. >> reporter: michael morrell helped pen the letter. the president's action has nothing to do with who should and should not hold security clearances, and everything to do with an attempt to stifle free speech. >> you can agree or disagree with what john has done since he retired. we all agree that he has the right to say it. >> president trump says he hasn't silenced brennan but actually given him a louder voice. >> president trump also said he felt bad for paul manafort who is on trial for fraud charges. >>> students with life- threatening allergies are heading back to school without epipens because of a nationwide shortage. the fda approved the first generic version of the epipen yesterday. >>> tributes pouring in from around the world to remember aretha franklin. >> fans flocked to her hometown. >>> we're looking at widespread sunshine and a good looking lunch break. and we'll talk about our air quality for the weekend. cars for delivery... kroger launched the program yesterday.. in a phoenix suburb. kroger says customers can order

neighborhood you know the one hundred seventy one it's another legacy of the vietnam war as a talk about morrell the collapse of morality in nixon had to start paying for that war and got us all to go senate to expand the credit credit expansion to buy more guns to fulfill the what eisenhower warned us about the military industrial complex so since then we've of course had hyper financialization and the cation of all. the assets of america and this is why we've seen the rapidly escalating in the past two decades especially the cost for health care the cost for education the cost for many things houses things that used to be within the reach of an ordinary worker and i can remember back in the one nine hundred seventy s. my mom after my dad passed away was a single mother and she was able to buy a house go to university with three kids and still like how imagine a twenty four year old woman being able to do that today no it's not possible because of the high profile until ization and all the credit and debt has driven up the cost of all these things and yet wages have not risen so i want to turn

your neighborhood you know thirty seventy one it's another legacy the vietnam war is a talk about morrell the collapse of morality in the nixon had to start paying for that war and got us all to go. and to expand the credit crew expansion to buy more guns to fulfill the what eisenhower warned us about the military industrial complex so since then we've of course had hyper financialization and the cation of all of the assets of america and this is why we've seen rapidly escalating in the past two decades especially the cost for health care the cost for education the cost for many things houses things that used to be within the reach of an ordinary worker and i can remember back in the one nine hundred seventy s. my mom after my dad passed away was a single mother and she was able to buy a house go to university with three kids and still like how imagine a twenty four year old woman being able to do that today no it's not possible because of the high profile until ization and all the credit and debt has driven up the cost of all these things and yet wages have not risen so i want to turn to

confidence inspiring names like henry kissinger former cia chief michael hayden former acting cia had mike morrell and former bush era homeland security chief michael chertoff are on tire of interim recently sat down with saeed to discuss the slippery slope of facebook friends censorship. is this kind of push for the corporate policing of free speech. and political content a kind of his manifesto itself you know recently with kind of facebook executives teaming up with a group of the atlantic council to decide you know what is fake news and bad political speech and what is good news and good political speech. how many different ways is this a really bad idea it's it's unbelievably scary and. even if you take the worst case scenario view of what happened in two thousand and sixteen with russian meddling. this is a separate. and extremely terrifying political development that has been going on for a long time even independently again of the russian story because a huge part of what's happening now with this whole situation with facebook zapping sites that you know some think tank full of x e i t. pe

neighborhood you know the one hundred seventy one it's another legacy of the vietnam war as a talk about morrell the collapse of morality in the nixon had to start paying for that war and got us all to go. then to expand the credit crew expansion to buy more guns to fulfill the what eisenhower warned us about the military industrial complex so since then we've of course had hyper financialization and the cation of all of the assets of america and this is why we've seen the rapidly escalating in the past two decades especially the cost for health care the cost for education the cost for many things houses things that used to be within the reach of an ordinary worker and i can remember back in the one nine hundred seventy s. my mom after my dad passed away was a single mother and she was able to buy a house go to university with three kids and still like how imagine a twenty four year old woman being able to do that today no it's not possible because of the high profile until ization and all the credit and debt has driven up the cost of all these things and yet wages have not risen so i want to tu

i'm reminded, everyone from robert gates to jim comey to mike morrell said the chances were high thatoreign power did get into that unsecure server. you paid very close attention to this in congress, what do you think the truth is here? >> oh, i think it's highly probable and most likely that it did happen. we heard testimony from the inspect general, michael horowitz, that they did believe that there was an intrusion on this computer. when i was the chairman of the oversight committee, we heard testimony from the person who set up the server, did not have a degree in computer science, had never taken a computer course. literally kind of, you know, went down to best buy and then set it up in the basement there. i mean, literally, that's how sloppily this was done. we never did get testimony from the secret is service, all think they would take some ownership given that it was in former president clinton's home, but nevertheless i can't imagine that, a, she wasn't targeted. of course she was. she was secretary of state. and even as former secretary of state, she was presidential candid

. >> mike morrell, thank you. >>> after all of the revelations of his parkinson's diagnosis is bringingis puzzling disease. >> it's like a puzzle to be solved. what do i have to adapt to carry on a normal life. i enjoy solving puzzles, it's very fun. >> a ♪ ♪ >>> in today's "morning rounds," >>> in today's morning rounds, how actor allan an alda announc his parkinson's diagnosis. >> find out what real science is coming up with that helps. it helps to keep moving. >> parkinson's disease affects an estimated 1 million americans and more than 6 million people worldwide. it's the fastest growing neurological disease. cases are expected to double by 2040. for two decades, actor michael j. fox has been the public face of tparkinson's disease with hi foundation. >> what causes parkinson's disease and why ask it spreading so quickly? >> dopamine is -- parkinson's can also cause nonmovement symptoms, like memory problems, mood changes, sleep problems. the reason we see it increasing is age is the most common risk factor for parkinson's. so as our population gets older, there's an increase in dia

one of them, former cia acting director, michael morrell, will join us. >>> skiing legend bode miller and his wife share an emotional plea after losing their young daughter in a sudden drowning. how they are turning their grief into a life-saving mission. >>> and epipens can mean the difference between life and death. how a newly approved competitor could drive the cost for millions of americans. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. sna ♪ chain chain chain >> her music just went and swept everybody. >> a giant among giants. >> the world pays respect to the queen of soul. ♪ chain of fools >> you've had a lot of legends and superstars but we've only had one queen and her name is aretha franklin. >> omarosa released another secret recording. she says it proves president trump wanted her to keep quiet. >> i am here to blow the whistle. >> the vatican breaking its silence on the pennsylvania grand jury report detailing child sexual abuse. >> there has to be accountability. >> in colorado, christopher watts is being held without bail on

. >> my name is claudia morrell . i work with professional teachers and this past year i had the pleasure of working with teachers in a particular state and a lot of rural areas prominently white . and the goal is to help them become more aware of the intersection now any of their students and help raise awareness and visibility around issues of race and gender and disability and poverty and what i heard was a lot of the teachers are there because they are loving their kids. it's really an issue of invisibility to them in the first place they go, one of two places they go are either defense or guilty shame and that's not helpful.and that's been my conclusion is you can probably work with people who are defensive and help them move along the pathway but people who are guilty and feeling ashamed, when i tell them is that that isn't helpful . to whom much is given, much is required . if you know your students, create an equitable learning requirement and make sure that every child arrives but helping them make sure they

your neighborhood you know thirty seventy one it's another legacy the vietnam war is a talk about morrell the collapse of morality in the nixon had to start paying for that war and got us all to go senate to expand the credit credit expansion to buy more guns to fill the what eisenhower warned us about the military industrial complex so since then we've of course had hyper financialization and the cation of all. the assets of america and this is why we've seen rapidly escalating in the past two decades especially the cost for health care the cost for education the cost for many things houses things that used to be within the reach of an ordinary worker and i can remember back in the one nine hundred seventy s. i mean my mom after my dad passed away was a single mother and she was able to buy a house go to university with three kids and still like how imagine a twenty four year old woman being able to do that today no it's not possible because of the high profile until ization and all the credit and debt has driven up the cost of all these things and yet wages have not risen so i want to t