. >>> kaitlin and cord share their story. >> are they in love or not?talk about. >> oh, boy. >> watch and see if you spot any clues that point to their current relationship stat not the niftiest guy when it comes to diy but i could do that no pr >> i told you, niftiest of them all. >>> keeping it clean. >>> kaitlin and cord like most people who enter relationships are different people come from different back grounds. they share their story. are they in love or not? >> i was in colorado with my mom and dad and my little sister. we'd all yell and scream at each other if we were fighting but we had to talk it out. >> kaitlin was vocal but cord's family not so much. >> you're fastest. if you hear a song you can tap your foot or tap your hand but you can't do both because that's dancing. >> he wanted the fairytale. >> the lights all go off and you see her for the first time and it's a beautiful moment. >> let's tal >>t was in the movtant and she totally. >> i did not. the longest pony . t have to talk about >> she goes hair. >> she was mea i was weird beca

kaitlin. >> it was doing this. >> oh.been watching pixar movies again. >> i heared it talk to me. >> what did it say? >> it said, hello, kaitlin. >> schhe has a love for insects and that is amazing. >> and she can speak roach which is also amazing. >>> that's all for now but the fun never ends at rightthisminute.com. check it out and catch us on the next all new episode of "rtm." what? i love you, maxie. like there's no tomorrow. [ monitor flatlines ] nathan? nathan? nathan! lulu: "detective nathan west is in critical condition tonight. fighting for his life, his wife, maxie, is by his side. according to sources, a few hours ago, detective west found himself face-to-face with his father, notorious criminal cesar faison." ♪ ♪

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kaitlin. >> it was doing this. >> oh.en watching pixar movies again. >> i heared it talk to me. >> what did it say? >> it said, hello, kaitlin. >> schhe has a love for insects and that is amazing. >> and she can speak roach which is also amazing. >>> that's all for now but the fun never ends at rightthisminute.com. check it out and catch us on the next all new episode >>> tonight, the deadly train crash. more than 100 members of congress onboard. just hours after the president's state of the union, republicans on the train, including the speaker of the house, slamming into a truck. one killed, several injured. images from the scene. >>> also breaking tonight, the fbi urging the white house tonight not to release a secret memo reportedly critical of the agency. the fbi citing grave concerns. and this moment, audio of the president late last night, what he said about releasing that memo. >>> the deadly flu, and tonight, the new concern here over the supply of that rapid test used to diagnose patients. and tonight, word of a

kaitlin kasner is a senior that isn't taking any chances after her brother was sick with the flu. school nurse patty barton saw more kids in the clinic than in the classroom. >> this year, it really is unprecedented. i probably saw about 30 kids in here on monday. and sent ten home. >> reporter: the flu is widespread in 49 states. and the cdc says 39 of those have especially high activity. schools in at least 12 states have canceled classes for a few days. for cleanup and recovery. the flu shut down classes today for the 815 studentthomas aquin. more than 10% of the student body gotbariki is the school superintendent. >> even if we miss anything that e have a chance to get healthy, hopefully not bring that virus back to school. >> it has tough influenza season so far this year. >> reporter: dr. jernigan with the h 3 n 2 strain of the flu is hitting patients over 65 very hard. but other strains of the flu are taking a toll on younger patients.>> since that winter h we've seen that kids are really making up the amou of influenza-like illness, taking that back to school, it's getting

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there are statements that staffers, according to cnn's kaitlin collins, staffers inside the white house aren't that worried about trump's s-hole remark, some predict it will resonate with his base, not i'll yep nate it, like his attacks on nfl players who kneel during the national anthem. do you think that is appropriate for the president of the united states to perhaps intentionally divide the country by saying things he thinks will appeal to racists among his followers? >> i disagree with the whole premise of your question. >> really? >> i see that staff together -- >> sounds like the staff says this is good for the country to say things like this because certain parts of his base will like the idea of calling majority nonwhite countries s-hole countries. they think that will relevance nail with his base. that's your base too, right? you're a republican. >> i'm not sure -- we don't want to argue about who my base and is who donald trump's base is -- >> it's the same base, republican voters. >> certainly we're both republicans -- >> do you think your base would have approved of these r

. >> mine would be kaitlin. choose one artist for bumper music for the whole year, who would it be? >> hmmm. >> i don't know. >> well, it would be utbeat. >> cool and the gang? >> yes, that's pretty good. or prince. or if you are like in a mellow mood john coltrain. >> jesse, don't say the imagine dragon. >> not heavy metal that you play. any pop. top 40. i am a big top 40 guy. >> nobody uses that phrase anymore. >> [laughing] >> okay. with casey caseum. >> all of the hits. >> dana? >> dirks bentley. >> kimberly? >> u-2, new year's day. that's my favorite day. >> i like you too. >> i can tell. >> to irritate you, jesse, power-trip to annoy you. >> the viewers. >> is that it for me? "the five" shall return in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪ amanda's mom's appointment just got rescheduled - for today. amanda needs right at home. our customized care plans provide as much - or as little help - as her mom requires. whether it's a ride to the doctor or help around the house. oh, of course! tom, i am really sorry. i've gotta go. l

kaitlin, democrats are doing more than defending, they want to protect the special counsel, right?e seeking to ensure that he will be fired by president trump by including legislation in the ongoing budget negotiations that would protect him from being fired by donald trump. this is legislation that was brought up late september, early fall. the president was considering firing mueller but it died down after the president and his aides were not considering it and it was not on the table and even the president's lawyers going as far to say it wasn't on the table. we know this bombshell report confirmed by cnn that is not the case and the president actually considering firing mueller and that's why the talks are starting back up on capitol hill. the leading democrat on the senate intelligence committee which is conducting its own investigation into this russia probe and he had to say this about making sure that bob mueller cannot be fired by the president. >> if the president had gone through with this or tries to go through with it on a going forward basis, we're into unchartered te

kaitlin collins is at the white house. how exactly are democrats looking to protect mueller? >> they are proposing this legislation and ongoing budget negotiations that are going on on capitol hill after they pass that short-term spending bill and this legislation would protect the special counsel from being able to be fired from the president at his will on a whim and create some sort of protection and some sort of safety net, if you would. this isn't the first time that we heard this from democrats. they actually proposed it back over the late summer, early fall when there was speculation that the president could be thinking about firing the special counsel. but it died down because not only the president, but his aides, his lawyers insisted he was not considering firing robert mueller. it wasn't even on the table. and we now know with this bombshell "new york times" report that the president not only made the decision to fire robert mueller but order the white house counsel to do so and only backtracked because the counsel threatened to quit over it. that actually was not

. >> kaitlin hansen: it's a oaxacan-- mexican sea salt that is infused with chipotle pepper and a pasillaand then, it has ground-up agave tequila worms in it-- >> wertheim: ground-up agave tequila worms in your salt? >> hansen: you know the little teq-- uh-huh, yeah. >> wertheim: oh, yeah. >> brownstein: is that u.s.d.a. organic, or oregon organic, or portland organic? >> waitress: it's just all across the board, organic. >> wertheim: "portlandia" makes fun of the city's self-conscious food culture-- >> waitress: here is the chicken you will be enjoying tonight, his name was collin. here are his papers, okay? >> wertheim: --while in real portland, even the food carts have a gourmet feel. >> vendor: altengartz veggie bratwurst, with caramelized onions. >> wertheim: this is my maiden veggie bratwurst. >> vendor: all right, enjoy. >> wertheim: who says you can't make a good sausage out of chickpeas? pretty good. that's the thing: all the food carts and bike lanes and live music and microbreweries are easily mocked, but they make for a pretty good life, too. on "portlandia," the only thing th

. >> kaitlin? >> big news in the senate map.el backed out of the ohio senate race today. republicans don't really have a top-tier challenger for sherrod brown which is important because trump won ohio by eight points and sherrod brown is talked about as a potential 2020 -- >> yes, one of the 28 names out there. tara? >> we need good news with the chaos and scandals so fewer people are getting cancer and fewer people are dying from cancer. so fewer people are getting cancer and also fewer people who get it are surviving. >> both pieces of very good news. great news to end the week on, as a matter of fact, tara, thanks to all of you for joining us. that is "hardball" for now. thank you for being us and "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in,". >> senior advisers, family members, every one of them questions his intelligence and fitness for office. >> "fire and fury" is released. >> let me put a marker in the sand here. 100% of the people around him. >> reporter: the author of the book the president doesn