pence variety sized hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while she served as president obama 's secretary of state. >>> new dash cam video of the deadly take down by police following a high speed chase in georgia is raising questions. officers repeatedly taserd 18 year-old driver before he died at the scene. now teen's parents say that the video should be seen by the world. cbs news correspondent mark stratman has details. after a roughly 10-mile chase, harris county sheriff deputies approached nicholas. deputies smashed his window, taserd him, pulled him from the truck and threw him to the ground and cuffed him. you can see one deputy put his knee on the back have his neck for roughly 40 seconds. a few minutes later they noticed the teenager had stopped moving. >> hey. deputies originally responded to a call about a man sleeping in his truck, when they woke him up right away he took off. once they caught and subdued him, and he stopped breathing, deputies didn't start cpr until nearly 10 minutes later. >> it is heart breaking, you know, to imagine, what happened. >> reporter: n

ambassador to singapore and ambassador to china during former president barack obama 's administration. >>> federal investigation is being launched after wikileaks published documents outlining cia hacking operations. >> wikileaks released material on tuesday, it claims the documents show how expansive the agency's hacking capabilities are saying that the cia spies on people through their smart phones and tv's. president trump's office praised the site saying i loved wikileaks during 2016 campaign but his administration has since expressed concern over the leaks. >> there is a big difference between disclosing, john podes tag mail account and leaking of classified information. >> reporter: cia wouldn't verify authenticity of the documents but spokesmen says they must use cutting edge method in order to protect the country. cia and fbi are said to be working together on the investigation. >>> on capitol hill lawmakers work late in the night debating the republican's replacement for affordable care act. democrats conservative republicans and several outside groups including the american

the two george bush nominees, roberts and alito, the two barack obama nominee s, kagan and sotomayor, all passed the 60 votes. there is no reason why gorsuch shouldn't. if he can't is not change the rule, change the nominee. >> alito had 58. >> there was a cloture vote where he had over 70. >> he wound up in the end with 58. >> i said each justice met a 60-vote threshold. >> the american bar association says that neil gorsuch is highly qualified. do you believe that he's highly qualified? >> the issue is what his ideology is. he says he's going to call it down the middle. someone sofer eventually supported by the federalist society which has a history of moving the courts to the right. why are they doing that and spending $10 million these hard right groups to support him? is it because he's going to be a neutral judge and call balls and strikes? i don't believe so. if you look at his early history and court cases that doesn't support that. he has an instinctive reaction in too many cases to side with the big corporate special interest rather than the individuals. and supreme court is

vice-president joe biden on the steps of the capitol wednesday to mark seventh anniversary of president obama 's signing the affordable care act into law. >> you don't have to take this act, which has been incredibly beneficial not only by the way , to individual but total health care costs in america. >> reporter: but critics say obama care has led to the spike in premiums and fewer choices for americans. president trump is warning republican lawmakers tonight, he said failing to pass this health care reform bill could cost them their jobs when they are up for reelection. >>> it is day three of the confirmation hearing for judge neil gorsuch. members of the senate judiciary committee hearing is trying to pin opinion down what kind of supreme court justice he will become. judge gorsuch said he puts the law above politics. republicans argued he is qualified but democrats are skeptical. they pressed the 49 year-old appellate judge for more on controversial issues like abortion and gay rights. >> what worries me is you have been very much able to avoid any specificity like no one i have ever seen b

especially after president obama 's nominee, judge merrick garland never got a chance to have a vote. >> i think it is 5050 whether the democrats filibuster. they don't have any good argument against a course edge, but they are furious that we are going to have a conservative nominated by confirmed. i tell you judge course which will be confirmed. he will either get 60 votes and be confirmed otherwise whatever procedural steps are necessary. i believe within a month or two, neil gorsuch will be an associate justice of the supreme court. >> uma: joining us with thoughts is investigative reporter, good to have you here. how much of a factor do you think the democratic are upset over the fact that merrick garland did not get a hearing is going to be active in the room? >> i think that is a huge factor the democrats are still furious over the fact that they really believe the man who should have been confirmed was not even given a single hearing. there is a second to go said that once the proceedings. that is donald trump himself, the net man who nominated mr. gorsuch. he out sorts this n

if it is a matter of qualifications, judge garland, who was president obama's s nominee for the sameeat, wasn't even granted a hearing. no hearing for him.or >> bill: what does that have to do with neil gorsuch? >> it has a tremendous amount. as we heard today from amy klobuchar, the democrat from minnesota, she said, you have to be aware of the moment we live in.he so if republicans think they can steal a seat and democrats don't respond, are democrats opposedn. to lay there, say, we got beat? >> bill: you are saying, you vote against gorsuch because you didn't like what happened to garland? you think that is good for the country? >> no. i think this whole political paralysis, you pointed out to me, i don't think it is good for the country. >> bill: i don't think payback is helping america. what do you say, lisa? >> i think that argument sounds petty and incorrect, as well. it was vice president biden and senator chuck schumer has set the precedent for not nominating a supreme court court nominee in a president's final year. that being said, i think legislating from the bench is sca

caller: russia is very much a threat.barack obama 's poor handling of russia has emboldened russia nowi just wish my friends who do listen who are democrats stop calling in so angry and. pissed off. a movement of resistance that released to any solutions. do not just the in opposition if you will not be a fair critic to the previous president as well as the current one. i do not like everything trump stands for, but this is more a barack obama problem because if we can go into libya and get rid nothingfi, but we do and we don't north korea are oppressing their people and they try to get nuclear and have been trng to get nuclear weapons, what is wrong with that enario? host: thanks for the call. a couple more calls. jose joining us from arkansas. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. this is a great opportunity for to make it that war is not the right answer. he is known as big a great deal maker so it is a great opportunity for him to display his skill. thank you for taking my call. host: thank you. last call from huntsville, alabama. michael, how should the

slipped to 37 percent, the lowest of his presidency and lower then that of anytime of president obama 's two terms, president trump said he believes approval rating poles are rigged, real clear politics has his approval rating at 43.7 percent. >>> north korea continues to push boundaries of the international law testing a new type of high thrust rocket engine. kim jong uncalls it a revolutionary break through and claims it is poor peaceful use. president trump chastised the dictator on on his flight back to washington. north cover reace acting very, very badly. he is act varying badly. >> test was conducted as u.s. secretary of the state rex tillerson wrapped up his first trip to asia. it indicates that the north cover reace increasingly capable of firing a long range missle which u.n. has banned the country from doing. >>> head up for drivers who take e-z pass interchange off pennsylvania turnpike. both north and southbound lanes will be closed for about three weeks, it got started last night. toll boot is a long the turnpike will have a different look as crews remove feedback signal li

citing unnamed former officials, "the times" says obama's s aides left a trail of evidence across different government agencies to prevent the incoming trump administration from covering up or destroying evidence. the white house is seeking to dramatically reduce the power of the environmental protection agency, slashing dozens of programs and laying off 20% of the agency's staff. the plan calls for the complete elimination of epa programs on climate change, toxic waste cleanup, environmental justice, and funding for native alaskan villages. it would slash funding for clean air and water programs by 30%. in a statement to the "washington post," william becker of the national association of clean air agencies said -- "these cuts, if enacted by congress, will rip the heart and soul out of the national air pollution control program and jeopardize the health and welfare of tens of millions of people around the country." former republican congressmember ryan zinke was sworn in wednesday as secretary of the interior. vice president mike pence administered the oath of office in a ceremony at the w

that is, when donald trump said that he thought his predecessor, obama was wiretapping him, obama 's statement was the president never directed that donald trump he wiretapped area as soon as i heard that i thought oh, presidents don't direct. that is a thousand years old. that's henry the second, will no one read me from this meddlesome police because henry the second in the legend of the story was astonished that his entourage could have figured out that he wanted that man murdered. finally he said will no one rid me of this and they race off and butcher thomas beckett. i remember being on their plane was george w. bush and i said to him it i was going to do this and this. it wasn't illegal. he grunted and moaned. i took that to mean okay, that is what he wants me to do. it turned out afterwards he was happy but i thought back on it many times. he never said yes, that's it, that's what i want you to do. so heads of networks, heads of bookstores, heads of magazines, mafia leaders on the street, presidents of the united states, they don't direct to come i want you to bug donald trump

obama. >>> kpix5's betty yu shows us a specific sign. >> reporter: a big sign of disapproval. the ad reads elon, please dump trump and flashes the word resist and shows on both sides of880. >> people are going out of their way to say how much they don't like trump. >> reporter: it's not clear how much was paid for the ad. the text underneath said it does not reflect the views of the board's owner, clear channel outdoor. >> i think it's somebody out there saying hey, be as very dominantly against some of the policies that trump is pushing. >> reporter: today the tesla ceo and real estate developers met with president trump in d.c. as the administration seeks private sector partnership to boost infrastructure programs to rebuild our nation's roads and bridges. ' lon has gotten -- elon has gotten flack for agreeing to join trump's business advisory council in december. do you think the message is right meaning elon should dump trump? >> yes. i think it's not at all in favor of the industry here. >> reporter: others don't want elon to take the relationship advice. >> it's good to

such a budget amounts to 3 percent over president obama 's defense plan which has left our military under funded , under sized and un ready to meet threats of today and tomorrow but white house is urging everyone to take a deep breath. >> this is simply top line spending budget. that is why it is called budget blueprint and in the full budget. >> that comes out in may and that is when the real battle begins. >> i cannot see how this budget can survive the light of day. >> we will hear from the president and angela merkel at a news conference later today. some meetings could be awkward you might remember on the campaign trail he liked to say merkel ruined germany because she allowed so many syrian refugees n he lashed out at time magazine when they made her person of the year in 2015 instead of him. alex and thomas back to you it will be an interesting meeting then. >> we will see what comes out of it, caroline, in washington , we will have the latest on the fox 29 news at 5:00 today. >>> developing story we are following this morning, fire crews battling a massive late night fire in north

>> we are getting behind this measure, back president trump versus obama care. 'sade to the american people, a promise, and what folks asked for and get done. >> it goes to the house and senate and look at this video, representative sarbanes has eyes under his -- if you look at the audience watching this thing, people are watching this thing. abby: it has a long way to go it sounds like. why are they doing it? because they can. good luck out there, thanks so much. and accused killer behind bars in a brutal stabbing death of a police using the surveillance video showing a hooded man breaking into vehicles outside tiffany's home. and arrested on drug charges. and awakened by screams called 911 which investigators say they didn't know her and the motive is unclear. remember that school bus driver behind the wheel of a crash that killed 6 young children? he is indicted on vehicular homicide charges. 24-year-old johnson walker, on his cell phone, it toppled onto its side and crashed into a tree. he will face a judge later this month. taking extra steps in the classroom

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(steve) the miners formed the backdrop as he ordered a rollback of the obama administration''s commitment to fight climate change.(pam/bam ) but as catherine heenan explains, those coal miners may not see the benefits. "my administration is putting an end to the war on coal." obama=era regulations aimed at fighting climate change ... now gone, to fulfill a trump campaign promise. "the miners are being put out of work. it's not going to happen anymore, were going to use our heads."the new executive order undoes the clean power plan, a 2015 initiative has been tied up in the courts.it also lifts a moratorium on coal mining on federal land.nat "that is what this is all about - bringing back our jobs, bringing back our dreams, and making america wealthy again."it's an idea the administration claims the mining industry is embracing. "the miners and the owners are very, very bullish on this."many industry executives say automation in the mines and the rise of cheap natural gas mean those jobs are gon

he is proposing the same spending in the federal government as president obama did. oteri,s increases to the which the liberals go crazy about -- military. mr. change, will do the exact as president obama. mr. change has put a bunch of rich guys and billionaires in his cabinet. ofnce priebus, the chairman the rnc is his chief of staff, that is a huge change, right? a lot of people have been in government a long time, it will always be that way. he is proposing some policies i agree with, obamacare replacement, developed by a lot some ofe i worked with them. that is good i would like to see that. let's see if he can do it, that takes hard work. his administration so far is damaged -- has damage project -- prospects of serious legislative changes. what about institutional reform? i'm for that. chances of institutional reform greater or less when we have a president who is so likely -- reckless that everyone says cheese, the alternative is theing -- geez, if alternative is blowing things up we should stick with what we've got. if trump goes down this road he will lose more supp

and what about the question about whether obama compacare s needs to be fixed?tty significant defeat, considering it's the first piece of legislation that the trump administration had tried to pass. he clearly ran on it, republicans had repealed it about a billion times when they were in the minority, and in the -- sorry, when they were in the majority, and so i think the reality is, it's not clear where they go from here. i think democrats can rightfully, i think, rejoice in the fact that they're singing, you know, president trump finally understand that there's a difference between talking and governing. and i'm not sure he's come to terms with that simple reality. in terms of -- in terms of fixing it, the democrats are in a tough position. you can't fix something with someone who doesn't want to negotiate or work with you. i mean, if the -- the goal here is to basically gut it, in particular, you're talking about making significant draconian medical cuts that's going to actually hurt the very people you're trying to help. you're talking about millions of peop

(grant)it's a significant step in repudiating the obama administration''s commitment to fight climate change.(vicki) but those coal miners may not see the benefits.catherine heenan is here to explain. (catherine) the president was surrounded by coal miners as he signed the executive order it will make it easier to mine coal -- and it will ease the environmental restrictions on the power plants that burn it. as for putting miners back to work ... there's a lot of skepticism about that. "my administration is putting an end to the war on coal." obama=era regulations aimed at fighting climate change ... now gone, to fulfill a trump campaign promise. "the miners are being put out of work. it's not going to happen anymore, were going to use our heads."the new executive order undoes the clean power plan, a 2015 initiative has been tied up in the courts.it also lifts a moratorium on coal mining on federal land.nat "that is what this is all about - bringing back our jobs, bringing back our dreams, and making america wealthy again."it's an ide

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let's not do it or wait bob gates, the secretary of defense who started working when president obama was 12, also s against it. late in the game, he said we should do this after the decision was taken. we all know how it turned out. say, hey, i would have made the same. host: did you go? guest: i went twice. it was hard to get into the compound, which is controlled by a pakistani military intelligence unit. my wife and i went once together to pakistan. my wife is very persuasive. i went three times to try and get in. youthird time i said, look, really must sort of -- i hope you are serious about lead in the, so i got into the compound two weeks before it was demolished and they did not tell me it was going to be demolished , but it was interesting to see how he lived. host: how big was it? guest: it was big, probably a one acre compound, nearly substantial house with outbuildings, the main house, and smaller outer buildings, where one of the bodyguards lived. it was not by any stretch of the imagination a palace in the sense of people were living or growing their own crops. chickens, they could bas

>> a lot of red ink as it goes to president obama's greeni initiative s. the clean power plan was at the heart of the plan. it called to reduce carbon dioxide levels by a third by 2030. president trump called that plan a disaster, especially for coal miners. >> perhaps no single regulation threatens our miners or energy workers more than this crushing attack on american industry. >> the president called for lifting the ban on federal lands as it relates to coal production and also he put a pause on what he sees as many job-killing regulations. >> shepard: democrats say we will pay a price for this and a big one. >> yes. in a word they are horrified by just what happened a little while ago with this executive order. take a look to tom harper that held a news conference before this order was signed. >> that executive order abandons the progress we made addressing the threat of climate change, protecting americans' health, from dangers, pollutants and safe-guarding our country for generations. thanks to this executive order, our future looks darker, dirtier a

in the tweets, president oba pr without offering evidence, accusing president obama of wire tapping. shose repeated calls for donald trump to provide evidence to back up his claims. the white house is now calling on congressional committees that are investigating russian activity and ties between trump aides and russian officials. those committees are asked to look into quote whether executive branch investigative powers were abused in 2016. now democrats and republicans are asking what the president is basing accusations on. >> i'm not sure what it is he is talking about. perhaps the president has information that is not yet available to us or the public. if it is true, we will find out quickly and if it isn't, he will have to explain. >> the president has called for congressional investigations into the allegations that he made starting yesterday morning. i would expect that he will want to provide our committee with any evidence that he has. >> reporter: so you have republican saying she expects the president to provide evidence backing up his claims if there is any. this comes as w

as for president obama - a spokesman for the former president insisted he never ordered surveillance of any u-sama administration was that no white house official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the department of justice." the former mayor of stockton has pleaded ánotá guilty to several money- related charges. anthony silva was arrested over the weekend at s-f-o.. when he returned from a trip to south america. he's facing charges including embezzlement and grand theft, involving a stockton kids club he used to run. the new charges are not related to charges he faced last year... for allegedly eavesdropping on a teen strip poker party.... yosemite national park has re-opened an area where a woman was hit and killed by a tree. this happened yesterday in half dome village, the area formerly known as curry village. she was in a tent cabin when the tree fell...in snowy windy weather. authorities have identified the victim as 20-year-old destiny borges... of ceres. she was at the park for work. a go-fund- me account has been created to help pay for funeral services. we have

president obama invited presidents bush and clinton to join him at nellston mson mande funeral. and he was asked to represent him at the funeral of anwar sadat, the bush smas have grown close seen here at the opening of the african museum of history and culture. >> that surprised everybody. about society. people on opposite side of the political spectrum could like each other. >> so far it isn't clear if trump is interested in maintaining a friendly relationship with obama or commanders in chief. his goal its to set himself apart from any one and anything representing traditional washington. >> thank you very much. lot to talk about with david gergen. adviser to four presidents and seen firsthand how presidents treat their predecessors. is there a danger in a current president feuding with a former one? seems to me you would want to feel look you could call up your predecessor for advice. few people who have had the job? >> absolutely. we had a presidents club. fraternity of people who had been president, a handful but who have become friend and worked together. famously, ronald reagan when sworn in, iranian hostages were released that day. and, jimmy c

today, president trump leveed an extremely strong claim against president obama's signature legislation. news4's blaine alexander has more. >> reporter: for president trump, another day, another health care push. meeting here with house gop committee chairs. >> my fellow americans -- >> reporter: his weekly address out today focused on health care. >> i want every american to know that action on obamacare is an urgent necessity. >> reporter: but here, a stunning claim, seemingly implying obamacare was intentionally designed to fall apart this year, >> that's the year it was meant to explode because obama won't be that was when it was supposed to be. >> reporter: almost seven years to the day after obamacare became law, republicans now pressured to not just repeal, but find a better way. >> you do not want to be the republican congressman, senator or president who has to go to a mother and tell her that you're taking the health care away from her that she's gotten for the first time for her child. >> reporter: for these republicans, positive feedback. >> there's no question, this is the bill that

"how low has president obama gonen to tapp-- two "p"s-- my phone during the very sacred election processno, no. >> flago the play. we have a side vote with unnecessary use of parentheses. why either/or? you can be bad and sick. >> yes, like steve bannon. he's both bad and sick. ( laughter ) >> exactly! my god, what's wrong with him? >> i got a theory, roy. this is my theory. steve bannon was curseed by a wicked witch, and now he's cursed to forever look how america feels. ( laughter ) >> that makes sense. >> that tweet's good, but it's got some serious competition right now, roy, from this one: "mitt romney had his chance to beat a failed president, but he choked like a dog. now he calls me racist, but i am the least racist person there is." >> he-- >> but he is obviously overcompensating here, roy. we know there are so many people that are less racist than donald trump. like me. i'm way less racist. i work with all these black people, and you never hear me complaining. ( laughter ) >> what would you complain about? >> come on, roy. you know the way you guys are. ( laughter ) >> audience

president trump's claim that former president barack obama had his phone s tapped last yea. white house officials are recasting the accusation in more general terms. jeff zeleny reports. >> reporter: president trump had his predecessor on his mind today at the white house. >> it's a little like president obama. when he left, people liked him. when he was here, people didn't like him so much. that's the way life goes. that's human nature. the fact is, obamacare is a disaster. >> reporter: he was talking health care, not his explosive allegation of president obama spying on trump tower. when asked about that, trump fell silent. >> will your justice department with the jell intense committee's justice. >> reporter: he had until today, to turn over any evidence to the house and senate committees, for their investigation between russian operatives and the trump campaign. the explanation has evolved over the last nine days. and did so again today. >> i think there's two things that are important about what he said. recognizing -- he doesn't think that president obama tapped his ph

we have tried lots of different ideas around 401(k)s, barack obama introduced tweaks to the 401(k) system, lots of mira to get people to invest. this idea is you would you have a savings rate of 2% for people just getting into the marketplace so they can experiment with the investing. but i don't really see that introducing more vehicles really helps. it's already complicated enough. i think there needs to be more education the elementary and secondary levels. that to me is a way to go and to help people understand the importance of it.op nobody is coming in to save you if you don't save. you have to do it on your own. and you have to have strong enough economy so people can participate and have something to save to begin with. without knowledge, i think -- special live at a young age it's very difficult to get people to move forward. thank you for the question. >> go ahead. >> what policy does we need to adopt to get back to 4 percent growth is in country. >> 4% it what donald trump said he wants to have 4%, gdp growth which is a high hurdle and i believe it's all about getting a compani

obama. " " of engaging in.mccatthyism-- . .. - i try very hard not to engage in sny "isms" sf s—ny— esfethe netisnat sesuzitylageney about britishen in place for decades. that they wiretapped him for obama nonsense, and utterly ridiculous. would you agree? intelligence partners for the president to make a baseless claim that the british participated in a conspiracy against him? i think it clearly frustrates a key ally of ours. i believe that the relationship” " " " is strong enough, this is something tweeting his verdict. the white flag? of course they weren't. is the president prepared and apologise to the president? me. we're. we're : and. as for consistent—— with the russians, what collusion? there is no evidence, according to the people that have to believe that that exists. the president's one puistiefheeetiegw-teee? and saying. "we had nothingtsdo! jon sopel, bbc news, washington. 75.4." 75 7 w 7 2?777 77 "7 "7 7; stay with us on bbc news, still to come: it was international happiness day on monday and norway is officially the 7% place to live. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches an

as his presidency true to a close, brought to bono 's barack obama's incidental intercepts of americans abroad taking advantage of the rules tt their boss relaxed starting in 2011 to help better fight terrorism, espionage, et . were they using under the guise of protecting the country and legitimate surveillance of america's enemies, friends, foes, where they using that as a ruse to tap into donald trump's transition team in trump tower, do you think? >> i think that is the concern, a lot of the sources that have spoken to john and i have. their concern is look, we want to be able to go after the terrorists and find these hackers and cyber espionage and counterespionage, we need it but are people using this at at the back door to actually spy on americans? is this being politicized and is this political espionage? that's the question we all need to be asking. we all need to kind of understand that civil liberties here are being in a sense being violated if what our sources are saying is true. >> sean: john, your reaction. >> i agree. there was one official intelligent person we talked t

you know, we've tried lots of different ideas around 401(k)'s, barack obama introduced lots of tweaks to 401(k) system, lots of my-ra trying to get people invested and the idea you would have a savings rate for 2% for people getting in the marketplace to experiment with investing, but i don't really see that introducing more vehicles really helps. it's already complicated enough. i think there needs to be more education at the elementary and secondary levels, that, to me, is the way to go and to help people understand the importance of it. no one-- nobody's coming in to save you if you don't save. you have to do it on your own and you have to have strong enough economy so people can participate and have something to save to begin with. but without knowledge, i think, and especially at a young age, it's very difficult to get people to move forward. thank you for the question. >> go ahead. >> what policies do we need to adopt to get back to 4% growth in this country? >> 4% is what donald trump says he wants to have, 4% growth, gdp growth. which is a high hurdle. and i believe it's all a

s citizens. and, although oswaldo was taken into custody on former president barack obama's watch...deborah lee with the interfaith movement for human integrity expects no leniency from the trump administration. sot- "he could have been released. he should have been able to have been released on bond to be able to pursue his case, um, outside of the confines of jail." bridge demonstrations like these are nothing new. immigration advocates have been holding similar rallies here on the first saturday of every month since april 20-11. that's when immigration and customs enforcement began holding immigration detainees here at this facility.nats- "we come to you today in an hour of emergency." dozens of supporters shared prayers and sang songs...nats- "we are all the people of god." a rally for not just oswaldo and his family... but for the more than 150 undocumented immigrants waiting here in detention.sot- "do you think that this will make a difference? i think that we have to try."nats- donation basket. in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. still ahead. upset tenants in the eas

s assassination, 9/11, president obama's birth, president obama's wiretapping, and i could go on withs so many untruths that i think we have to conclude that he doesn't feel bounded by truth. so while it is hard, probably impossible, to know on any individual case whether he knows the truth and is lying or whether he believes something that is false and is stating it. i think we can comfortably say he isn't concerned with truth. he is happy to lie, and that's what i find so alarming about this situation. >> rose: it is not only "time magazine" and a columnist for the "new york times" that weighted into this, also the "wall street journal" said two months into his presidency gallup has mr. trump's approval ratings 30%. if he doesn't show more respect pore the truth, most americans may conclude he is a fake president. push comes to shove here when there is a national crisis and the president needs for his allies, his citizens and his government to believe him. >> you know, if you look back to other critical moments in american history, think about the cuban missile crisis, when presiden

his latest unfounded accusation is that former president barack obama tapped trump's phone during last fall 'sng a spokesperson for obama denied accusations. new york times is recording that the fbi director james comey asked justice department to publishly reject the claims saying that it suggest the agency broke the law. so far we have not heard from the justice department but the director of national intelligence under obama is speaking out. >> there was no such wiretap act it mounted against the president, president-elect at the time or as a candidate or against his campaign. >> let's find out. let's have an investigation. if they are going to investigate russian ties let's include this as part of it and that is what we're asking. if this happened and if it did , again, this is largest abuse of power that i think we have ever seen. >> all of this comes after trump's well received speech to congress on tuesday, the tweets are evidence some say of his growing frustration with the ongoing allegations about the advisors ties to russia. it is rumored that the president lashed out at his team du

s assassination, about 9/11, about president obama's worth i about president obama's wiretapping, and i could go on with 20 more, he speaks so many untruths that i think with we have to conclude that he doesn't feel bound bid truth. >> rose: finally, actor richard gere talking about his new film, "norman: the moderate rise and tragic fall of a new york fixer." >> the interesting thing i found out about norman and playing him, which surprised me, is that there was no anger in him. he gets hurt, and he's humiliated time after time. this is kind of a charlie chaplain side of him. there's no anger. >> rose: a look at health care in washington and a conversation with richard gere when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: president trump's vision to remake american healthcare was dealt a surprising and devastating blow today, the president and house

s attorneys... appointed by the obama administration. justice department says the request is similar to past presidential transitions. administrations have the right to nominate or dismiss u-s attorneys as they see fit. presidents bill clinton and george w-bush also dismissed large numbers of u-s attorneys. (catherine) spring is nearly here...our weather is certainly evidence of that. (steve) it's been just gorgeous this week. kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here to tell us how long the sunshine will stay with us. a ridge of high pressure will continue to build across our region over the next several days while mild temperatures will see a few additional degree) highs will be generally in the 60s at the coast with 70s to lower 80s inland. lows will mostly be in the 40s and 50s. longer range guidance indicates that the ridge will flatten next week which will ( catherine) most of the stories involving "people behaving badly" can have a financial consequence if you get caught. (steve ) and despite the threat many people persi

a major question, how do republicans pla s replace obama? that's when they did it. spots democrats got up to applaud. >> to invest in women's health and to promote clean air and clean water and to rebuild our military and our infrastructure. we strongly support nato, an alliance forged through the bonds of two world wars that dethroned fascism and the cold war and defeated communism. >> senator ed markey, democrat from the great state of massachusetts joins us. nice to see you, sir. >> thank you, good evening. >> so, senator, tell me what you most disagreed with last night with the president and what you most agreed with. >> well, first of all, just in the clip that you had, there's an internal contradiction. on one hand, president trump says, well, he wants cleaner air and cleaner water and to increase the defense of our country. well, he's going to cut the budget for the environmental protection agency which fights the battle for clean air and clean water by 20%. so he's going to retreat on the protections for the things that really do matter for security for peop

that there is to support claims by president trump that president obama ordered the wiretapping otrump . >>> meanwhile president trump 'scourt wi tllay, doug luzader has more this morning from capitol hill,long day for neil . was formally sworn in yesterday but you know they had opening statements and so wt of the hearings will begin and there will bequestioning obviouf it coming from democrats, in terms of the critical questions of neil gorsuch widelo ultimately make it on to the court but there may of trouble along the way. we will s out. there will be a long day for gorsuch in, question. >> it is interesting about the you are looking at andding on how you interpret whate sending out way different tweets and headlines based on the hearing yesterday. away from what went on with the russian involvement. >> reporter: these are, those are separate issues obviously but yeah, as far appg is concerd the specifically the testimony of the james comey, y indicated there is no evidence to backup donald trump's claim that theormer administration president obama had authorized a wiretap, of re is anwer. investigation still underwa

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's >> that is the more as president obama got in. he first that with healthcare and a 100% partisan fashion and republicans worked on him the last 7 years, the trump administration looks like they might be falling into the same trap. fix the economy. if you fix the economy with tax reform, regulatory reform, you can do that at any point because you have the political capital because you fixed the economy first. getting trapped in this healthcare mess just the same president obama got trapped in in 2008. arthel: if you look at the bill it alleviates so much taxing pressure on small business or at least regulatory pressure because it rolls back all these taxes or at least kicked them down the road like the cadillac tax, that get kicked to 2025. >> obamacare was not perfect, this is not perfect, to do something that does create jobs and doesn't stop with jobs or stop small business people like me but you are talking about something almost impossible behind me, two, and since people coming together, nobody has common sense, that is a pro