in another photo, mccain and lieberman river with the caption "where's lindsey?" josh: we still have the severe thunderstorm warning near dunkirk, calvert county, and ultimately into the bay in the next 20 minutes to stop otherwise things are starting to calm down and setting up for a nice sunday. right now, the temperature is working their way into the mid-70's at reagan national. ,ow that the line has broken thunderstorms have moved through, we are looking for the dew point to drop and the humidity will come down. it's more comfortable tomorrow. still hot, but not as muggy as today. the line has worked its way across the area, really lucky at fedex field, just a few light showers, the heaviest rain staying further to the south. the heaviest rain south of the the storm system, moving quickly , moving east at about 30 miles per hour. dunkirk on the far back edge of the warning, and this is working its way over towards the coast, right along the chesapeake bay. we have the showers just south and woodbridge, and dale city hanging onto a few of these light showers as

joe lieberman joins us next. utr, not just being in the military, but at home.he thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've changed a long time ago. there's no point in looking elsewhere really. we're the tenneys and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. >>> president trump woke up this morning and touted america's nuclear arsenal in a series of tweets after giving extraordinary warning to north korea that he would unleash, quote, fire and fury if the threat to the u.s. continues. joining us now, former senator joe lieberman, co-chair of the blue ribbon study panel on biodefense. senator, good to see you. >> great to be here. >> your reactions to his words yesterday? >> well, i know that president trump's words were strong, but i'm not upset about them because we've tried for years and years, really decades, di

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. >> let's bring in oren lieberman. he is live for us in jerusalem. oren, how did the meeting go?at came of it? >> reporter: from the reading we got, the introduction, there wasn't anything concrete. they have a long history together, decades together, kushner and netanyahu, we didn't get much in terms of a vision or statement of what's coming next. next steps, time line for negotiations. frankly, nor did we expect any. kushner did something smart before coming here to meet with israeli's and palestinians. he toured the gulf meeting with arab leaders who would be critical if trump wants to initiate a peace offering. netanyahu is under criminal investigation. in doing so or being under investigation, he's shifted sharply to the right to appeal to his own voters in show of support with his voter base. that's left him little flexibility on a peace process, flexibility to make negotiations, to make concessions. meanwhile, the palestinian president, abass, who will meet with kushner shortly is waiting to commit openly to a two-state solution, something the administration hasn't yet don

cnn's orin lieberman is in moscow this hour. mr. tillerson an lavrov set to meet soon. the sanctions are a big deal, but surely the u.s. sanctions against russia will be a sore spot of discussion. >> absolutely. both u.s. and russian officials have said that because of those sanctions, u.s./russia relations are at their lowest point in years, if not decades. in fact, it was secretary of state rex tillerson who made that exact point. now he's about to meet with his russian counterpart, foreign minister sergei lavrov. it will be interesting to see what comes out of this meet. these two have a good working relationship that stands above the relations between the u.s. and russia, that as they've pointed out are going so poorly right now and are on a downward trend. we'll watch for what statements come out of here. they had a call late last week. the number one issue on that call was north korea. so we just saw them cooperate on sanctions and sanctions against north korea with a unanimous 15-0 u.n. security council resolution implementing more sanctions against north korea.

i want to bring in now cnn digital correspondent dan lieberman.lice in kissny a short time ago. what are they saying about that incident? >> it was an emotional press conference there this morning in kissn ny kissimmee, florida, where two police officers were shot last night responding to a call in an area known for drug activity. police were surprised and not able to return fire. one officer died and the other we're learning is in grave, critical condition. here's what the police chief said this morning. >> it breaks my heart to have to come speak to you tonight about another senseless tragedy. one that's resulted in the death of one of our police officers. and a grave, critical situation of another. this evening, sergeant sam howard, a ten-year veteran of the kissimmee police department and officer matthew baxter, a three-year veteran -- >> police arrested a suspect in the shooting who is facing murder charges. and in jacksonville, florida, two officers were shot when they responded to an attempted suicide call when they encountered a man with a

. >> reporter: as apple employees move in to headquarters and bases, bonnie lieberman longs for the daysyears was quiet. it's now disrupted by construction noise from her new neighbor. >> while i appreciate apple and i like their products, i feel like maybe a residential area wasn't the best place to put a large office complex. >> the traffic is worse. many drivers use her street during commute hours to bypass congestion and road closures. complaints she's taken to the city. >> they have told us we need to wait and see. well, i think if you look at a map you will see that this is how it's going to be. >> there are permanent parking zones you can implement certainly traffic calming devices are a possibility. we would need to see what the data shows. >> reporter: the city said it's working with apple and cupertino, reviewing a baseline traffic study monitoring data for the next five years. the tech giant giving custody $500,000, part of an agreement to bta and caltrans to address traffic and parking concerns. in a statement, apple said, long before we broke ground for apple park, we have b

and former senator joe lieberman. >>> next tonight, to oregon. where wildfires are forcing the evacuations of 600 residents. they try to stop the fire from destroying homes and camp sites. burning in part of the state that's expecting an influx of monday's historic eclipse. >>> on that eclipse, a pilgrimage under way for millions. eclipse fever hits the u.s. but getting to that special spot is proving to be a challenge. abc's marci gonzalez is in lincoln city, oregon, where the path of totality is expected to begin. >> reporter: tonight, bumper-to-bumper traffic in areas from coast to coast. >> this is all heading in -- >> reporter: as record crowds rush in, vying for the best view of the total solar eclipse. >> we have our glasses and i think we're all excited to see this. >> reporter: some at a standstill so long left running low on fuel. and this is just the beginning. 200 million people live within a day's drive of the "path of totality." so many expected to hit the roads. officials in 14 states are preparing for what they say could be the wo

. >> reporter: marty lieberman went the brick and mortar route after her mack and cheese food truck became a hit in philadelphia in 2013 >> it was only within the first two months of being on the truck that our first catering jobs came in, which is an aspect of the business we didn't realize would be so lucrative. >> reporter: she and her sister ended up opening up a store front. the truck is booked up through 2018 and her business is set to do about $1.5 million in sales in 2017. >> people come from new york people come from los angeles people come from england we get requests from brazil. it's just super rewarding to hear how many people love our product. >> you have a wonderful day. >> reporter: one thing is for sure, no matter where these food trucks are located, one thing that they have in common are the local regulatory hurdles van lewen mentioned to us they might consider shutting down their new york truck and focus more on truck friendly markets more like the one ben mentioned in los angeles >> i am so hungry after seeing your story kate, the thing is that because they're exploding

lieberman has details from the white house. >> a much different tone for president trump on wednesdayed the media in a campaign style rally on tuesday in phoenix, arizona. much more defiant and much more on the defensive as he was none too pleased he expressed at the media responded to his responses to charlottesville. speaking in front of the american legion's national convention in reno, nevada, the president called for unity. >> it's time to heal the wounds that divide us and based on the common values that unite us. we are one people with one home and one great flag. we are not defined by the color of our skin, the figure on our paycheck for the party of our politics. we are defined by our shared humanity. reporter: the president did not address is tuesday night warning suggesting he would be fine with the government shutdown should funding for the border will not be included in a bill talking tax reform at intel's facility in oregon, house victor paul ryan said he is supportive of the wall, the distance himself from any shutdown talk. >> i don't think most people want to see a go

or ren lieberman has the story. >> the colored tanks give the army games a sense of friendly rival rivalrystake, this is a spectator sport and it seems all is fair in love and war games. i think this shows how developed the russian armed forces are says this young woman. i'm very proud they can stand up for us, i'm sure now they can do it. russian's latest fighter jet highlighting the air show and culminating a century of russian military history. this seems russian's way of reminding the world of its own strategic allies. as the kremlin urges calm in the korean peninsula. the competitors list includes a list of countries trump has recently threatened. nearly all the countries competing here were nonnato countries. de facto alliance working together. i think this is a show case of our strength. don't us and we won't touch anyone this man says. in general we want world peace. even the president says so. russian was the heavy favorite after winning the games every year since they started in 2015. the russian defense minister on hand to award the trophy declined to speak with cnn. 28 countrie

our oran lieberman has this report. >> reporter: the champagne flowed freely on inauguration night. russian adoration for trump on display. trump given fawning press coverage. a favor he returned. >> wouldn't that be nice if we got along with russia? >> seven months later, trump/putin bromance has come to an end. the leading weekly talk shows saying donald trump shot himself in the leg, started limping and lost a good chunk of his powers. now they see a weak president, congress suffering from what they call hysteria in an expanding russia administration, something they call absurd and groundless. >> what do you think of president donald trump? >> i don't think things changed with trump in the office. we expected there will be changed for good this woman said. he gave us some sort of hope. but i think nothing has changed. my opinion of him changed a little bit, said this woman. he behaves more like a businessman. not like a president. trump's signing of the russian bill, disspelling any notions of the countries getting along any time soon. the anger playing out, where else, but on tw

joe lieberman saying he has no problem with president trump's choice of words. >> i'm not upset aboutbecause we've tried for years and years with diplomatic language and what else of north koreans and it hasn't worked. this goes back to the '90s when president clinton, and really good faith negotiated an agreement with kim jong-un's father, which gave the north koreans billions of dollars in returns for a promise to stop their nuclear program and put the brakes on it and stop it altogether. they essentially took the money and ran. >> jon: i'm joined now by a research fellow for northeast asia. also served as a division trees for north korea you do have a bit of an issue with the president's choice of words, or so i've read. >> i think the words themselves were over the top. i think his intent was to not only deter north korea from doing the development of an icbm, but to send it resolve our allies. the wording tends to affirm the concerns of our allies of the concerns that we are preparing for a tentative attack which could unleash an all-out war on the korean peninsula. we can send s

let's go to owen lieberman in moscow with more. >> reporter: the guy stuck in the middle is secretaryex tillerson, who is the only one not using bombastic language over the last few days. it's his job or mission to improve relations as you pointed out. u.s. and russia relations are at the worst level in years, if not decades. tillerson is meeting with the russian foreign minister in the philippines. they will talk about north korea and the danger there and the wider area. that is the only point the u.s. and russia agree upon right now. they will talk about sanctions and relations in general. that's where tillerson will try to improve relations but it's difficult to see from the u.s. perspective what impact he could have as you point out with the rhetoric going back and forth here. president trump was furious about the russia investigation and not happy to sign the sanctions bill. the russians agree with him there, they are angry about the sanctions bill. even if most of the anger is directed toward congress and washington politicians who they call anti-russian hysteria, trump is viewe

his morning run with senator joseph lieberman was a way to pay him back for coming out for the plan yesterdaytotal faith in his ability to persuade. he always thought if he got anybody in a room one-on-one he could change their minds. >> most of the rest of the day was spent like this on the phone to capitol hill to so many members that this afternoon mr. clinton said he'd lost count. >> it's close. this is the clinton presidency. all the other stuff we want to do will not happen unless we approve this plan. >> as majority leader, i was very much concerned about what the outcome was going to be. we needed 50 votes and we were at 49. bob kerrey, senator from nebraska, he had genuine doubts. >> will you tell us what you're planning to do, senator? >> no. >> until he went to get up to speak in the senate, i wasn't sure what he was going to say. >> president clinton, if you're watching now as i. suspect you are, i tell you this. i could not and should not cast a vote that brings down your presidency. >> by the slimmest of all possible margins, the president saved his budget bill and the political

. >> reporter: as apple employees move into the new headquarters, bonnie lieberman longs for the daysghborhood of 14 years was quiet. it's now disrupted by construction noise from her new neighbor. >> while i appreciate apple and i like their products, i feel like maybe a residential area was not the best place to put a large office complex. >> reporter: what's worse is the traffic. she said many drivers use her street to bypass congestion and road closures. complaints she's taken to the city. >> they have told us we have to wait and see. well, i think if you look at a map you will see that this is how it's going to be. >> reporter: >> there are permanent parking zones you can implement. certainly, traffic calming devices are a possibility. we would need to see what the data shows. >> reporter: the city said it's working with apple and cupertino to review a baseline traffic study monitoring data for the next five years. the tech giant giving the city $500,000, part of an agreement to vta and caltrans to address traffic and parking concerns. in a statement, apple said, long before we b

warren lieberman with more. good morning. hiccup as far as the meetings on wednesday. >> reporter: there could have been very awkward moments there. this after the u.s. just got $100 million in aid from the egyptians. it would have been fascinating to be in the meeting. it wasn't the aide that was the center of the meeting. it was the u.s. attempt to revive peace talks. that's why jared kushner and his delegation made a tour of gulf leaders. a smart move if you're going for a regional peace initiative and trying to get all the players on board. now that kushner is here and ready to meet benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas, he faces a different set of challenges that will make his job very difficult. netanyahu, under criminal investigations, in response has shifted sharply to the right to shore up his own support amongst his own base. netanyahu has attacked previously israeli/palestinian accords and basically left himself little flexibility to make concessions to the palestinians. that will make progress on the israeli side v

if a guy like joe lieberman thinks it's not so bad, perhaps other democrats feel the same. >> i thinktake into account senator john mccain, somebody we know is a decorated war hero, he said the president should it tamper it down a little bit. i think the key thing to remember is in a situation like we have with north korea, with a very new and green dictator, we have to make sure that all of the first thing out of the gate is not immediate defense posturing. it is definitely really working an extreme course of diplomacy and what that looks like and looking at sanctions and looking at enhanced coordination with our allies in the region because of anything goes wrong on the peninsula it can be catastrophic for us and for that part of the world. i think both sides of the aisle can agree that we definitely need to protect ourselves but we also need to make sure we are working on diplomacy to make sure it agrees with what they are developing over there. >> jon: speaking of defending ourselves, i remember when president reagan was destroyed for proposing what everyone thought was called the

he posted this picture of himself with joe lieberman and lindsey graham.anking the staff at the mayo clinic. jeff flake from arizona tweet thing in response, one tough dude. and that is very true indeed. and we have some incredible discovery of pictures to share with you, the "uss indianapolis" lost on july 30th, 1945 after being hit by a japanese torpedo. this is the first time anyone has seen the ship in more than 72 years. it was 18,000 feet below the surface. this was the ship immortalized in the movie "jaws." roughly 800 of the 1200 sailors and marines on board survived the sinking. but after four or five days floating at sea, only 316 were found alive when help finally came. it's the label that has ignited a nationwide debate in the wake of the racial violence in charlottesville. and one that's deeply rooted and one of our nation's history. on tonight's "declassified," the story of how the fbi took down a group of white supremacists. take a look. >> daylight counts. we were getting ready to make a bust. all of a sudden i hear this commotion. >> as it

his morning run with senator joseph lieberman was a way to pay him back for coming out for the plan yesterdayd total faith in his ability to persuade. he always thought if he got anybody in a room one-on-one he could change their minds. >> most of the rest of the day was spent like this on the phone to capitol hill to so many members that this afternoon mr. clinton said he'd lost count. >> it's close. this is the clinton presidency. all the other stuff we want to do will not happen unless we approve this plan. >> as majority leader, i was very much concerned about what the outcome was going to be. we needed 50 votes and we were at 49. bob kerrey, senator from nebraska, he had genuine doubts. >> will you tell us what you're planning to do, senator? >> no. >> until he went to get up to speak in the senate, i wasn't sure what he was going to say. >> president clinton, if you're watching now as i. suspect you are, i tell you this. i could not and should not cast a vote that brings down your presidency. >> by the slimmest of all possible margins, the president saved his budget bill and the politic

. >> for more, let's go live to cnn correspondent oren lieberman in moscow. morning to you. >> morning. we're getting insight from sergey kislyak, former russian ambassador to the u.s., in these conversations. we know kislyak had ties with michael flynn, the former national security adviser, going back at least a few years. the critical part here is the transition or links during the trump transition. that's where kislyak is giving insight. they only spoke of, quote, the simplest things and there were no secrets, at least on the russian side. he says they spoke about terrorism. they didn't talk about sanctions. they didn't talk about flynn's resignation. when he was pushed by russia 24, a state-run news agency, russia 24 questioners or interviews, about what else they talked about, he essentially cut off the conversation and said those were private. this comes as flynn himself is under increased scrutiny from the team of robbert mueller. it is interesting kislyak chose now to shed light on this. >> speaking of now, we are learning today russia is cooperating

cnn correspondent orrin lieberman in moscow has more details.newsworthy element here is what the former ambassador says they did not discuss. >> reporter: that's right. he says they didn't talk about sanctions, they didn't talk about flynn's resignation or he said he wouldn't talk about that. he left quite a few questions unanswered. when the russia 24, the state news or state-run russia 24 interviewers tried to press him on that, he said i'm not getting into a private conversation. as you pointed out he said it was transparent, it was simple. he said there were no secrets there, at least not from the russian side. we know the former russian ambassador to the u.s., kislyak, has had connections with michael flynn in the past. they have known each other for years. the part we are interested in is the trump transition. this is where flynn talked to kislyak. this is as flynn himself comes under increased scrutiny from special counsel robert mueller. now, as all this is happening, it's secretary of state rex tillerson who is in the philippines, set t

. >> dan lieberman, thank you so much. >> well, ceos, charities, churches, dozens are turning away from the president after his controversial reaction on charlottesville. can the white house contain, stop the fallout? >> also, young rural americans feeling like strangers in their own country, understanding the white nationalist movement and why some young men, white men become radicalized. >> and a candidate for governor in georgia wants to remove the state's largest confederate monument. we'll speak with her about it. e. it comes in the mail, you pull out the tube and you spit in it, which is something southern girls are taught you're not supposed to do. you seal it and send it back and then you wait for your results. it's that simple. mikboth served in the navy.s, i do outrank my husband, not just being in the military, but at home. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant saving

dan lieberman for us. thank you so much. >> also have some new details for you in morning.g to spanish police a terror cell made up of 12 people was involved in that attack in barcelona. and spain's interior minister is saying today that terror cell has been, quote, dplooetel dismajsed. >> this is happening as there's this massive manhunt for more suspects. 43-year-old jared tucker of california was one of those killed in the attack. he was on a delayed honeymoon with his wife of just a year. tucker's mother-in-law said she was receiving text messages from the couple for their entire trip. >> yeah. they finished lunch. heidi was going to go across the street to buy some souvenirs. jared said he had to go back to the restaurant to use the rest room, and then it -- everything went crazy. >> well, isis claimed responsibility for the attack. the terror group issued a formal statement today. they said what they call two security detach wants conducted those attacks. all right. so we're talking about the massive confederate carving on the face of stone mountain in ja. we heard fr

whether they're fighting or not, i got to imagine obama fought with manchin, lieberman. >> do you thinkhere's a strategy the president has? >> i think the strategy is let's get something done, mcconnell is saying why are you putting pressure on me? again, they have to -- mcconnell ran for seven years on repeal and replace and tax cuts and things like that. he's going to have to deliver. he's going to deliver. >> wasn't it the president who also ran on replacing obamacare? >> that's why he's not a zik m that's heat hitler do not hold. >> he left it up to them to become an obama care solution. >> he wanted something, right, to make progress. >> i said this before, i actually do sort of lay the blame on the senate and the house, more on the senate with health care because i do think that, you know, they have been talking about this for the last seven years. >> they passed how many bills on that, i mean -- >> donald trump to come in and think they have a plan, it seems like a reasonable thing to expect and they probably told him that. on that one, i think that you're right. i don't think yo

. -- joe lieberman, mccain tweeting three amigos together again.as died of a series of shootings into states overnight. this less than 24 hours after the officer and a colleague were shot in central florida during a scuffle with a suspect. they were just two of six officers attacked last night and shootings that also took place in northern florida and pennsylvania. we are live in miami with more. >> a devastating tragedy just south of orlando and kissimmee florida. two dead officers leaving behind two widows and now five children without a father. the two officers shot dead in the street hours after sunset. one died on the spot in the other this afternoon. officers matthew baxter and sergeant sam were in a neighborhood known for drugs. this agreement on a corner in a person.they say one of the three shut the jukebox at point-blank range. the chief says it happened so fast they never drew their guns. all three suspects are now in custody. the last caught, 45 harold everett miller, a marine veteran, recently hospitalized for psychiatric problems. the

look at the democrats, the independents who vote with democrats like bernie sanders or joe lieberman,better than some republicans are reporting republican positions, some republicans i don't know if they claim they are republicans to get elected or what they did, john mccain engaged in what i call a revenge vote for something donald trump said. there are bad things going on in the senate with some republicans, we have 44 republicans, strong supporters of this repeal and replace bill, other senators needed to get on board and they didn't and it is embarrassing. stuart: if you put aside the swamp and put aside the north korea action, look at the economy, i think there is some good news, 6.2 million jobs, ready to be taken, that is a record high, that is a very optimistic report on the state of the economy. is there still optimism within the economic community. >> how many records have we set in the stock exchange, people that are investing look to where they think things are going to go. they don't invest on today, they think the future is very bright. 6.2 million job openings was the r

. >> i ran into senator lieberman and he said why don't we sit you down with my guys in the house andgether and make this thing happen i think that that's the kind of thing you need to do, but it needs to be a priority it needs to be the priority, not we'll do it after health care and after tax reform you know, we talk about tax reform as if there's a chance that that's -- there's no chance that that's going to happen this year in washington so why don't we pick an issue that we can win on and bring people together on and it's a positive and constructive issue. >> i'm a member of the media so i'm going to represent the left here so if we go from a million people coming in the country to 500,000 people coming in the country through immigration, are you not going to have enough people to do the infrastructure? >> you know -- >> can you believe it? is that really a question? that's purely from -- i would have given it to you to ask that question, andrew. >> i'm glad that you asked it then. >> so really if we don't have that 500,000 every year, we're not going to have any construction wor