policy but that will happen only if a critic of mikel is appointed leader. there is a change taking place that is needed i guess so we have a very optimistic noose what future do you see for the cd party without mikel. i mean she remains the chancellor that means that when you look. at run t.v. to lose there is a chancellor. she's a member of to see who. you are. i don't think that so much would change if american say were it would become the popular leader everything would change if america becomes the leader because the end of the party could start to promote critics into political office so they're not. very uncomfortable or but it all i don't think that the party would really oppose merkel so you could have more american critics and political positions but to see you as a very very submissive. towards the chancellor and it would be very siloed you as a member of critics takes over and. it would. give development against merkel but not the revolution there is a cd use not a politician makes rouge in no way mcauliffe announcement that she will no longer le

but mikel strongly opposed the same leave from have pre-disaster who left his position as s.p.d. chairman but continued as chancellor at the now he's doing the same so what was your reaction to that yes in two thousand and four when gas was so we can do as a party leader that gave up power as part of the she sat that this is his complete and utter loss of power and one year later she succeeded him a chance so i am very doubtful that she can hold on to a twenty twenty one i think that in november december in december at the party conference of the conservative party her favorite pig for a successor is not elected then that's her advice and it might not even be until twenty twenty one so if mikel isn't focused on party politics now do you think her effectiveness of a chancellor could improve. she has done a lot for no money off the old people and. no no she has never had any had any principles and as you just pointed out she said that you can only be chancellor as long as your party leader and now she's giving up power as a party leader and she has she said well i will continue our

mikell: "twice we were sent home."heather werdal: "i was told to g him back in four days if he wasn't better and in four days his diaphragm stopped working and he would have died." declining an on-camera interview, a cdc doctor did get on the phone with us, and said the messaging about afm could be more effective.dr. nancy messonnier, cdc:"our message isn't getting to everywhere it needs to, and so we need to work harder at this."and -- the cdc's own expert medical advisers say the agency has had some missteps.dr. keith van haren: "we feel that their potential is tremendous as an institution.//the cdc is not rising to its potential in this particular case. we feel like they're not playing their a-game on this."van haren and other cdc advisors tell cnn the agency has been hesitant to focus research efforts on a particular virus they say evidence indicates is the cause of afm.but the cdc says: dr. nancy messonnier, cdc: "this is a mystery so far and we haven't solved it yet, so we have to be thinking broadly."back at mck

needed i guess so to me it's a very optimistic nears what future do you see for the cd party without mikel. i mean she remains the chancellor of the. city run t.v. they lose her as a chancellor. she's a member of to see you. i do think that so much would change if american say were it would become the popular leader everything would change if america becomes king leader because the end of the party could start to promote critics into political office so that. very uncomfortable. but it all i don't think that the party would only oppose merkel so you could have more american critics and political positions but to see you as a very very submissive quality towards the chancellor and be very siloed you as a member of critics takes over and. it would. give development it gives merkel but not the revolution there is to see the use of the told to do is make sort of in no way mickelson that cement the she will no longer lead the christian democratic union comes off the decades at the forefront of german politics she began her political kray off to the fall of the bettin wall joining the cd you in

fissions she will not seek reelection as party chairwoman at a conference in early december mikel has led the c.d.u. for the last eighteen years a decision follows a bruising election defeat election in the state of has so conservative so all there was dissolved in half a century. and for more on the three i'm joined now by political correspondent peter craven in our studios welcome peter first of all how big a surprise will this be if the news is confirmed the chance that there will not be standing as the leader of a cd you bought it's a complete and utter sensation the question you were just asking i'm very sorry is this the beginning of the end you know we. both know down the years until america has had various crises and we've asked our question at times we've never really believed in it properly in our house of it's now from this moment on i do believe that this is the beginning of the end of angle america's long tenure as german chancellor thirteen years in office and it certainly looks as though it's very close to the end of her tenure eighteen year tenure as the chair woman ch

doug mikell way live in dc as we learn a third migrants caravan could be on the way. >> reporter: weded for another major showdown over immigration after the president expressed his intention to end birthright citizenship by executive order. the constitutional guarantee that a child born in the united states to foreign parents has a becomes a citizen of the united states, the president suggesting it lowers many illegals here for the purpose of anchor babies. >> you can do it with an act of congress but they are saying i can do it with an executive order. how ridiculous, we are the only country in the world where a person comes in, has a baby and the baby is essentially a citizen of the united states with all those benefits. it is ridiculous, it is ridiculous and it has to end. >> reporter: the president is meeting stiff resistance not just from democrats but many within his own party. >> you cannot end birthright citizenship with an executive order. as a conservative i believe in following the plain text of the constitution and the 14th amendment is pretty clear. that would involve a

jillian: doug mikell way, third migrant caravan could be on the way. >> reporter: three caravans of centralontinue to make their way to the southern us border donald trump is vowing to further crackdown on illegal immigration planning to sign an executive order that would end birthright citizenship. the 14th amendment's guarantee the give citizenship to a child born in the us to foreign parents. >> you can definitely do it with an act of congress but now they are saying i can do it with an executive order. how ridiculous? we are the only country in the world where a person comes in, has a baby and the baby is essentially a citizen of the united states for 85 years with all its benefits. it is ridiculous. it is ridiculous. and it has to end. >> reporter: many legal scholars and congressional credit from both sides of the aisle say the president is wrong. it would require a constitutional amendment. a 2 thirds majority of congress and ratification by 4/5 of the states. >> you cannot legal birthright citizenship with an executive order. as a conservative i believe in following the plain text o

germany you know what consequences would a no deal brags that have for germany itself well i'm glad mikel said she outlined just a few of those problems what about those hundred thousand u.k. citizens who live in germany some of them. teachers and have been living here decades they've got families say we don't know what the solution would be if they don't reach a deal by december which is of course we have to remember that this is the timeline that we're talking about the e.u. needs to find a deal with britain by december to give both parliaments enough time to prepare for that date when britain is due to leave the european union they need three months britain has said it wants to exit by the end of march next year and of course you need a bit of time so said the teaches have no solution and there are companies that are doing trade their companies german companies that are based in the u.k. for all those problems we need to be prepared that if there is no deal by december we need to prepare that they'll just crash out and that would be would be disastrous ok given those consequences one m

house speaker congressman eric swalwell of the intelligence and judiciary committees and mikel haden and our correspondent and specialists are also standing by with full coverage. let's begin with the breaking news. let's go to our justice reporter, laura jarrett, here along with cnn justice correspondent, evan perez. laura, this is a criminal complaint. it shows moscow's election interference is still happening, heading into next month's midterm elections. what are the details of this alleged russian operation? >> wolf, this remarkable complaint just shows the depths of the russian efforts to sow discord and to exploit divisions in america less than two weeks away from the midterm elections. in this particular case, we have ele elena kushnanova charged with this project, fund bid concord management, that was indicted earlier this year for sowing discord in the 2016 election by the special counsel, robert mueller. now, this was brought out of the eastern district of virginia, and what it shows is just the depths of the hot-button issues the russians are trying to target. everything f

i want to go to mikel marquez in mexico beach. helping get the word out about people there who came in the storm and want their loved ones elsewhere to know it. miguel, explain where you are and what you have been seeing. >> well, this is downtown mexico beach. we're just down from the pain pier of mexico beach. where there are a lot of survivors who are starting to gather there. we asked about mr. wiggins. nobody either knew him or knew where he was or how he was doing. there was a fire fighter, actually, this is highway 98. this is the main road through town, huge chuchgs of it anks o missing. there is a fire fighter that comes up and he knows everything about time the next time he comes back we will ask about mr. wiggins, if he's heard anything. there is a bunch of other names, of people over there, robin retzloff, she wants her family in michigan to know she is okay. dawn vickers, dawn, her daughter, her grandson the three dogs, they are all okay. her family is in vernon, florida. robert brock, his family is also in florida. h

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and washington journal, jeff mikel lena, executive director of the blue planet foundation on the nubiley efforts in hawaii. on american history tv on c-span3, we visit the valley of the priests. along the north shore of a wahoo and the polynesian voyaging society in honolulu. documentaries,t soldier in hawaii, the silent film the hawaiian islands. the 1952 film long jeans kronos go. watch hawaii weekend this weekend on c-span, book tv and american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app, featuring kirk caldwell saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> washington journal continues. het: this is thomas jipping, serves as a senate judiciary chief counsel for senator orrin hatch for 2015 -- 2013-2017. a little bit about your previous position at comes to judicial nominations, talk about what you people you were considering for courts. >> i have been working in the field of judicial appointments for 30 years in the private sector or the years i worked for senator hatch. this is the 11th supreme court nomination i have been involved in. the majority set of the committee re

this is president reagan talking about the inf, following a three-day summit with mikell gorbachev. we took a step but still a critical one of enduring a more the most feast, a step important since world war ii. i am referring to the tree we signed. i believe this tree represents a landmark in post will history. it is not just an arms control button arms reduction this agreement is not simply established. it reduces a number of such weapons. all together abolishes an entire class come of the verification measures in the street or something you. with far-reaching applications, on-site inspections and short notices. again, this is a first-time event. that is why i believe this treaty when adam the rest of the third of four, but can speed alone the process that may someday move that threat entirely. host: your back -- your thoughts on 1987. guest: this was the beginning of the end of the cold war. it is right around reagan's sent. said he keptone the boast of those arsenals. this is important in that respect. this was not the end. this is the first step. the reagan administration and t