dover, delaware, as the body of special warfare operator william ryan owens is now returning back home to the u.s. the family of mr. he owens requested privacy for the matter. part of the reason we're led to believe why it was pretty much unexpected and unannounced at white house throughout the day. in fact the media travels alongside the president we're told has been kept away from that area this will be a moment between the president of the united states, the remains of mr. owens returning and we believe mr. owens family there at dover, delaware. the base there. yet another solemn reminder, david. really the first for president trump, that sometimes there are unfortunate realities that come with also being the commander-in-chief. at the white house press briefing earlier today white house press secretary sean spicer asked whether this was successful mission. keep in mind 14 members of aqap, al qaeda of the arabian peninsula were killed in this event, in this raid, this counterterrorism event. mr. spicer said anytime a member of the military is killed, anytime you have members of the military injured as was also

mr. owens appears to be looking for more of an investigation into the white house decision making, why did they decide to pursue this mission in yemen. and we've asked a number of officials this morning. they point to what they pointed to when this happened. it was an idea, a mission originally conceived broadly as a yemen mission during the obama administration. it was up to the trump administration in its early days to decide to carry it out. they are investigating number of matters related to this, but whether this gold star father will find all the answers he's looking for remains to be scene. john, poppy? >> barbara starr, thank you very much. remember there was the back and forth between mccain and the administration about whether or not this was a success ses or not and can you call it a success when you have a death like that and injuries. we have a lot ahead this hour. as the president kicks off a big, big week, an unprecedented crackdown we learned from those leaks coming inside the w

let me read you one more thing that mr. owens said.e said, don't hide behind my son's death to prevent an investigation. i want an investigation. the government owes my son an investigation. i think it's fair to say, when the white house was asked about this today, there was no sense that they are going to meet mr. owens' requests anytime soon, jake. >> barbara starr, thanks so much. >>> let me bring back senator mark warner, the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee. your reaction to what william owens, this gold star father, had to say about the yemen raids. do you think the trump administration rushed this operation? >> i think we need to get a full briefing. and i understand why this father, who my understanding from the press, wasn't that anxious to meet the president since the president had been so disrespectful to another gold star father, and he deserves the answers, because one of the things that we need to make sure is, there were questions that there was a lot of valuable information gathered from this raid. beyo

mr. owenss the possibility that maybe this had something to do with it because we have friendly people in yemen that are helping us, translators, medical people, and it's possible, he said, that someone who was upset about this travel ban might have tipped off the wrong people about what happened that this raid was coming. he said nobody really knows what happened and that's the point. he believes that there should be an independent investigation into the entire timeline. >> and we should point out that our own sources are telling us that what has happened since in yemen might make it more difficult to have a productive investigation, even the routine investigation, and that people from the obama national security team have told us that they never signed off on this, that they had looked at it but they certainly handed it over as a work in progress, but it was never given a green light by the prior administration which had initially been suggested by the white house, the trump white house. juli

following up on sean spicer, and you lost the life of mr. owens this navy s.e.a.l.s. do you still view it as a success and he was very careful to characterize and couch today. >> how doid you hear it? >> yeah, i think he completely sort of reframed the statement put out in president trump's name toeover the weekend. first words of the gate were declaring this a success and then went on to pay respects but the first sentence out of the gate in that written statement was declaring success, today when answering sara maury's question is you can't ever call something a 100% success when you have somebody wounded or dies, not that they have not achieved objectives of what this is about but calling it a success, leaving it with that no longer seems to be witting well at this white house. >> the reporter just said about a million things can go wrong on the ground and can multiply by a factor of ten on that. these are not video games. bad things happen sometimes. no plan survives the first contact. that's cliche, special operations are very, very good, delta seals, army ranger

we don't know how long he will be there on the ground in delaware as the body of mr. owens, his remains come back and presumably the owens family is there as well. one of the more -- you mentioned the word "somber" neil. that extends throughout the administration. because at the white house press briefing earlier today, sean spicer, the press secretary, he himself has a military background. he asked about the mission and asked whether or not it was a success. 14 members of al-quaida in the arabian peninsula were killed in the mission. but mr. spicer said you can't consider it a full success because we lost one of our own. some of our own were hurt in the mission as well. was it a success in the sense that they be members -- the service members were able to take out some bad terrorists? absolutely. but a success, you cannot call it, mr. spicer said, a 100% success because we lost a life of this service member, again, neil, the president leaving here a little while ago. >> blake burman, thanks very much. with us, rhonda sandis, a former jag officer himself. congressman, this

and as jim said, he said it was a very sad, very beautiful visit with mr. owens' family.n mcchoir, former navy seal who you just heard from and the former "new york times" reporter, best-selling author. the latest book "the prisoner" just hit bookshelves this week, yesterday in, fact. let me just start with you, alex. the raid was a success. of course, he is getting a lot of criticism for using that word because an american lost their lives and civilians that lost their lives as well. is the criticism warranted? >> i don't think we know what they got. it seems tactically they ran into serious problems they were not expecting. and one thing we were talking about is why they went in with ospreys which are loud and, you know, the special forces have silence blackhawks. i don't know fit was a tactical decision because of distance. you know, they're it in the middle of the desert. >> and the approach would have been heard using the much louder aircraft. general marks? >> yeah, i was going to sashgs i'm not going to second-guess any decision that was made by a combat anlt comma

anybody who undermines the success of that rage, owes an apology and disservice to the life of mr. owens>> when i was in prison in north vietnam, there was an attempt to rescue the p.o.w.s. unfortunately, the prison had been evacuated, but the brave men who took that mission and risked their lives to rescue us prisoners of war were genuine american heroes because the mission failed did not diminish their bravery and courage and willingness to sacrifice for their fellow americans who were being held captive. mr. spicer should know that story. >> senator john mccain with a message for sean spicer. this morning, president trump is tweeting about john mccain writi writing senator mccain should not be talking about the success of failure to the media. he's been losing so long, he doesn't know how to win anymore. look at the mess our count is in, bogged down in conflict all over the place. looks like the president has more on that. joe, what to make on that? >> you know, it's day trading of the worst sort. we should be past that now and understand that he's done that and mark that down on the

mr. williams: doug, do you want to start with the seventh cavalry? the gary owen group. mr. egerton: i wanted to get with the klan and the seal -- and the sea islands. the klan is writing around with their robes in hoods. and then the klan act passes. and then the klan act passes. grant does declare martial law and crushes the klan. and it decentralized this the klan and drives them underground. yet to get 25 guys in white robes and burn crosses. you just get your cousin or a guy that was your sergeant during the war and you wait outside the home of the local black activists and you shoot him in the morning and ride away. that because very hard to combat. in some cases there is not even a death. i have a story in my book. there is no modern ballots in the 19th century. they had tickets. the black activists have the tickets. about six guys ride to his house. not wearing hoods. they say give us the tickets or we will shoot you and kill your wife. the guy hands them over. the next day there are no ballots in that county for republicans. they get zero votes. the guys learned ear

owen and yago, for a minute, minute and a half. it's the first conversation we've ever had. >> i whispered to ron when that clip was running, that people at disney, mr. iger and company must be loving you and owen right now. >> like who knew that disney had the power -- i'm a disney fan, who knew disney had the power to do all of this. >> look, i think they love the way owen interprets them for the world. there's a book before the movie, they saw the way he sees them and how he sees more in them than often the animators who made the characters. it's a beautiful story about the power of movies. disney movies in shaming who we are, who we become. >> you gave a bit of that -- you answered this question to some degree in that clip just now, how did you process the minute you realized the power that these characters had in owen's life. >> it was kind of stunning, tavis. owen's about 6 1/2 there when this happens with the yago puppet, he's up to about a three word sentence after endless hours of therapy. all of a sudden, i realize he's memorized disney movies. you throw him a line, he'll throw you back the next line. he can go for hours. we can communicat

lake area when group -- the gary owen group. mr. egerton: i wanted to get sealthe klan and these islands. the klan is writing around with their robes in hoods. act passes. klan that's the good is. andy centralizes the klan and drives them underground. a lot of vigilantes understand cousinn you just get a are a guy who is your sergeant during the war and you wait outside the home of a local black activists and you shoot him in the morning and ride away. that because very hard to combat. in some cases there is not even a death. i have a story in my book. there is no modern ballots. they had tickets. about six guys ride to his house. they say give us the tickets only will shoot you and kill your wife. the guy hands them over. the next day there are no ballots in the county for republicans. they get zero votes. thatuys learned early on you don't to have a big organization to crush democracy and voting rights. you just need a couple of people and it makes it hard to go after. wherems of the islands, the u.s. army and navy arrive in 1862,

owens' death? do you still say it was successful? mr. spicer: the president was here in the residence. he was kept in touch with his national security staff. secretary mattis and others had kept him updated on both the raid and the death of chief owens, as well, before and other -- as well as the four other individuals that were injured. he was kept apprised of the situation throughout the evening. again, i think i would go back to what i said yesterday. it's hard to ever call something a complete success when you have the loss of life. or people injured. but i think when you look at the totality of what was gained to prevent the future loss of life, here in america, and against our people and our institutions, and probably throughout the world, in terms what have some of these individuals could have done, i think it is a successful operation by all standards. again, i want to reiterate, it is tough to ever use the word success when you know that somebody has lost their life. but when you go back and look at an individual that dedicated their life to serving this country, and went over

ryan owens will be posthumously award the with the purple heart. mr. speaker, at this time i would ask that the house rise and take a moment of silence to pay tribute to navy seal ryan owens for his exceptional ervice to our country. for eaker pro tempore: what purpose does the gentlewoman from maine seek recognition? ms. pingree: to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. pingree: thank you. mr. speaker, just hours before president trump's inauguration, a young woman in my district from gentleman beautya, she worked with our military as ininterpreter. she came to the united states for the freedom and safety she could not find in her home country. but as a muslim and immigrant, the rhetoric she heard during the election had made her question whether she was welcomed here. since president trump issued his backdoor ban on muslim immigrants and halt on all refugees, i thought of her often. as well as thousands of other refugees who underwent arduous j

who was killed during a raid in yemen. 36-year-old william ryan owens is the first casualty since mr. trump took office. he died saturday from wounds suffered during a weekend raid on an al qaeda base. owens was a huge san francisco giants fan. buster posey shared this picture of owens on social media. he visited the giants locker room back in 2012. posey called owens a hero gone way too soon. >>> you may have noticed clouds are thickening over the bay area right now. this is the view on live doppler 7 and rain is not far away. let's move along and see what's coming our way. you can see here the massive clouds and moisture moving in our directions being generated by the storm that's farther out to sea. now, the arriving storm tomorrow evening ranks one on the storm impact scale. it will produce light showers and be breezy tomorrow evening. but the storm will intensify overnight into thursday. it will be ranked 2 on the storm impact scale thursday morning. showers, downpours, 40 to 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts and some thunder accompanying this storm. there's high concern fop ponding on

owens, 36, from peoria, is the first service member killed since mr.rump became commander-in-chief. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back.

. >> reporter: but william owens told military officials he didn't want to meet mr. trump, adding quote, i didn't want to make a scene about it but my conscience wouldn't let me talk to him and he questioned the raid. why at this time did there have to be this stupid mission when it wasn't barely a week into his administration? the trump administration has called the raid a success. >> it achieved the purpose it was going to get. >> saying valuable intelligence was found on the phones. but along with owens life, a tilt rotor aircraft was lost. john mccain questioned it. >> when you lose a $70 million airplane and more importantly an american life is lost or wounded i don't believe you can call it a success. >> reporter: this morning george stephanopoulos asked the white house spokesperson if the father will seek an investigation. >> the son is a true american hero and we should forever be in his son's debt. >> does the president want an investigation? >> i haven't had the chance to speak with him directly about this. but i would imagine that he would be supportive of

william ryan owens was killed in action, and we showed you that, and mr. and ivanka paying respects. there are questions about whether al qaeda knew the americans were coming. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: it was a mission planned for months that fell apart as soon as it began. >> you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: on the ground, the team was quickly surrounded by hard-core fighters including women. a 360-degree hail of fire. s.e.a.l william "ryan" owens killed, three others wounded. the s.e.a.l.s called in air support to help them clear the compound, purportedly seen these pictures. that's what they say civilians were caught in the crossfire, possibly including the young daughter of slain radical american cleric anwar awlawki. back in washington, president trump was monitoring the mission. >> he was kept apprised of the situation throughout the evening. >> reporter: president obama was in office when the planning began last november. concluding in early january. but the team wanted to wait for the next moonless night, which wouldn't

. >> reporter: but bill owens, who did not vote for mr.e house owes him an explanation, quote, i'd like some answers about all the things that happened in the timeline that led up to it. i now what the timeline is, and it bothers me a lot. he also questions whether the raid was politically motivated, as it came just one day after the president announced a travel ban on seven muslim majority countries, including yemen. why at this time do there have to be this stupid mission when it wasn't barely a week into the administration? why, for two years prior, there were no boots on the ground in yemen. everything was missiles and drones, because there was not a target worth one american life. now all of a sudden we had to make this grand display? >> and press secretary sean spicer was asked about theis today, what did he say? >> reporter: he was asked about the miami herald article. he said he couldn't imagine what bill owens is going through, but then he went on to defend the decision for going and conducting that raid. >> he made a sacrifice fo

william ryan owens was killed in action, and we showed you that, and mr. and ivanka paying respects. there are questions about whether al qaeda knew the americans were coming. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: it was a mission planned for months that fell apart as soon as it began. >> you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: on the ground, the team was quickly surrounded by hard-core fighters including women. a 360-degree hail of fire. s.e.a.l william "ryan" owens killed, three others wounded. the s.e.a.l.s called in air support to help them clear the compound, purportedly seen these pictures. that's what they say civilians were caught in the crossfire, possibly including the young daughter of slain radical american cleric anwar awlawki. back in washington, president trump was monitoring the mission. >> he was kept apprised of the situation throughout the evening. >> reporter: president obama was in office when the planning began last november. concluding in early january. but the team wanted to wait for the next moonless night, which wouldn't

owens, 36, from peoria, is the first service member killed since mr. trump became commander-in-chief. hundreds of u.s. diplomats are warning that mr. trump's ban on refugees and citizens from seven predominantly muslim countries makes the u.s. less safe, not more. major garrett is at the white house. >> i'm a bit uncomfortable with the very public activities candidly, and i think that has to be very, very carefully considered. >> reporter: former c.i.a. director david petraeus told congress today the unprecedented rirising of dissent within the state department over president trump's immigration and refugee order cannot be ignored. >> there could come a point in time where, if your advice is not taken over and over and over again, then i think you have an veligation to your own organization and to the country to say perhaps i should let you get someone whose advice you might listen to, since mine is not being regarded. >> reporter: more than 800 career diplomats have signed a dissent cable that rex tillerson confirmed today as secretary of state will f

today, the surviving grandson owen and his mother came to give evidence at the inquest. mrsscribed how her family had been very close and loving. her voice breaking with emotion, she said part of her had died when she said she learned her sonjoel had died when she said she learned her son joel had been died when she said she learned her sonjoel had been killed. he was a bright, shining star, she said, who had a promising future as a football referee. this wasjoel speaking about refereeing just a month before flying out to tunisia. his mother told the inquest he had already achieved more than many people achieved more than many people achieve in theirfull achieved more than many people achieve in their full lifetime. achieved more than many people achieve in theirfull lifetime. when the gunman began his rampage through the gunman began his rampage through the resort in sousse two years ago, joel the resort in sousse two years ago, joel, his brother owen, his grandfather and uncle tried to run and hide. owen, who survived the attack, provided evidence describing how his grandf

william owens died the first counterterrorism opt -- operation mr. trump approved as president.left other u.s. commandos wounded and 14 militants dead. the republican-led senate has confirmed rex tillerson as donald trump's secretary of state. most in the democrats opposed the nomination, angering republicans who considered the former exxon mobil ceo to be highly qualified for the post. tillerson's ties to russia and his stand on moscow has been a point of contention. the national security advisers of the administration is putting iran on notice after 80 test of a ballistic missile. the trump administration condemned such actions by iran. the missile test ended with a failed reentry into the earth's atmosphere. hospital,of the george h.w. bush and barbara will handle the pregame coin toss at the super bowl. roger goodell made the announcement today. released fromntly houston methodist hospital where the former president receive treatment for pneumonia and mrs. bush was treated for bronchitis. the super bowl is in houston on sunday. global news powered by 2600 journalists and ana

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. >> reporter: but william owens told military officials he didn't want to meet mr. trump adding, i didn't want to make a scene about it. but my conscious couldn't let me talk to him. he also questioned the raid. why at this time did there have to be this stupid mission when it wasn't barely a week into his administration. >> it was highly successful. it achieved the purpose. >> reporter: saying valuable intelligence was found on computers and phones, but along with owen's life, an aircraft was lost. senator john mccain questioned the characterization. >> when you move an airport and more importantly american lives are lost and wounded, i don't believe that you can call it a success. >> reporter: george ste stephanopoulos asked if there will be an investigation. >> the son is a true american hero. >> reporter: i would imagine he would be he told the herald he vote for president trump. and his treatment during the pain of the kahnes. >> have you even read the united states constitution? >> reporter: the gold star family. >> have you ever been to arlington cemetery? >>

mr. trump spent a lot of time talking about navy s.e.a.l. william ryan owens, the man who died in that raid. your thoughts, david lauder? >> president trump, as presidents typically do, wants to portray this as a heroic mission and focus on the american service member who died. but there are going to be questions inevitably about was this mission planned properly, was it reviewed properly? any time you have a transition from one administration to the other, there's always a danger that something slips through that isn't quite adequately vetted. of course, those questions have been heightened by the sense that the trump administration doesn't have everything nailed down quite as firmly as they should. this was a mission that was planned initially by the obama administration. president obama left the final decision to his successor because military wanted to use a moonless night for the raid, and the next moonless night was going to be after president trump took over. they passed the decision on to the next administration, but there's always questions about were

today, the surviving grandson owen and his mother came to give evidence at the inquest. mrsthose killed. she read moving tribute to each of those killed. she read moving tributes to each of those killed. mrs richards described how herfamily had been very close and loving. her voice breaking with emotion, she said part of her had died when she said she learned her son joel had been killed. he was a bright, shining star, she said, who had a promising future as a football referee. one of the best things i did in my first year of refereeing... this was joel speaking about refereeing just a month before flying out to tunisia. his mother told the inquest he had already achieved more than many people achieve in theirfull lifetime. when the gunman began his rampage through the resort in sousse two years ago, joel, his brother owen, his grandfather and uncle tried to run and hide. owen, who survived the attack, provided evidence describing how his grandfather kept falling. they picked him up and eventually reached the indoor swimming pool, but the gunman was behind them and opened fi

today, the surviving grandson owen and his mother came to give evidence at the inquest. mrs killed. mrs richards described how herfamily had been very close and loving. her voice breaking with emotion, she said part of her had died when she said she learned her son joel had been killed. he was a bright, shining star, she said, who had a promising future as a football referee. this was joel speaking about refereeing just a month before flying out to tunisia. his mother told the inquest he had already achieved more than many people achieve in theirfull lifetime. when the gunman began his rampage through the resort in sousse two years ago, joel, his brother owen, his grandfather and uncle tried to run and hide. owen, who survived the attack, provided evidence describing how his grandfather kept falling. they picked him up and eventually reached the indoor swimming pool, but the gunman was behind them and opened fire. of the four of them who went on holiday together, to celebrate owen finishing his gcse exams, it was just owen returned home. train operators have announced an ove

owens said he declined to meet with the president. >>> the white house correspondents' dinner is going on as scheduled, but the president will not be there. mrrump tweeted on saturday, i will not attend the correspondents' association dinner this year. i wish everyone well. the last president to skip the dinner was ronald reagan who was recovering from assassination attempt. this comes as mr. donald trump escalates his war with the media and blocked cnn and others from the white house briefing on friday. >>> another briefing on camera today at 1:00. >> sean spicer. you hope that is addressed and they explain. >>> to money now. the dow's win streak is beginning a new week. will the dow make history again? regardless, we will give you warren buffett advice of how to make money in stocks. that's next. does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. >>> planned back channel talks with u.s. and north korea are offer for now. the trump administration withdrawing visa approvals for pyon

owens was killed during that mission. white house press secretary sean spicer says the pentagon approved that mission in december before mr. trump took office. but the plan required a moonless night which doesn't come around until late january. president trump ma military advisors. >>> inmates took over a prison for nearly two days in delaware but it ended when police stormed the building. fir the prisoners used sharp objects to take over the facility. >> reporter: following a nearly 18-hour ordeal, a delaware corrections officer is dead after inmates initially took four hostages in a prison building. officials put the prison lockdown midday wednesday when a guard called for help. two of the hostages were released wednesday night. but by 5:00 a.m. thursday authorities made the decision to storm the building and end the standoff using a backhoe to breach the barricades. >> those tactical teams quickly located our female staff member and had her removed safely from the building in le >> reporter: killed in the siege was corrections officer steven floyd, a 16-year veteran with the decht of correctionpartment. the prison guar

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mr. president. men and women of the united states military that have put their lives on the line every day. i just came back from dover air force base to join the family of owens asliam ryan america's fallen hero was returned home. his family was there. incredible family. so devastated. he was so devastated. the ceremony was amazing. he died in defense of our nation. he gave his life in defense of our people. our debt to him and to his family is eternal and everlasting. greater love hath no man than : that a man lay down his life for his friends. we will never forget the men and women who wear the uniform. believe me. [applause] from generation to generation our freedom is one of by their sacrifice is our security has been earned with their sweat and blood and tears. to has blessed this gland give us such incredible heroes and patriots. they are very, very special and we are going to take care of them. our soldiers understand that what matters is not party or ideology or creed but the bonds of loyalty that link is all together as one. america is a nation of believers. in a towns all across our land it is plain to see what we easily forget. so easily we forget

mr. trump getting on marine one at the white house with daughter, ivanka, before heading over to dover air force base. navy s.e.a.l. william ryan owensilled during a special operations raid in yemen over the weekend. >>> reporters can now ask questions live during a white house press briefing without even being there. for the first time the white house press corps took questions via skype. four journalists used the video chat service. >>> 2016 was the city of chicago's deadliest year in nearly two decades and today we learned nearly 300 people were shot in chicago last month alone. but some progress is being made. abc news reporter lana zak with the latest. >> reporter: chicago police reported 299 shooting victims in the month of january, an increase of 6% over last year. >> murders and shootings remain at levels unaccept tabl -- unacceptable to me. you have my word we'll put plans in place and make the necessary investments in technology, training, in officers to make chicago a safer city. >> reporter: in a white house meeting with african-american religious leaders president trump gave one of his supporters the green light to meet

mr. trump boarding marine one with his daughter ivanka to head to the dover air force base. he's making the announced trip to honor the returning remains of chief special warfare operator william ryan owens who was killed during a weekend raid on l al-qaida base in yemen. trump was expected to join owens family for a private ceremony. >>> meanwhile, president trump's pick for the supreme court made his first round of visits on capitol hill to meet with key lawmakers while judge neil gorsuch is earning praise from republican senators a number of democrats are already saying they will not support his nomination. no some are wondering whether republicans will force a rule change in the senate to allow gorsuch to become confirmed by a simple majority. that a tactic the democrats used to get several of former president obama's lower court nominees confirmed. white house press secretary sean spicer is warning those democrats against stalling on gorsuch. >> there's an element to which they need to be held accountable as well. they held certain standards in place for their nominees. both for the bench and for the cabinet and the question is, are they going to live up to the same standards that t

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owens a week half ago. mccain saying you can't consider it to be a success because of loss of life. mr. trump going off on him. senator mccain should not talk about the success or failure about a mission to media. he has been losing so long he doesn't know how to win anymore. bogged down in conflict all over the place. our hero ryan died in a winning mission according to mattis, not a failure. time for the u.s. to get smart and start winning again. in a few minutes even though everybody is having sliets cancelled the ceos of all major airlines will be here at the white house to talk to the president of creating jobs. >> john, thank you. >> bill: we can do this whole show from the north lawn of the white house. alabama's governor just about an hour ago naming the replacement for jeff sessions in the u.s. senate tapping current a.g. luther strange to fill the seat until a special election is held november next year. analysis for -- guy, good morning to you. exhale after all that. let's start with judge gorsuch. what do you believe based on a statement from senator ayotte earlier today, ba

owen labrie gets a new trial. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get a check of the weather from al who is down in florida. mr. roker?hey, guys, thanks so much. we're here for the 16th annual south beach wine and food festival. we have the best chefs ever and a facebook live after this. we'll tell you about that in a second, but we have been telling you about the storys weather today we've got 30 million people under a severe risk, the main threats for damaging winds. we can't rule out tornadoes from detroit to lexington back to indianapolis and cleveland. that's where the strongest risk of storms are. we're looking at 31 million people also tomorrow under a risk of some marginal weather as far as damaging winds. locally heavy rain likely. we could be looking at anywhere from one to three inches of rain as that system moves to the that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> well, locally we are at a very mild 54 degrees in the district. plenty of sunshine across the area today. partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies this afternoon expect temperatures to get into the upp

mr. trump also making time for a somber visit to dover air force base with daughter, ivanka, paying tribute to chief petsy officer william ryan owens in yemen against an al qaeda affiliate. >> just returned from an amazing visit with a great, great family at dover and it was something very sad, very beautiful. >> this morning, the white house is confirming that call with president trump and the australian prime minister saying it was 25 minutes long and blunt. meanwhile, president trump is up this morning with another tweet storm, chicago one about iran and he's underscoring the words of his national security adviser. here is what he tweeted out. iran has been formally put on notice for fire ago ballistic missile. should have been thankful for the terrible deal the u.s. made with them. the question now, though, what, if any, action will the white house actually take? >> thank you very much. >>> overnight, violence erupting after a political protest owe campus of california burkely. the evening began with a peaceful rally against scheduled speech by breitbart news he tore. that event was canceled, but clashes broke out when a smalle

mr. trump also making time for a somber visit to dover air force base with daughter ivanka, paying tribute to chief petty officer william ryan owension in yemen against an al qaeda affiliate. >> just returned from an amazing visit with a great, great family at dover, and it was something very sad, very beautiful. >> reporter: and this morning the white house is confirming that call with president trump and the australian prime minister saying it was 25 minutes long and blunt. >>> we want to update you on the hostage situation in smyrna, delaware, where we are learning that a state officer is dead. police breached the prison and found one officer unresponsive and another officer taken to a local hospital. this is what we have just gotten from department of corrections as we are look tgt live scene there at the prison in smyrnafulment the department of corrections response teams and the delaware state police are n invets gating, but the the latest. 5:00 a.m. this morning, delaware state police breach ed the c-building where all hoff this is happening from around 10:30 yesterday afternoon. and one of the hostages who was a d.o.c. e e