oren liebermann for us in jerusalem. oren. >>> pope francis is on his way the south america. ahead the controversies that await him in chile and peru. stay with us. ♪ ♪ i'm jimmy, this is my definition of fresh since 1983. ♪ he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using. tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. >>> all right. we have live video here. that is the pope taking off for south america. the six-day tour will take him to chile and peru. this will be his first trip to chile since he became pope. >> worshipers gathered in chile's capital santiago sunday before his visit. though he is very popular there, still, not everyone is happy to see him. here is why, with cnn's rafael romo. >> reporter: homemade firebombs exploded before dawn friday at three churches i

bill has all but ended the political process between the two we spoke to political commentator amir oren about the. every once in a while when the polls show that netanyahu is quite close. there you go again shouting jerusalem they are all self-styled harry houdini who try to tie their own hands and put themselves into a box and then jump into the river and hope that no one will be able to send a giant crane via the great powers to them out of there because if at some future date some future government would like to negotiate the future off the territories occupied by israel for the last fifty years including east jerusalem these parliamentarians hope that it will be unable to do so but of course this is just a new lucian because if the reason some formula by which there will be a negotiated peace with the palestinians that the government of the day will change the law and therefore it will be able to split the jewish part of jerusalem from the arab part most israelis especially those who leave until of even bigger city don't really care that much or would even prefer to have jerusalem s

for more on this, let's turn to cnn's oren lieberman, he joins me live from jerusalem.. >> hi, natalie. the israeli military says the tunnel started half a mile into gaza, right near the gaza/egypt border along sinai. it continued into israel, under the border crossing and from there continued into egypt. the israeli military says because it ran under the border crossing, that leaves them to believe it could have been used to attack from underneath the crossing. and that's why they decided or concluded it was an attack tunnel. on saturday night, israeli air force fighter jets struck the gaza side of the tunnel and used what they called technology and intelligence to destroy parts of the tunnel that ran under israel. military says they coordinated with egypt before taking any action. natalie? >> another story that we know you're following, the plo central council is meeting to decide what to do now that president trump has declared jerusalem the capital of israel. >> so this is a two-day meeting by the plo central committee, some 90 members and little more than 150 obser

oren lieberman, cnn, jerusalem. >> this week "the wall street journal" reported new details about an affair between donald trump and a former porn star named stormy daniels. the report details how mr. trump's personal lawyer went to great lengths to keep it under wraps. >> now the woman at the center of the alleged scandal seems to be capitalizing on the attention as our diane gallagher reports. >> stormy daniels brings her "making america horny again" tour this saturday -- >> reporter: cashing in on controversy. >> on the heels of stormy's nationally publicized affair -- >> reporter: that that ar faye allegedly between porn star stormy daniels and the president of the united states in 2006 after the two met at a golf tournament. daniels, whose real name is stephanie clifford, and the white house, have denied the relationship. but that's not stopping this club from promoting it. >> this is the twitter storm sensation -- >> reporter: friday "intouch" magazine published the transcript of a 2011 interview with daniels dishing on the tawdry details of her alleged sexual encounter with do

but even more than what oren did, his colleagues will rep how he did it. senator hatch who's 83 years old, is the longest serve republicing republican senator. >> that will do it for me, i will see you right back here tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. >>> i have missed this, and i know you have missed this, "deadline white house" starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. happy new year, no new year, new me moment for donald trump, he started 2018, the same way he ended 2017, taking to twitter to air his authoritarian sounding wishes for his former political opponents. he said crooked hillary's hop today huma abedin has been accused of violating basic security protocols. remember sailors pictures on submarine? jail! exclamation point. the deep state slam garnering attention from one of the most conservative legal minds in the country. former assistant attorney general under george w. bush, jack goldsmith who responded, quote, that would be the deep state justice department run by real donald trump appointees, jeff sessions, rod rosens

any decisions made regarding the boundaries of jerusalem we spoke to political commentator i mean oren about possible reasons behind this move . every once in a while when the polls show that netanyahu is quite close. there you go again shouting jerusalem they are self-styled harry houdini who try to tie their own hands and put themselves into a box and then jump into the river and hope that no one will be able to send a giant crane via the great powers to hoist them out of there because if at some future date some future government would like to negotiate the future off the territories occupied by israel for the last fifty years including east jerusalem these parliamentarians hope that it will be unable to do so but of course this is just a new lucian because if the reason some formula by which there will be a negotiated peace with the palestinians that the government of the day will change the law and therefore it will be able to split the jewish pop of jerusalem from the arab part most israelis especially those who leave until of even bigger city don't really care that much or would

. >> after more than 40 years in senate oren hatch said he would leave. after seven terms the republican senator says he will not be running for reelection. now, all eyes are on 012 presidential nominee mitt romney who expressed interest in the utah seat. >> and tina smith will be sworn in to the u.s. senate. smith was appointed by minnesota govrp for for the seat vaiked by trafficen. smith will be sworn in and alabama select doug is ready to get to work. >> still no winners. nearly $800 million up for grabs between powerball and mega millions which means 2018 could be a rewarding year for some lucky winner. mega millions jackpot jump todd 418 million after no one won last night. powerball jackpot is 440 million last night's drawing. this is the second time powerball and mega millions had powerball jackpots this high at the same time. >> good luck us to or i mean anybody out there bying tickets? we'll take it. >> e. >> let's hope. >> good morning to both of you. >> good to see you. >> oh, goodness. let's talk about it we get to the pretty lady after you.

regardless of the truth, and a person is left with the choice of weathering skwr t insulting publicity oren gauging in years of lawsuits. the journal article describes a decades-long pattern of sexual misconduct and that wynn terrified his employees. >> people felt very intimidated by steve wynn. and they themselves felt at times they needed to apiece him. >> reporter: wynn said they have an anonymous tipline and not one complaint was made. the casino owner, who turned 76 today, built some of vegas's most famous casinos, mirage, bellagio, treasure island. titans allegedly abusing their positions for sex. he's unlikely to be the last. of course steve wynn is a major donor to both political parties. he's the head of the finance committee for the rnc. it's unclear still today whether any of those politicians are going to be returning any of that money. alex? >> all right. matt, thank you very much from las vegas. a statement from michael khouw hen saying steve is a truly great man who has been the driving force behind the rnc finance committee. >>> meanwhile, democrats are pushing back against

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late oren the senate floor majority leader mitch mcconnell thanks the crew and offered a pledge to democratste on a short-term funding bill by 28th and if there's no plan for the daca on a sticking point, that concern will be brought to the forefront. >> it would be my intention to proceed to legislation that would address daca, border security, and related issues. >> democrats who were part of those back room negotiations say while there was progress, they're not sure it's enough to secure the necessary votes. >> i don't know that you're going see the final deal. you might see a comfort level that would enable us to go forward. >> while the shutdown continues, several will report for duty, but their paychecks could be delayed. now, the health has passed a procedural measure paving the way for it to vote very quickly on any measure passed by the senate. anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> though many ee senn chalt services continue to operate, like the military and air traffic control, one obvious impact of the government shut june is the national park ser

agency for palestinian refugees thanks very much for being with us this morning on a day if oren ministers meet in brussels to talk specifically about this thank you very much chris for my pleasure. well participants in the latest round of syrian peace talks have ended their conference with a plan to draft a new syrian constitution the aim is to help bring an end to the country's nearly seven year long civil war but syria's main opposition bloc is boycotted the talks taking place in the russian city of sochi and they have rejected the outline constitution as insufficient well meanwhile the fighting is raging on in one of the remaining anti-government strongholds. bombs continue to rain down on the city of sara qip in northwestern syria eyewitnesses say the syrian air force has flown one thousand such bombing runs killing twenty people these numbers have yet to be verified this is what remains of the old i hospital inside a cape it was struck by several plus tz. this was the last place people could get treatment without paying for it and now we have to transport them much further away. thir

it was created in part by senator oren hatch of utah. he just announced he is retiring and would very much like it to be part of his legacy this is a long standing fix. robert: people who don't sometimes qualify for medicaid count on this. >> it has capped about 5% of a family's annual income, that is the most they'd pay for services and it is about 9 million kids. >> jeff, if the government does shut down, what does that mean for people who are federal workers or rely on federal programs? is it sweeping? do they turn all the lights off? >> not exactly especially because it is happening on friday evening. the white house believes it gives them a little more breathing room. i talked to mick mulvaney the director of the office of management and budget this evening. he said, look. we may not meet the deadline by midnight. the reality here now is something extraordinary would have to happen for a vote to happen before midnight but they believe they have a couple more days over the weekend. the reality is things start happening. the agencies

romney back in the headlines because he may run for the seat that oren hatch will vacate when he retiresovered his interesting remarks. but we were talking about the vacuum created around any clarity of an agenda. the vacuum ais filled with trump's bigger than life personality. >> i'm not sure what helps him at this point, but there's no question that, as jeremy said, the tax bill continues to be an open question, it's not very popular now, it might get a little more popular as time goes by, it might turn out that people will see a little bit of improvement on their taxes and the payroll taxes as we go forward into next november. the romney thing is interesting, because he's a guy that's got a lot of gusto up for attacking mitt romney. it was too late for it to have an effect in 2016. but it's clear, especially the way that donald trump messed him around on the question of the state department, romney doesn't want to do this because he wants to be a senator from the great state of utah. he's been probably the most consistent anti-trump voice among republicans at the highest senior level.

. >> and utah oren hatch will be retiring at the end of term. now all eyes on 012 presidential nominee mitt romney who expressed interest in the utah seat. >> tina smith resigned as lieutenant dpoch nor of arizona ar. >> and alabama senator elect doug jones ready to get to work. >> time now 5:05 nearly 800 million up for grabs last night mega millions drawing filed produce a winner and jackpot now june todd 418 million. meanwhile the jackpot is 440 million for tonight's drawing. this is only the second time powerball and mega millions had jackpots this high at the same time. >> why did we not ask psychic yesterday for lottery numbers. >> if she saw it wouldn't she have just said it. >> i would. >> right. >> she wanted it to be a surprise. >> but there's two. she could keep one for herself and share the others. >> let's keep hoping we can hope right oh, man let's hope this warms up soon oh, my gosh it's getting worse. >> there's good news in that department we see a warmup coming early next week. unfortunately before we get coldest temperatures v

we're dealing with sub oren fog in santa rosa where visibility is about a fourth of a mile now. elsewhere, it's cleared up through napa and fairfield. that had fog much earlier this morning. here's the 12-hour day planner. mostly clear conditions. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. a sunny and milder afternoon. we'll even see upper 60s in some inland areas during the afternoon hours. sunsets at 5:28. it will be a clear and cool evening overnight once again. this is just the beginning of the warmup. i'll let you know how hot it's going to be coming up with the accuweather seven-day forecast. carolyn? >> frances, thank you. we have developing news in the south bay. firefighters in santa clara say one person has died in a house fire. the three-alarm fire broke out just before 2:00 this morning at a town house on clyde avenue near lafayette street. crews say that they found a man inside one of those units. paramedics tried to resuscitate him. but he died at the hospital. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a richmond police officer is in the hospital this morning. the po

judge for yourself if they are helping oren couraging more questions about the president's mental state. mr. trump, once again, helping to fuel the controversy tweeting that he is, quote, a very stable genius. one of the president's top advisers sparring with jake tapper calling this book, "fire and fury", trash, and slamming the former chief strategist as someone who has, quote, lost his mind. the president's ire does seem to have shaken steve bannon, who is reexpressing regret. he said his treasonous comment was only meant for manafort not don jr. >> and the president's official schedule in the white house is getting shorteder. the report says president trump does not show up until about 11:00 a.m., which means more time in the residence making tv, making phone calls and tweeting. >>> oprah winfrey stealing the show with her speech on the me too movement and a call to action. and she could run for president in 2020. joe johns live at the white house. joe? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. a somewhat predictable response from the president, subordinates in the administration, as well

. >> he instructed the white house counsel oren couraged him not to recuse himself. >> he doesn't understand the independence that the attorney general needs to have. >> he said the attorney general wanted one negative article a day and the news media about mr. comey. >> there's real trouble for the white house staff here, and it's not clear if they are actually recognizing that. >> there wasn't been one shred of evidence in collusion between the campaign and one foreign entity. >> the people of this country probably could care less about a book full of lies. >> we have never had a president accused of this kind of stuff. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to your new day. we have a lot of news. there's a "new york times" report out this morning. it, again, brings the the likeness to this case for potential obstruction of justice in the russia investigation that goes all the way up to the president. the "times" reports that president trump ordered a white house lawyer to stop jeff sessions from rhee accusing himself in the russia pro

. >> all right, oren lieberman for us in jerusalem, thank you very much. >>> president trump wants youe's not a racist. this morning, mitt romney weighing in on this discussion, plus lindsey graham, who was inside that oval office meeting, offers new perspective. all the breaking developments ahead. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. i tabut with my back paines, i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >>> hello, i'm anna cabrera in for kate bolduan. a sitting u.s. president forced to deny making vulgar and hateful comments in the oval office. >> i'm not a racist. i am the least racist person you have ever interviewed. that i can tell you. >> there is also a bipartisan divide on whether the president disparnlgd african na

. >> oren lebermann, thank you for joining us. >>> paul ryan addressiaddressin military pay while he was in the east, and whether networks will broadcast the nfl game for the soldiers. >> initially the arms network was going to shut down as well as other portions of the government and department of defense, however the pentagon issuing a statement today saying they're using previous resources from last year and using some military personnel that are not being furloughed. they're able to keep some channels of the armed forces network open, including the channel that plays sporting events. so u.s. troops abroad will be able to watch the nfl football playoff games. again, this is just one impact of several that the shutdown is causing to the department of defense and to the military. while all u.s. troops will continue to be deployed, continue to operate around the world, a lot of civilian personnel, some 50 to 70%, have been furloughed. there is also issues with contracting the reserve units, so the government working to handle these impact, but one of the impacts they put extra attent

for more, cnn's oren lieberman joins me live from jerusalem. any indicators what forum that action could be? >> we have gotten the slightest hint from a committee member who said it would be some sort of revision. but he wouldn't go much further than that. there are a number of agreements, some touch on economic cooperation, others deal with security coordination, including, of course , the oslo accords, the basis for all other agreements. tonight will be a speech from palestinian authority mahmoud abbas. though that may be symbolic, the real decisions will come tomorrow when the central committee meets, the drafting committee, and starts writing what the decisions will be. there have been threats and there have been some ideas that perhaps the palestinians would cancel the oslo accords or rescind their recognition of the state of israel. these are threats we heard fairly often and they are in a sense or have been in the past empty threats, designed to essentially to get attention, threats that aren't carried out. what changed now is exactly wh

with the breaking news that senator oren hatch is retiring could the next title be u.s. senator? here to discuss is michael steel and liz smith, democratic strategist and former campaign manager for martin o'malley. michael, let's start with you. you know mitt romney. is he going to run? >> i certainly hope so. he is one of the kindest, most decent, most impressive public servants this country has to offer. i think people of utah and the united states would be better off with him in the senate. >> once hatch retires at the end of his turn what does a romney if he does run and win, what does a romney senate seat look like? >> i think first and foremost will be focussed on doing the work of the people of utah but at the same time he will have a unique bully pulpit to spread issues that he cares about as a member of the united states senate. i think it is an extremely exciting opportunity for him. >> let's be frank here. mitt romney was not nice to donald trump during the campaign. he had that highly covered speech where he said donald trump was very, very not smart. he called into

o oren lieberman joins us from jerusalem. this changes the number of votes needed but for something incredibly important? >> right. it requires an even larger majority of israel's parliament to give up any part of jerusalem to a foreign entitity. that would be the palestinians and negotiations. it tries to take jerusalem off the table in negotiations by requiring such a large majority. because jerusalem is so central, such an important part of the israeli/palestinian conflict it makes any pursuit of a two-state solution all that much more difficult. it has a second part here. it also allows israel's parliament to essentially change the borders of jerusalem on its own, to redraw the municipal map. that allows it to pursue a plan that would remove palestinian neighborhoods from jerusalem in an attempt to ensure israel's -- or jerusalem's jewish majority as the capital of israel there. poppy? >> and what does this do to the president's hope for a two-state solution? i mean the work that jared kushner is doing on that front, does

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allegations regardless of truth and a person is left with a choice of weatherering insulting publicity orenresident trump is dismissing reports that he ordered ordered robert mueller be fired last year. they have not issued a denial. cbs news confirmed last june president trump was angry about the investigation and raised concerns about three possible mueller conflicts of interest. mr. trump suggested the reports were false. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> fake news, folks. fake news. "the new york times" fake stories. >> "the new york times" reported the president backed off on his desire to fire mueller but only after white house counsel don mcgahn threatened to quit. >>> on tuesday night president trump delivers his first state of the union address. it comes amid an increasingly bitter fight over immigration reform. the mueller probe and the majority of the american public holdlding an unfavorable view o his presidency. >> for a preview of what we might hear, we are joined by michael waldman, the president of the brennan center for justice at nyu and the former director of speech writing f

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oren who are now assaulted abused need to report it now, and not report it 20 years later.houghts on the first 20 minutes of the impact of the me too movement. you can go to the lines. for women (202) 748-8000. .or men (202) 748-8001 you can post on social media as well. we want to address other news that has made quite an impact in the last 34 hours. particularly when it deals with the house investigation looking into matters of russia. isning us on the phone billy. bloomberg news. a congressional correspondent. good morning. good morning. host: lets start with andrew mccabe. what has been the focus with him in the last 12 hours? --st: he is deputy director his deputy director announced that he was stepping down. this was an abrupt, sudden announcement. leaving up right away. his tenure has become entangled with a lot of controversies in recent years. including the investigation in the clinton you mail probes. what thel us about connection is between mr. mccabe and this memo that was released last night by members of the house? don't know his direct connection but we do kn

approve any decisions made regarding the boundaries of jerusalem we spoke to political commentator amir oren about possible reasons behind this move. every once in a while when the polls show that netanyahu is quite low. there you go again shouting jerusalem they are all self-styled harry would be try to hide their own hands and selves into a box and then jump into a river and hope that no one will be able to send a giant crane via the great powers to them out of because if. at some future date some future government would like to negotiate the future off the territories occupied by israel for the last few. fifty years including east jerusalem these parliamentarians hope that it will be unable to do so but of course this is just a new lucian because if the reason some formula by which there will be a negotiated peace with the palestinians that the government of the day will change the law and therefore it will be able to split the jewish part of jerusalem from the arab part most israelis especially those who live in tel aviv in the good scene of the don't really care that much or would even