judge jeanine: here, mary anne, is the issue. if you have got one president surveilling another president -- another candidate for president during the course a campaign, that's about as chilling as you can get in terms of democracy and a free election. >> no president can get a fisa warrant. judge jeanine: our viewers need to know that even the response by ben rhodes i thought was double speak. no president can order it. you have got to have your attorney general go in and the judge orders it. but there is no question that president obama knew if any of this is true that his administration was going after a candidate he december spiced against a woman he supported. >> you know this as a prosecutor and a judge. you can only get a fisa warrant if there is reasonable proof of criminal activity or espionage. if donald trump and others in tower are under surveillance with a fisa warrant, that's a bad place to be. judge jeanine: it doesn't have to be a crime. it's a different standard of proof. we are not just talking about a crime pr

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joining us from now, mary anne marsh and katie pavlich.ore we get into this, i wanted to find that what the federal government is nowbe asking, every jurisdiction, if they arrest an illegal alien, to let i.c.e. know. if i.c.e. then sends back a detainer, please hold that person so we can pick them.e up, that happened. that is it. that is what the trump administration is asking. but austin, texas, says blank you. we are not going to do it. and the state of texas takes a million and a half dollars away from that county, okay, right off the bat. so, this is getting to be a big mess, katie, is it not? >> we have tolerated sanctuary cities for a long time under republican presidents and democrats, and i think that attorney general jeff sessions better be real about his threats and if they are going to pull funding from sanctuary cities, they better not be bluffing. they should go and do it. they should do more raids. as you pointed out, they are not asking for a whole lot. i.c.e. specifically is asking for local law enforcement to hold illegal

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i'm ann marie green. well, in washington today, president trump will lobby owe poernts of the obamacare replacement proposed by house republicans. two house committees approved parts of the measure, meanwhile more states joined the legal challenge to the president's revised travel ban. rocks anna is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning, ann marie. president trump tweeted yesterday that the new house care bill will, quote, end in a beautiful picture. he's pushing hard to make that happen. mr. trump twrieg to winnow conservatives critical of the plan. mr. trump meets today with key house committee chairs to discuss advancing the gop health care bill and vice-president mike pence will meet with abortion rights opponents to make it clear the bill would dee fund planned parenthood. >> in the last few years it's been hard enough for hard working americans and small businesses to get ahead. frankly obamacare has made it more difficult. >> today's push by the president and vice-president comes after tw

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i'm anne-marie green. a deadly string of thunderstorms raced through the southeast overnight. at least one person was killed. man in northeast georgia died when he was struck by a tree that fell at his home. in a separate incident a man was trapped when a tree fell on his trailer. he was pinned to his mattress. you can see his head and arms. it took firefighters about an hour to get him out. neighbors say he was screaming for help. >> he said he was losing oxygen. we tried to rip a wall to make him breathe but the tree was too big. >> the storm triggered hail, high winds, and lightning in parts of the carolinas, georgia, and tennessee. lightning hit a home in north carolina setting it ablaze. at one point over 170,000 customers lost power in georgia alone. >>> and in tennessee storms ripped through an elementary school on family night. the school's roof peeled off a building and at least seven classrooms were damaged. no one was hurt though. >>> overseas now, the latest missile test by north korea failed a

and another good friend mary anne marsh. former senior adviser to john kerry. rick, can i start with you? you've been there behind the scenes. i just wonder if you can walk us through, what does frequent contact with ambassadors and u.s. elected officials mean? how often would that be? when you are preparing for those, what are you looking for when you brief the principle? i assume you are trying to find the motivation for the country. >> that's a great question. i think the answer is every single country is different. if you're going to have a meeting with the chinese, you're going to know the specific agenda beforehand. they're meticulous about knowing what issues are going to be discussed, sticking to the agenda and going in a specific order. dealing with the russians is different. they like to have meetings just to get to know you. they're evaluating who you are. i set up and attended hundreds of these meetings with ambassadors. i have to say, our politicians in washington need to do more of this. less media photo ops with ambassadors and more private meeti

this entire program, mary anne, is a trigger.should be "the triggering factor." >> always. >> bill: now the scale is gone at carleton university. and you say? >> you can always put this part in the paperback edition. i think it coincides seemingly with a growing intolerance that many people have about a lot of things. rather than dealing with the circumstances and the facts, they choose to change the facts and change of circumstances. as a result, it undermines our c society, it underminesng democracy, it undermines our discourse. it divides us further and further. so, there is less common ground and less ability to compromise or deal with anybody or anything at any time. t >> that was amazing. >> bill: let me just simplify it.t it's just stupid. it's stupid. you go to the gym, you want to weigh yourself, see how you are doing, you can't. why? because that scale has offended, someone and that scale is out of there! >> yeah. >> bill: think about it. just think about how insane our pc culture, katie, has become. >> it is very diffi

glad to be with you, i'm anne-marie green.ell, today, the united states is implementing a temporary order preventing airline passengers on certain flights from carrying on larger electronic devices. nonstop flights originate in the middle east. reuters reports the reason for the ban is an unspecified threat. the ban impacts nine foreign airlines. no american carriers are affected. all electronics bigger than a cell phone including laptops, tablets and cameras must be checked. medical devices are excluded. the ban applies to eight countries and unnamed officials say the ban has been considered for several weeks. >>> and the white house is pushing back after the director of the fbi delivered a double blow undercutting the president. testifying before the house intelligence committee fbi director james comey is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. he also shut down the president's claims that he was wiretapped by the obama administration. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning, hena. >>>

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. look outside the cbs broadcast center where the snow is coming down. it's part of the powerful life-threatening winter storm, including significant snow and blizzard conditions that's taking dead aim from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. the national weather service has posted blizzard warnings from philadelphia to maine. some 50 million people are under a winter storm or blizzard warning. and the heaviest snow is expected this morning through the afternoon. some areas will get 3 to 4 inches an hour. parts of new york city and massachusetts could get up to 2 feet. and the weather has already had a major impact on travel. as of 4:00 a.m. eastern, over 5,300 flights has been cancelled for today. travelers through the northeast airports from washington, d.c. to boston are in the brunt of the cancellations and that's on top of the 1600 cancelled yesterday. hena daniels is here in new york where a state wide state of emergency has been declared. hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morn

i'm anne-marie green. while this morning a potentially paralyzing blizzard is taking aim at the northeast, hundreds of flights have already been canceled for tuesday. here's why. a blizzard watch is posted for coastal regions including new york city and long island where up to a foot and a half of snow is possible. part of the storm is moving in from the plains. out who conditions plagued south dakota. in minnesota travel was treacherous. plows had a hard team keeping up with relentless snow. road crews are lined up and ready to go, but it's not just the snow people will have to deal with. the forecast also calls for powerful wind. meteorologist pamela gardner of our boston station wbz is tracking the storm. >> major storm across the northeast monday and tuesday, but first we have one area of low pressure that we're tracking across the upper plains and the great lakes where we could see several inches of snowfall. that's going to combine with an area of low pressure in the south creating a northeast er cre

e i'm anne-marie green.great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news, police are investigating a murder in the logan section, this happened just about an hour ago. new video back from the scene, we'll tell you what authority know about the case at this early hour. >>> septa subway brawl. authorities are searching for six of people believed to be involved that brutal beating underground. we'll tell you how the fight began. >> and sunny start to spring, katie says, we're in for roller coaster ride of temperatures this week which may include highs, get this, in the 60s. sounds good to me. today is monday march 20th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. checking weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> today is the first day every spring. >> thought the day would never come. >> right when i heard 60s, i thought help me, i can't even stands it any more. good morning, everyone, looking outside rightow

hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump will meet with auto executives in detroit today before holding a rally in nashville. the events come just a day after mr. trump confirmed details of a tax return he filed with his wife melania. >> what i have here is a copy of dona donald's tax returns. mosts before msnbc host rachel maddow revealed the documents on air. >> the first amendment gives us the right to publish this return. >> in a statement monday night it shows mr. trump paid $30 million in income. a tax rate of 25% adding that it's totally illegal to steal and publish tax returns. msnbc said it received two pages from journalist david kchlt johnston who received a copy of the return in his mail bakraoui from an unknown source. >> it's entirely possible donald sent this to me. >> it comes as james comey was asked to respond to a letter, asking him to hand over any evidence. >> they're about to screw up big time. if they keep running to the intel committee and nottance that letter. >> they're also trying t

i'm anne-marie green. >>> finger-pointing has intensified. the president is blaming far right members of his own party and conservative groups. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. the development comes after suv erring a major defeat for republicans last week in their quest to repeal and replace obamacare. president trump is seeking support from moderate democrats to accomplish other items on his legislative agenda now that republican plans to overhaul obamacare are on hold. >> we are willing toal tk to anyone, we always have been. >> we democrats provided our trop/replace arealing to work with our friends. >> the president went on to blame democratsfailure of the bill on friday -- >> i think the losers are -- >> democrats are smiling in d.c. that the freedom caucus have staged planned partihood and obamacare. >> at the end of the day the most valuable player will be president trump on this. >> yesterday reince priebus said it was merely a coincidence that he plugged fox news host janine on the da

i'm anne-marie green. >>> it is a busy day on capitol hill. acting fbi director james comey is expected the testify before the intelligence house committee and senate confirmation hearings begin for president trump's supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump will hold another campaign-style rally, this time in louisville, kentucky. this time it's not over fbi director james comey but security director, but mike rogers will testify over russia's involvement in the 2016 election as well as president trump's unproven claim that trump tower was bugged. fbi director takes the hot seat this morning and the 2016 presidential election. >> i think there are a few things i'm hoping to hear first, whether americans will be investigated for cooperating or conspiring with russians who interfered with our elections, second, the scope of the investigation, and, third, a timeline toward resolving it. >> this is over claims that pr

hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. these developments came on the same day the senate intelligence committee began its hearing on e\russian probe. the senate committee is expected to hear more hearings on the matter in the coming weeks. anne-marie. >> hena daniels here in new york. thanks so much, hena. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" cbs political director john dickerson will investigation the late evidence. >>> he blames the republican freedom caucus for derailing the gop health care bill an he's threatened to knock them out of the office next year in midterm elections but he got push backed in michigan. >> if constructed in fifth grade. it may allow a child to get his way, but that's not how our government works. >> most of the hard liners are from safe republican districts meaning he would have to recruit primary kaenchtss to make his threat a reality. >>> atlanta officials say they have no idea when a critical interstate that runs through atlanta will reopen after a fire caused an overpass to collapse. i-85 carries

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i'm anne-marie green. president trump pour traz hrtraf as a dealmaker and a gambler too. with the outcome far from certain, the vote is expected this afternoon following intense negotiations that appear to have come up short. cbs news counts 35 house members who say they'll vote no. enough to kill the legislation. craig bogwell is at the tap cal. >> reporter: it is high drama on capitol hill after around the clock negotiations, closed door meetings, last minute tweaks. republicans are rolling the dice and bringing this legislation to the house floor and right now, anne-marie, it is unclear whether they have the votes to approve the measure. >> feeling good. >> reporter: president trump dispatched his top aides to capitol hill thursday demanding house republicans vote on the gop health care plan today. if not, budget director mick mulvaney says the president will move on to other priorities. >> i think it was a helpful message. the president has done everything he can to put us in the position to win. >> re

i'm anne-marie green. president trump called the federal judge's ruling blocking his revised immigration plan unpresidential judicial overreach. this is the second time the travel ban has been put on hold. hena daniels is live with the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump once again vowing to take his travel ban fight to the supreme court, this after a federal judge in hawaii issued a temporary restraining order nationwide for the second time. more than half a dozen states are also challenging this order. >> this ruling makes us look weak. >> president trump is vowing to fight back against a federal judge's decision in hawaii, putting the brakes on a revised version of h we're going to keep our citizens safe. >> reporter: version two would have provided temporary visas for 90 days but hours before it was set the take effect district judge watson ruled it discriminates and would harm hawaii's tourism industry. >> the fact that it made the language more neutral it showed they w

anne-marie? >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you, hena. >>> the senate confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch resumes today. he refused to reveal his views on abortion, guns, and other controversial issues and he told everyone know one including the president is above the law. >> he said he leaves his personal views at home. >> there is no such thing as democratic or republican judges. we just have judges. >> i think that's the beginning of the end of the independent judiciary. >> reporter: president trump chose him to fill the late antonin scalia's seat. >> did he f ask roe v. wade. >> no, sir. >> what would you have done if he had asked? >> senator, i would have walked out the door. >> he was asked questions whether he would assist corporations over workers. >> casey, energy west, crane, women who have been harassed by the football team. >> reporter: but senator franken questioned him about a driver who was fired after the brakes froze. he was ordered to stay with the vehicle in subzero temperatures.

i'm ann marie green. well, this morning president trump faces criticism from his own party on two fronts. the president's budget proposal is being shot down by some fellow republicans and gop leaders agree there is no evidence to support the president's claim that his new york sky scraper was wiretapped. later today the president meets with german chancellor angela merkel. hannah danielles is here in new york with more. hannah, good morning. >> good morning, ann marie. president trump holds his first face-to-face meeting with the german chancellor angela merkel. topping the agenda, nato, russia and climate change. the two leaders will also hold a joint press conference where domestic issues like health care, wiretapping, and the president's first budget proposal could come up. >> we look forward to that, that will be a very good visit. >> reporter: president trump will seek common ground request german chancellor angela merkel today, a key u.s. ally he bashed on the campaign trail for her open border poli

i'm anne-marie green. former national security adviser michael flynn is offering to testify about the alleged ties between the trump campaign and russia if he gets immunity, and there's a report that two white house officials documents. hena daniels is here in new yor >> good morning, on the same day the senatemmite began n president trump's ouftded michael flynn is in negotiations with the house and senate about probe into the investigation. keller shot a statement saying y to tell but it's seeking assurances against unfair d't of course, unless you feel like you're in legal jeopardy, so we have to be very careful here. >> flynn was fired over his discussions about mike pence and the inauguration. during the campaign he spoke out about the implications of immunity. >> when you are given immunity, it means you probability are fwlt of committing a crime. >> would you being to offer him immunity? >> reports swirled yesterday that two national security staffers see correctly helped him examine intelligence in

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, i'm michelle griego. and i'm anne makovec.erta gonzales with a check of weather. >>> good -- >> good -- [ laughter ] >> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec taking michelle's line this morning. >> you can't do that! >> coming out gunning at the beginning of the broadcast! it's tuesday, march 8. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec. >> how is everyone? >> good. >> why don't you guys keep going. the remote isn't working. [ laughter ] >> did we all, like, like plan this situation? >> we did not. >> but it worked out. >> i ruined the plan. i was going to wear red and we were trying to coordinate this and -- >> and we all turned out blue. >> i know. >> i did lines. i changed my mine. >> she changed her mind. she stepped on my line. >> just how the day is going to go! [ laughter ] >> that's okay. we love it. >>> let's take a look at our weather forecast at 4:30, shall we? >> i was stepping out of bed this morning. i could feel the difference. it was cold. and my dog want me to totally leave her alone. don't tou

communication. >> reporter: mary ann, thank you. a step back, thomas.w you what the crowd is. it's about 45 minutes away. difference between last week when we heard from grassley, tom cotton, bill cassidy, they were trying to present to the town halls a discussion on health care. but yet a week ago they didn't have any specifics outlined on what would be potentially part of a bill. this last week, house chairs from particular committees actually presented to these republican senators, including lindsey graham, what this potential replacement bill would look like. the question we'll be looking for today is the extent to which lindsey graham is able to offer up and which these people will be able to receive the specifics of this bill. also we're here in northwestern part of the state, your kind of conservative bastion. we have clemson. where's greenville? about 45 minutes away. columbia, 2 1/2 hours away. thomas, thers a lot ofple here. we'll check back in a little bit. >> a beautiful day to drive in clemson and coming to see the popular senator there. nb

i'm anne-marie green. >>> breaking overnight british police conducted raids in central england as part of an investigation into yesterday's attack outside parliament. six homes were raided. seven people were arrested. parliament will open this morning as norral, but it will not be business as usual. britain's front pages show the horror of the terror attack. five people including a knife-wielding assailant were killed in the assault in the heart of london. authorities believe the attacker alkted alone and was inspired by international terrorism. at least 40 others were injured, some severely. the attacker plowed through pedestrians on westminster bridge, crashed through a bridge outside parliament, jumped from his suv and stabbed an armed guard to death before he was shot by forwards himself. >> reporter: the attention has moved into central england right now as several homes have been raided in the birmingham area. down here in london around parliament we have seen the area still closed off. this is still

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green.ell, the house republicans' plan to replace the affordable care act hasn't been out of the block for 24 hours and already facing opposition from some republicans. safe guards for people with preexisting conditions and the ability of adult children to stay on their parents' plan until age of 26. committee voting is expected to start tomorrow, nancy cordes reports. >> there is one thing and one thing only that lawmakers were doing on monday night, and that is poring through the 66-page bill just released by republican lawmakers. some details are still missing but here's what we can tell you about what's in it. the bill would provide tax credits to help americans buy insurance. americans making under $75,000 a year or families making understand $150,000 would get the fum credit and they would begin to taper off for people making more than that. now, how journal russ are the credits, how do they compare to the tax credits under obamacare? that we can't tell you because a briefing for repor

i'm anne-marie green. there's no comment from the cia after wikileaks publish as what it says are files on the cia program. the alleged cia hacking program targets everything from smartphones to internet connected tvs. there's so far no suggestion the program is being used against americans, but if verified, the breach has severely undermined cia tactics and targets. jeff pegues has our reports. >> reporter: wikileaks claims the stolen data came from a former u.s. government hacker or contractor. it reveals espionage tools that can take over internet-connected smart tvs and record audio. it also citeds abilities to hack iphones or google android smartphones. they can then monitor the communications of terrorist groups like isis who have been using encrypt ed apps like whatsapp. earlier this year u.s. intelligence officials accused wikileaks of being a propaganda arm of the russian government after it released damaged democratic party e-mails stolen through russian cyber attacks. when it was revealing durin

he's trying to be supportive, mary anne.g the president will not take advice from jeb bush. >> i think that's true. the reality is jeb bush is stating the obvious here which is donald trump has been so far been able to get away with saying things that are not honest and truthful and you saw in the latest quinnipiac poll that most see him as none honest and 40% of voters support him and 60% of voters don't see him as honest it's donald trump who has to change the way he does things. i don't think that's going to happen but you need to get to 51 plus one to get anything passed in congress. when you stand up in front of republicans and say i'm coming after you if you don't vote for me they look at me and say i beat you by 30% in my district. i won't take that from you. >> shannon: quick final words? >> it's no different than what nancy pelosi and harry reid did and they did all the dirty work. the problem with our leadership now is they need a consensus. they need the votes counted before they bring something out. i thought it

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i'm ann-marie green. the chairman of the house intelligence committee is brushing aside calls to step down from the committee's investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election. donald trump's son-in-law agreed to testify before the senate committee investigating possible russian ties with the trump campaign. hena daniels is here in new york. >> reporter: president trump visits epa headquarters in the nation's capital where he's expected to sign another executive order this one taking aim at several obama era climate policies. but democrats are asking paul ryan to replace the republican chair of the house intelligence committee. president trump took to social media monday suggesting the house intelligence committee investigate bill and hillary clinton's alleged ties to russia. tweeting russian speech money to bill, the hillary-russian reset trump russia story is a hoax. late night rant came from growing calls from house democrats where the chair devin nunes to recuse himself from the russian pro

good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. investors are w s are waiting what happens to the health care bill. the dow jones lost four points yesterday, the s&p 500 fell two points. the nasdaq finished down four points. >>> new documents wikileaks shows a program to hack iphones. back as 2008 the cia was able to install software on iphones before they were shipped. the cia may have also found a way to install software on macs that can't be removed. but experts say there is little chance the average customer in this country would have been affected, apple says the alleged iphone vulnerability was fixed in 2009. >>> the founder of the blood testing can company seranos is willing to give invest summers stock if they promise not to sue. they're facing an ax large vala lawsuits. investors who bought stock in the latest availability would get about two shares for every one they bought. >>> uber ceo met with jesse jackson in chicago yesterday to discuss diversity. jackson has been pushing uber to release its diversity data for months

i'm anne-marie green. there's no comment from the cia after wikileaks publish as what it says are files on the cia program. the alleged hat they tell adversaries and we'll have to start over to build tools just like we did with snoelden. >>> former director michael haden defended the hacking tools. >> there are people out there you want us to spy on. you want us to have the ability to actually turn on that listening device inside the tv to learn that person's intentions. this is a wonderful capability. you give the intelligence community $53 billion a year. you ought to get something for your money. >> supports the plan, but there is growing republican backlash. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump will meet with house leaders as they begin to debate on the plan to overhaul obamacare. they'll need unanimous gop support to pass it. >> i think we're going to have tremendous success. >> as president trump tries to repeal, opposition is mounting amo

good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. they plan to update the committees on the meddling. this as the house intelligence committee's probe continues to come under scrutiny. >> nobody ever told me that politics was going to be so much fun. >> president trump hosted senators and their spouses at the white house tuesday night as lawmakers in senate intelligence committee gear up to interview >> my hope is that sally yates would be someone we'd like to talk to. i have not discussed it with the chairman. >> yates, the former acting attorney general fired by trump was set to testify tuesday before the house panel investigating possible lichks between trump's administration and russia. in a letter obtained by the cbs news she was warned last week as the what she could reveal in her testimony. hotes followed one the white use on the matter friday the same day nunes canceled the hearing. >> we have no problem with her testifying. to suggestion in any way, shape, or form that we stood in the way of that is 100% false. >> the contro

anne-marie. >> teri okita outside parliament. thanks a lot, terteri. don dahler reports. >> reporter: more than 300,000 people pass through times square on any given day, attempted target where several years ago a terrorist failed to carry out a car bomb that could have skilled scores. the city involved heavy concrete barriers around areas where there are large crowds. a new policy allowed new york officers to fire on a vehicle without hesitation. the u.s. state department uses anti-ramp barriers called boll larred like you see here around the embassy. they can stop a truck going 50 miles an hour. but former nypd officer and fbi agent manuel gomez said cities with large populations will always be vulnerable. >> no city could potentially fortify every street corner. it would be a war zone. >> reporter: last year a radicalized ohio state university student drove his car into a group of other students before attacking them with a knife. terror attacks involved vehicles ramming pedestrians in berlin and nice killed 98 and injured hundreds. in israel, attac