unities mike ryan is the assistant director general for emergencies at the world health organization he's joining us from geneva for your assessment mike ryan thanks for being with us so the w.h.o. is saying that the risk remains very high at the national and regional levels and global risk remains low how have your rates this is sustenance. yes indeed we have still very active transmission in north kivu in the touring the specifically around the city of cattle the disease remains not fully contained and cutter with the diseases coming under control in other areas but the fact that the disease is still there it still represents risk to other parts of the country to other countries in the region and that's where the risk is highest at the moment and that's our current determination so how difficult is it going to be to contain specifically that you say it poses a risk to not only that area of the d r c but surrounding countries. we are tracking every every covert at the moment over seven thousand contacts on a daily basis we've vaccinated. sixty six thousand people with targeted ring

with response efforts continuing to be hampered by violence and resistance from some communities mike ryan is the assistant director general for emergencies at the world health organization he's joining us from geneva for your assessment mike ryan thanks for being with us so the w.h.o. is saying that the risk remains very high at the national and regional levels and global risk remains low how have you reached this is sustenance. yes indeed we have still very active transmission in north kivu in the touring of specifically around the city of cutler the disease remains not fully contained encounter with the disease is coming under control in other areas but the fact that the disease is still there it still represents risk to other parts of the country to other countries in the region and that's where the risk is highest at the moment and that's our current determination so how difficult is it going to be to contain specifically that you say it poses a risk to not only that area of the d r c but surrounding countries.

. >> mike ryan mayor of sunrise florida. >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> mayor for the city of vancouver washington. >> mayor of hillsboro oregon. >> mayor of marble massachusetts. >> mayor of framingham massachusetts. >> andy burke mayor of chattanooga tennessee. >> thank you again. before i turn it over to mr. lieberman i want to advise everyone that we are live on cspan and i want to think our cops director who is present today for his support for his leadership and for always being a partner to the conference of mayors and of course the cities we serve. mr. lieberman. >> thank you mayor. good morning, we still have a few more moments in morning. it is an incredibly important time for this panel, it is an incredibly polarized time in our country. there are many communities in our cities that are feeling isolated, vulnerable, alone and there is much we can do. the u.s. conference of mayors has been a leader on this issue for 30 years and i want to give a shout out to laura waxman who has done its ordinary work leading this work. they have been a great partner to the anti-defamation lea

if we get a war this year, i will go to war with the force but john jumper and mike ryan built. such is the nature of lead time for building air forces. so the question is, what kind of chiefrce can i build for 24, who by the way, if the tamerlan applies chief 24 has , just made brigadier general. so what force is he or she going to fight with? and '30. that's my job today is to make sure i build that. if i have no idea what the budget looks like and if i'm forced to spend only in the last two-thirds of every year because i'm in a continuing resolution year after year after year, then our ability to plan and build the force we need is significantly affected. host: i have two more questions, my good general, then will let others share in this privilege. thank you, again, for being here and answering so many questions. i wanted to talk about your plans and secretary of the air force heather wilson's as you unveiled last month at the air force convention and has spoken about publicly since, to grow the air force abstention it. which i realize will be a function of a budget that you

country's history and the response has been hampered by violence and resistance from some communities mike ryan is assistant director general for emergencies at the world health organization he says despite the setbacks ebola vaccines are providing help. this particular vaccine. has been proven in west africa to be effective in trials so and we are seeing that that same process unfold in congo where using a strategy of vaccinating along social networks contacts of cases contacts of those contacts so we're tracking the virus along the route which it spreads in the community and using that targeted approach and using intense community engagement over ninety eight percent of people who are eligible for the vaccine are willing to accept it that's a very very high vaccine coverage in the most high risk people so we're beginning to see the fruits of that endeavor and certainly we believe that a vaccination strategy is is why we are seeing cases of course we believe that that vaccination strategy is helping us to avoid many many more cases that would have occurred up to now had we not had the vaccine

paul ryan, and mike pence in the oval. a small group meeting and ryan is droning on over and over going over the same points. at some point the president stand up, walks into the room and goes into the private dining room and clicks on the tv and hangs out in there. the vice president went in there to get him to come back. that's the most of hard-core power move i have ever seen and pretty much set the stage for the trump-ryan dynamic the next couple years. jesse: you talk about how ryan miscalculated the repeal and replace of obamacare and a fire was lit under him. you had your hands in bringing the mooch on to the white house communications shop. we all remember what happened to the mooch. mooch is a fan of. "watters' world." this is an expert from the book. this is from the president. can you believe this guy? i have never seen anything like it says the guy who hosted a reality show with dennis rodman, omarosa and gary busey. tell us about the mooch coming in taking over for sean spicer. how did that go down? >> the pres

last speak trump had mike pence and paul ryan standing him him cheering for everything he said like southern pageant mom. yes, kailey! you are serving looks tonight. kailey! and there's a long history of the people sitting behind the president gettinghust as m attention during the state of the union as the president himself. just look at former house speaker john boehner, who always glared at obama like a rv sulain plotting his revenge. or former vice president joe biden who always -- who always looked like h r was goingm to room at a house party, making sure everyone had eugh booze. you good, champ? how about you, rick? i'm making margs. another marg, chad? one more for you? maybe just one big one, two stra? ting to do a cannon ball later. you guys might wacome out to the pool. and the trump/pelosi dynamic, the dynamic is going to be especially fascinating towatch, given just how overmatched trump has been in his nexts with her over the last few weeks. over the weekend t mp told cbs he couldn't get a deal done with pelosi because she wouldn't budge onanything. >> you had quite the showdown

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1975, er rapidly players are becoming multimillionaires and so we move from nolan ryan making $1 million a year in 1980 to mike trout with the los angeles angels making $34 million in 018. so in in this section on the arm and science of baseball, we're looking at the measure of the game, the different way that is people over time have tried to calculate and estimate and figure what kinds of players they needed, where to put them in the last time, in the field. that's all been done by various ways. of course the scouting report is one of the most traditional ways. we have scout reports here by branch ricky danny in the 1950's and 1960's. don drills dale, an 18-year-old young pitching phenom at the present time. there's a five-paragraph analysis here and ricky also did a mid-career report on hank aaron, who was already an established power hitter so he's only given him about a paragraph here but we have at the library more than 1,700 scouting reports that branch ricky did and these shed some light into what a cut for oking -- scout is look before they were able to crunch a lot of numbers. another way that baseba

now we have to bring it to the white house with the beating of bogota with mike pence and regional presidents here too. ryan? >> nick, thank you so much for that report. >>> as robert mueller is reportedly close to wrapping up his investigation, there are questions whether the full report will ever be made public. the top democrat on the house intel committee said he will press the issue if it comes to that. what he is promising next in the cnn newsroom. run with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. because changing your attachments, whether it's for this job, this job or even this job, should be as easy as... what about this? changing your plans. nothing runs like a deere. yeah. run with us. search "john deere 1 series" for more. get your 1 series for just $99 a month at your john deere dealer. get your 1 series for just $99 a month hello to the best part of the day. and to the best night ever. these are the primo moments. and they call for italian quality pizza. dough made from scratch daily. sauce...from the original giammarco recipe. say hello to an authentic favorite... times two. every day at marco's,

we move from nolan ryan of making $1 million a year in a 1980, to mike trout with the los angeles angelsking $34 million in 2018. in this section on the art and science of baseball, we look at the measure of the game, the different ways people over time have tried to calculate and estimate and figure what kind of players they needed, where to put them in a lineup, where to put them in the field. that has all been done by various ways. the scouting report is one of the most traditional ways. we have scouting reports here by branch rickey done in the 1950's and 1960's. don drysdale, an 18-year-old pitching phenom at the time. ricky also did a midcareer report on hank aaron, already an established power hitter, he only gives him about a paragraph. but we have at the library more than 1700 scouting reports that branch rickey did. they shed some light into what a scout is looking for before they were able to crunch a lot of numbers. another way baseball looked at things was through spray charts. one example was herzog when he was manager of the cardinals, he kept charts for all opposition pla

ryan. >> mm-hmm. >> and you're not going to even grieve together formally until he's there with you. >> right. >> the dead woman's brother, mikethe judge to lower ryan's bond amount so he could attend the funeral. >> in our heart of hearts, we don't believe ryan would do this. >> but eight days before the judge lowered ryan's bond from $1 million to $400,000. by then it was too late. the funeral had already been held so out of town relatives could return home. >> it was a nice ceremony. her brother got up and said a few nice words. and i know that ryan wrote a letter that was read during the service. the minister that did their wedding did her funeral as well. >> chris and dana grieved for sarah. but also tried to comfort a shattered ryan. >> i remember him telling me, dana, i love her so much. >> ryan was so distraught, he felt he couldn't go back to the home he had bought with sarah. so while he waited for his trial date, he moved in with his mother. >> it was great to have him staying with me, but -- >> there's only one topic in the household, huh? >> there's two. trying to grieve for sarah, at the same time this young man

. >> he claimed this he was stepping down because he misled mike pence about it, but when an adviser mentioned that paul ryang the president asked for flynn's resignation, trump liked that version better so he ordered sean spicer to use that version for his briefings. >> and the "times" also reports that theewandowski to pressure sessions to resign. >>> we have a bombshell from andrew mccabe, he was asked bys 3w4r50e6s the president could been a asset to russia. >> i think it is possible and i'm anxious to see where mueller concludes that. >> that coming just days after the president revealed his own words and actions led to the investigations that were ultimately opened. mccaining on also told cnn that he briefed top congressional leaders about president trump being under investigation and he says no one objected. >>> rod rosenstein's replacement has now been named. the president is nominating jeffrey rosen. he formerly worked at kirkland and ellis, the same law firm as the new attorney general bill barr. rosenstein is expected to leave the justice department in about through weeks, that will mark almost ex

. >>> the mike brothers keeper meeting is empowering young men of color wrapped up yesterday. ryankugler, a "black panther" from oakland and michael jordan also were there talking about the work on the movie with "black panther". the audience was filled with young leaders around the country michael b jordan encouraged those interested in movies to use creativity. >> you can grab that phone and shoot a short film. you can shoot a small documentary. you can create. you have the tools you need to create.look above you. look beside you. build with your peers and your friends pick >> those are great words. barack obama was there tuesday, speaking at the event along with steph curry. my brothers keeper was created by the obama foundation. >>> the chinese new year parade is two days away. many acts are rehearsing every day leading up to the big event pick the children of the west portal elementary school have taken part in the parade since 1987 and that means learning or helping others to learn how to walk on stilts. >> it feels scary at the start but once you get it, it doesn't feel scar

ryan about the gop legislative agenda. >> in early 2017, the speaker comes up to the white house with mike pence, the vice president, to explaineform is going to work in all of its wonderful mechanistic detail. this does not interest the president very much. and after the conversation's gone on for a while, he literally gets up while paul ryan is in mid-description and wanders out of the oval office and down the hallway into a side room where one can hear the television being switched on. and eventually, mike pence gets up, goes down the hall, brings the president back, and they finish the conversation. >> seth: oh, my god. we have a president who just wanders around the house in slow motion no matter what's going on around him. it's like we elected a roomba. "yeah, that's very interesting. yeah. no, that's really cool. that's really cool." [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] trump was also easily distracted by random obsessions. for example, he was preparing for a televised call to the international space station. he was getting ready for the call. trump suddenly appeared distracted, distant. as the clock ticked down, trump

house speaker paul ryan may have inadvertently shaped the white house messaging on the ousting of mike flynn. and that the president has publicly attacked the russia investigation more than 1,100 times. is there a pattern of behavior from president trump that may expose him to legal action? the presidential reaction on twitter, "the new york times" reporting is false. they are a true enemy of the people. all caps. exclamation point. tom winter is with me, hans nickels is at the white house. chuck rosenburg, he's also an msnbc contributor and betsy woodruff, politics reporter for the daily beast. big thanks to all of you. tom, i want to read this excerpt for our viewers at home and our listeners on sirius satellite radio. mr. trump called matthew whittaker his newly installed attorney general with a question. he asked whether jeffrey bermman could be put in charge of the widening investigation according to several american officials with direct knowledge of the call. here's what whittaker said to the house judiciary committee a few weeks ago about that. >> at no time has the white house

the my brother's keeper event in oakland put on by former president mike obama -- president barack obama and steph curry including ryan panther director. >>> welcome back. it is 7:27 am. >>> we start with the look at traffic in south bay with the trouble spot at southbound 17 at the redwood estates. it is blocking one lane and it is a blind curve approaching the scene. all lanes are now open at westbound 37, 25 minutes to get from 80 to the one-on-one with traffic clear through this area. >>> we are looking at the hi- def doppler with showers offshore pushing into the north bay this morning. we will stay light to moderate showers with isolated to scattered in nature. here we are looking at the north bay. daytime highs in the mid 50s with rainfall amounts listed 1/10 of an inch with this weak weather system. we have plenty of sunshine beginning tomorrow. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." top executive at southwest airlines is blaming the mechanics union for a spike in out of service aircraft. the statement was released saying the mechanics union has a history of work disruptions and southwest has two pending la

that was mike doyle's resolution in the house. speaker ryan ignored the public and so the american people handed control of the house to democrats in november, giving us a second chance. without a change, there is no backstop to make sure big corporations can't use their power over the chokepoints of the internet to undermine and silent there competitors for political opposition. consumers don't have anywhere to turn when they are wronged by these corporations. consumers are left watching the internet slowly change in front of their eyes. research shows many isps are throttling streaming video service or boosting some websites over others, wireless internet providers charge consumers a fee just like you pay for tb company, and this is all happening when isps are on their best behavior because the court is considering whether to overturn german pai's order and they know congress is watching. i shudder to think what plans are being hatched up when they think no one is watching. those plans won't be good for consumers, competition, or innovation.

jeremy's so jake ryan tyler christopher to just the kids like there are a lot of different radio game composers who have been very successful and they don't have the kind of wider acceptance yeah mike was more coming to the home with more of the most. but there are it is changing around a bit especially with video games live. a massive concert which is dedicated to a lot of different music and video games was no julio i was just making people more aware of that like final fantasy music is being paid thank you i mean. thank. you i mean a hole in one letter for example someone wrote to me saying i went to a final fantasy concert and then took up the clarinet muscle or i've often heard i've joined and i want a brass band i'm very moved by such lettuce. that cinch a little of come up to him and said i started out listening to your music but now i'm also listening to the likes of stravinsky and bass hovan and so i'm delighted that i've made such a meaningful difference. thank . you. the to. the to. cut. back in one thousand nine hundred seven no instance even though he sat there in the kitchen in front of me but you look young anxious guy scouring the job ads in the paper of just one of

ryan, something is haing in congress, not just florida. on a federal level there is a bipartisan bill from congressman mike thompson of california, democrat,r king, a republican of, no. it is a universal background check bill. they will be voting on it this week. do you draw a direct line from what happened a year ago to this? >> absolutely. i mean, just from the activism we have been able to inspire throughout the country and the work our many chapters have been doing on the ground and through other organizations like moms demand, we have seen this change has occurred directly because of that work. we have seen gun sense candidates like lucy mcbath in congress. we have seen people like our congressman ted deutsch speak out on the issues more and more on the floor of the house and in the press. we have seen the introductions of the bills, we are working with them almost every single day. we have people lobbying in d.c., teenagers like us lobbying every day to speak out on issues like hr-8 and we want to make sure they pass because they can and will save lives. >> and we have to be properly funding violence prevention programs especially in

ryan by name. phillip that's the state of play this morning as the dawn almost is getting ready to rise over washington. >> mike, thank you. >>> joining me now political reporter and from business insider with politico. thank you both for joining us. first i want to listen to what may become a central piece of the legal challenges ahead for the president's declaration. >> i could do the wall over a longer period of time. i didn't need to do this. but i rather do it much faster. i didn't have to do it for the election. i already done a lot of wall for the election. 2020. and the only reason we're up here talking about this is because of the election. because they want to try to win an election, which it looks like they are not going to be able to do. >> so, how much is the president undercutting his own argument here? >> what's really interesting about president trump is that whenever he starts off with a situation he's usually in a pretty good position. in this case that was true also. the supreme court we know has been very differential to the white house when it comes to national security issues. once again l

mike. >> this has been tweeted nearly 32,000 times. lebron james is just being lebron james. he picks up with the looney tunes crew. another big name behind the enes is ryanugler, w directed "black panther." everything he does turns to gold. >> who is the other rabbit on there? what is going on? >> it will be fun. >>> hollywood's biggest night is just days away. >> this year, there will be no host. instead, different presenters will hand out the awards in a hosty sort of way. >> technical term. >> this year's stars include amy poehler, tina fey and jennifer lopez.'s >> there films that fans are exited about. "a star is born," "black panther" and "black clansman." >> dealing with light rain here. especially on the southern side of our viewing area. temperatures in the low 40s. caashing weather? not today or tomorrow. s wait untilunday afternoon. i'll give you the ten-day outlook coming up in a few. .ay with >>> a crash investigation in virginia is causing lowdowns. full details on this and what else is happening arou town, condmi >>> you're watching news 4 day. >> 15 before theour. fallout from the mueller investigation. president trump's former lawyer and

mike debonis of the washington post with us. the issues the house will take up this week is the gun safety bill. i want to turn to an opinion .iece in the washington post ryan costello and carlos talking at the bill, the bipartisan background check act is not only consistent with the second amendment it is also common sense. any piece of legislation we voted on in our combined eight years in congress. what is this bill aimed at doing? democrats talking about doing universal background checks for a long time certainly to the aftermath of the sandy hook tragedy. it would close certain loopholes where you don't have to do a federal background check. anytime a gun changes hands you would have to go to a federally licensed firearms dealer and have them run a background check. democrats are moving another bill this week, a separate piece of legislation that would extend -- but thegun dealer federal government would have to run a background check. right now there is a three-day window in which you do your background check and the red flag comes up at that time. this red flag comes up would change it to 20 days which is a much longer window. something republicans a

mike emanuel reporting live from capitol hill. first, john roberts reporting live from the white house. hi, john. >> good afternoon. a big difference 2019 compared to 2018 compared to president trump. last year he had paul ryan and mitch mcconnell standing up and applauding. about everything the president said. tonight he will have mitch mcconnell doing that but also the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, who will likely sit on her hands most of the night. the president getting criticism from chuck schumer. the president tweeting back his response saying i see schumer is already criticizing my state of the union speech even though he's not seen it yet. he's upset he didn't win the senate like he thought he would. the president will take an opportunity tonight to make a case for his border security and a border wall. the conference committee is city trying to hash out a deal. the border wall was one of the big tickets in last year's state of the union and even offering up a path to citizenship for 1.8 million dreamers. now he's offering up three years of protection for 700,000 individuals. while schumer and nancy pelosi are adamantly opposed to any kind of a border barrier, some democrats are warming to the

mike debonis of the washington post with us. the issues the house will take up this week is the gun safety bill. i want to turn to an opinion .iece in the washington post ryanostello and carlos talking at the bill, the bipartisan background check act is not only consistent with the second amendment it is also common sense. any piece of legislation we voted on in our combined eight years in congress. what is this bill aimed at doing? democrats talking about doing universal background checks for a long time certainly to the aftermath of the sandy hook tragedy. it would close certain loopholes where you don't have to do a federal background check. anytime a gun changes hands you would have to go to a federally licensed firearms dealer and have them run a background check. democrats are moving another bill this week, a separate piece of legislation that would extend -- but thegun dealer federal government would have to run a background check. right now there is a three-day window in which you do your background check and the red flag comes up at that time. this red flag comes up would change it to 20 days which is a much longer window. something republicans are