jeff. >> glor: julianna goldman tonight. julianna, thank you. president is still considering whether to release a classified memo about the russian investigation written by the chairman of the house intelligence committee. republicans want it out. today, the f.b.i. strongly advised against it. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: in a rare statement, the f.b.i. pushed back hard against the memo being released. "we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact," the statement reads, "that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy." >> on the national security front. >> reporter: it was a stinging challenge to president trump by christopher wray, his handpicked f.b.i. director. monday night, wray and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein met chief of staff john kelly at the white house to argue against the release of the memo. the four-page document, authorized by republican congressman devin nunes, alleges abuses by the f.b.i. and d.o.j. when seeking a surveillance .arrant of a trump campaign official. nunes asserted today, "it's clear that to

julianna goldman is following this story.ianna. >> reporter: jeff, last june, pruitt traveled to italy for meetings at the vatican and an energy summit. his roundtrip business-class ticket cost taxpayers at least ar,000. and now we've learned on his return from milan he flew on emirates in one of the world's most luxurious business-class cabins. esvernment rules require members to fly u.s. carriers but pruitt bit approval to fly the foreign carrier, arguing it was the only tight that would get him back in time to attend a cabinet meeting. this entire trip cost more than $43,000 because to make his outbound connection to rome, pruitt flew a chartered military aircraft from cincinnati to new york. an e.p.a. spokesman said due to security concerns, pruitt has a blanket waiver to fly in first or business class. and, just today, pruitt flew first class from washington to boston, days after a "washington post" story detailed how his travel costs are drawing criticism. jeff. >> glor: julianna, thank you very much. >> imagine looking

julianna goldman is at the white house. julianna, good morning. >> good morning. the role of staff secretary is one of the most important jobs inside the white house. overseeing every piece of paper that lands on the president's desk from articles to classified briefing materials. >> he is going to be leaving the white house. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders said president aide rob porter personally decided to resign. porter's first wife shared photos with the intercept website showing what her face looked like after he allegedly punched her while on vacation. in a statement, porter said these outrageous allegations are simply false. but admitted he had taken the photos. his second wife, jennifer willowby, detailed the abuse with the "washington post." >> within a matter of a couple of weeks after being married, i was aware of his temper. he came and grabbed me by the shoulders here and pulled me out of the shower in a rage. >> initially, the administration came to porter's defense. sanders described him as having exemplary character. chief of staff jo

guests included madam shanghai czech of china, crown pins marta of norway, queen willa mina and julianna of the netherlands, king george the vi and queen elizabeth. winston churchill was on this forth four different times. avril harryman among others. many times when they arrived here, they're in need of help or assistance and i think they were willing to sit in a place probably far removed from their comfort zone. and i think it may have been quite refreshing for them to get away from everything happening below as well. and to see fdr for the man that he really was rather than the fact that he was the president of the united states. probably the one most people are familiar with is the infamous hot dog picnic, the weekend that the king and queen of england arrived here in hyde park. the visit was a very historic visit as it was the first time that a seated british monarch had been to the united states. and that visit was capped off with a picnic on the porch here at top cottage that hot dog picnic. and when this place opened up to the public in 2001, the queen mum was still alive and se

. >> reporter: for 80-year-old julianna, olympic dreaming is the period between olympic games. >> lookmmer olympics, winter olympics. >> reporter: from home in retirement home in pleasanton. >> usa. >> reporter: front and center for all events. >> all on the time. >> reporter: skiing to luge. >> couldn't pay me enough to come down that chute. >> reporter: sport she loves most. >> nathan chen, the quad king. >> reporter: hungarian immigrant and retired math professor skated as kid. mostly a fan. >> skates autographed by champions. >> reporter: connection on display in the retirement home. >> enthusiastic. having been an ice skater and son. >> reporter: son randy, accomplished amateur skater. >> very good picture. very good little skater. had the same coach as scott hamilton. >> reporter: for 75th birthday, sons took her skating and randy arranged a surprise phone call. >> called me on a 75th birthday. >> reporter: two years ago, randy died of illness. >> i was really proud of him. >> reporter: watching olympic skating now seems to bring her closer to him. >> very much so. you can watch

julianna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we saw a rare display of contrition from this white house yesterday. it was about who knew what and when. >> we all could have done better over last few hours or last few days in dealing with the situation. >> reporter: spokesman raj shah spoke about the accusations against rob porter. shah says the white house changed its stance after originally defending porter. once photos of porter's first ex-wife with a bruised eye caused public outrage. porter's second ex-wife jennifer willoughby told cnn he asked her to take down comments she published on instagram that o obliquely referenced him. >> he was asking me to downplay it. >> reporter: saying he became only fully aware of the abuse allegations wednesday. but cbs news learned over a year ago porter told the white house counsel don mcgahn there could be derogatory information in his background check. mcgahn said the fbi process would play itself out. in june, the fbi sent a file, including the abuse claims, to mcgahn's office. but the f

julianna goldman is at the white house. julianna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president just indicated he's open to measures opposed by the powerful gun lobby, but he's still most forcefully and enthusiastically backing a proposal that was pushed by the nra in the wake of the newtown massacre, arming trained teachers. >> we have to harden our schools, not soften them up. >> reporter: president trump doubled down on an nra-backed proposal he first mentioned wednesday in an emotional meeting with survivors of the parkland school shooting. arming staff in schools. >> you come into our schools, you're going to be dead, and it's going to be fast. >> reporter: teachers who agree to carry a weapon would get training and financial incentive. >> you give them a little bonus. >> reporter: most of the state and local officials at the meeting did not object but the president didn't provide a price tag or propose how school distri districts with limited resources would fund it. there are over 3 million public school teachers nationwide and 400,000 in private schools. ar

julianna goldman reports. >> reporter: the amtrak train struck a garbage truck on the tracks.eff flake was on board. >> we were going a good speed. we heard obviously a loud, crash, and felt an impact. and everybody around was was thrown around the train car. >> reporter: many of lawmakers including house speaker paul ryan were traveling with their families en route to a luxury resort in west virginia for a three day retreat. they immediately tweeted out details of the crash and photos showing wreckage from the truck and damage to the train's engine. >> it did derail the engine, the car, it still took us a while to stop. >> the inside the train injuries were not life threatening. one lawmaker described lawmakers prying open doors and jumping off the train. outside a different scene. flake and law makers rushed to help injured. congressman roger marshal of kansas, a doctor performed cpr on one of the truck's passengers. he could not be revived. >> i think we did everything we can do. so, you know we pray for their families. >> reporter: several lawmakers were seen carrying one

julianna goldman, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. even though the president said he's open to measures opposed by the powerful gun lobby, he is most forcefully and enthusiastically pushing. arming trained teachers. >> we have to harden our schools, not soften them up. >> reporter: president jump doubled down on an nra-backed proposal when he met with the survivors of the florida shooting, arming staff and schools. >> we need to let people know. you come into our schools, you're going to be dead and it's going to be fast. >> reporter: teachers who agree to carry a weapon would get training and financial insohnives. >> give them a little bit of a bonus. >> reporter: most of the state and local officialsdy not object, but the president didn't provide a price tag or how schools with limited resources would fund it. there are over 3 million teachers nationwide and 400,000 in private schools. arm 20g% of them would mean more than 700,000 people with guns in schools. >> this does not pass any common sense test whatsoever. >> reporter: the n

sources tell julianna goldman he returned to the u.s. on an imrats flight.arriers. he said it was the only flight that could get him back in time for an epa meeting. they say he has a blanket security clearance to fly. >>> former cdc director dr. tom frieden is here in our toyota green room. ahead, whether more could have been done to prevent >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is sponsored by liberty mutual insurance. liberty stands with you. >>> in our morning rounds, the latest on the flu epidemic. a 6-year-old massachusetts girl this week became the first child death related to the flu. 48 states report widespread flu activity which leads to key questions about the flu vaccine and the country's preparedness. hospitalization in this flu season at this time are higher than any other year than the cdc began keeping track. dr. tom frieden talks about focuses on preventing epidemics. he was director of the cdc from 2009 to 2017. welcome. >> thank you. >> cdc is supposed to help prepare for these kinds of things. were wee prepared? >> the only th

julianna goldman is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. we saw a rare display of attrition from this white house yesterday. officials originally said porter would not be leaving immediately, but yesterday he did clean out his office and now questions about who knew what and when remain and whether anyone else will be held accountable is another matter. >> we all could have done better over the last few hours or last few days in dealing with this situation. >> reporter: the spokesman acknowledged the white house fumbled its addressing of the abuse by rob porter. photos caused public outrage. porter was widely respected in the white house. but now three women, two ex-wives, and one of his ex-girlfriends have surfaced with allegations of abuse. porter's second wife jennifer willoughby reports he asked her two times to take down instagram posts. >> he was asking me to downplay it. >> secretary john kelly only learned of it wednesday, but the fbi told him about porter's abusive behavior in november of 2017. the revelations reportedly had no imp

while you are changed to be very beginning in this case do you share julianna saunders fears that the u.s. is still actively seeking higgs extradition the judge in today's appeal said that she did not find his fear reasonable that he would be sent to the u.s. your thoughts. well i'm completely i definitely believe he's completely irrational the concern and i can tell you that they are going through the documents i was completely shocked to realize that there is not the feline discussing the. chandra levy to make concern of being with. us you have to realize that basically they when sandra was there and say back in two thousand and ten weeks had just started publishing some of the most devastating revelation and secret documents about the u.s. military the intelligence complex thirty three seem possible that the u.k. and the swedish prosecutors would never have got blair good concert even not see waiting i mean you have to realize that if you go through the documents they discuss all sorts of things. from knowing three different from weekend free time so i was it possible that they nev