ford and the newport news ship builders. [cheers and applause] >> hopefully we all be together in norfolk this summer to commission this ship. and let me add a special thank you to the navy leaders for your continuing efforts to find a solution to pier 11 dilemma and for the commissioning. thank you very much. to my fellow newport news shipbuilders, this is my 17th visit to our ship. your patriotic commitment to excellence is reflected in every rivet and every bolt. therefore, i am very proud to say, as dad most certainly would be, congratulations, fellow shipbuilders and thank you. i'm reminded of a speech that dad gave on may 3, 1975. that day my dad commissioned the new aircraft carrier the uss nimetz. four decades after it was commissioned, the words that dad spoke that day are still spot on and accurate. the president, it's as if we can hear dad's voice speaking to us about the uss gerald r. ford. "i see this great ship as a symbol of the united states, of our immense resources and skilled workers in our boundless energ

hans nichols, you're down there in newport news.urself think now because the music isn't quite as loud. tell me what it was like in that room and was there any expectation or desire from anybody there to hear the president mention jeff sessions? >> reporter: katy, it takes a great deal of concentration when you're landing on aan aircraft carrier. speak in front of an audience like this it takes concentration to not get veered off course. that's exactly what donald trump did upstairs talking to the press pool, that small group of reporters. his message here below deck was very focused. he's talking about building more ships. on several occasions, he was very clear on that. he said they want to have a more ships, then later said a lot more ships. he wants to get to a 12-carrier navy, which means two more $13 billion ships. you can do the math but that's a lot more spending. yes, it was very loud here. we just heard a gate close here. i hope that wasn't a sound to general quarters. we heard a robust and really sort of striking telegrap

. >> about 170 miles away from washington dc in newport, new virginia, president jump joined carrier andclass spoke briefly with reporters about attorney general session'' alleged contact with russia. >> you still have total confidence in attorney general sessions? donald trump: total. >> mr. president, did mr. sessions recuse himself? mr.endi you know that sessions spoke to the russian abbasid are? -- when did you know that mr. sessions spoke to the russian ambassador? donald trump: i was not aware at all. >> in the morning after "washington journal," the subject of a discussion at george washington university. we will be there live at 10:00 a.m. eastern.. back now to newport, news virginia, were president trump spoke to sailors and veterans about increasing investments in the military aboard the gerald ford class aircraft carrier. >>

ford" in newport news, virginia. the president, president trump, he'll be speaking there about an hour or so from now. he's meet with sailors, marines, ship builders, others. we'll have live coverage of that once it begins. in the meantime, there's a huge question in washington today. did president trump's attorney general mislead the united states congress about talks with the russians during the presidential campaign? we now know the attorney general, jeff sessions, met twice with the russian ambassador last year. something he did not disclose during his confirmation hearings, even under questioning. i want to bring in our panel. our chief political analyst gloria borger is with us. former federal prosecutor laura coates and global affairs analyst, senior national security correspondent for the daily beast, kimberly dozier. it's an issue of not disclosing right now that's causing a lot of anguish, not just for democrats but for plenty of republicans as well. listen to some republicans now suggesting the attorney ge

. >> jeff zeleny, cnn white house correspondent is in newport, virginia where we are expecting donald trump at any time. the white house is now responding to this. >> there's nothing to recuse himself. he was 100% straight with the committee and i think people are choosing to play partisan politics and should be ashamed of themselves. >> jeff, tell us what you are hearing? >> that's certainly the line we heard from sean spicer calling this partisan politics, but we were told -- did not know until they heard those news reports last eve when this was broken by the "washington post." we do not know whether the president will address it here today. i was told by one official he is not likely to. as he left the white house, and the vice president not answering questions, but it is hanging over this trip. the president had hope today carry the momentum if you will from his speech to congress earlier this week to the deck of the uss gerald r. ford and again these russian related controversies hanging other this administration here, so we will find out in this hour if the president will talk

ford in newport news.versy regarding jeff sessions, the attorney general and whether he met with russian officials, russian diplomats. asked aboutt was this, about his confidence in the attorney general just now. kevin cirilli telling us that the president said he has total confidence in the attorney general, and when asked if jeff sessions should recuse himself, the president said, i don't think so. he said he quote, wasn't aware about jeff sessions meeting with russia possible acid or pete sessions' defense is that they took place in his capacity as a senator rather than a trump administration official. response top's these types of things where he says, i don't think so, it does feel like he is sort of coming up with that decision on the spot. he is now finishing the tour and stepping up to the podium right now. we are going to take a listen. [applause] pres. trump: thank you. think you very much. what an honor. they just gave me this beautiful jacket. they said, here, mr. president, please take this ho

his speech today in newport news, virginia, is the first of many across the country that will make the case to build his agenda. the president making his case out to the country. it is not the campaign trail, but going back to sell his message to the people. christine and dave. >> jeff zeleny at the white house. thank you. >>> president trump is not expected to rollout his travel ban today. it is still expected this week. at least one major change from the original version under discussion now. three of the president's top advisors. rex tillerson and james mattis and h.r. mcmaster are urging mr. trump to remove iraq from the list of seven banned countries. the revised ban was supposed to be unveiled yesterday. they delayed it to keep the signing on the positive buzz on the address on tuesday night. the president has been making the argument that the national security emergency requires quick passage of the measure. you get your cabinet in place and you have more decision making. we have such a presence in iraq with the national security structure. that is the least worry. those people

the president due to turn up, newport news. many of those are shipbuilding areas.paign to rebuild the military. a lot of the money they targeted at the defence budget, $54 billion will go towards repairand budget, $54 billion will go towards repair and maintenance. they will see more work in the years. we will see more work in the years. we will see what reception he gets. we should talk about the story on the new york times today. they said in the last days of the obama administration they tried to leave a very clear trail of intelligence. they sent documents and paperwork to members of congress trying to create this paper trail? i thought that was a fascinating story. the idea that the obama administration wanted to make sure that future investigators would be able to connect the dots, if it was to be to do so, between what happened during the course of the election campaign, russia and then look at this question of any contact with the trump campaign. the critical thing is what we talked about with ron and jon. there are so far no indications, there is no eviden

president trump is set to speak aboard the u-s-s gerald r ford docked at the newport news ship building. its one of the navy's newest super- newport news shipbuilding is the sole designer and builder of nuclear- powered aircraft carriers for the navy. the ship is expected to be commisioned later this year. breaking overnight. police investigating a violent home invasion--and stabbing in prince georges county. it happened late last night on capital view terrace.hyattsville. police say the suspect broke into a house.. robbed it.. and then stabbed someone inside. you can see here on the map - it's right next to fedex field. the victim was taken to the hospital, but still no word on how serious their injuries are. police say the susepct got away. also breaking overnight. two people killed in a multi-car crash on i-270 in frederick, maryland. the crash happened just north of baker valley road just before 10 last night. state police say a chevorlet corvette was traveling north at a high speed when it changed lanes and hit a volkswagen jetta. the corvette then went off a guardrail and hit seve

back now to newport news virginia. ♪

here he is speaking there in newport news, virginia. he's going to talk about the importance of defense spending. let's listen in. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. what an honor. they just gave me this beautiful jacket. they said, here, mr. president, please take this home. i said let me wear it, and then they gave me the beautiful hat, and i said, you know, we have a great make america great again hat but this is a day. i'm wearing this. i have no idea how it looks. i think it looks good. this is a great looking hat. just like this is great looking ship. thank you, i'm privileged to be standing today with the incredible men and women of the united states navy. [cheers] american sailors are the best war-fighting sailors anywhere in the world, and it's not even close, and susan, i am so glad you could be with us. i know how hard you work, 17 visits and she wanted things done right. i will tell you. they will tell you, she wanted this done right in honor of both of her parents were great, great people. and i wanted

president trump will visit the shipbuilding yard in newport news virginia. the uss gerald ford.y will be commissioned later this year. two days after the increasing defense spending by 54 billion. that's what's happening now. trying to snap as i was away from going public on the new york stock exchange this morning. some investors to question whether the company can grow past its colonial users. how exactly does that chopper and will it be able to move her the older users, bolder than a millennium. carly shimkus, fox news headline given us a look inside snapshot. an exciting morning. >> absolutely. it is an exciting day. with all the hype, there the app itself. it sends pictures to friends that disappear in a short period of time. the concept was initially taken your essay, it's become anything but a flash in the pan. snapchat has 301 million active users with snappers and in about half hour a day on it. twitter comes in at 218 million. 845 million users per month. people who use snap just say the appeal is the same gratification, kind of like a text message. also some unique fe

right now the president is aboard the "uss gerald ford" in newport news.a series of questions about ag

remember, newport news is the center of american shipbuilding for a century or more.ery, very important economically to the community as well. >> good point. >> thank you. >>> president trump, as we mentioned, speaking about rebuilding the military, does that mean you have to run out and buy defense stocks? that's next. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you need to cool your brakes. understood, brake bias back 2 clicks. giving them the agility to have speed & precision. because no one knows & like at&t. lower than td ameritrade, schwab, and e-trade... you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ >>> welcome back, stock stories today, first, snap, first day traded as public traded company, a gain of 9 points. at the same time, caterpillar is lower by 5%. dow component, that's because we know irs agents descended on the company's headquarter

there's a downtown newport fire station in the middle of that as well. so it affects our safety infrastructure. this is farther up the bay in rhode island. this is barreling -- this is barrington here. this is the town of warren. as you can see in the blue, there are lots of places where homes and businesses go under water just under the seven-foot scenario. some of the stuff that goes under water is pretty critical. here in this blueish part is the warren wastewater treatment plant. you can't have a wastewater treatment plant that is under water. so that's a very significant investment for warren to have to face, and i went to the warren town hall not too long ago to meet with the manager and the folks who work there and hear from them about what they needed in order to accommodate this new risk. remember that the sea level rise that we're looking at here is just the floor that high tides and storm ride in on. in this simplified illustration we can see a coastal city with sea level rise encroaching on its infrastructure. then we add to that the king tid

, president trump plans to take his message outside the capital this week - with trips planned to newport news, virginia, and orlando, florida. at the capitol, i'm karin caifa. in san francisco. . . communities are reacting to president trump's latest speech.one of those people happened to be civil rights leader and former presidential candidate jesse jackson.as you can see on your screen . . . he was paying very close attention. . .taking notes as trump spoke.after the speech was over. . . jackson noted that trump failed to address a number of topics including russia. . . trt:26/ "without an alternative" jackson says the true test will come when congress passes the final budget.he says that will determine if trump's rhetoric matches the end result. the muslim community here in the bay area is also reacting to president trump's address. kron 4's alecia reid continues our coverge ... u-c hastings college of the law in san francisco. there's a lot of fear spread throughout immigrant bay area communities from this new administration. during tonight's speech, lawyers were getting trained to h

hans nichols is live in newport news, virginia. that's where the president is going to be speaking on the military. what can you tell us about these strikes, hans? >> al qaeda has confirmed that an al qaeda leader has been killed in a strike. he's an egyptian national and he's al qaeda. it appears that this was an intelligence strike, perhaps operated by the central intelligence agency, not the pentagon. when you think of the budget battles between the -- >> i need to interrupt you, hans, because the house speaker has gone to the podium. let's listen to paul ryan. >> also, the president has already signed three bills into law that block harmful regulation, protecting control country from rules that would have wiped out thousands of good paying, family-supporting jobs. this is the first time since 2001 that congress has reversed harmful regulations under the congressional review act. the house has already passed another ten of these bills. so more relief is on its way. we're also making progress on our work to repeal and replace oba

of games in the pro 12: ulster held their grip on fourth place with a hard fought 27—17 win over newport a tight game at rodney parade but three tries for ulster, the pick of them from full back jared payne, was enough to see them over the line. hot on ulster‘s heels in the table are llanelli scarlets. they scored four tries tonight in their bonus point win over edinburgh. including two from fly—half rhys patchell. 26—10 the final score. it's been a busy night in rugby league's super league and we have a new leader in hull fc. but at the other end of the table, things have gone from bad to worse for bottom side warrington who've lost every game this season, beaten tonight by st helens 31—6. this the pick of saint's five tries, adam swift finishing off a lovely run which started from inside st helen's own half. so confirmation of that score and the night's other results. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor still hopes to play in this summer's cricket world cup. she has not been selected fora training camp in the uae next month. taylor's taken a break from the sport because of anxiety proble

or as he calls it, "newport fake news." trump was on the deck of the brand new carrier, u.s.s.rald ford," and he debuted a new look. >> you know, they just gave me this beautiful jacket. they said, here, mr. president, please take this home. i said, let me wear it! and then they gave me the beautiful hat. and i said, you know, maybe i'll do that. i have no idea how it looks. >> stephen: like grandpa just stepped out of the changing room at the army surplus store? ( cheers and applause ) what do you think? what do you think? ( applause ) you buy it? ( laughter ) trump proved right away that he understands the modern u.s. navy. >> it really feels like a place -- you stand on that deck and you feel like you're standing on a very big piece of land, but this is better than land. >> stephen: congratulations. you've just described a boat. ( laughter ) "it's like land on water. but it's dry. it's like a hotel, but it's on its side, and it's not sinking, and there's no room service." the worst. ( laughter ) and as befits the commander in chief, he went out of his way to compliment the m

the 35 year old's leaving bristol to join newport gwent dragons on a two year deal.r. the double olympic gold medallist joanna rowsell—shand has announced her retirement from international cycling. she said he'd achieved everything she'd ever wanted to in the sport, including five world titles, four european titles, a commonwealth gold and two 0lympic golds. she said she'd enjoyed a fabulous career and would continue in cycling as a coach. english cities are queuing up to host the 2022 commonwealth games manchester has joined liverpool and birmingham in expressing an interest after durban was stripped of the games yesterday because of financial difficulties. manchester staged a successful games in 2002 with what is now the etihad stadium hosting the track and field events. the velodrome, home to british cycling, and the aquatics centre are also still operational. their offer to the commonwealth games federation could also see the city provide some of the venues in a multi—city bid. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the even

the president, by the way, down in hampton roads, newport news -- thanks very much for joining us. president, by the way, down news,pton roads, newport to see a new aircraft carrier that is part of the new navy fleet. the headline from "usa today," "trump inspiring dow to 21,000," donald trump tweeting just a short time ago not on russia, but this, dealing with the economy and the stock market. host: this is the headline from "the wall street journal," " stocks surge as optimism rises." mike pence travels to cincinnati, ohio, to talk about business, jobs, and the economy. danny, your reaction to the attorney in his meetings last year with the russian ambassador? caller: good morning. i'm not surprised about any of these things that are going on. i just look at the way that the republicans treated president obama. i'm basing everything that the democrats are trying to do based on mitch mcconnell. his words were "let's make president obama a one term president and not do anything with him to try to work with his policies for the country." it just makes me wonder why the republicans n

mayfair and levic chester county we're watching a crash at swan road upper valley road, use 41 gap newport the alternate. no delays on the 30 bypass. route 1, the super highway there will be unglare he -- sun glare for northbound traffic. new jersey 42 at creek road, a gathering northbound crowd at 295. at this point delays are not too bad on this monday morning. >>> new this morning, a driver survived a scary crash in south jersey that landed him in the woods. the man lost control along turnsville road. he is in serious, but stable condition. >>> lawmakers in new jersey are leading an effort to boost security at religion centers after a surge in attacks at jewish community centers nationwide. >> reporter: that's right, senator corey booker and donald norcroft will be at katz jewish community center that have been targets of recent bomb threats. bob menendez was in cherry hill, he spoke out about recent acts of antisemitism as he addressed the jewish relations council. he spoke of the bomb threats and desecration of hundreds of headstones in wissinoming calling for funding for nonprofit an

then, all of a sudden, lo and behold, heading out to newport news till end an aircraft carrier, this is the meat of every single moment today. what you make of that? >> it was shocking news, quite frankly. i think what is disturbing is the fact that the democrats have decided that they are going to jump the gun. they are so eager to find their next target, and their next target is senator jeff sessions. they jumped right onto that he is lying and that he should resign. that is just a far stretch, ridiculous. when you actually listen to the exchange, that is why i encourage viewers to listen to the exchange, it is very clear that senator al franken asked the question in a way that was focused on the trump surrogates and their continuous exchange with the russian government. he responded, senator sessions, based on that context as a surrogate. obviously, we know that senator sessions, as do many of the senators and members of congress, they meet with ambassadors in their official role as a senator or congressman. >> martha: i think the thing that people take issue with is that he didn'

he was the driver for rockview elementary school, newport mill mental school and the albert einstein high school. they are looking into the possibility there are other victims. michelle: more than a hundred threat against jewish school and community centers in 33 states since the beginning of the year. today police arrested a man they say is behind eight of the threats in california, texas, michigan, new york. juan thompson appeared in federal court this morning on a cyber wanted to harass and vilify the ex-girlfriend. rockville j.c.c. also threat anded, holding a solidarity event when news of the arrest broke. >> we will go to synagogue. we will send our children to school. he will go to community centers and live proud, vibrant, knew wish lives -- jewish lives. michelle: thompson was arrested in missouri. they also plan to question him about the damage at a jewish cemetery there last week. horace: another week has come and gone without revised travel ban from the white house. ryan hughes at dulles international airport right now and he is joining us live where the legal aid is stil

worah,thanks to mihir with pimco, joining us from newport beach, california.let's take a look at where european markets are trading as we head towards the close. " her and of the month. the stoxx 600 up .2%, it was a little lower, seeing some weakness in the ftse 100 off by .3%. the dax is higher. we are on track for the best march since 2010 for european equities. take a look at what happening in the fx market. up .4%. that .4% -- we are keeping an eye on south africa's currency, 30, 40 on the rand. 10 year yield and the u.k. up up basis point and the rand two basis points. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from london and new york, this is the european close. i'm nejra cehic with vonnie quinn. stocks finishing up the trading day, the quarter, and the month in european trading. with yourross asset jim n function, you can see a little bit of a mixed picture on specific equity hash marks. the ftse of by 4/10 of a percent. we are seeing the stoxx 600 gaining today. it was sputtering a little earlier, the european stocks gaining not just for today, but also heading for

it happened two hours ago near newport gap pike. after the first car hit the man and took off.econd car him him. that driver stayed at the scene. authoritiesdon't have a description of the striking vehicle. >> troopers shot and killed a man on the new jersey turnpike in cranbury. the man was in a pick up when he was shot. he has not been identified yet. no officers were hurt. the trooper's actions are being investigated but they are not releasing detail details as to d up to the confrontation. >> it started in philadelphia and ended in new castle delaware. police shot at a suspect both locations. at the first the results were uncertain. at the second the result was clear, leroy brown was dead. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at police headquarters. 24 hours later the two-state drama has come into sharper focus. >> yes, it has, jim. we have learned, investigators say he was sought by the law for parole violations. he seemed to have the attitude that he was not going back. the irony police say he was wanted for nickel and dime stuff. if he had kept his nose clean, he

george dallas green was born in newport, delaware, pitched for the philly in the 1960s, spent time with other franchises but came home. he's being remembered as a larger than life figure. >> you meet dallas green, you have to step back a bit. not only his size and personality and voice -- what a thrill. that never died. he would want us to move on. for him, the most important thing for all of us in the game was the game itself. the phillies face the yankees in clear water. >> vince velasquez gives up. phillies lose 7-3. >> the sixers announced joel embid will have surgery on his left knee to refair a partially torn meniscus. this is his third since being drafted in 2014. >> ohm forplayed despite his sore fee. okafor up seven after one. the first five three pointer, sixers down 13 at the break. westbrook behind the back of robertson. the record is 21 by oscar robertson. sixers lose 1222-97. the flyers are ,$8drw >> to the ice with ten games left, the flyers are behind the eight ball going back to the drawing board. coach hakessal plans to shakeup the line. flyers are eight points behind

he will visit the newport news shipyard. and later on tour the uss gerald r. ford as he promotes his plans of the buildup of the ry and t put the navy on track to increase the active duty fleet to 350 ships. >>> m kenney announced a $4.4 billion bunt for the fiscal year. mayor kenney asked council members to approve new investments into two key areas, the proposed budget and five year plan also call for investments in public transportation and safety. >> they may seem hard goals to receive but i watchd this council come together last year and facedown enormous pressure and facedown pressure from an big industry. for the better of our children. we'll come together again to serve those that depend on us. >> vernon odom will have the latest coming up later on "action news" at 12:30. >>> still to come, airline passengers deal with a major delay because of a tiny unwanted guest on the plane. >> oh boy. >>> some young hospital patients are getting a sweet ride to surgery. and meteorologist, karen rogers has your seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back

her correspondent is live from newport news, virginia. >> get to talk to you, excitement still buildingboard the uss gerald r ford as we continue to await the arrival inside the hole here of the president of the united states of america. he did actually land not long ago, he will get a briefing before making his way in here where he will be greeted by thousands of enthusiastic supporters. we are expecting the president to talk about the importance of not just this particular project but many projects just like it, highlighting, of course, his campaign efforts to build the united states military. of course, this massive vessel is the head of her class of navy supercarrier's named after the former president who served in the navy and the pacific during world war ii. the president also told congress he wants to boost by $54 billion u.s. military expenditures. that goal would also bring to 350 the number of navy vessels, and that means jobs, agenda, lots of jobs, not just for shipbuilders in his region in particular but all over the country. i want to share with you some ideas we expect the

we traveled with the president down to newport news. he toured the gerald ford and it was during that tour of the aircraft craft that we asked him about the attorney general. i asked the president whether jeff sessions still has the confidence of the president he said yes, he has confidence in jeff sessions. here is what he had to say. >> mr. president, do you still have confidence in the attorney general? >> total. >> mr. president, should sessions recuse himself? >> i don't think so at all. i don't think so at all. >> when did you learn that sessions spoke to the russian ambassador. >> i didn't know at all. >> when were you aware that he spoke to the russian ambassador. >> i wasn't aware at all. >> reporter: we should point out on the way back to wsh waashing wolf, the white house press secretary sean spicer did hold a brief gaggle with reporters. he continued to insist that there is no quote, there, there when it comes into investigation or ties into the trump campaign, trump advisers and the russians. but clearly, wolf, when you hav

we'll take you live to newport news ship yard in virginia. new fallout over attorney general jeff sessions meeting with a russian ambassador last year. and some critics say his explanation just doesn't add up. we'll talk ab that. >> i have been on the armed service committee for ten year. the russian ambassador has never called me. the russian ambassador has never asked for a meeting with me. the russian ambassador has never had a one on one meeting with me. where's the car? it'll be here in three...uh, four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-star rating, we're good. his name is randy. that's like one of the most trustworthy names! ordering a getaway car with an app? are you randy? that's me! awesome! surprising. what's not surprising? how much money erin saved by switching to geico. everybody comfortable with the air temp? i could go a little cooler. ok. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. introducing new depend silhouette active fit, with a thin desig

rodriguez drove kids from newporte elementary, mill middle, and albert einstein high school.he police believe that he inappropriately touched one girl on the school bus at least three times and a second girl at least once. >> facts, cannot really say anything. he: detectives say that admitted to the inappropriate contact this morning. >> it's scary. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. ofhelle: since the beginning the year, jewish centers and schools and 33 states have received more than 100 threats. today, police in missouri arrested a man who they believe is behind eight of them in several states. inn thompson appeared federal court on a cyber stalking charge. he wanted to harass and vilify his ex-girlfriend. they also plan to question him about damage to headstones at a jewish cemetery near st. louis last week. president trump says it is a witch hunt but democrats are calling for a wider investigation of ties between the trial camp and the russian government. there are been accusations they meddled in the u.s. that made mr. trump president. reporter: president trump arrived for an

. >> president trump head today shipyards in newport news virginia this afternoon, to promote his plans to build up the nation's military. the president is scheduled to delivered remarks later today aboard the uss gerald ford forward, the new $12.9 billion war ship is slated to be commissioned later this year. the president will also meet with shipbuilders, and tour the new carrier. >> and now taj mahal won't be closed for long, will soon reopen under hard rock, has sold the property for undisclosed amount. hard rock says it plans to invest more than $300 million to turn it into a hard rock hotel and casino atlantic city. the casino workers union says they're excited for the jobs, the new project will create. >>> coming up: disney will make history when it newest film hits theatres later this month. >> that's coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this noon, plus the video went viral. group of fishermen reeling in a great white shark. we will tell you why the big cash should lands all of them in hot water. >> and who squeaked through security at london airport causing big delays and angry

the >> desjardins: the attorney >> desjardins: and this afternoon, sessions' boss weighed in, in newport news, virginia aboard the aircraft carrier "gerald r. ford" >> do you still have confidence in the attorney general? >> total. >> desjardins: the president said he believes sessions "probably did" speak truthfully to senate. he also said he did not think sessions should recuse himself, but 90 minutes later, the attorney general did just that. the revelations come just two weeks after then-national security advisor michael flynn was forced out. he'd told vice president mike pence he didn't meet discuss sanctions with a russian official, when in fact, he had. and, in a further development, "the new york times" reported today officials in the obama administration rushed to spread intelligence of any contacts between the trump campaign and the russians before leaving office. their goal: to ensure a trail remained for investigators. >> sreenivasan: lisa desjardins joins me now. lisa, this happened late in the afternoon, about a 4:00 press conference. what was the reaction to this from the

two cars struck the man along kirkwood highway newport gap pike.he driver of the second car remained at the scene's we will have a life report. >>> we're working to get more information on a deadly trooper involved shooting. state trooper shot and killed a man yesterday afternoon on the if you were in cran berry he was inside a pickup truck when shot. we do know no officers were hurt. the state attorney general's office is investigating the trooper's actions but it is not yet releasing details of what exactly led up to this deadly confrontation. >>> penn state is promptly banning a fraternity where student died after a fall. they're promising to strictly enforce an existing ban on under age drinking throughout the campus. penn state say they found a pattern of excessive hazing and drugging. timothy me yacht is a fell down a flight of stairs. >>> a recipient of a metal of honor will be laid to rest. major john harrison junior lived in philadelphia 30 years and passed away a week ago. friend and family gathered for his viewing. harrison was a fighter

. >> reporter: industry level craftsman like cofer where he is based in newport news can make between6,000 and 57,000 a year with opportunities for over time and benefits. like many in the industry, he is feeling optimistic that donald trump can be good for the industry if he can make good on rebuilding the military. >> how is the company feeling? >> reporter: the ceo feels optimistic. they're moving forward with plans to hire 4,000 workers. he talked about he thinks trump will be good for business but everybody knows trump has to get congress to lift the defense sequester which caps the spending until 2021. he will feel better if that comes to fruition, becky. >> thank you very much. kate rogers. >>> up next, we're "on the money." skip the furniture and department store and buy a mattress online. a dream come true or a nightmare? later, the best deals for march. what to buy and what to avoid. first, take a look at how the stock market ended the week. ♪ >>> sleep, it can be a precious commodity and getting enough shut eye is recognized as an important component of good health. what yo

his bus routes included rockview elementary, newport mill middle school and albert einstein high school. detectives want parents to contact police if they think their child might have been a victim. the district placed rodriguez on administrative leave last month after learning about the allegations. >>> a jilted lover is behind eight bomb threats across the country that rattled the jewish community. police are calling him a copycat. they say juan thompson of st. louis is not responsible for the larger wave of bomb threats placed to more than 100 jewish sites. the fbi says thompson made some threats in his ex-girlfriend's name, then some in his own name and he claimed his ex was racist in trying to set him up. thompson was charged with cyber stalking and is due in court next week. the fbi still hasn't figured out who is behind the bulk of the >>> it's a health scare for thousands of women who get mammograms and then get false positive results. thinking they have breast cancer when they actually don't. next at 11:00, the technology that's making those scares far less common. >>> a staple

when i team with elaina newport, i try to get at least a little bit hysterical. brian: i want to show our audience a chart that's in your book. i don't know if we can get any closer on it than we are right there, but you can see that you have labeled generations. "missionary" means that you were what? william: a "missionary" is a peer of franklin roosevelt. these were the children who were born in the aftermath of the civil war. i would say that it was a time when the family was a warm place in american society. it was the first time christmas in the modern sense was celebrated in america with a jolly santa claus and christmas cards and a tree. brian: so you were born between 1860 and 1882. william: well, you'd be over 109 right now, and there are about 1,000 of you out there in america and i hope at least some of them are watching here today. we remember them mainly as the wise men of world war ii, the elders who steered america through the twin emergencies of the great depression and world war ii. brian: neil, how about the "lost" generation? neil: well, the lo