are extremely happy and that's not something you can assume with very much either some questions mr storm has one here. you know just doing this you know what a new scam to live from berlin we've just been listening to the leaders of the three parties which are going to form the coalition government here in germany listen to chancellor angela merkel from the c.d.u. and then we listen to all shots from the s.p.d. and then host see who fell from the c.s.u. party which is a part of the conservative bloc listening to them was our political correspondent kate welcome kit that we listened to all three to speaking and let's start with chancellor angela merkel she listed out a whole list of priorities and challenges facing the new government and she has said described this as an ambitious program so what did you make of what you said what was what struck you most about her comments i think it was interesting that she definitely directly addressed once again the result of the september election which of course one of the main upsets in parliament was the arrival of the far right a.f. day and she r

moment in the grip of this beast from the east, the siberian conditions coming in from east and storm mring and it really doesn't feel like it. let us go to phil mackie in monmouth. really doesn't feel like it. let us go to phil mackie in monmouthm really doesn't feel like it. let us go to phil mackie in monmouth. it is snowing very hard here. storm emma is going to grip this part of snap —— south wales and heading up into the midlands late on today. the snow has begun to settle a little bit. it isa has begun to settle a little bit. it is a couple of centimetres and people are still getting out and about. people are trying to get things done before that red warning the late on today, before the snow gets worse. the shop here just shut andi gets worse. the shop here just shut and i spoke to the lady who owned it and i spoke to the lady who owned it and she said it was basically time to go. best to get home before everything gets worse. travelling around at the moment, it is ok here. they would be a paper the next hour or so they would be a paper the next hour or so but later on this after

there's a storm gathering, mr. president, and it's going to wipe out you and your corrupt organization all the way down to the ( marty ) it's been one week since the horrific shooting at the yountville veterans home. three women lost their lives... when gunman albert wong took them hostage and fatally shot them at the pathway home there is a large public memorial planned for the victims and their families set to take place monday. kron four's terisa estacio spoke with one of the organizers. (estacio reporting)larry kamer, pathway spokesperson. it has been a challenging week, obviously, and obviously for the families of the victims. larry kamer - is the spokesperson for the pathway home... the ptsd treatment facility located on the yountville grounds and tragically the site where gunman and former patient albert wong killed three clinical psychologists last friday during a hostage situation. kamer talked with me about the days after the shooting and the victims - kamer. i can't imagine what it would be like to say g

there's a storm gathering mr. nd it's going to wipe out you and the corrupt organization. what did you mean by a storm gathering? >> i should have said storms gathering. because there are a number of storms threatening his presidency and many that can lead to impeachment proceedings and his conduct that could lead to indictments from bob mueller, the one i hope happens is at the ballot box. that he will be there and the midterm elections and in 2020 that he will be impeached, not by the house of representatives but by the voters who will reject the corruption and childish behavior he has demonstrated. >> we talked about the possibility of the firing of bob mueller, that can happen in his future. whether or not that will happen, we don't know. congressman, if that were to happen, do you think republicans would get behind a force to act on the present if they fire him. would they rally behind him if he is fired? >> no, they have shown no willingness to stand up to an out of control president. that's why you are seein

storm. remember, mr. obama was also caught on a hot mic saying that during his own 2012 reelection bid that after he won, he would be more "flexible" to work with vladimir. >> shannon: we remember. ed henry, thank you. breaking tonight, the trump administration planning new measures on trade and while the official announcement hasn't been made just yet, beijing is already responding. this headline from today's "wall street journal." neither china nor the journal for fans of the tariffs. now the headline is "china to target troops based in tariff response." beijing prepares to deliver painted president trump's support base. ellison barber is tracking at all. good evening. >> good evening, shannon. an administration official tells fox news the president is going to announce protective tariffs and investment restrictions against china and the tariffs could be upwards of $30 billion. that official tells fox news the tariffs are not to be a punishment but instead are designed to recover damages from what they

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there's a storm gathering, mr. president, and it's going to wipe out you and your corrupt organization all the way down to the studs. you really believe that? >> yeah, i do. and i actually probably should have put an "s" after storm. there are storms gathering. i think the best outcome for the american people is if a check is put on this presidency this midterm and that he is impeached at the ballot box in 2020. but by his own actions, he's inviting obstruction of justice charges both in the criminal courts and also, i believe, to the house judiciary committee. >> the fact that the president's team has hired a lawyer who has alleged that the president is being framed by a group of fbi/doj officials, what do you think that says about the president's legal strategy going forward? >> well, there's no floor of the fbi building that they are not willing to torch to peddle their conspiracy theories. for me, as the son of a cop and a brother to two cops, it just really offends me that he would just project upon all police

to maine are under winter storm warnings and watches upwards of 2,000 flights have been cancelled kriping travel in the northeast. and power outages are a big story as well. mr. roker is here tracking the storm. good to see you. thank you for staying late. >> i wish it was under better circumstances. as you look at the map right now, we have a few showers out in los angeles. otherwise, things are pretty clear until you get to the east. and you think i live in omaha or chicago. what do i care about this? the fact is that if you are flying or traveling or expecting somebody and their flight originates in the northeast, you're going to be waiting a long time. you have a federal express package or coming. it's going to be delayed because of this. you can see we have snow. but we also have rain. we have been wait iing for the colder air to filter down from the upper atmosphere. it's starting now. new york city now down to 33. now you can see we're even starting to see some lightning bolts. that means we have thunder snow. that means a more dynamic storm. the storm is getting more dynamic and more convection. that means more snow. philadelphia looking at 32 degree

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the attacker had already killed two of his captives and mr beltrame was shot several times before security forces stormedding, killing the gunman and ending the siege. three people were killed in a series of attacks by redouane lakdim and more than a dozen injured. he claimed to be acting on behalf of the jihadist group islamic state and said he wanted to secure the release of salah abdeslam, a french detainee linked to the november 2015 paris attacks. lucy williamson, bbc news, carcassonne. our correspondent gavin lee is outside the supermarket in trebes where yesterday's attack took place. a short while ago, police lifted the cordon close to the supermarket in trebes. this is where the siege took place for several hours yesterday, the super u. you can see a number of trolleys still knocked over. the scene is as it was. police outside as the investigation continues. the news this morning of the death of the police officer who the french president emmanuel macron said saved others' by swapping himself for one of the hostages, this is 45—year—old lieutenant colonel arnaud beltrame. it was said that he pas

there is a storm gathering, mr. ent. and it's going to wipe out you and your corrupt organization all the way down to the studs. wow. pete: that is the mind set of leftists in this country. whatever you do, mr. president, it's wrong. we're going to win in the 2018 mid terms and we will try to impeach you. ed: what happened to wait until the facts in the special counsel investigation and say you're going to be fired, you're going down. just throwing it out there. on the other hand in the case of mccabe you had, as you noted, the office of professional responsibility alan dershowitz liberal law professor was on with laura ingraham last night and basically saying this opr office is either seen as nonpartisan or sometimes protecting its own. and protecting fbi officials too much. so, for them to say you acted inappropriately and should be fired, that's a big deal. pete: absolutely. rachel: it's a big deal and also points to the need that the people working there know they need to clean their image up and this is a good f

there's a storm gathering mr. president and it's going to wipe out you and your corrupt organizational the way down to the studs so mccabe's firing comes as the justice department inspector general is set to release a report from an oversight investigation of the fbi and that report is expected to be very critical of mccabe's handling of the clinton e-mail probe, his handling of the duran o during the early months of the russia investigation as well as his ties to the democratic party dagen? dagen: thank you for that reporting in washington for us. did attorney general jeff sessions make the right decision in firing andrew mccabe? house intelligence committee member and gop congressman from ohio brad winthrop is here. is this the right decision? >> well we've heard mr. sessions say throughout this that he is going to be taking his time to gather information and to make a decision based on facts. i assume that's the move he has made here. that's what he's been saying he's wanted to do, so whether he made the right

storm. who can forget mr. obama caught on a hot mic in his own re-election in 2012 saying he would have more flexibility to deal with vat mir after he got -- slat mir after he got -- vladimir putin after he got re-elected. >> martha: thank you. ed henry at the white house. president trump defending himself against the backlash of the congratulations to vladimir putin on his election. here is senator rubio's take on the controversy last night. >> i would not, me personally would not have congratulated him. i thought it would be a mistake. he didn't win an election. all his opponents were in jail. he picked people that ran against him. no way he would lose. >> martha: the president responded this way. a short while ago. he tweeted this -- >> martha: here now with his take on all of this and how we should treat the russian leader, jack keen. and fox news senior strategic analyst. good to see you tonight. >> good to see you, martha. >> martha: thank you for being here. first of all, the president's reaction. what

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cold conditions, but look at this blob of the score here, milder here and that is associated with storm mrgoing to bring further outbreaks of snow across the south—west of england and wales. we are looking at two to five centimetres, perhaps more over higher ground, fresh snow adulation is moving northward. showers across the north—east but cold, maximum temperature is barely above freezing but with the strong wind, particularly for wales on the east coast, it will feel colder than that, it could reach minus nine celsius. this evening the snow will move northwards, southern parts of northern england will be affected. by that stage it should begin to ease off, so we could be looking at the covering of snow but the eyes will be a big risk going into tomorrow morning. further snow showers and ice for the north, temperatures well below freezing here. for the weekend, there will be a gradual improvement, it will remain cold in the north, milder in the south, the risk of snow and it also is a big risk, especially through the night. this is saturday morning, we could see some mist and fog across

mr. carlos torres that's the storm response coordinator. he leads a group and includes fema, core of engineers and leadership and representatives from the governors office and every day they meet and take a look at material availability, prioritization of line repair and make decisions on how lines are asignsigned. >> i'm interested to know what your estimate is of 100% distribution completion on the island. if you know that. >> it's been a long time to be without power. we estimated probably mid may before 100% of all the stuff is done. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you for being here and appreciate your testimony. and staying focused on the territories in puerto rico, nearly 1 in 3 schools lacks electricity and many also lack consistent access to clean water this forced many schools to operate on a limited daily schedule leading to school aged children in puerto rico missing out on more than 20 million full days of learning. what plans do you have in place to ensure that no displaced child is out of an educational setting

mr. carlos torres whos the governor's storm tater.e cord he leads the group including fema, comp engineer repa leadership and representative interests the governor's office. every day they meet. look at material availability. line repair and make des on how assigned and what require ams are out there. >> done it wap to cut short. of town time officer. i am interested to know what is 100% completion on the island if you know, if you knee. >> you can may am gin. yes. it has been a long time. we are estimating we have estimated that it would be before 100% of all the cities done. yes. i am all right. thank you. >> i yield. jim? >> mr. pan is recognized. recognize.e is >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for being here and your testimony. you know, staying focused hope to to territories. in puerto rico, one in three schools lacks electricity and consistent access to clean water. has lead to school-age children in puerto rico missing than 20 million full days of learning. have in placeyou to ensure that no displaced is out of educational setting fo more than 30 days in the future. >> congres

mr. ma goo. >> we're starting to see a major storm move into our area. >> it's going to stick around for awhileboardwalk down the shore. begin ining to see some rain drs on the lens. the worst of the storm is yet to come. our team coverage continues next. >>> and if you're just joining us, nbc 10 and tel money do are working together to find good homes for foster children. we need your help. we have a phone bank set up so you can learn more about foster children. the number is 1-877-622-9228. >>> a live look at the expressway at city avenue. strong rain, winds and whiteout conditions. t trying to avoid being on the roa roads. >> reporter: that's right. and so what we do while everybody tries to avoid the storm and stay home, we we like to get the best readings of the storm. we are here just south that's a radar in the sky. >> it's very high resolution. >> we are catching the first rain drops with this truck, but we'll be here all night long because the rain will intensify. what we'll do is compare this radar with the weather service rad radar. and show you why we use this one and why we use tho

storm? >> this is being jumped on by the remain side. mrs. may is having none of it.ome very strongly worded rebuttal from her in parliament. she said we had the boat, the decision has been made and we will not let these issues get in the way of delivering brexit. foster was on with mark about a week ago and he said we cannot get to the border issue without trade. and eileen foster make this more difficult for britain? option always have the of doing so. the reason why mrs. may is able to continue in downing street because chile the minority government with their support, however they are backing her line and the british governments line that there is no point in getting too upset about what is going to happen with the irish border because it depends on what the future trade agreement is. a deep free trade agreement, it lessens the need for border checks. it does not solve the problem, it kicks the can down the road on that issue. reporthere was a times saying that an announcement on the border could be today. >> it seems like what the times is referring to is the fac

mr. president, what will you support. was yesterday's brain storming message here's what i support?unded like it. >> i think that there's two camps on this. one group of people feel that it's very clear that he wants to see expanded background checks. that was the biggest take away. another camp that feels he really threw out a lot of ideas and he needs to make clear what his top priority is and try to sell it on the hill. >> shepard: is there any legislation in the works or are they wait something. >> there's tons of bills from different lawmakers. >> shepard: he wants a big beautiful bill. >> i don't think there's one big beautiful bill yet. i know senators manchin and toomey have said they're tweaking their bill from 2013 when it failed to see if they can get additional support. senator jeff flake said they're looking for tweaks to see if they can support that bill. >> shepard: it's interesting the back and forth. we just got an alert from associated press. delta has been punished for cutting ties with the nra. they get tax deals. atlanta is atlanta because they cut these deals.

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. >> reporter: the band lost two members that day, a 14-year-old tropical storm bone playe14-year guard. after that, mrnski said the students were playing differently. >> from the start, i saw what the music was doing to them and to their souls in a positive way. >> reporter: as for the message the students hope to send? >> i want to show that music can overcome anything and it really can help in any situation. >> reporter: more than 1200 miles from home, a lesson in the healing power of music. in ne new york city, brian yeni, fox news. >> connell: all right. a quick programming note for you this evening. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel, billy graham, an extraordinary journey will air. it's a special on america's pastor. don't miss that tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern here on fox news. just as the region digs out, meantime, a third winter storm in less than two weeks could be setting its sights believe it or not on the northeast. first, it rolls through the south. we'll get an update from the fox extreme weather center coming up next. also, a day of remembrance, seven years after twin disasters

there is a storm gathering mr. president and it will wipe you out all the way down to the studs.alling for mccabe's dismissal from month -- month suggesting he was biased against his administration. they cited the ig's office of investigations that accused mccabe of leaking information to the media and misleading investigators and mishandling approve -- probe into hilary clinton's e-mail server. he says he was singled out and when the president fired james comey he temporarily took over the bureau and defended cohen -- call me at senate hearings. >> the trouble began when he got to the seventh floor and forgot that the rules apply to him even though he's at the top executive level. >> mccabe has been with the bureau for 21 years and was going to retire tomorrow and now his pension is in jeopardy. and a blistering statement mccabe said this attack on my credibility is one part of a larger effort not just to flatter me but to think the fbi and law enforcement and intelligence professionals more generally. michaela went on to say it's part of this administration's ongoing war on the

author panel talking about his book, doubles bargains: steve bannon, donald trump and the storming of the presidency. mr. green from bloomberg businessweek now joins us on our set to take your calls. one of the last things you said today mr. green on the panel you were on with nancy and david as a business reporter you know for a fact that other business people will be running for presidency or considering it. mark even oprah winfrey, we have heard the same wells? >> guest: howard schultz, the chairman of starbucks, you former athletes, you could have entertainers, connie west although i have a hard time believing in myself as someone who is spoken about president in 2020 and i think what trump selection then and the fact that he was able to get elected with no political experience and without spending a lot of money convinced a larger group of people that would ordinarily consider running for president especially ones with nontraditional background that say, look, in this new modern era maybe there is a path for someone like me and i have business savvy or i'm entertainer or name recognition and i know

to cast the movie this way -- >> yes her call to put a little brown girl at the center storm and to diversify the mrsplanet is about inclusion and about -- >> yours too. >> and mine too. >> i love you and ava together. you guys are a great one-two punch. >> yeah. it's really good. >> you play off of each other well. >> we don't want people to mistake this is about adolescents, but it's a universal message about finding your own voice and your own path. that's why the book has such wide appeal. >> yes. and -- that's why it's a fantastical book for children families, young girls is because it's about discovering your own voice at the age where you're trying to figure out is it my voice or should i do what university else wants me to do. -- what everybody else wants me to do. >> and overcoming insecurities. what if any insecurities have you had? >> i've had a lot to overcome. i think the most important essential thing to understand about all of us the thread that runs through all of us is what meg says at the end of the movie. "i deserve to be loved." you remember in -- she says "i deserve to be loved."

single part of the transport network which is in the pincer grip between the beast from the east and storm mrtwork. 0ne are heavy users of the train network. one of the problems we've had is train companies have been finding it very difficult to get new information to passengers, it means the information on the website might not necessarily be on the app, which nike not necessarily be on the boards. —— might not be. what tends to be happening if you turn up at train stations is they are only putting up the information on the trains that are running. they are not putting up information about cancelled trains. lots of travel restrictions have been lifted on tickets, so you can travel different times of the day, perhaps even the next day or the day after. the train companies are trying to be very flexible about the tickets you have. if you are in or around the south—west of england, the update from the companies at the moment is, do not try and travel. 0r from the companies at the moment is, do not try and travel. or if you are trying to travel travel home as soon as possible. all like victoria,

the attacker had already killed two of his captives, and mr beltrame was shot several times before security forces stormedlling the gunman and ending the siege. three people were killed in a series of attacks by redouane lakdim and over a dozen injured. he claimed to be acting on behalf of the jihadist group islamic state and said he wanted to secure the release of salah abdeslam, a french detainee linked to the november 2015 paris attacks. 18 investigators from the uk's information commissioner have been searching the london headquarters of cambridge analytica overnight, after a high courtjudge granted them a warrant. the firm is at the centre of a data privacy row and is accused of using information from millions of facebook users to help political campaigns, without their consent. after a week of waiting for a warrant, last night the is called. theirjob to search the offices of cambridge analytica to evidence that data gathered by facebook personality test from around 50 million americans in 2014 was not stride. and whether it grow one use the data, it had an impact on the election two years later that

the attacker had already killed two of his captives and mr beltrame was shot several times before security forces stormeding, killing the gunman and ending the siege. three people were killed in a series of attacks by redouane lakdim and more than a dozen injured. he claimed to be acting on behalf of the jihadist group islamic state and said he wanted to secure the release of salah abdeslam, a french detainee linked to the november 2015 paris attacks. lucy williamson, bbc news, carcassonne. 18 investigators from the uk's information commissioner have been searching the london headquarters of cambridge analytica overnight, after a high courtjudge granted them a warrant. the firm is at the centre of a data privacy row and is accused of using information from millions of facebook users to help political campaigns, without their consent. ben ando reports. after a week of waiting for a warrant, last night the inspectors called. theirjob — to search the offices of cambridge analytica for evidence that data gathered via a facebook personality test from around 50 million americans in 2014 was not destroyed and w

when they heard gunfire, they then stormed the supermarket killing the terrorist. they found mr. beltrame badly injured, and he spent the evening fighting for his life, but in the early hours this morning, he lost his battle with those injuries. president emmanuel macron is among many here in france calling him a hero. ron. >> okay, thanks, james longman reporting from paris. >>> and back here in the u.s., in northern california, the fbi has identified the suspect who died when he drove an suv loaded with five propane tanks and cigarette lighters into the gates of travis air force base near sacramento. that suv bursting into flames investigates say 51-year-old hafiz kazi was a nomad who has known links to terrorism. >>> and here in new york city, fire officials investigating a cause of a deadly fire in a harlem building that was being used as a movie set and say it could be some time before they're able to safely go inside that structure and investigate. 38-year-old michael davidson, a 15-year veteran of the new york fire department, the only fatality. he died trying to save peop

mr. magoo. amid the chaos, one man who has been under fire seems to have weathered the storm. john kelly with some dark humor today, in a visit with former colleagues at the department of homeland security. >> i miss every one of you, every day. [ laughter ] but i did something wrong and god punished me, i guess. >> a lot of laughter in that room. cecilia vega from inside the white house tonight. and cecilia, the white house is trying to contain speculation late today about yet another possible high profile departure? >> reporter: yeah, david. sources tell us that national security adviser h.r. mcmaster is expected to leave his job as soon as this spring. there have been long-running tensions between mcmaster and the president over what many here view as mcmaster's abrasive style in some oval office meetings. but just a few minutes ago, officials here at the white house tell us that there was just an oval office meeting between the two men that just wrapped up, and the president told mcmaster he is doing a great job. david, they are calling this speculation fake news. >> cecil

mr. roker. >> we are watching some strong storms firing up.ith these systems as well. we've got a moderate risk of flooding from tyler, texas, texarkana, little rock to southern parts of missouri for today. and tomorrow, that risk continues through louisiana into arkansas, and stretches all the way as far east as nashville and beyond with heavy rain anywhere from three to five inches. that >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. a lot of sunshine as we take a live look outside over san jose. hazy sunshine at that. now, we are going to have a chilly start, but it warms up quickly as we go throughout the morning and our highs reaching into the low 70s for the inland areas, up to 65 for the high in san francisco and oakland, look for a high of 69 degrees. more sunshine in this forecast as this dry weather continues. good weather to get out there and wash the car, it's going to be warming up as well, low 70s on thursday in san francisco. >>> that's your latest weather. don't forget, check us out throughout the day, on our siriusxm channel 1

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mr. macron basically weathers the political storm.evival of anti-semitism in europe and is it something that jews everywhere ought to be worried about? >> i think jews in europe must feel it coming from both sides here. you have a murder like yesterday which is an immigrant community, we've seen other acts on elderly jews in paris coming from muslim immigrants. but you have the national front rising from the right. you just -- a white nationalist movement take a plurality of the parliament in italy. you have hundreds of thousands of people in the streets of budapest marching on -- in support of orbonn, the head of hungary, who is actually out there campaigning against george soros. talk about a -- i wouldn't call it a dog, like a bull horn. you have a rise of nationalist hatred on the right in europe. at the same time as you have a rise of anti-semitism on the left. that is a very, very dangerous place for jew ss to be. >> jonathan, how much do you think this is confined or driven by social media? it seems in addition to trump being,

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storm headed? how long is it going to last? al has the answers, of course. good morning, mr. roker. >> good morning, guys. along the coast, 34 million people under a flood watch. we have winter weather advisories for 16 million people. this thing is just getting wound up. as we put the radar into motion, you see the snow and heavy rain from boston and nantucket, all the way to atlantic city and washington, d.c. low pressure system off of the coast. there's a high up into canada. heavy gusting winds and strong snow bands inland into the coast. you see the rains start to taper off. but the pounding waves along the coast, the wind and the snow will continue. into saturday, the rain ends but the winds will continue, as will all that surf. we have high wind warnings and watches right now, for 61 million people, from new england all the way to northern georgia. 35-mile-per-hour to 55-mile-per-hour wind gusts. coastal gusts up to 65 miles per hour. let's look at what we're talking about as far as our accumulations are concerned. this is not exactly what we're expecting to see. but we'll show you that the possibl

mr. roker with a first check of the weather. al, are you still talking about another storm?> yeah, in fact we're talking a coast-to-coast storm that starts in the west and makes its way to the east by early next week. we've got rain down in southern california, but this is the culprit that is going to be causing all the problems coast to coast. here it starts off bringing in heavy rain and snow to the pacific northwest. northwestern california 1 to 2 inches of rain. snowfall of 1 to 3 feet, about 3,000 feet and higher up to 5 feet of snow. as this system moves to the east, we've got a risk of severe weather for tomorrow, damaging winds, hail possible, potential for tornadoes from central louisiana all the way on up into arkansas. the system will move east with rain and snow bringing strong storms to the lower mississippi river valley, continues east into saturday, causing heavy rain down south. here's where it gets interesting. we're calling it #foureaster. we've been seeing this online in social media. the system moves to the southeast, then transfers its energy off the coa

storm reveals a more than 100-year-old miystery beneath the waves. >>> 4:25 right now. a former trump campaign aide appears to be reversing after he >> i mean mr.mp's -- willing to cooperate. >> on msnbc, stan nunnburg said he would not appear. and then said he would probably cooperate. he also suggested then candidate donald trump may have actually done something wrong during the campaign. >> do you think they have something on the president? >> i think they may. >> what? >> i think that he may have done something during the election but i don't know that for sure. >> why do you think that? >> i can't explain it unless you're in there. >> the white house fired back saying nunberg only served in the campaign in the early days and that he's incorrect. the white house press secretary reaffirmed there was know collusion between the campaign and russia. >>> british officials are trying to figure out if a former russian spy may have been poisoned. someone found serhim and a woman bench poisoned. he was freed in 2010 as part of a spy swat. >>> and graco is replacing highchairs walmart sold a table to table 6 in 1 chair. legs can pivot out of position