for five years, the death of poppi worthington has been unexplained.er how she died and what happened to her beforehand. this 13—month—old suffocated after being left in an unsafe sleeping position by herfather. she died in this bed where a coroner believes paul worthington also sexually assaulted her. he had taken herfrom her cot before the assault which the coroner ruled, this statement was made today on behalf of poppi's mother. she is disappointed that poppi's father chose to rely on his right not to answer questions which might incriminate him. while she understands he is entitled to do this, she considers he should have given the coroner the crucial evidence of poppi's last few hours. the coroner said that paul worthington‘s accounts of what happened the night poppi died were not complete or truthful and his evidence did not stand up to scrutiny. mr worthington was bundled in and out of the inquest by police because of concern over his safety. he lives in hiding. in court, he refused to answer questions 252 times. i don't blame him. he was advise

this statement was made today on behalf of poppi's mother. father chose to rely on his right not to answer questions which might incriminate him. while she understands he is untitled to do this, she considers he should have given the coroner the crucial evidence of poppi's last few hours. the coroner said that paul worthington‘s accounts of what happened the night poppi died were not complete or truthful. and his evidence did not stand up to scrutiny. mr worthington was bundled in and out out of the inquest by police because of concern over his safety. he lives in hiding. in court, he refused to answer questions 252 times. i don't blame him. he was advised not to. he's gone through all this process over the last four years, five years with all the case and that and everything that's been dumped on him. no. go with the solicitor's advice. his sister tracey worthington has stood by him throughout. how convinced are you that your brother is innocent? i'm not convinced. i know. i don't have to be convinced he's done nothing. i know. you know, i w

this statement was made today on behalf of poppi's mother.ather chose to rely on his right not to answer questions which might incriminate him. while she understands he is entitled to do this, she considers he should have given the coroner the crucial evidence of poppi's last few hours. the coroner said that paul worthington's accounts of what happened the night poppi died were not complete or truthful and his evidence did not stand up to scrutiny. mr worthington was bundled in and out of the inquest by police because of concern over his safety. he lives in hiding. in court, he refused to answer questions 252 times. i don't blame him. he was advised not to. he's gone through all this process over the last four years, five years with all the case and that and everything that's been dumped on him... no. go with the solicitor's advice. his sister, tracey worthington, has stood by him throughout. how convinced are you that your brother is innocent? i'm not convinced — i know. i don't have to be convinced he's done nothing. i know. you know, i wou

poppy? >> he's also taking on the u.s. justice department, a pretty long tweet here, but he's equating it to the deep state. what else is he saying? >> right. this is another odd tweet the president repeating allegations that appear in a conservative media article, referencing houma abedin who was one of the closest aides of hillary clinton, suggesting that she should be jailed, even though she hasn't been charged with any crime. the tweet also refers to the fbi director that the president fired, james comey, and refers to the president's own justice department run by his own attorney general, asserting that a deep state justice department must finally act. so this is a recurring theme the president going after his own justice department, poppy. >> okay. joe johns, it's a new year, but some things aren't new. we appreciate it. thank you. holiday break is over, congress is heading back to work on the hill. lawmakers have a long list of things to try to tackle in the new year. sunlen serfaty j

i'm poppy harlow in new york. of the united states is now denying that he called african countries s-holes or said about haitian immigrants in this country take them out on any deal to protect their status in this country. today, the 8-year anniversary to the day of the haitian earthquake that killed

john and poppy? >> he is, indeed. jessica schneider, appreciate the reporting. >>> also new this morning, the research firm, fusion gps is fighting back. that's the firm responsible for the steele dossier. that report which has been partially corroborated by the intelligence community that links the president, some of his businesses, to russia. the cofounders call republican accusations that their dossier started the whole russia investigation conspiracy theories and now they're asking congress to release their testimony in full. >> all of this going on as cnn as learned that president trump's lawyers had talks with the special counsel robert mueller's team just before christmas. our crime and justice reporter, shimon prokupecz joins us now from washington. let's start with the latest from this op-ed of the founders of fusion gps, shimon. >> reporter: that's right. poppy and john, this was really their way of -- it's the first time we're really hearing from them in that they're defending their action

i'm poppy harlow in new york. john berman has the morning off, deservedly so. it is the first day of the new year and the last day of the president's holiday in mar-a-lago. he is due back in washington tonight w spending bills, immigration, trade battles all on the front burner and iran very much front of mind for this president. this morning he writes "iran is failing at every level despite the terrible deal made with them by the obama administration. the great iranian people have been repressed for many years. they are hungry for food and freedom. along with human rights, the wealth of iran is being looted. time for change." let's go to sara murray in west palm beach where the. the is enjoying the final few hours of this working vacation. so many messages from him on iran yesterday during these protests, sara. >> reporter: that's right, poppy. as you said the president is on vacation for a few more hours before he heads back to washington, d.c., but it's clear that at least today and last night foreign policy ha

this statement was made today on behalf of poppi's mother.uestions which might incriminate him. while she understands he is entitled to do this, she considers he should have given the coroner the crucial evidence of poppi's last few hours. the coroner has sent paul worthington‘s —— has said the accou nts worthington‘s —— has said the accounts were not complete approval and the evidence did not stand up to scrutiny. mr waddington was bundled in and out of the inquest by police because of concerns over his city. —— worthington. he lives in hiding. in court, he refused to answer questions 252 times. he has gone through all this process over the la st through all this process over the last few years, and everything that has been dumped on him, no, go with the solicitor's advice. his sister has stood by him throughout. how convinced you that your brother is innocent? i'm not convinced, i know. i would not protect him if he didn't —— done anything wrong. i would not protect him if he didn't -- done anything wrong. the first inquest into poppi's dea

it is clear the initial investigation surrounding poppi 's initial investigation surrounding poppi '5 and i greatly regret this. i have previously accepted the justifiable criticism that has been directed at the constabulary. i will consider the constabulary. i will consider the detail of the coroner's conclusion and his comments today and we will be having a discussion with the crown prosecution service in orderto with the crown prosecution service in order to determine possible courses of action. now after five yea rs, courses of action. now after five years, poppi worthington's family are closer to the truth but do they feel justice has been are closer to the truth but do they feeljustice has been done? tonight both poppi worthington's family are saying they will be contacting the cps, and the police will also be contacting the cps. let's have a little more on the top story which is that carillion has been forced into liquidation. bernard jenkin is at westminster. thank you for talking to us will do what is your response to what has gone on? we have had the cabinet secretary and th

i am poppy harlow.or his first order of business on his first workday of 2018 trump is taking on the leadership of iran. president obama and his own justice department. a lot to get to. let's get to joe johns. i hope you had a good break. what is the president up to this morning? >> reporter: i did, indeed. thank you very much, poppy. the fact of the matter is the president put out a couple tweets this morning, just a lot to unpack quite frankly. the first one coming down early this morning. the president restating some of the grievances he complained about on the campaign trail related to the obama administration's unfreezing of assets of iran that had been frozen since the iranian revolution. let me just read you the tweet. he said the people of iran are finally acting against the brutal and corrupt iranian regime, and all the money that president obama so foolishly gave them went into terrorism and their pockets, and people have little food and big inflation and no human rights and the u.s. is watchi

>> reporter: poppy, that is such a good point.f course president trump, donald trump had such a well-known brand name, but not in this crowd, not at this level. i was struck here talking to people. they were curious about what president trump was going to say. was he going to come to davos and essentially poke his finger in the eye of globalist, people having conversations about the global economy? in fact, one thing i was struck by was the president's tone. it was muted in one respect, but almost sounded like he was the head of a chamber of commerce, urging people to come to america, to invest. much less of what america can do for the world, what global partnerships can do for the world. overall, i think any talk of -- there was some worry by the white house early on about protests and big demonstrations. that did not happen here at all. it was a very respectful recession for the president, not as much applause perhaps as we heard earlier in the week for french president emmanuel macron. i think definitely a respectful audience f

>> reporter: that's right, poppy. president trump fuming saying his views on the wall had evolved since he was on the campaign now that he has taken off kelly said. clearly weaw the result of that on twier when the president directly contradicd what his chief of staff said. i'm told by sources inside the white house that the president hated john kelly's comments where he said his views on the wall evolved after he made similar remarks during those meetings with democratic lawmakers on capitol hill where he said the president's views on the wall and immigration had been misinformed during the campaign and now had changed since he was in office. the president directly pushing back saying his views on the wall have not changed. he still wants a wall, still wants mexico to pay for it. we're certainly seeing the backlash of that. this is surprising because we don't often see the president often contradict john kelly. he always says he has great respect for him, hopes he stays chief of staff for quite some time. though he's

poppy? >> and he also this morning is taking to twitter, sara, talking about pakistan, really directing the message of pakistan's government leadership. do we know why? >> it's not clear exactly what has inspired this tweet from the president on pakistan this morning. i'll read it. he says, the united states has foolishly given pakistan more than $33 billion in aid over the last 15 years and they have given us nothing but lies and deceit, thinking of our leaders as fools. they gave safehaven to the terrorists we hunt in afghanistan with little help. no more. we did hear from pakistan's foreign minister on twitter this morning saying a response would be coming shortly to tell the difference between facts and fiction and the president has had sort of shifting tones when it comes to pakistan in recent months. obviously this is very tough talk toward the pakistani government, but it was in just october that he was lavishing praise on that government when they helped to secure the freedom of a no

>> hey, poppy and john.t sounds like a big deal because it has been two years since this line has been dormant. they have been calling north korea twice a day for two years with no answer, and finally today the phone rang. what do they make of it? it depends on what north korea does next. and right on schedule, south korea got a phone call from north korea. there was a 20-minute conversation. the first time this has happened in two years. we are told they discussed technical issues concerning the communication itself, and then there was a follow-up call later in the day, and north korea initiated that call and the follow-up call was saying that business for the day had been done. not much there. south korean officials say there was no talk of future talks between the two sides or of north korea's participation in the winter olympics hosted by south korea next month, but that's the thought that precipitated this call, at least. we know kim jong-un announced he wanted a north korean delegation to go to the gam

. >> i'm poppy harlow. it is pretty clear that first week of the new year will end like so many weeks of the first year of the trump administration, almost entirely engulfed in revelations and controversies from russia and the russia investigation to a chaotic west wing. today the explosive tell-all that president trump calls phony and full of lies, well, it has been on sale everywhere and i mean everywhere now for an hour. days ahead of schedule. despite the president's best efforts to stop it. defending his reporting this morning the author of "fire and fury" says 100% of the people around president trump question his fitness for office. >> what's the suggestion there? because that goes beyond saying okay, the president's not an intellectual. what are you arguing there? you say, for example, he was at mar-a-lago and didn't recognize lifelong friends. >> i will quote steve bannon, he's lost it. >> but wait, there's more. this morning "the new york times" is reporting that the president personally ordered t

i'm poppy harlow in new york. the president of the united states is now denying that he called african countries s-holes or said about haitian immigrants in this country take them out on any deal to protect their status in this country. today, the 8-year anniversary to the day of the haitian earthquake that killed some 300,000 people and many fled to this country. if those quotes aren't shocking enough, mere minutes he denied using them a senator in the meeting with the president says that's not true. the president used these words repeatedly. dick durbin spoke to reporters last hour. >> senator lindsey graham and i made our presentation. we have been working for four months, six senators, three democrats and three republicans, to create a bipartisan way to deal with the crisis we face where more than 700,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers, protected by daca, are going to lose that protection starting march 5th of this year by a thousand a day. as senator graham made his presentation, the president interrupted him several times wi

one and only vikings fan, poppy harlow, joins us. up first, president trump declaring he is not a racist. once again, he said he is the least racist people that these journal issists ever would have interviewed. he has a credibility problem. his real problem is he expressed a preference. why do we have to have people like these brown people, right, because that's what he was talk about, to people from norway and that he preferred. what's the difference? there is a color difference. you have a sickening coverup. lawmakers in the oval office that insist that the president didn't say what is being reported. the white house, white house staff had a chance to walk it back. they didn't walk it back. don't be distracted. no one denies the comparison that i told you about. that is the real problem. >> the president is creating more of his own trouble. and it puts the prospects of a daca deal in skwreptd. some are threatening to vote against the deal if it does not include protections for hundreds of thousands of d.r.e.a.m.ers. the president

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm john berman. breaking news and i got to tell you this is going to make waves. sources tell

i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm john berman. if the president is canceling a trip to florida, it must be serious. moments ago the white house announced the president will not leave for mar-a-lago unless a bill to keep the government running is passed. they might have to live for a while without some vitamin d. a republican congressional insider tells cnn this is going to get worse before it gets better. with less than 15 hours to go now on the official countdown clock, there is a full-scale standoff in the senate. >> my colleagues, where is the urgency here? the reason we're here right now is our friends on the other side say solve this illegal immigration problem right now or we're going to shut the government down. >> there is an urgency. there's an urgency in their lives because of the uncertainty of tomorrow. whether tomorw wil mean deportation for themselves and their families, yes, there a re urgency. >> i find it rather disingenuous to say we're against this short-term continuing resolution because we want another short-t

>> good morning, john and poppy. well in just about an hour the white house will sit down with congressional leaders to try to bring both sides to the table. now they are still pretty far apart on the substance of this issue. both sides saying they want a daca deal of some form, but what are they willing to give up for it it's still hard it to know what the white house is going to give up in terms of that wall and some of the changed to legal immigration and illegal immigration. one of the issues right now also happens to be who is going to be in the room today with the president? some democrats are raising concerns that the meeting is not -- the meeting participants are not the group that is going to be necessary to bring a dole to the table. right now the white house has said that they're sending some staff members to this meeting including chief of staff john kelly who we've learned is also taking the lead on these negotiations, stephen miller, who is a top aide to president obama who has been known to be pretty f

. >> i'm poppy harlow. the president is undercutting the house and the white house on a plan to hold off a shutdown. and also his own chief of staff, he shuts him down on whether or not his views on immigration have evolved. quite a morning. >> incredible. a source inside the white house tells us the president hated general kelly's comments in an interview where the general said that the president has changed his attitude on the dreamer issue. he has evolved on the wall. and that during the campaign, the president was uninformed on border issues. hated it, and is fuming. cnn's abby phillip for us at the white house this morning. not happy at all, abby. >> reporter: more than a little pushback from the president this morning against his own chief of staff's comments, both publicly and privately. white house chief of staff john kelly was on the hill yesterday meeting with congressional hispanic caucus members and made some comments to them about the wall, trying to show how the president has moved on the issu

the one and only poppy harlow here.ch. >> good to be here. >> two for the price of one. we are in day three of the federal government shutdown. in just hours, the senate will have a procedural vote on a plan to reopen the government and fund it for three weeks. we got trouble, my friends. there are deep divisions over the fate of d.r.e.a.m.ers, failing to produce any compromise or really any details. what are the sticking

poppy and i applied to law school, but not lawyers like you. there are things that came out yesterday that we really think shines a light on where their defense might be and how the president might answer questions. number one, and we played the sound before. we don't need to play it again. on the issue of obstruction, the president -- people says obstruction because i was fight back. samuel, you're a lawyer. is there a fighting back exemption to the issue of obstruction of justice? >> no. if the president is talking about his public statements that there was no collusion or he didn't obstruct, fine, he's entitled to fight back in that sense and he has been. that's not what the obstruction investigation is about. nobody thinks it's about that. it's about the firing of comey, the demand for loyalty, the request to drop the flynn investigation. that's not fighting back. that's tampering. there's no gray area between those two things. it's really just nonsense. >> then there was this moment that stood out to all of us yesterday in the white house

i am poppy harlow. >> i am john berman. welcome to "fire and fury" friday, or maybe it should be called possible obstruction friday. at this minute the explosive new book raising alarming questions about the president's fitness is on sale despite the president's empty threats to sue to stop it, and this has "the new york times" raises questions about obstruction of justice. it says the president personally urged the white house counsel to stop sessions from recusing himself in the russia investigation. >> we will get to why in just a moment. and questions abound in the book after the world learned about donald trump, jr.'s meeting with the russians, and wolff rights, it was about adoption policy, and even though it was likely, if not certain, that the times had the incriminating e-mail chain and it's quite possible they knew "the times" had the e-mail chain. for the first time we are hearing from the author of the book himself, michael wolff, answering questions about how fit the people closest to the president think he is

poppi worthington, 13 months old. a coroner ruled she was sexually assaulted before she died.inting out failings of the police in this. yeah, an horrific story. they've had this coroner's report which has found this. what is the problem is no charges were brought against poppi's father and here you have the mother staying anonymous pleading for them to look at the police failings and try to open the case again. we have the local mp for the area where she was living, he said he doubts this is going to happen because there's been a catalogue of failures. he doesn't have much hope. but if there isa doesn't have much hope. but if there is a way, it does seem unjust that you could have that finding and not have a consequence in terms of the law. the local mp talking about a public inquiry. maybe that's a way of getting at the truth of exactly what happened here. a lot will come down to front pages like this and how strongly the government feels it needs to act as a result of a sistery like this with these pictures on —— with a story like this with these pictures in the media. it's

the one and only poppy harlow here. thank you very much. >> good to be here. >> two for the price of one. we are in day three of the federal government shutdown. in just hours, the senate will have a procedural vote on a plan to reopen the government and fund it for three weeks. we got trouble, my friends. there are deep divisions over the fate of d.r.e.a.m.ers, failing to produce any compromise or really any details. what are the sticking points? what do the sides not agree on? senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he is willing to start debating immigration if there is no agreement by february 8th. why the delay? why the resistance of putting this in the spending bill. senate minority leader chuck schumer wants a firmer commitment. but he too has not been vocal about what the sticking points are. >> where has the chief been? very much on the sidelines during these heated negotiations. he is calling on mcconnell to trigger the nuclear option if the stalemate continues. that is not going to happen. the blame game

. >> i'm poppy harlow. the president fired one fbi director and this morning new reporting that the current fbi director became so enraged he threatened to quit. >> axios said christopher ray fired the deputy director, mccade had been a public target of president trump for months, largely for his role in the hillary clinton investigation. cnn shimon prokupecz has more on this from washington. what are you learning? >> that's right, john. this is another example of the white house putting pressure on the department of justice and sessions to do something about the fbi. the axios report says at the urging of the president sessions told the fbi director chris wray that he wanted the deputy director andrew mccabe fired and in turn, the fbi director threatened to resign over the issue. now it's important to keep in mind that mccabe can't be fired. he's a career fbi agent so wray's only option perhaps would have been to re-assign him and that's what we reported previously for months. mccabe has been telling peopl

i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm john berman. just moments ago, "broken and unfair," those words from the president, reacting to a court ruling that blocks the administration from removing protections for some 800,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers, people who were brought to this country illegally as children, but have lived here, in some cases, for years and years, and have been protected up until now. president trump accused the opposing side of running to the ninth circuit, known for progressive decisions, in search of political victories destined to be overturned, he says. >> we will see the president again next hour, holding a cabinet meeting, later today. he will hold a press conference, of course, we'll carry that live right here. this as members of congress maybe scratching their head this morning, as much as we are, trying to figure out exactly where this president stands on a deal for d.r.e.a.m.ers and the wall. let's get to kaitlan collins at the white house, because she knows everything and she will tell us. good morning, kaitlan. >>

it is clear that the initial investigation surrounding poppi's deathin investigation surrounding poppi'snsider the constabulary and i will consider the detail of the coroner's conclusion and his comments today and we will have an early discussion with crown prosecution service in order to determine possible causes of action. so what happens now, where does it end? the so what happens now, where does it end ? the crown so what happens now, where does it end? the crown prosecution service has essentially previously said there is not enough evidence for there is not enough evidence for there to be a realistic prospect of a successful conviction against paul worthington, a man who has always denied that he did anything to harm his daughter. now, poppi worthington‘s mother is asking the crown prosecution service to look at the case again and re—examine that decision not to press any charges. this is a problem, bear in mind, because of the lost evidence, which police didn‘t seize. some people would say that is one of the reasons potentially why prosecutors believe there isn‘t enough evidence f

john and poppy? >> okay. thank you very much. >>> new this morning, also, reporting that the president's oval office hours are shrinking because of something called executive time. this is a work day that apparently according to axios begins in the oval office about 11:00 a.m. he spends his time between 8 and 11, tweeting about it. if he's watching the news right now he's watching the breaking news that oprah is considering a white house run. first, though, an expert on executive time, david chalian our political director, first david, the axios -- >> no tweet on oprah from the president. >> doesn't mean it won't happen. we are waiting. let's talk about the executive time. the president's schedule the report from axios what does it mean do you think? >> well, listen, every president has their own sort of rhythm to the day and how they go about their actual oval office time, how they go about their evening time and briefings and reading and what have you. so i don't think it tells us much other than a sort of

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i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm john berman. a dizzying 24 hours in the russia investigation, no longer just inching toward the president. this morning it is more like careening. we know special counsel robert mueller wants to counsel the president and we know why. sources tell cnn the special counsel wants to hear directly from the president about the details surrounding the firing of fbi director james comey and national security adviser michael flynn. >> this as we're also learning the fbi director who temporarily replaced comey faced an eerily similar line of questioning about loyalty from the president. andy mccabe purportedly very disturbed after the president asked him whom he voted for and confronted him about past campaign donations to his wife from a group with ties to hillary clinton. >> shimon broke pez with more. what are you learning? >> that story published by "the washington post" says that during an oval office meeting the president asked then acting fbi director andrew mccabe who is right now the deputy directo

it's not hard to count to 60, john and poppy. that's what it takes to get something through the senate. so form your own coalition, make a deal, do other negotiations. just telling someone to go back to the drawing board is not as good as saying i'm going to create the group. so whether or not you agree with the things in the durbin/graham gang of six could be a starting point to discussion. the senate has done this. they had an even harder immigration package. while this package doesn't seem to be the spirit of true negotiation which is what the senate is wrestling with right now but of everything else we're talking about, remember this. if the senate leader mitch mcconnell doesn't want to call a measure, it won't get a vote. >> attorney general sessions spoke last night and this is quite telling where the administration stands at this point. >> what good does it do to bring in somebody who is illiterate in their own country, has no skills and is going to struggle in our country and not be successful? >> the president is right o

one more win for poppy's vikings.g for the first time ever, a team in their hometown in the super bowl. >> we need two more wins, coy. and this baby's middle name is going to be skoal. my due date is the super bowl. so i can't be there. but there we go. >> that's okay. you'll have the tv on in there. that would be awesome. coy, thank you so much. okay. so this warning that hit in hawaii and had everybody freaked out for half an hour comes down to human error. that's what triggered the widespread panic. there was no actual incoming missile. do not believe what you're reading on the internet about that crap. why did it take 38 minutes to get the correction? the mistake we understand. the correction, the silence from the white house, odd. we're going to discuss it next. ♪ when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums and sometimes, i don't eat the way i shou

we are following all sorts of breaking news and headlines, including what poppy mentioned at the top of the show, steve bannon speaking to michael wolf, and they were talking about the meeting at trump tower in 2016 in the spring there between donald trump, jr., and russians, promising dirt on hillary clinton. steve bannon said this, if you thought this was not treasonous, you should have called the fbi immediately. >> that's one of the remarkable quotes and there are many more we just learned about. errol louis joining us, and a national political reporter for real clear politics. along from calling that meeting

. >> and i'm poppy harlow. >> the big speech is over and all eyes are on the white house and what seems to be the release alleging fbi abuses all tied to the trump dossier. the white house is pouring over this memo from devin nunes. >> john kelly said the memo will be released pretty quick, i think. or as the president put it overnight, 100%. >> all right. let's go to the white house. kaitlyn c kaitlan collins is there for a sense of what is going on. this is the morning after the speech, but we are on the eve of maybe minutes before the release of the big memo. >> reporter: that's right. it's a big of question what is going on. the big question is has the president seen this memo yet and right now no one seems poised to answer that question. we know that according to the white house as of the state of the union address the president had not laid eyes on this memo yet and i'm told by a white house official that after the speech was over the president came back to the white house but he didn't go into the west wing. instead he went straight into the residence. i'm told by someone who spo

but now we're hearing a very different story from the president on this, john and poppy. >> we are. we'll see what he says today in that press conference, in just a few hours. thank you, kaitlan. let's go to capitol hill. negotiations are ongoing. >> cnn's sunlen serfaty is up there. sunlen, what are you hearing? >> reporter: john, this just enters the next phase up here on capitol hill and the hard phase, i should say, after that extraordinary meeting yesterday at the white house. lawmakers have backed off here on capitol hill and have to actually go through what this legislation would actually look

there are even a few isolated storms poppiing up around the bay area. you can see the rain on doppler radar. most of it has been light so far but we will see pockets of heavy rain as some of those thunderstorms move through. on the satellite image you can see as high pressure has finally given way and let rain return. the air very unstable on the back side of this storm and that may be enough to cause a few thunderstorms. you can also see more storms also headed our way. the forecast model shows rain moving through tonight and then turning to showers. showers will likely continue on thursday but will be widely scattered. rain will again intensify thursday night into friday morning. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s and mid 60s with a few showers. showers and cooler weather will continue on friday. we're expecting partly cloudy skies on saturday and sunday. but more storms are expected by next tuesday. (grant) rain in the north bay in bringing flooding concerns for those living in and around the firezone.(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly caught up with feder

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there are even a few isolated storms poppiing up around the bay area. you can see the rain on doppler radar. most of it has been light so far but we will see pockets of heavy rain as some of those thunderstorms move through. on the satellite image you can see as high pressure has finally given way and let rain return. the air very unstable on the back side of this storm and that may be enough to cause a few thunderstorms. you can also see more storms also headed our way. the forecast model shows rain moving through tonight and to showers. showers will likely continue on thursday but will be widely will again intensify thursday night into friday morning. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s and mid 60s with a few showers. showers and cooler weather will continue on expecting partly cloudy saturday and more storms are expected by next tuesday. kron4's j-r stone is live tonight in marin county tracking conditions there... you may not have seen it for sometime but this is some of the small amount of rain that came down in san rafael on wednesday night.sot i'd

>> i've seen a lot of evidence, poppy of money laundering, but it can't be tested or compared without subpoena power and third party validation. as you said, glenn symptom testified about leads he had about money laundering. one of the favorite parts of my committee, it shows all the flaws this committee has had by the way republicans have been leading it. at one point a republican asked glenn simpson, how would we find out what has been alleged on money laundering? simpson curiously looked at the republican and said, well, you would have to subpoena that. the republican was acting as if they don't have subpoena power. we do have subpoena power. the problem is they're not willing to use it. you subpoena bank records, you subpoena travel records, subpoena telecommunication records, text message logs. we can find out whether these witnesses are telling the truth -- >> just to be clear, right now when you say you've seen evidence of money laundering having to do with the trump organization, not talking about paul manafort, the trump organization and the russians righ now. have you seen e

remind our audience of the background to the death of poppi worthington.ly assaulted her shortly before her death. paul worthington denies any wrongdoing, the cps has held its decision that no charges will be brought in this case is due to insufficient evidence and we have heard from the independent police complaints commission that evidence was thrown away by detectives. witnesses were not interviewed for eight months. cumbria police has said it deeply regrets the way the investigation was handled. that is why, combined with the facts you say, the first inquest only lasted seven minutes. the death was decided to have been unexplained, see you can understand why the second inquest is so important. remind us of some of the evidence the coroner has been hearing over the last three weeks. we have heard from poppi's mother who said that on the night of her death, she spent a night on the couch and join the night, she heard poppi screen and she believed paul worthington went to check on her. she was woken at six o'clock in the morning, paulworthington she was w

, red poppies of flanders field. there are 9,000 blooms, each representing 1,000 combatant deaths. it's really an architectural masterpiece, i think, of the museum, very striking for visitors. what's interesting is to see how different countries respond to that. americans, they're moved by the poem, they're moved by the experience. europeans or people from the commonwealth for whom poppies have a deeper resonance, it's very striking for them. so, what we find is even it's a great way to begin telling the story of the sacrifice of those whose lives were lost and the work that we all have in doing of memory, of remembering. it's said history often repeats itself. history never repeats itself, but it often rhymes. and so, our work in this poppy field and part of all we do here is about remembering to remember the past and create a more adverse future. >> i think veteran groups still make and salvage poppies. >> they do. on veterans day, we in partnership with the vfw distribute those here. >> we have just a little bit o

poppy harlow joining me. thank you so much. >> good to be here. >> always good to have you. >> president trump looking to reset his presidency in his first state of the union address tomorrow night. the president expected to tout tax cuts and the strong u.s. economy, while pitching the american people on an immigration plan. this comes after reports that president trump tried to fire bob mueller last june. >> on top of that, the president's frustration with the russia investigation may have deputy attorney general rod rosenstein in the crosshairs. a house intel committee memo shows he approved an application to extend survey answer of carter page while the president was just beginning in office. the president wants that memo released. this set up a big showdown between the president and those republicans and his own justice department who is against this release. we have it all covered. let's begin with caitlkaitlan cs at the white house. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. president trump spent his weekend pre

john and poppy, it keeps going on. at&t is now pulling their support from the usa gymnastics.they want to go back, but they want to wait until that board cleans up and figures out who knew what, once again, and when. john, poppy? >> jean casarez, thank you for being on top of this. it is incredibly important. we appreciate the reporting. >>> switching gears, major league baseball inducts four new members to the hall of fame. which ones and which were snubbed from the honors again this year? in the bleacher report next. >> light a candle for edgar martinez. and when youod sugar is a replace one meal... choices. ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. when you can squeeze one in wbetween friday and monday at hilton?n there's a vacation at the end of every week. whateve

there are even a few isolated storms poppiing up around the bay area. you can see the rain on doppler radar. most of it has been light so far but we will see pockets of heavy rain as some of those thunderstorms move through. on the satellite image you can see as high pressure has finally given way and let rain return. the air very unstable on the back side of this storm and that may be enough to cause a few thunderstorms. you can also see more storms also headed our way. the forecast model shows rain moving through tonight and then turning to showers. showers will likely continue on thursday but will be widely scattered. rain will again intensify thursday night into friday morning. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s and mid 60s with a few showers. showers and cooler weather will continue on friday. we're expecting partly cloudy skies on saturday and sunday. but more storms are expected by next tuesday. ( pam) the rain raised concerns about flooding and landslides for those living around the firezone in the north bay. however, federal and state officials