath that huma abiden had forwarded thousands of emails to her husband, anthony wiener, including some that included classified information. yes, classified information which is why democratic senator richard blumenthal is saying maybe that needs to be invest >> if there was classified information improperly passed to a person unauthorized to receive it, it's a crime without knowing what the intentions were. whether it should have been prosecuted and it still may be potentially. it's not outside the statute of limitations as far as i know is one tha