. >>> jim sander found a way to combine two of the things she love. >> i love to bake.lso love designing games. so i combined my passions and, whala, edible games. >> she came one this cool idea called edible games. it's fun for friends and family and parties of course. >> how am i 45 years old and played a lot of drinking games and never thought to play eating games. >> do you buy a box or just have a recipe? >> both, because it's an edible games cookbook. she's selling it for $60 and she's recently started a kick starter campaign. >> i raise you two marshmallows, run reece's cup and a celery stalk. >> she said some of them are like board games to encourage your kids to eat their vegetables. >> i was going to say that especially for picky eaters, making it a game just completely removes them from the situation of fighting back. so, yeah, th would be great. >> some of them require baking, but some of them don't. >> i'd lose every game. nick, where's your playing piece? i ate it. >> as of right now she's started working with a team and they have a dozen recipe. she's got

the press briefing let me share a graphic for the folks at home that may have missed sanders' comments. john brennan, jim comey and andrew mccabe and others.

jim jordan 100%. >>> and the restaurant that asked sarah sanders to leave two weeks ago is back in business. they received a lot of back lash from the trump administration following the ordeal. a group of protesters gathered today.e the restaurant the restaurant opened at 5:00 is evening and was already fully booked for the evening. >>> new tonight, arlington county police rolling out a new tool to help you stay safe when you're enjoying a night on the town. the goal is to remind people og their fs they've had a bit too much tdr k. the reporter is live in clarendon with a new >> reporter: it is a very eye catching tool. the 2004 bmw sedan. it will be parked in high profile night life areas to remind those who have been drinking that the best way to get home safely is to not get behind the wheel. >> there are so many options. the message is choose a sober ride. driver. a designated >> last 84 arlington officers made more than 400 dui arrests. during that same time period, the sober ride program said it provided more than ,000 free rides home from night life areas. 5,500 of tho tnk you partner

that's certainly something sarah sanders will be asked about when she does come out here today, jim.nly would be remarkable if the president recognizes a country that was invaded, taken over by another country inside europe. i remind people it's in europe. caitlyn collins, we'll be watching. thanks very much from the white house. in other news, we are now beginning to see some emotional reunions of the families separated at the border. this was miami just yesterday. >> anna? >> hugs and kisses. you can imagine how happy both of them are and just after all they've been through there. you will see thousands of these over the coming days and weeks. that was a mother with her 7-year-old daughter reunited. they were separated for some 60 days. two months. across the country, in los angeles, there was another reunion. >> back. everybody back! everybody back. >> her daughter there just 12 years old. she was separated from her mother a month ago as they crossed the border into arizona. while images like this offer hope, we don't know when the more than 2,000 separated children will be reunit

history, that jim comey thinks impeachment is too good of a remedy in jim comey now thinks that everyone should vote democrat so bernie sandersill be the head of the budget committee and dianne feinstein will be the head of intel. these are the people that were supposed to be dispassionately, objectively investigating a fact pattern and they have much animus against donald trump as anything i have seen in my eight years in politics. add into that peter strzok, lisa page and the other unidentified fbi agents who also wanted him to resign or be impeached or thought he was destabilizing. so if you are donald trump and you see all of these people in positions of responsibility that think you -- that think you are guilty of treason, a crime for which you can be put to death, by the way. that's what john brennan said. what i would encourage the president, those are all people from yesterday. you have your own people in place now and it is possible to conclude that russia interfered with us and it still does not delegitimize your presidency. that's where i would encourage the president to go. russia is not our friend. we need to be

the press briefing let me share a graphic for the folks at home that may have missed sanders' comments. john brennan, jim comey and andrew mccabe and others. yesterday she explained the thinking behind the move saying they politicized and some cases monetized their public service and security clearances. >> making baseless accusations of improper contact with russia street extremely inappropriate. the fact that people with security clearances are making these baseless charges provides inappropriate legitimacy to accusations with zero evidence. >> sarah sanders. many say the accusations are baseless. this is nick shapiro, a spokesman for mr. brennan saying john brennan hasn't made one penny off his clearance since leaving the government. one doesn't need a security clearance to speak out against the failings of trump. michael hayden said this, i don't go back for classified briefings. won't have any effect on what i say or write and a spokesperson for andrew mccabe, who you might remember was removed from his position, she said that andrew mccabe's security clearance was deactivated when he was terminated

press secretary sarah huckabee sanders saying on twitter asked john bolten to invite president putin to washington in the fall. those discussions are already underway. jim sciutto is in aspen where coates is speaking. the director of u.s. intelligence says the u.s. needs to be relentless in calling out the russians for what they have done. >> reporter: and listen we have heard a whole host of senior national security officials speak here, many towing the line perhaps with an ear to washington knowing that the white house will be listening to how they answer these questions here. but for the senior most u.s. intelligence official he did not pull any punches. he answered the questions definitively with conviction. in doing so, he contradicted the president. one on any questions of the assessment that russia interfered in the election and two that the president raised the idea that it could have been other people calling out the president saying we know russia is leading the charge here. and finally, calling out the president for not calling out vladimir putin while standing next to him on this interference. have a listen to how he put it in his words. >>

secretary sarah sanders said the president is not asking about specific cases involving roe versus wade and many cases, jeff, they already know the answer. right? >> reporter: no question about it. jim, the list of 25 finalists to be the potential supreme court pick have been out there in the public eye and the president saying he is not asking specifically of landmark rulings but the reality is the federalist society, conservative group here in washington working with this white house on crafting that list, knows the answer to them. and there are so surprises in effect on that front. the sarah sanders repeatedly not saying if roe versus wade is a central issue and the white house trying to down play that and got a sense into what the president is thinking and talked to four finalists this morning for the post. >> in the morning, during the morning, i interviewed and met with four potential justices of our great supreme court. they are outstanding people. they are really incredible %-p. academically and every other way. i'm meeting with two or three more and make a decision on the united states supreme court, the new justice. that will be made over the next few days and we'll be ann

back when sarah sanders comes out in a few moments but my sense is she'll echo what the president's been saying all along, essentially there's nothing to see here, please disperse. >> jim acosta, thank you. our chief white house correspondent. let's start there. got a number of great people standing by to analyze all of this with me now, cnn chief political analyst golor glia bo, david gergen. gloria, you and i were on tv yesterday talked about the attempted clean-up job 1.0 post-helsinki when the president was initially saying he does agree with u.s. intelligence, but wait, in the same breath he said it was russia that attacked the other election. but it could be other people, too. now he said no if he was asked if russia's still targeting the u.s. which directly contradicts u.s. intelligence. >> exactly. what you see i think in this administration is the president versus everybody else. he's disagreeing with his own dni, with his own intelligence community. we heard the president in helsinki talk about vladimir putin's powerful denials of any kind of election hacking -- or attack on the united states. and i think we see more of that today. i think the president's pre

jim, thank you for trying to get that question in. you are looking at live pictures with the president walking with his chief of staff and sarah sanders approaching marine one there to leave. susan, your take on the points the president tried to push on russia. >> well, it remains quite a mystery what exactly is on the agenda when vladimir putin meets with president trump on monday in helsinki. it is interesting this question are you going to raise russian meddling in the 2016 election, we're still looking backwards. remember president obama actually in his very last meeting with vladimir putin in september of 2016, he pulled him aside and he said we know you're meddling in the elections and you better knock it off. that wasn't successful. and i don't know whether president trump raising that issue in helsinki and saying hey, could you complete not medal in our 2018 elections will be anymore successful. but more seriously, you listen to him being asked over and over again why are you having this meeting with president putin, what do you hope to accomplish, what is on the agenda. he really couldn't and the question. >> he talked about

jim walsh from mit security studies. thanks for being here. we asked was this just a distraction because the president went back to tweeting about russia, russia, russia. sarah huckabee sanderss we're obsessed with it. we are following what the president tweets about every single day. let's focus on iran. the speech that rouhani gave yesterday, is that the sort of thing that you would expect to see trigger a president in such a way? >> no. i would say no. and i think it's actually in the long run, it can be dangerous. why do i say that? presidents in the post-war period have been very cautious about making threats that sound like they are nuclear threats. you don't want to be shouting that all the time. then when it comes time that you actually mean it, your adversary thinks you are bluffing again, you are just blowing smoke. whether it was eisenhower or kennedy, any president, they have been very sober and judicious about invoking something that sounds like a nuclear attack. the president, this is not the first time he did it. he did it with fire and fury on the north koreans. he has done it with others. and i think, you know, there is a reason why presidents haven't done i

jim acosta not a real news network. he eventually did write a statement, to release a statement defending cnn. the week following that, you had hallie jackson, nbc news reporter, who was trying to press sarah sandersn a press briefing. she wasn't getting answers. another hill reporter ceded his time back to her. those moments of solidarity, including the kaitlyn collins' incident, are a really welcome show of strength and show of force that i think has really taken to all. >> there have been several episodes. olivier, let me be cynical for a second. are we going to see this frequently or are they one-offs? >> most of the time you don't see it. we're having these conversations behind the scenes, meeting with sarah sanders and other communication officials to work out our problems behind the scenes. again it's typically not this heated. we often have debates about how much the press will see on a foreign trip, for example. can we get the pool, the small group of 13 or so out to follow the president everywhere? can we make sure that they stay in the motorcade? can we make sure that they see the president actually meet with, say, british prime minister theresa may? a lot of the solidarity and work is

spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders said today that the president is "exploring the mechanisms" to strip clearance from former c- i-a director john brennan and former fbi director jimcomey.... as well as four other former top national security officials...james clapper, michael hayden, susan rice and andrew mccabe. hayden responded monday via twitter, saying a revocation wouldn't "have any effect on what i say or write." (grant) also new at 6... some california wines have been affected by a 20-11 nuclear disaster in japan. that's when the fukushima nuclear plant released a radioactive isotope into the air. a radioactive cloud later made it across the pacific to california.and french scientists now say some wines made after 20-11 contain twice as much cesium... than those made before that year. but the good news is - experts say the levels are still far too low to be considered dangerous. (jrstone) up next... it may be the hottest ticket agree... this is one attraction that stinks... (grant) new at 6 tonight -- a massive stinky, corpse flowers at the san francisco conservatory of flowers is finally in full bloom! the plant which is nicknamed "suma" is not just famou

including fired dwi director jim comey former cia director brennan over concerns about bias against him remoted to russian meddling probe what white house press secretary sarah sandersresident looking to takeaway, brennan's security clearance also looking into the cleansers of comey, clapper, haden rice mccabe exploring mechanisms to remove security clearance because they politicize and in seem cases monetize their public service and security cleansers, making baseless accusations of improper contact with russia or being influenced by you been russia against the president is extremely inappropriate. >> co-host of the five juan williams, what do you make of this. >> good morning, everybody, boy, friends you know int seen ep schedule of friends in a way i think these two pretty good, pretty good. [laughter] >> what i make of this is that the president doesn't like people who headed legitimacies because of positions they had criticizing him found a way go after them take out critics the question that you asked earlier dagen was really i found interesting you said why would anybody who is left a job have security clearance. and in fact, it is intended to help people who

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