if they're not used lawfully and appropriately there's a paper trail and we'll be able to find it out. the obama team is no longer in charge. so any information the current department of justice has that suggests the previous team acted inappropriately they're welcome to release it. >> bill: thank you for your time back in greenville, south carolina. twenty minutes now past the hour. >> shannon: the white house now saying it will roll out the revised travel ban today. we have a judge here to tell us whether it will survive legal challenges once it's put action. >> we cannot allow a beachhead of terrorists to form inside of america and allow america to be a sanctuary for extremists. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. i love to see businesses that just started from ground up grow into further success. it just feels good to know that i'm helping someone else. my first goal is to learn about their business, what they're currently doing in

so whatever information is out there, and there would be a paper trail, is now controlleded by the executive branch controlled by mr. trump. >> reporter: chris wallace was told that he's seen no evidence that a survey len order was authorized for mr. trufr for his businesses at trump tower. >> i have seen no evidence of the allegations we've seen in the media, chris. whether that's a potential by the court application or denial of that application or resubmission of an application or surveillance. doesn't mean none of these things happened. i haven seen that yet. >> reporter: short time ago chuck shumer sending this letter to the justice department inspector general, their eupbd pen den watch dog, calling on

evidence, facts, names, faces, paper trail. because unless some of that is produced in this. and it's not enough to i think just have comey or snsa director mike rogers say i can't talk about this because it's classified is not going to get us anywhere. it's going to be interesting to see what body of facts we have. there may never be agreement on what they mean. but this is one type of hearing, plus what the senate intelligence committee may holding, just what is there so far on the wiretap front. there is no evidence to back up those four tweets that now two weeks ago president trump sent out. there are many questions on russia meddling with the campaign, that's most sensitive for republicans, because you know that president trump is going to be on the defensive on this and they may want to protect him. it is most important to democrats. so i would look for them most aggressive questioning on the central question to the committee to be on that front on the russia meddling of the campaign rather than some of the other related topics. >> all right, lynne sweet, robert jones,

the good news about that is there's a paper trail. there's an application. there are warrants. all of which can be reviewed. right now the executive branch controlled not by the benjamin netanyahu ed-- obama administration. >> sandra: there's a lot being made ab the paper trail if this went through an fisa court. >> the president is the ultimate declassification authority. that's why the way this is played out is so bizarre. if, as kelly anne conway insin waited the president really has some classified information suggesting there was an fisa war ranteded that targeted him or his campaign he is empowered to release that. we could put a stop to the speculation immediately. you think if he had hard evidence that his predecessor had improperly, probably illegally, would be illegal to do this through political motives that he would be eager to get that evidence out. it's very strange to make this quite serious accusation and then sort of say, but we're not gonna comment further and congress can look into it. >> sandra: i'll ask you the question the american people are wondering. is

>> reporter: look out for the paper trail. not a lot of people here on capitol hill think we are going to see the spoking gun today with president trump under pressure to either prove what he's alleged or take it back. >> the president has one or two choices, retract or provide the information that the american people deserve. >> reporter: pressure coming from both side to prove president obama tapped phones at trump tower. they are supposed to produce a paper trail by today but lawmakers doubt they will reveal anything. >> it could show what we know or don't know. >> reporter: democrats insist, it's important for the president to be credible if there's an international crisis. >> the question is, would people believe and would american people believe him. that has real world consequences. >> reporter: if we don't get anything definitive today from the fbi and justice department, there's another chance next week james comby is expected to testify. >> thank you. >>> incredibly tragic story, a pennsylvania toddler dead after a h

lucy fisher, correspondent for the times, and star of the latest papers trail, and eve pollard,. me to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. tomorrow's front pages. the ft leads with a report on a uk—germany defence cooperation deal. "the prime minister is seeking to emphasise britain's contribution to european security in a bid to bolster post—brexit solidarity, " the paper says. of famine in parts of africa. the paper has launched an appeal to help thousands of victims. the daily express has a report on the treasury sgnsiésfins a graffiti; set. " "' " " " " "' the paper says the "tax raid" is to raise funds after the chancellor's u—turn on national insurance increases. the mét’ra’is leading’wdii "a repu'r on the death of a toddler in london. and the remote—controlled ‘flying squad' makes the daily mail's front page — the paper reports that the first 24—hour police drone unit is to be launched this summer to to chase criminals. and the guardian talks about trump and the wiretapping claims. so, let's begin. a remote—controlled flying squad to chase crim

yes, there should be a paper trail. if there's a fisa, it would be sitting in the department of justice in some safe and it would be a secret. the only people to know within high-level people within the department of the justice and the judges who sit on the fisa court who would grant this. >> all right, shimon, thank you. >> sure. >> we bring in tom fuentes analyst. the fact that president trump said president obama order wiretap on his phone does that tell you trump doesn't understand how the process works. >> we don't know the source of his information. if there was some connection with president obama and his staff in providing information which left fbi to seek a fisa warrant it could be some -- some connection. we don't know. he hasn't produced any of tho information. whether he will with a late night tweet tonight or first thing in the morning tomorrow toll add clarification we have to wait to see. up to now, everyone is questioning the basis of his allegation. we don't know. >> what could this source of this inf

the justice department and fbi are supposed to produce a paper trail by today. >> they will reveal what we know and how we know that things. >> reporter: democrats insist it's important for the president to be credible if there's an international crisis. >> the question is will people around the world belief him. >> there's a hearing on next monday. >> the obamacare nightmare is about to end. >> reporter: the budget office is due to report what the health plan will cost. >> i believe nobody will be worst off financing. >> reporter: 15 million people could lose coverage. >> it's going to hurt long-term care, hurt good working class folks. >> reporter: healthcare still fuelling town hall with repeal vote next week. tracy pots, nbc news, washington. >>> the man is going to be in front of the judge. he was homeless and police said he lunged at officers with a knife. the officers were never charged and family members filed wrongful death claim last year. >>> a freeway shooting now a homicide investigation, this as we learn that the victim has died. the man was targeted as he was driving a hy

i had had to do these a lot of times the paper trail is very detailed you know exactly who did it and you know exactly what the evidence was. at the fbi doesn't have that than i think is highly likely to have ever occurred in the way that was presented. >> in other words is not true. the president's tweet is not true according to what mr. comay is same. by the new york times. why is he not there. to speak about the investigation. they did that. and then when anthony weiner stuff popped up what was stopping him from coming out. they said that he is at the doj -- dj to step up. they are silent. wednesday night is, and say if it's not true. he is saying that department of justice is lying. as an independent entity. and if he comes out and says this is to happen. and the department of justice says it doesn't happen then i think that says volumes about what his position is on this thing with regard to mrs. clinton. as a close case. we are not going to prosecute her. all of this is open. you're sane and saying that they can't directly come out. what i'm saying is the denial is rightly come.

they would need to be a paper trail, disable his citizens.nald trump is governing, to say something mad and then to go onto the next thing. —— to show what is going on. what he says changes every day, and although we pay interest to it, and it is fascinating in its data, it doesn't help anybody cover and analyse what his presidency is doing. but it appeals to his supporters and they love it. he is speaking their language. that is important. this is a theme in conservatism that has been going on now eight years, the press, democrats and federal agencies have colluded in a grand conspiracy to stop the advance of conservative ideas and this is a similar accusation to the suggestion that the federal tax department targeted conservative groups under obama, the idea that the whole constitution has been perverted and undermined by liberals. it is possible there is some truth in it, marco rubio said the president maybe knows things that we don't know. he's the republican governor from florida. but it is governing by creating a persecution complex wil

you mentioned looking at the parp tra paper trail so to speak. >> it depends on how much cooperation we might get, but judiciary committee wise, if we ask for that, we would have to go into a classified briefing session do so. the select committee on intel might do that. government oversight might do that. so i don't think it would be that long. but i'll guess a month or so it might take to -- >> a month or so? >> it could be next week if we get cooperation. if we don't get cooperation -- >> so i don't know how this works, but in about this moment there is somebody on this planet, there is somebody in about this country who did say, no, actually, it was this or no, actually, i was told to do this. somebody knows. why can't it just be a matter of hours frankly? >> well, it should be, but what we don't get is that kind of cooperation out of government. and so now that we have a trump administration, we should be able to get this coming out of the justice department. but we have to see that jeff sexes has been to a degree handcuffed and he can't whichever those kideliver those orders be

there would be a paper trail, it is now controlled by the executive branch run by mr. trump. >> well said. now the white house has asked congressional intelligence committees looking to russia's interference to also investigate the president's charges. the white house can really do a pretty good job of telling people what to say and answer questions. he said yesterday we will continue to investigate this issue if the evidence warrants it. i'm joined by jim and john. i don't say spicer is always totally truthful but they are all hedged in their bets. nobody wants to echo what the president has been saying here, the previous president, that he is some kind of crook, wiretap or felon. they will say things like he has a lot of information, like kellyann said. or he want to have a full investigation like spicer said. none of them say i believe the guy. do you believe the guy? do you believe he has evidence? >> let me be the first to say that donald trump has information that i don't have. >> oh, here we go. >> here is the part i don't understand. during the entire campaign

do we need paper trails. many of these electronic systems don't have paper trails.ll of that is part and parcel of this investigation that we're charged to do. >> but it's shut down right now. >> that's right. >> because of what happened with nunes. so what is the way forward? >> the way forward in my view -- in fact, the majority of republicans in the house want to have a fair and objective process moving forward, they need to replace devin nunes. >> ryan just said he has complete confidence and faith in nunes that he's doing a fair and credible job. they are not going to replace nunes. >> that's always the first statement that suggests they are about to change. >> is that how it works? if they say something nice about the guy he's done? that's how you see it. >> that's oftentimes the case, let me just say that. >> listen, we're all very interested in this because there are fundamental questions about the security of our democracy and we'll be watching on this. jackie speier, let us know if you're able to see anything the american people should know about as well.

there would be a clear paper trail if it was done legally and lawfully through the fisa courts. that should be very easy. it should not take a lot of time to untangle that. if it was done a little bit more surreptitiously. we have had things that have happened in the obama administration that have led one to believe that maybe they don't go through the legal, lawful way. we had a series of these things. it is unfortunate, but that is aware that the obama administration dated. >> so in the middle of the new kids candy bar, fbi james comey, more than once found himself politically doing some gymnastics. what do you make of the fact that he is calling on the doj, right? to say that the president was wrong. there is no evidence. why can he not ask the questions himself? >> why rush to that conclusion? i think the mistake that the president made was using the term wiretapping. it allows democrats to just focus on that's one word. i think that that is where we are misplacing the energy. the government can without warrants and in secret spy on pretty much anyone at any time through a n

>> senators want to know if there's a paper trail. they want more information about what led to the resignation of michael flynn after it was revealed he had contact with the russian ambassador. >> there is no collusion here. >> roger stone admits he communicated with the russian- linked hacker. he believes a secret warrant uncovered those messages. >> several lawmakers want to talk to stone. he's willing to testify. >> president trump traveled to michigan to announce a roll back in environmental regulations. trump administration wants to lower fuel efficiency standards that were put in place to fight global warming. >> we are regulations we have protect and defend your jobs. we're going to be fair. >> president will be on the move later tonight. changes to the bill appear likely. mods rats are concerned about 24 million americans possibly losing coverage. conservatives think the repeal doesn't go far enough. >> senate confirmed president trump's story. senators voted 85-12 to approve the nomination. >>> the school is in the middle of

together to put that legislation before the board of supervisors but as you work on this sort of paper trail it is very hard sometimes to envision what the outcome looks like 0 so we're blessed to say have a real world example of what this ordinance about do for buildings in the future i did is a beautiful spot if this is an underground parking garage at least we can image the beautiful garden on top of us and he is juxtaposition the way that was envisioned i have to give oyster development a lot of credit they put in thirty electrical charging stations with no guarantee their occupants will get out there but a tremendous i know people without electric vehicles purchasing a parking space it was likely in the future they'll get an electric vehicle so oyster and mike understood they're not just meeting a present demand but for the future with that, help me in honoring mike ma cotton from oyster development. >> (clapping.) >> thank you there's so that note worthy things i'm tickled there is so many people in the garage thank you i don't have a gift of the previous speaker i'll read a little bit

shouldn't there be a paper trail? >> i mean, absolutely. it's ultimately knowable to the people and institutions that either, you know, approved them, which would in most cases be a court somewhere, or it's the intelligence communities that have the information. and ultimately the president of the united states has the ability to know. and if he wants to release that. >> michael shear, great reporting as always, thank you. >> sure. >>> joining me now, former deputy secretary of state and former deputy national security adviser under president obama tony blanken, now a cnn global affairs analyst, thanks for coming on. >> good to be with you, kate. >> i heard you talking this morning, you said in your former post as national security adviser you would not know whether or not there was a wiretap of trump tower. do you leave open the possibility, tony, that it could have happened? >> no. it is virtually impossible to believe. let's be precise what the "it" is. what could not have happened is president obama ordering or instructing such a wireta

. >> knows there's a paper trail, doesn't give a (bleep). >> which one of these is going to win, hasan't know, man, but this time it wants up to you guys and this time the popular vote actually matters. >> oh, satire! now, over in the w.t.f. region is my personal favorite tweet to go all the way. quote, i would like to extend my best wishes to all, even the haters and losers on this special day september 11th. ♪ in the rockets' red glare >> what can you say here? here's a man who truly understands the spirit of 9/11. >> patriotism, unity and letting them haters know, i see yo ass! ( laughter ) >> and finally the enemies' region where my money is on this classic. barney frank looked disgusting, nipples protruding in his blue shirt before congress, very, very disrespectful. i don't know what that means. i don't know what the (bleep) it means! >> a congressman's nipples once disrespected our feature president! >> you can't hold a man accountable for what his nipples do! >> you're right. that's why i take mine down before we film. >> guidance! guidance... >> yeah. ( laughter ) >> so now it

the analysis left quickly before they left and spread out this information, in effect creating a paper trail around town so that this story couldn't be buried by the incoming administration. i have little doubt that tomorrow morning donald trump and or his surrogates are going to be portraying this as the obama administration out to get him, the fake media making up more stories. another way to intercept this is the people who will saw the intelligence come in at the end of 2016 were really rattled by it and said there is really something here and they were alarmed and felt like they had to take action. it would be totally consistent with saying there appears to be russian influence over this election and the beneficiaries of it are going to come in and have conol of this information and we have to make sure that they don't bury it under the ground. i expect -- i would bet you five bucks that tomorrow morning we get a donald trump tweet storm about the fake media and the obama intelligence people behind the scenes out to get him and i expect that's how it's going to play out in the morning b

the process has legal safeguards, and creates a paper trail. >> this is something that goes through the typically, they would then take it to a secret court, the fisa court. which would mean a judge would also sign off on it. so the notion that president obama single handedly decided to wire tap donald trump is basically nonsense. >> reporter: none of that seems to trouble the white house. president trump is now calling for a congressional investigation. >> it's important to note that there's an equally outlandish narrative on the other side. the other narrative also in the mix is that the trump campaign may have colluded with the russian government to mettle in the 2016 election. again, allegedly. no proof of that either. no smoking gun of collusion. but more than a little smoke. >> in terms of the russian intrusion into the election, you stand by all that you've said? >> absolutely. >> reporter: there is a full fbi investigation under way now into whether the russians or how the russians mettled in the u.s. elections, but according to jim he left in mid january, at that point he said

the basement of a deserted building, we are shown at what is called a makeshift courtroom in the paper traile. —— is‘s. a rollcall of the dead. our league, executed. more stuff executed. leila. executed. these are the finals of their islamic court, the finals of their islamic court, the so—called dystonic court and is. once a vibrant city of 75,000, now a ghost town haunted by dark memories. people fled is and the ferocious battles here. modern and ancient palmyra. both now lie in ruins. that was our chief international correspondent. the man who ran hillary clinton's failed presidential bid has accused the fbi of ‘double standards' in its investigations during the election. john podesta has told the bbc fbi directorjames comey kept quiet about the investigation into possible collusion between russia and the trump campaign, but went public about its inquiry into mrs clinton's hacked e—mails — just days before the vote itself. philippa thomas asked him if he was suspicious during the campaign. of course we thought that was going on for some time and argued to the press that they had to really

and the paper trail of its brutal rule. the arabic word for execution.e thrown from the top of a building — no reason given. the city of palmyra next to the ancient site is a ghost town. people fled is and the ferocious fighting here, including syrian and russian air strikes. this is where some of the displaced have taken refuge. an abandoned school, 100 miles away. 30 families here, including this woman and her five children. she remembers the exact moment when is fighters came to her door. translation: it was a quarter to five in the morning. i opened the door and saw men shouting at me. they came in and took my husband and niece. i was told they chopped off his head. they took my nephew, who was only 15. my brother—in—law was beheaded too. she doesn't know how herfamily will cope. it's the story of syria. is no longer occupies their home, but it's dark shadow hasn't left their lives. a teenage bloggerfrom singapore has been granted asylum in the united states after persuading a judge that he faces political persecution at home. amos yee was jailed for

the justice department and fbi are supposed to produce paper trail by today. >> reporter: democrats insistst for the president to be credible. >> would people around the world believe him and that has real world consequences. >> >> reporter: anybody on capitol hill next monday. >> the obamacare nightmare is about to end. >> reporter: the congressional office is due to report what the healthcare plan will cost. >> nobody will be worst off financially. >> 15 million people could lose coverage. >> it's going to hurt a lot of long-term care folks. >> reporter: repeal vote is schedule next week. tracy pots, nbc news. >>> a bay area man is due back in court. jonathan tran and entered white house compound. he was found behind columns armed with two cans of mace. he was 200 feet away from the president's bedroom. he is due back in court. >>> 5:36. the man in front of the judge for time -- he was homeless and police say he lunged at officers with a knife. the officers from never charged. a trial date has not been set. >>> a freeway shooting is a homicide investigation this morning. this after we lea

and the paper trail of its brutal rule. the arabic word for execution.n. two men, called ahmed, were thrown from the top ofa building, no reason given. the city of palmyra next to the ancient site is a ghost town. people fled is and the ferocious fighting here, including syrian and russian air strikes. this is where some of the displaced have taken refuge. an abandoned school, 100 miles away. thirty families here, including this woman and her five children. she remembers the exact moment when is fighters came to her door. translation: it was a quarter to five in the morning. i opened the door and saw men shouting at me. they came in and took my husband and niece. i was told they chopped off his head. they took my nephew, who was only 15. my brother—in—law was beheaded too. she doesn't know how herfamily will cope. it's the story of syria. is no longer occupies their home, but it's dark shadow hasn't left their lives. lyse doucet, bbc news, palmyra. studio: you are watching bbc world news america. a new play by one of the world's leading contemporary arab

hill who think the justice department and the they don't have the evidence, they don't have that paper trail, or because as some lawmakers say they're concerned that whatever they may say publicly, whatever statements they may make, whatever evidence they may turn over publicly to this committee, could tip off our adversaries about what we know and what we don't know. and that is a concern. but the pressure is building from both sides. we heard john mccain over the weekend essentially giving the president an ultimatum. either retract what you've said, or produce some evidence to back it up. so that's what today's deadline is about. we'll see if the justice department and the fbi respond to that. meantime it's all part of the larger russia investigation, and now lawmakers here are talking about possibly, possibly subpoenas for the president's tax records as part of that investigation. >> a whole new direction there. tracie potts, thank you. >> those tax retu t right. >>> incredibly tragic story, a pennsylvania toddler dead after a house fire caused by a hoverboard. it's the first-ever death l

and the paper trail of its brutal rule. the arabic word for execution.hrown from the top of a building — no reason given. the city of palmyra next to the ancient site is a ghost town. people fled is and the ferocious fighting here, including syrian and russian air strikes. this is where some of the displaced have taken refuge. an abandoned school, 100 miles away. 30 families here, including this woman and her five children. she remembers the exact moment when is fighters came to her door. translation: it was a quarter to five in the morning. i opened the door and saw men shouting at me. they came in and took my husband and niece. i was told they chopped off his head. they took my nephew, who was only 15. my brother—in—law was beheaded too. she doesn't know how herfamily will cope. it's the story of syria. is no longer occupies their home, but it's dark shadow hasn't left their lives. lyse doucet, bbc news, palmyra. welsh hopes of qualifying for the world cup look increasingly remote following a goalless draw against the republic of ireland. the republic'

is there a paper trail to back up claims what was in it, why did simon cope not bother to check whatedical condition and the world doping agency and everyone said this was about, this wasn't about trying to find a way to gain an unfair advantage, this was about putting myself back on a level playing field. despite what is known about the package, questions still remain about its contents. a uk anti—doping investigation into the package is still on going. there is no suggestion either bradley wiggins or tea m suggestion either bradley wiggins or team sky have broken any rules. let's talk now to mp chris matheson a labour mp who sits on the culture, media, and sport select committee who are conducting this inquiry into doping and matt lawton, chief sports reporter of the daily mail who has been investigating what was in the package. he's just won an award for hisjournalism at the sportsjournalists' association awards. right, chris, the only other person apart from bradley wiggins who can tell you what's in the package is dr rup ard freeman. he can't now come to give evidence this after

there will be a paper trail. charles: thank you both very much. really enjoy your expertise and upon thank you very much. but they know you want to hear in talk about. we are always here and so is lou dobbs. he is next. then i president trump in a battle to build a border wall. president trump wants money for the wall and to government spending bill but democrats call that a poison pill that threatens the government shutdown. interior secretary ryan zinke says building a wall may be a challenge but it must be done. >> a nation without borders can't exist so looking at enforcing the law and where a wall is appropriate. reporter: zinke our special guest tonight. also tonight some on the left have lost it and democratic lawmaker in massachusetts facing criminal charges after she tipped off illegal immigrants about upcoming i.c.e. raids. state representative michelle dubois could go to jail for up to 10 years but she somehow think thinks she can put illegal immigrants ahead of american citizens. >> do you see the issue is spreading a rumor? >> no i do

prosecutors have a paper trail proving the charges. silva was previously ceo at stockton boys and girls club. police arrested him yesterday, at sfo as the he was returning from a vacation in columbia. >>> renowned feminist, gloria steinham was in san francisco. >> she was in san frn today. with some sage advice for would-be activists. speaking to hundreds of women at the bratheater, she urged will e use the enthusiasm to organize at the local level. >> listen to yourself, because inside you -- is this unique person. could never happen before. never happen again. you know the situation around you. you know what need to be done. urged people to keep calling and urging members to reproductive rights. >> kate lynn jcaitlyn jenner co francisco to promote her memoir. planning a speaking event at castro theater, may 3rd. the secrets of my life comes out end of april. jenner spoke out against president trump's directive that did away with special protections for transgender students. jenner canceled a scheduled speaking tour here last year. >>

there will be a paper trail. charles: thank you both very much.tise and upon thank you very much. but they know you want to hear in talk about. we are always here and so is lou dobbs. he is next. then i president trump in a battle to build a border wall. president trump wants money for the wall and to government spending bill but democrats call that a poison pill that threatens the government shutdown. interior secretary ryan zinke says building a wall may be a challenge but it must be done. >> a nation without borders can't exist so looking at enforcing the law and where a wall is appropriate. reporter: zinke our special guest tonight. also tonight some on the left have lost it and democratic lawmaker in massachusetts facing criminal charges after she tipped off illegal immigrants

there is a paper trail.will be there for the legal system demands, the big investigation can be conclude by monday. the declarative nature of trump's choice, who told you what and when. the most important thing to watch for and, never taken an answer, for his assertion will he accept it and move on. to reveal easy as the president being able to -- find out whether there was an order or some other type of order. et cetera. why do you suppose that is not happening? >> well, i think in this case, the fbi drirector, james comey, is not going to allow this continue ver roversy to put him position of revealing or not revealing the existence of f a wiretap as sensitive as a fisa. so, if there was fsa coverage, he's not going to see this as his ability to clean up what the president may have started. even though we've heard the leaks that james comey was incredulo incredulous, those were multiple statements in those tweets. was he incredulous that he thinks president obama could order the coverage and the fbi carrie

the paper trail show that. the hearing got canceled. others are saying that's devin nunes protecting the white house. >> obviously a lot of working parts. i'm not sure what devin nunes, what his plan is. my read of the letter is it sounded like pretty smart ego advice. doj advising her that you can't just volunteer to go speak to congress about your advice to the president. the president has certain prerogatives and he's allowed to invoke them. seems to me like maybe that was a little bit overblown. on the larger question about whether she should testify or not, i don't know, obviously the white house as they have no problem but i don't know it's completely unreasonable for, given the fact that she refused to do her job, for the federal government as a lawyer, i don't know that it's all that unreasonable for her to say we don't want you to testify. you're not going to take politics out of the investigation. it's going to be politicized no matter what. hard to begrudge the white house trying to win the politics. >> shannon: advising her

the justice department and fbi are supposed to produce a paper trail by today but lawmakers doubt they'll say anything. >> it can reveal what we do know and don't know and how we know those things and not something we want our adversaries to understand. >> reporter: democrats insist it's important for the president to be credible if there's an international crisis. >> the question is, would american people believe him? would people around the world believe him? and that has real world consequences. >> reporter: the fbi is on capitol hill for a hearing next monday. today -- >> the obamacare nightmare is about to end. >> reporter: the congressional what the republicans' health plan will cost. >> i firmly believe that nobody will be worse off financially. >> reporter: estimates suggest -- zbloo that was tracie potts reporting, we're having technical issues but we'll get back to the story. this hour president trump is expected to hold a listening session on health care and he's expected to meet what the white house calls victims of obamacare to hear their stories. >> another earthquake rocked

they sent documents and paperwork to members of congress trying to create this paper trail?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 evidence, that the trump campaign couuded evidence, that the trump campaign colluded with the russians. there is evidence, according to us intelligence, that the russians interfered. they may not have influenced the outcome but they did interfere in the american election. that is a serious accusation against the russians. what the obama campaign was doing, in theirfinal day, the image of them running around these agencies hiding this evidence to make sure it was sprayed around, to make sure that story got told. ron talked about if he was the sherpa he would have prepared jeff se

. >> harris: that paper trail is really key. that is how they do this. it is a legal situation. even if it were narrowed, now we have to look at what that narrow language would look like. any word on when that might be public, if ever? >> by definition what if ever? >> by definition what happens inside the fisa court is highly classified. it deals with the most vital of america's national security interests. whether it be be about going after terrorist are going after foreign spies trying to infiltrate parts of the united states. those of the most highly classified. that's why it was set up so federal judge would have oversight of lawrence and could do so with the understanding that what was said and said the court was top-secret. that said, congressional democrats are making hay on just this point. saying that whether tower gate which is what is being called is true or not, they view view it as a positive for them. >> the president is in trouble. if he falsely spread this kind of misinformation, that is so wrong, it is beneath the dignity of the presidency. on the other hand, i

>> we may get some answers, the question is is there anything to produce, or is there a paper trail whichre would be if the president ordered a wiretap of trump tower or anything else. some on capitol hill think there won't be any or because it could be dangerous for the fbi and justice department to start talking about what they know, tipping off adversaries about what we know and don't know. we know that the pressure is mounting for the president to either prove this or take it back. >> we're also waiting for the congressional budget office to release its score on the gop plan to replace the affordable care act. what can you tell us about that? >> the score is their assessment of what the impact of this will be. what will the costs be? how much will it cost you to get insurance? the white house has been pushing back saying they will weigh off on the estimates for obamacare. so they're trying to bring down expectations. the congressional budget office which is not democrat or republican, they are hoping to get that out sometime early this week, possibly as early as today. >> tracie potts

there is going to be a paper trail.nk we may be getting close to finding out who is at the end of that trail. >> the evidence doesn't seem to be there on the collusion part. so we'll see. fred fleitz, always great to get your take on things. rush hour traffic in atlanta. i'm sorry for all of you in atlanta. a raging fire under interstate 85 led to a bridge collapse. nobody injured. but the incident leading to absolute commuter chaos this morning. officials don't know how the fire started. highway repairs, several months before they get that highway back up and running. the attorney general considering new ways to go after sanctuary city. >> this is a serious matter. the american people by an 80% margin believe these sanctuary cities are wrong. they clearly make their own cies less safe. so tell us your biidea for getting choice hotels.com.le country bon four words, badda book. badda boom... let it sink in. shouldn't we say we have the lowest price? nope, badda book. badda boom. have you ever stayed with choice hotels? l

. >> reporter: senators want to necessity if there ace paper trail supporting the president 's claims also want more information about what led to the resignation of the national security advisor michael flynn, and after it was revealed he had contact with the russian ambassador. >> there is no collusion here. >> reporter: long time trump advisor roger stone admits he communicated with a russian linked hacker, he says he believes secret warrant uncovered those messages and they were illegally leaked. several lawmakers want to talk to roger stone, he says he is willing to testify at a public hearing. >>> visitors and employees of the independent national historical park are feeling impact of the government's hiring freeze with the closure of some historic sites. john mcdevitt with our sister station kyw news radio has more on what is affected. >> reporter: ben franklin bridge shop along market street in olde city has a close sign in the window. no other explanation. >> we do not have enough staff to open up the buildings and maintain safety for those buildings. >> reporter: david fitzp

. >> reporter: the justice department and fbi are supposed to produce a paper trail by today, but lawmakers doubt they'll say anything. the president's advisers speculating in general about surveillance. >> you can surveil someone through their phone, certainly through their television sets, any number of different ways. microwaves that turn into cameras. >> there was no such wiretap activity. >> reporter: discounting denials from the former director of national intelligence. >> he can say those organizations under his purview did not do this. that doesn't discount the rest of the obama administration. >> reporter: democrats insist it's important for the president to be credible if there is an international crisis. >> the question is would american people believe him, would people around the world believe him. that has real-world consequences. >> reporter: another deadline. as soon as today the congressional budget office is due to report what the republicans' health plan will cost. >> i firmly believe that nobody will be worse off financially. >> reporter: estimates suggest 15 million peop

>> we reported that this morning that basically they tried to create paper trails and get informationinto the hands as much as they could in effect. to lock it away. to put it in a safe. so it could not be erased and it doesn't surprise me at all. and i think it's important to know that but it's also gives me some assurance that there are people in the intelligence community that know what went on here. these are people in my experience largely bipartisan and they do not like having their integrity attacked. >> you have two curious pieces of information. you have one that the white house has alerted about the russian responsibility for the hacks near tend of the election and underplay. and that time or earlier when they got the information about the hacking is there room for criticism in that? >> i think so. i've always been troubled by the fact that you remember that president obama and last press conference, i believe he said this first came up in september. this evidence of russian intervention and he told putin to knock it off. that's what i say to someone if i hear them using the