- ♪ the hills are alive ♪ -- from "the sound of music." >> i cannot get enough nicolas cage as julie andrewsod. >> this is a snapchat filter which is easy enough to do. these deepfake technologies are much more sophisticated. it takes a fair amount of technology to do it. takes know-how and days or weeks to make a convincing fake. soon enough though computers learn to recognize faces and voices, the power will be faster, smaller and more readily available and probably something that fits in the palm of your hand. >> unbelievable. so important and so scary. thank you. >> you're welcome. it's amazing technology and it's coming. >> technology moves quickly. >> very quickly. >> it took them a long time to do the ones we saw, but it's coming quickly. harder to do big scenes but faces and voices is where it will be. >> let's talk about it with a professor of computer science from dartmouth college. you have been an expert in numerous criminal trials on this stuff. you are profiled in "the new yorker" on this. you know this stuff. you say this is a moment of a perfect storm when so many forces are

. >> julie andrews! >> julie andrews!start spinning on top of a mountain. >> there you go. >> thank you for the laugh. i needed that. >> i needed that too. >> the hills are alive. >> see you next time. >>> okay. here we go. hour two, you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. day 32 of the government shutdown and it is the show part of showdown playing out right now in congress. the two parties will present show votes this week, one in the senate, the other in the house. the dueling bills aim to reopen the government but both are set for the same fate, nowhere. since the house proposals won't pass the senate and the senate probably won't make it to the house. as the senate reconvenes this afternoon, mitch mcconnell saying today legislation mirroring from the president's offer over the weekend will get a vote on thursday. the senate proposal seeks $5.7 billion for a border wall but also establishes three years of legal status for dreamers and some asylum seekers. but that is a nonstarter for democrats who say no to any kind

from the sound of music. >> okay, i love that julie andrews bit.kay, so snapchat, right, you can easily do a snapchat filter. but does deep fake technology is much more sophisticated. it takes a fair amount of technology, some know how, it also takes time, days or weeks to micah really goake a really . but artificial intelligence learns to recognize faces and voices, the technology will get faster, smaller, and smarter and we'll soon be in the palm of your hand. >> oh my gosh, two things. i did think nicolas cage was in the sound of music. second, miguel, i'm never going to be able town see that image again. >> i was just going to say was that the ron burgundy filter? >> impressive. >>> our business team spent hours putting together an in-depth report on deep fakes. go to our website and check this out. >> we put up a name and that person's title on the screen all the time. it's a lower third like you see right there, tells you who i am and what i do if the was the title, though, that one producer used for patriots quarterback tom brady that got hi

it could also include a return performance by julie andrews. ( marty ) it is important for everyone toular dentist's checkup...even for the king or queen of the jungle. a zoo in michigan released video of one of its female african lions undergoing a root canal. the zoo says all of it's animals get regular dental check ups. but the zoo vets needed a little extra help with her root canal. so they called on a vet dentist at michigan state university. the zoo says, if not treated, dental problems can lead to more serious issues like heart disease for their animals. we understand everything went well. ( dave ) (sara) and i'm live with details on today's walk for life rally. here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week. ( marty ) ( marty ) breaking overnight....a man is dead following a shooting in san jo

we have "mary poppins returns", which was the impossible task of julie andrews there but emily blount steps up. still hoping "green book" and rounding it out, "vice." christian bail looked exactly like dick cheney. i don't think anyone saw that coming. "vice" has the most nominations going into sunday. don't read too much into that. i don't think that's going to be indicative of how the night go.ht i still think it's going to be "green bo" there. >> i'm glad you told me about "the favote." the golden globes are so cool in as they bring tv well. talk about the nominations for the tv categories. >> we also get the television nominees here and tv is all the rage these on a drama side i think it finally going to be the year of the "americans." it always been crowded out by "game of thrones." it's not in the running because it's on hiatus. i think in its absence it will finally allow the americans to take it. i'm pulling for "the good place." i thought that was anen ius premise there. lots to watch on sunday. >> you can watch them right here >> you can watch them right here on so you final

it could also include a return performance by julie andrews. lawrence karnow: it was the nicest day of the year today with sunshine and highs in the 60s to near 70 degrees. tonight will mostly clear and chilly with high clouds moving in late. on the satellite you can see the high clouds off the coast. those will undercut the high and move across the state tomorrow and s tomorrow w and in the 60s. it will stay dry through monday but we could see some showers late on tuesday night and wednesday. showers will be off an on until the end of the week (woman screams) (tires screeching) (car alarm wailing) (police siren wailing) (tires squealing) (garbled radio transmission) this is horatio caine. i have a broken water main at fifth and howard. yes, i will hold. simmons: she's a goner.im here. looks like she got shot, then hit the hydrant. male victim, 40s. gunshot to the head. walter, we've got about two minutes before this crime scene washes away. we have to do whatever we can to protect the evidence. simmons: i'm on it. caine: hurry, walter. operato

that's great news and, bonus, julie andrews is also eager to return.saying it has to be perfect before they move forward. it's been 18 years since the first movie came out and 15 years since mia became queen in "the princess diaries 2." director garry marshall has since passed away but andrews has said they might do it to honor him. >> it's got to be as good as that second "deuce bigalow" movie. >> no, no, no. >> i watched both "princess diaries." >> yes. yes. eva and i are bonding over this. >> i did too. >> of course, you did, whit. >> it's a sweet story. >> it's a very sweet story. >> yes. >>> moving on so we get all of this in, as her husband tom brady gets ready for super bowl, gisele bundchen is making use of her own. the supermodel riding around boston with boys ii men belting out some of their favorite hits. ♪ >> whoa. >> this is all part -- wow, she is trying to hit mariah carey's notes. i'm giving her credit for that and for all of that head movement. the latest installment of "carpool karaoke." a lot of hilarious stories. it's pretty good. >

garry was on the far end on the dais with julie andrews and anne hathaway. they had all made floats and were going through universal studios on their way to present the float to garry. that is garry marshall. >> that's different. >> you got to work with patty jenkins. >> yeah. patty and i met -- gosh, four years ago or so. she was hired to do "wonder woman." i told my agent, i said, i don't want anything to do with it. it doesn't sound like "wonder man." and the meeting was exactly -- if you meet patty, you can see how her energy works. it's like lightning. i met her and within -- patty likes to act out everything. she'll inhabit for 30 minutes every role and every line and every single scene. we're sitting in a restaurant in silver lake, out west, in california where i live. she's gregarious. big, dynamic. i knew within five minutes i would play the gardener. i didn't -- i would have played anything to work with her. >> tell us about "i am the night." you play a reporter trying to overcome some -- >> yeah. "i am the night" is a story that patty came to -- s

. >> i feel like i just hurt julie andrews from the sound of music. >> count it's, that was good. >>from 2019. if you don't have a drink in your hand you are behind the curve. >> let it settle for a second. doesn't matter if you're a giant party, go ahead and place the moment. this is a special thing we get to do once the rent many people only get to be here in times square once-in-a-lifetime. that is when you feel this incredible energy from the crowd, the ball and each other. >> now that iconic john lennon song. >> i will say selfishly having done this never before it is the all-american new year's, let's not forget every man and woman who's not here right now because they are defending our freedom, think of you as you welcome in the new year. america is a special place where they do that for us, don't forget that. >> 3 minutes to go until 2019. tyrus is on the street and arms -- in times square, what do you have? >> no umbrella for him. >> doesn't need it. >> it is so wet. i will change my name to rubber ducky. with all these people wanting to be on tv with me, no umbrellas, we ke

i feel like i just heard julie andrews from the sound of music. >> pete: that was good. >> they are from in your hand, you're behind the curve. >> kennedy: run to the fridge, pop the top, let it settle. it doesn't matter if you are at a giant party. go ahead, embrace the revelers and embrace the moment. this is a special thing we get to do once a year. for many people, they only get to be here in times square once in their lifetime. that's why you really feel this incredible energy from the crowd, as they embrace the performers and the ball and each other. and now that iconic john lennon song. >> pete: here it comes. >> i will say selfishly, having never done it before, it's the all-american new year's. let's forget every man and woman who's not here right now because they are defending our freedom. think of them right now as well as he welcoming the new year. america is a special place that people do that for us. don't forget that. >> kennedy: we have less than 3 minutes to go until 2019. let's go to tyrus. he's on the street in times square. he's been arming arm with revelers all night

andrew percy. on the 12th of july, last department. andrew percy.nurse raised concerns regarding sepsis. jack continued to be treated for gastroenteritis. he died the next day of overwhelming sepsis. this is now the subject of a coroners inquest. but what my constituents want is that this never happens again to another set of pa rents. happens again to another set of parents. he wasjust happens again to another set of parents. he was just three days short of his second birthday. the hospital has since then introduced an early warning system but that came too late forjack. can my right honourable friend the prime minister assured me that she will do everything in her powers to ensure that no other parent has to go through what my constituents went through? first of all, can i say to my honourable friend that i am sure the whole house willjoin me in sending our deepest condolences to the family and friends ofjack, a terrible tragedy that has occurred and the loss of such a young life. cani and the loss of such a young life. can i also say that we reco

confirmation hearing from today for andrew wheeler, who has been picked to head the environmental protection agency. mr. wheeler has been the epa's acting administrator since july. again, that's c-span2 at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> watch c-span for live coverage of two marches in the nation's capital. friday, the march for life starts at noon eastern. and on saturday, the women's march beginning at 1:30 p.m. eastern. this friday and saturday. live on c-span. >> the c-span cities tour exploring the american story. this weekend, we take you to independence, missouri, home to harry and bess truman. saturday at noon eastern on book tv, we'll explore the roots of independence and why it served as the starting point of america's great westward trail. >> downtown was the place to be if you were outfitting for the trails. we had several blacksmith shops there, several places you could get horses. really just outfitting general stores. you needed flour, anything to get you out west, you were going to get it here. so you can imagine a big buzzing community downtown. >> and on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, a tour of president truman's historic sites, inc

andrew miller has served as the acting administrator since got through it resigned in july. he is expected to face some of questioning as well but his work as a lobbyist for the coal industry. >>> the dixie school district in marin county is under a lot of leisure to change its name. the supporters of the name change say that dixie refers to the confederacy and slavery. supporters say represents tradition. >> put yourself in the line for all of us. i need you, we need you. >> reporter: one by one, people implored the dixie school district for a new name, sooner rather than later. >> when you do that, you are putting the humanity and dignity of people up for a vote. >> we gave you petitions today. >> reporter: close to 2000 signatures have been submitted and the marin philanthropy has agreed to pay all costs for the change, at least $20,000. >> the cost is an element is that it is not there anymore. the only thing there is a racist name. they have many options presented. dixie supporters are active as well, clutching hundreds of signatures on their own petitions arguing that

"the new york times" first asked the white house about that meeting on july 7th of 2017, and i have to give a hat tip to andrew s. weiss, who oversees research on russia for the carnegie endowment for this time line. hat tip to him. it turns out that is the same day that trump and putin met in hamburg, date trump seized his interpreter's notes. on the way back to washington the next day, the president dictated that misleading statement claiming that the trump tower meeting was all about adoptions. and then there's what donald trump said himself out loud, in public. remember this? this is from july 27th of 2016, daring russia to hack hillary clinton's e-mails. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> well, we later learned that russians did exactly that, and they did it on the very same day. that revelation coming from robert mueller's indictment charging 12 russians with election hacking. and of course there's the president's stunning explanation in his own words, on national television, for why he hired his fbi -- fired his fbi director in may of 2017.

july amid an onslaught of financial and ethics scandals. wheeler is a former lobbyist for murray energy, the nation's largest underground coal mining company. we'll have more on andrew wheeler after headlines. in more climate news, a new study finds earth's oceans reached their warmest temperature in recorded history in an ominous sign that 2018, greenhouse gas emissions are fueling risi seas an everore poweul storm the analis publied in th urnal adnces in mospheric sciencesinds oce warmingas accelerad sharplsince th 90'at a pacthat's much fasterhan prevusly cognized inyria, a icide boer stck a resurant inhe northern city of manbij wednesday, killing 19 people including four u.s. troops. -- including four americans, two of them u.s. troops. the bombing was claimed by isis, and came just weeks after president trump declared victory over the group and ordered u.s. troops to withdraw from syria, prompting the resignation of pentagon chief jim mattis. just hours after the attack, vice president mike pence said in a speech "isis has been defeated" and "the caliphate has crumbled." wednesday's attack drew renewed calls from congressional hawks, both republicans and democr

july 2017 meeting in hamburg, germany, with putin, rex tillerson, and sergey lavrov. the report also says trump told the interpreter not to discuss what happened in the meeting with other administration officials. today, andrew weiss of the carnegie foundation was among those pointing out how the president's explanation of the june 2016 trump tower meeting overlapped with his meeting with putin in hamburg. on the morning of july 7th, 2017, "the new york times" told the white house that it learned about the trump tower meeting with trump campaign officials and russians and asked for comment. later that afternoon in germany, trump met for 2 1/2 hours with putin, tillerson and lavrov. this would be the meeting where trump reportedly seized his interpreter's notes. the same evening, trump, again, spoke with putin during a g20 dinner. putin's interpreter was the only other person present. we actually learned about that meeting about a week later. the very next day, july 8th, 2017, as trump was flying back from hamburg, he dictated the misleading statement, the cover story, his son, don junior, would later release about the trump tower meeting. that statement said the meeting, as you recall, was primarily about ad

andrew wheeler as environmental protection agency administrator. wheeler is a former coal lobbyist and has been the acting head of the epa since scott pruitt resigned in july amid an onslaught of financial and ethics scandals. wheeler has regularly engaged with right-wing conspiracy accounts on social media and "liked" a racist post featuring the obamas in 2013. in the democratic republic of congo, opposition leader felix tshisekedi has been declared the provisional winner in december's presidential election. congo's independent national election commission says tshisekedi won a plurality of votes with almost 39% of the total. but election observers, including the influential church's bishops conference, say another opposition leader, martin fayulu, won handily. fayulu has denounced the results as an election coup and promised a challelenge. the result comes in an election that observers say was marred by irregularities, with opposition groups alleging fraud. more than a million congolese voters were unable to cast ballots due to violence from armed opposition groups, as well as an outbreak of the deadly ebola virus. a candidate groomed by long-time author

andrew wheeler to run theot environmental tion agency. the former ergy lobbyist has been serving as acting e.p.a. chief since july.eler's predecesr, scott pruitt, resigned last summer amid scrutiny of his spending and various ethical issues. r toyota is recalling anot3 million vehicles in the u.s. over faulty air bag inflators. they're blamed for at least 23 deaths arod the world. some 50 million air bag inflators made by takata have been recalled in recent years. one-third of them have y to be replaced. and, on wall street, the dow jones industrial average gained 91 points to close at 23,879. the nasdaq rose 60, and the s&p still to come on the newshour: what will it take to find a deal to open the government. why the shutdown is adding to elmed immigration courts. virtua and doctors an inside look at the brain., plw one writer's decision to speak about her rape inspired a new book, and much more. >> woodruff: the breakwn of talks at the white house today demonstrates the deep divides on both policy and politics. we want to get two takes now on where things could go aftethis latest stalemate. we begin with a man

andrew wheeler. >> please restore order. >> this man wants to deregulate, this is an outrage! >> please restore. rob: policeman removing demonstrate, eight arrested. he has been acting administrator since julyemocrats have been pushing back on the president's pick for attorney general. barr has been confirmed for and the effort of controversy will not work this time. rob: real-life fake news, the phony headline that has some thinking donald trump quit, walked out of the white house, stay tuned. ♪ jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again and again and maybe just one more time. indulge in irresistible freshness. febreze unstopables. breathe happy. jillian: democrats growing witnesses for attorney general nominee build barr, attacking his record on mass incarceration and his potential impact on the mueller probe. rob: wil

coal lobbyist andrew wheeler, president trump's nominee for administrator of the environmental protection agency. wheeler has been the acting head of the epa since scott pruitt resigned in julyd an onslaught of financial and ethics scandals. wheeler is a former lobbyist for murray energy, the nation's largest underground coal mining company. he's also the f former chief of staff for oklahoma republican senator jim inhofe, who is known as the most notorious climate change denying lawmaker in washington. shortly after wheeler began his opening remarks, he was interrupted by protesters. >> i'm honored and grateful that president trump has dominated me for the position of administrator -- >> please remove -- please restore order. will the officers please restore order in the committee room. >> this is an outrage! amy: since taking over as acting director, andrew wheeler has overseen proposed rule changes that would make it far easier for coal-fired power plants to release mercury and other toxins into the atmosphere. the plan proposed by the environmental protection agency would change how the federal government calculates the costs of pollution on human health, dramatically dow

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andrew wheeler, trumps pick for epa administrator, enters his confirmation hearing for the senate environment and public works committee. mr. wheeler has served as the agency's acting administrator since july 2018. senator john barrasso chairs the hearing and senator tom carper is the ranking member. this is two hours 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> sen. barrasso: good morning and welcome. this is a formal senate hearing. so in order to allow the committee to conduct its business i'm going good morning and welcome, this is a senate formal hearing in order to conduct business i will maintain decorum that means if there's any disorder or demonstration by a member of the audience the person causing the disruption will be escorted from the room by capital police. with that said i call the hearing to order. today we will consider the nomination of andrew wheeler to the be administrator of the environmental protection agency. before i talk about the nomination i want to take a moment to welcome new members of the committee, senators braun and kramer, welcome to the committee and i know your experience and expertise will strengthen our committee and bring fresh perspectives to our debate

andrew wheeler to serve as the administrator of the agency. he has served as deputy administrator of the epa since april 2018 when the senate confirmed his nomination with high partisan support. since july last year, he has served as the acting administrator of the epa. he has done an outstanding job leading the epa in these last months. leadership, the agency has taken significant actions to protect our environment while supporting economic growth. has takentor wheeler common sense proposals like the clean water. 2017 bipartisan reform of the toxic controlled substances he has reduced lead exposure with the federal lead action plan. brought -- acting administrator wheeler is very well qualified to run the environmental protection agency. before his leadership role at the agency, mr. wheeler spent 25 years in the environmental field. committee's clean air director, and finally as the consultant for a large variety of environmental clients. senator joe lieberman, who served as a member of this committee, stated when wheeler was nominated for deputy director that "mr. wheeler conducted himself in a fair and professional manner, and i hope that his nomination will receive similarly fair co

andrew wheeler, trumps pick for epa administrator, enters his confirmation hearing for the senate environment and public works committee. mr. wheeler has served as the agency's acting administrator since july 2018. senator john barrasso chairs the hearing and senator tom carper is the ranking me.

andrew the wheeler to serve as the administrator of the agency. serving since april of 2018 when the senate confirmed his nomination with bipartisan support since july of last year se he served as the acting administrator of the epa and i believe he's done an outstanding job leading the past six monthsi the agency has taken a number of actions to protect thepporti environment while also supporting economic growth. efforts to the regulatory proposal like the affordable clean energy role and the revised definition of the united states and implement the committee's 2016 bipartisan i reform of the toxic substancesfv control act in an effective andd efficient manner to reduce the lead exposure including through the p federal lead action plan r provide greater regulatory certainty to the states, tribes, localities and the regulated community and its improved eler isment and compliance assistance. acting administrator wheeler is well qualified to run the environmentalvironmental prote, before his leadership roll at s5 the agency, mr. wheeler spent 2s years working in the environmental field as a careers employee with the environmental protection agency as

andrew wheeler is not a common name. who is he, and why is he nominated to be head of the epa? guest: julylast year, he took over from scott pruitt, who resigned amid ethics allegations. by the senateed once before, but that was as deputy epa administrator so number two or second command of the agency. -- that wask i in back in april 2018. he is an interesting guy, kind of a well-known washington hand, insider policy. as aarted his career career epa employee back in the early 1990's but actually spent the majority on capitol hill as for the senate environmental works committee, which he is appearing before today. he is known for being a senior advisor, top aide to republican senators, especially republican senator jim animhoff. withoint of controversy him, he went into a lobbying ander in 2009 at a law firm ended up lobbying for several energy and environmental interests. he has a moniker of a coal lobbyist, because one of his , andts was an energy court the ceo, bob murray, has been a big critic of the obama era epa. host: what about then as far as that background of his, will that be pre

andrew wheeler to serve as the administrator of the agency. mr. wheeler has served as deputy administrator of the epa since april 2018 when the senate confirmed his nomination with bipartisan support. since july of last year he has served as the acting administrator of the epa. i believe he has done an outstanding job of leading the epa under the last six months. under the leadership of mr. wheeler the agency has taken significant actions to protect our nation's environment while supporting economic growth. acting administrator wheeler has led efforts to issue common sense regulatory proposals. like the affordable clean energy rule, and the revised definition of water's of the united states. implement the committee's 2016 bipartisan reform of the toxic substances control act in an effective and efficient manner. it reduced led exposure through the federal led action plan. provided greater regulatory certainty to states, tribes and the regulated community, and improved enforcement and compliance assistance. acting administrator wheeler is very well qualified to run the environmental protection agency. before his leadership rolls at the agency, mr. wheeler spent 25 years working in the environm