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the mobley's president makes his first public address since winning the disputed election again blaming the opposition for inciting violence. a year on from sierra leone's devastating mudslide we talked to survivors whose loved ones remain buried under this amount and now after hitting the heights in toronto rough on the dull decides to skip is next i want to have that story a bit later in school. now donald trump has taken to twitter to lash out at former white house aide omarosa manigault newman who was fired late last year u.s. president described the former apprentice contestant as wacky and not smart i want house correspondent kimberly joins us now kimberly what prompted trump to make these comments. well certainly omarosa manigault newman is selling a book so this is certainly been a reaction to some of the revelations from her book that she's using to promote the sales that will go out on tuesday that she has secret recordings of her being fired by the chief of staff john kelly and also the president's reaction to the news that she was being fired in the second recording this is

messaging based on data, and put all of these solutions behind a wall so we can better coordinated and b mobley -- be moibilely enabled. a lot of employers are moving in that direction, but we are seeing i would say case by case examples of better engagement with certain types of point solutions. we've seen on diabetes management in particular. we have seen it on some of the emotional well-being solutions that are getting very good sustained engagement over time. the next question is what are they doing in terms of outcome? i think a lot of these solutions are relatively new within the last several years but we are tracking that. one of the things we do with our is to innovations forum line startups with pilots implicitly can see those results and report those results over to the rest of the members. other questions? >> do you know, what you think, what employers are thinking in terms of the jpmorgan, amazon disruption or other disruptions? brian: let's start with other silicon valley disruptions. i think a lot of these point solutions are silicon valley disruptions. they are coming out of that

messaging based on data, and put all of these solutions behind a wall so we can better coordinated and b mobley enabled. a lot of opportunity therapeutic employers are moving in that direction, but we are seeing i would say case by case examples of better engagement with certain types of point solution. we've seen on diabetes management a particular. we have seen on some of the emotional well-being solutions that are getting very good sustained engagement over time. the next question is what are they doing in terms of outcome? a lot of the solutions are relatively new within the last several years but we are tracking that. what of the things we do about health innovations for them is would to line startups with pilots implicitly can see those results and report those results over to the rest of the members. >> other questions? >> do you know what you think, what employers are thinking in terms of the jpmorgan, amazon disruption or other disruptions? >> let's start with other silicon valley destructions. a lot of these are coming out of that market or they're coming at a boston or of every snap

mamie till bradley mobley and after her son was killed.ng you the open casket although it is very, very powerful. and i think she made the right decision to display that because we would rather look the other way that sometimes you must look into the face of evil, of what evil does. the motley was the primary female attorney with the naacp legal defense fund. there she is and she always looked like that. when she would argue cases, people would come from miles around. they walk, take care just, whatever, to see her argue. first of all the she was unusual. a female attorney, and she's there holding her own with all the men. she integrated, she litigated for the university of georgia and mississippi. and i think the other two people in that picture, martin luther king and coretta scott king. the women in my book that i interviewed, the nine oral histories, the first one is leah chase. she and her husband ran a restaurant, and she still runs the restaurant in new orleans. some of you may have been there. the reason she's there is like george

mobley about the same today. debbie better into tonight and tomorrow. the dip in the jet stream brings in that cooler pattern and ramps up the fog. 50s on the temperatures. more so than 60s. travis already gusts to 31. i don't think we will warm up more than one or 2 degrees for some. the smoke holds down some of the temperatures. 60s, 70s and well below average for everybody except closer to the coast but these are all below average. that will continue into the weekend with only subtle changes. even cooler early next week. >>> the queen of soul will be laid to rest next week. coming up in 25 minutes, who will perform at aretha franklin's funeral to honor her life and legacy. >>> first, would you buy coffee from a woman wearing a bikini? where a new coffee shop is causing some controversy. >>> welcome back. a fire at the tesla complex in fremont will not slow down the production of its model three. investigators say a pile of cardboard headed for recycling caught fire last night. smoke could be seen coming from the tesla property alongside interstate 88

. >> we've don >> we've done that mobley and we believe that half a million dollars has been spent bythe government that we've studied. this is after the extended period for the full set of organizations behind the campaigns. who should we be looking at after russia that are likely impacting our daily conversations who would be the top three or four countries that you believe what he most activelbe mostactively out there work that russia is also doing? there is a black market for people skilled who have these dark arts and playing them in their own countries started to get hired to work in other countries. are those that are participating in this kind of activity? >> these are 40 countries that have organized disinformation campaign in the sense of the stable personnel with telephones and timely benefits. the audited expenditures covers 40 in total. on doctor kelly's comment about in our country we focused on the defense, no administration has yet figured out what the offense should be and i think one of those reasons is we haven't figured out with certainty how we would determine whe