this idea that cash patell will be with ric grenell at to clean it up.ghts. >> cash can keep a good secret. i had him on my program and he didn't say a word about it. trying to get everybody rowing in the same direction in the intelligence community which hasn't been going on in the last several years. so he's very talented. he's a former federal prosecutor. he's a quite player on some of president trump's recent successes. he has been overseeing some of the operations that took out soleimani and others. i think he and ric grenell can get a team together that they can trust at the odi. lou: the briefing with the house intelligence committee and suddenly aflutter are the staff and members of that intelligence committee, the democrats trying to insinuate the same nonsense they tried and failed for three years now as a weapon against this president. and also instructively it's pretty easy to see that bernie sanders is also in their sights because of the threat he represents to their political party. >> there is a leak to that tonight from the intelligence c

it's not like it was a convenient time for the president to put ric grinnell in this job, also we're hearing it's just a coincidence he's being moved into this position at the time the assessment came out. >> mcguire is on his way out, the president has picked a loyalist to replace him, grinnell is incredibly experienced and we're learning -- incredibly inexperienced. and now we're learning about a russian threat for 2020. is this a recipe for disaster at this point? >> look, it is. if the intelligence committee doesn't feel like they can tell the truth to the leaders of this country about a looming threat, right, with the election coming just in a few months and everybody knows this is exactly what they were looking for, they need to be on guard for it. this is what this country needs to make sure we prevent. and if the intelligence community believes they cannot speak the truth to the president and to some of the leaders in congress then that is really bad for us to be able to meet that threat head on. this is exactly what the adversaries of this country look toward. they want to m

ric grenell took over the job today. i am told that this briefing did not in any way affect the potential for maguire to become the permanent director of national intelligence. it was well known around the white house that he was never up for the permanent position. i was also told by somebody who was with the president yesterday that the president didn't seem to have any lingering hard feelings about all of this but he does welcome grinnell in that position. >> bret: thank you, we will have more on ric grenell and his position a little later in the show. we will bring in our panel early. marc thiessen, susan page and byron york. we should point out "the washington post" first reported the oval office confrontation between president trump and the dni maguire. let's start there with this story, what we make of it, it's breaking, byron, you have talked to people on capitol hill. >> there's two aspects to the story, whatever the president did upon hearing the story and what the briefing actually consisted of. apparently a l

let me bring in ric santelli josh, you went to the bond market to get ric's view ric, i hope you heard what tom said and your view, again, there are different places along the curve where you can build a narrative, either more ominous or not. >> here's my problem, judge. we said last year, 192 we made the high yield basically the first trade of the year. and long before coronavirus, rates were going down. see, the problem, or the issue, is that the defaults that u.s. sovereigns is lower. it is lower with default that's not with any fat tails, black swans. that's your default. why is it your default because the globe, whether it is demographics, whether it is almost recession in europe, almost recession in japan, central banks say they have tools, but they have one tool, lower rates, buy more securities the keep rates low that's all outside of coronavirus. >> that's a powerful tool, that would be like black and decker wishes it had that tool. >> yeah, yeah. well if black and decker had that tool it would be easy to keep up with their future earnings just have to look at hammer sales. th

this idea that cash patell will be with ric grenell at to clean it up.m on my program and he didn't say a word about it. trying to get everybody rowing in the same direction in the intelligence community which hasn't been going on in the last several years. so he's very talented. he's a former federal prosecutor. he's a quite player on some of president trump's recent successes. he has been overseeing some of the operations that took out soleimani and others. i think he and ric grenell can get a team together that they can trust at the odi. lou: the briefing with the house intelligence committee and suddenly aflutter are the staff and members of that intelligence committee, the democrats trying to insinuate the same nonsense they tried and failed for three years now as a weapon against this president. and also instructively it's pretty easy to see that bernie sanders is also in their sights because of the threat he represents to their political party. >> there is a leak to that tonight from the intelligence community saying you have to take it with a gra

ric grinnell. what do you think of him? >> i love ric grinnell.nity undermining him and leaking to the press. he needs somebody sitting atop that giant mess making sure the intelligence community supports the president's goals and u.s. policies. ric grinnell will do that. lou: i agree. ric grinnell has been loyal to the president. fiercely without compromise. my had's off to him for the way he performed in germany, and i think as to you, i'm delighted hear you say that. a great dni. the president right now, he has a balancing act to carry out with china. the issue of both national security at the same time dealing with the coronavirus, the trade deal, the historic trade deal, it couldn't be more complex, could it? >> he focused on china from the start saying they were manipulating currency and cheating for a long time hurting the united states. now he's got a chance to show a little compassion in helping with the coronavirus and hopefully cop out the other side with some humanitarian credit from this and also a bit of a good trade deal. >> and the

i want to turn to trump bringing in ric grinnell. choice as acting dni? >> i think it's a brilliant choice. ric grinnell understands the importance of not letting the world use huawei and the chinese government to build the 5g internet of the future. he talked about it and he understands the significance. as director of national intelligence, that will be one of his most important jobs. secondly he knows germany and europe will be the battlegrounds. >> i think it's crazy to listen to the left complaining about bring nell because he's a trump loyalist. the idea that trump should have someone who disagrees with number that position. only the left could be that stupid. and what about the first openly gay serving cabinet member. it's their usual hypocrisy. lou: hypocrisy and cynical politics. and grinnell, one of the things i admire about the man, he has been straightforward with the german and european government. they know where the president stands because that's what grenell is saying. he speaks for this president and the nation. >>

ric grenell is a friend of mine.remendous job as ambassador and he will fill the interim in a very strong capacity. but in terms of filling all the buckets that are necessary in this position, fair and balanced and administrative, look, the president is looking for someone who more than anything else, more than any of those other aspects, will be loyal to him and will watch his back in these positions. and whether or not that's been the way it's been in the past that is the way it's going to be under the trump administration and that's exactly what he's wanting and doug collins will certainly fill that role exactly the way the president wants. >> juliet, pardons and purges, possible appointments. >> and puppets. >> okay. so is this the trump doctrine in the post-impeachment era? >> yeah, pardons and puppets and purges is what we're seeing, and we'll see it until election day. nothing stopping donald trump now. on what's happening with the odni which is typical we focus on who's going to replace the person purged, but

ric grenell was appointed, someone with zero intelligence experience.he republican senators are saying, oh, well, he had intelligence experience because he was the ambassador to germany. does the ambassador to germany or any other state see the intelligence that goes to the head of national intelligence who delivers the presidential daily brief often to the president himself? >> no. the president's remarks don't pass the laugh test. it's very clear, joe maguire could have stayed until that person was confirmed. there was no urgency in pushing him out. he tried to be on the president's team by holding back the whistle-blower complaint. but when you pick someone like ric grenell who's known as a press person who doesn't have a lot of experience to intelligence to this job, you're undermining the role of the director of national intelligence whose job it is to referee fights between the different intelligence agencies and trying to come up with a cohesive picture of what's going onto present the president with. and grenell is not up for this job. >> and a

so, ric for the next few weeks is going to be in the middle of a national security issue that mattersnd we should watch what he has to say about that. >> all right. we have to switch because i really want to talk about the coronavirus. where do we stand as far as you can tell? is this dying out? is it escalating? >> a little bit difficult to know because it's hard to have any confidence in the statistics. every time you hear that it's dying out, it turns out not to be. it seems to me contagion is significant. numbers are probably far larger than the chinese have admitted. lethality seems to be not that bad and clearly contingent on the public system where it happens, whether people get hydration, whether people get masks, how medical personnel interact with patients. that's where we are. i think the economically, we can talk about clearly it's going to have a major hit temporarily on china's economy and the regional economies. and i think the most interesting question is how this plays out and what, if any, long-term implications it has for china's leadership. >> what do you think? i

humbling, but let me tell you right now this is not a job that is of interest to me. >> at the dni, ric grenell and his new top advisor cass patel are expected to ensure that the staff are in the best interest of the country and not themselves. the new white house director of personnel had a meeting yesterday and what you told cabinet agency liaisons that they should be on the lookout for political appointees who are possible never-trumpers. >> we should point out that the new intel team coming in, this briefing on bernie sanders having him month ago, why did no one sign it about that? >> they have not said anything about that, i think that has come as a surprise. >> bret: as we prepare for tomorrow's nevada caucuses come on mike bloomberg makes a huge reversal in his long-held refusal to allow women who have complained about his work place behavior to speak publicly. correspondent peter doocy returns with that story. >> i said we are not going to end of these agreements because they were made consensually, and they have every right to expect that they will stay private. >> that doing l

ric grenell, add him to the mix. our ambassador to germany is now the acting director of national intelligence, the times suggesting he didn't like joseph maguire who was the acting dni. he briefed adam schiff and others, the president allegedly angry about that, now he has a loyalist in ric grenell. >> i wanted johnny radcliffe to get it in july. i hope that the senate and the media treats ambassador grenell more fairly than they did johnny radcliffe. my sources on the hill told me he was not upset with maguire, this was a move that was coming anyway, he happened to go with ambassador grenell instead of chris stewart and other qualified candidates. >> ed: you can only be acting for a couple hundred days, it was coming up in march anyway. last point on this. you say your sources on the hill say that in fact the president was not angry at joseph maguire, that seems to be the crux of "the new york times" report that has folks on the left spun up tonight, the idea that the president allegedly prorated joseph maguire, wh

melissa: defying skepticism, president trump naming ambassador germany, ric grenell as the new actingeph maguire. he is the second acting head after dan coates resigned last summer. we have former doj public affairs deputy director, ian thanks for joining us. >> thank you. melissa: richard grenell is getting a lot of heat in the past 24 hours or so after this has been announced saying he has no experience to do this. that this is outrageous. what is your take on that? does he have the necessary experience? >> i absolutely think he does. there is a few points on his experience. i work with a group called 5g action now and what i can tell you one of the biggest national security threats we face comes from china and chinese telecom companies like huawei. richard grin nell -- grenell has been the point period for the trump administration, pressuring european allies pressuring them not to allow huawei to fill out their 5g infrastructure that would allow them to transfer information back to the chinese government. he is good enough for the national security task for the trump administration

his ouster causing turmoil replacing him temporarily to appointee and partisan ric grenell now serving as ambassador to germany with no intelligence experience >> be like sending me in for brain surgery to do brain surgery on somebody what what the president did is dangerous. >> reporter: the president who has questioned intelligence about russia's meddling since he was elected in las vegas today. >> they said today that putin wants to be sure that trump gets elected. here we go again >> reporter: also out, maguire's number two veteran intelligence officer andrew holman, possibly replaced by a white house official and harsh critic of the russia probe all this after the president chewed out maguire the spy chief in the oval office angry a favorite trump target adam schiff chairman of the intelligence committee was briefed about russia's covert activities along with republican members. >> the number of calls and concerns i'm hearing from intelligence professionals that that basic willingness to speak truth to power is under assault concerns me greatly. >> reporter: to take over the spy a

en una nación tan ric. millones sin cobertura médica y trump a punto de quitársela a millones más. próximos 10 días para que empiece a planificar desde ya. un ascenso él termómetro a partir del miércoles así que condiciones agradables se avecinan en la bahía >>> nos despedimos porque hoy está haciendo frío y es hora de preguntarnos ¿cuántas semanas durará el invierno? la famosa marmota de pensilvania nos dijo que la primavera llegará pronto. >>> efectivamente, según sus predicciones solo nos restan aproximadamente unas cuatro semanas de invierno así que estaremos pendientes y lo que nos comenta la marmota es un efecto, pero por supuesto también estamos en la temporada de lluvias y las situaciones podrían cambiar bastante >>> así es, esta es una tradición que ya viene desde hace décadas y es muy interesante, todavía a disfrutar la temperatura >>> nos vemos mañana, muy buenas noches . >>> gracias. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ cÓmo autÉnticos jefes, tiene dueÑo el super bowl 54. queridos amigos el var beneficia o perjudica el fÚtbol mexicano. >> tenemos en exclusiva y en persona a javier el vasco agu

grenell is there because of that, he is there and he has no intelligence experience and we know that ric grenell, one of his greatest forms of experience is as a loyalist to president trump. at least until march 11th, if not for longer if they do nominate someone else, you'll have someone in charge of the entire intelligence community who, it seems, his primary qualification is that he'll be loyal to president trump? >> yes. >> and we -- why should we expect that the intelligence community will feel open to conveying information about the russian intentions? >> we should have except that, look, what we could see is, depending on what the intelligence is, more leaks. more, you know, if there's something that they see that is truly alarming, trying to get around the system that is in place to -- that the president is putting in place to protect him. and again, adds to the dysfunction. this is, you know, this is about, you know, partisanship. this is about the president's feelings. but when it comes down to it, it is also about the inability to fix and to prevent a very, very, very big prob

ric flair liked that. zion above the rim in this one as well.f powerful dunks. he finished the game with 29 points. but lebron still reigning supreme. he scored a season-high 40 as the lakers win 118-109. end of the game, check out lebron on the bench. chomping on some red vines. in raleigh last night, the hurricanes honoring david ayers who was the hero for them against the maple leafs. there's a rule that basically says the home team has to have an emergency goalie available for both teams in case of an injury. and ayers who had a kidney transplant came in and got eight saves and helped them secure the win. for his efforts, he was an honorary north carolinian. he's going to go back to toronto, be the emergency goalie once again for the game between the leafs and canucks. pretty cool for all the recognition he's getting. >> i can't believe there's such a thing as an emergency goalie. >> rarely used. >> i know it's happened before, but it blows the mind. and he's got a great story to boot. >> nk thats, andy. >>> one democratic candidate that was

or, is this a nomination in order to extend ric grenell as an acting far longer period of time becausey if they wanted grenell's acting abilities to extend i believe beyond march 11th? >> reporter: i don't know that congressman radcliffe is one to pick for that to do that strategically only given that the congressman even back first nominated for this position back in august ended up withdrawing in part based on the reporting at the time because there were some concerns on his part about the bruising confirmation battle that was to come. the president obviously likes john radcliffe for his position and wants him. the president said publicly and the sources told us privately ric grenell is not a super long-term player in that role but i do think it's important to put it in context here. this is the second nomination, a renomination for john rat cliff. at the time he was nominated over the summer in early august and there was a lot of consternation of the part of republicans on capitol hill who were looking at radcliffe and what they perceived as lack of qualifications and experience for

ric mims is known around the world and i know mr maritz he resigned from the supervisory board at the investment firm blackrock he did that last month he said last week that he is considering running for parliament again would you support his candidacy i think i would support it definitely for being chancellor in the next year in the election i think he's doing step by step being more involved in the party he gave up his job. and he said i want to concentrate myself of so faulting the party in this process the process off the angle americal so it is a process for the party imagine a 15 years chancery about 18 years leading the party it with i'm going and now we are in the transition process i think for the mets will play a very important role in it when friedrich minutes left politics you took his seat in parliament i mean you're from the same district if he wants to run for parliament again. what happens to you would you be standing in the way you wouldn't because we talked about it he is opinion is not can he dating in my constituency again in his old concert sentiency we have the p

group of local residents is fighting back as they join forces to break up the under-age prostitution ric's they'd have used as this exclusive report. during the day got the best duns with its vivid colors and vibrant caribbean charm a picture perfect holiday destination for tourists from all over the world but when the sun goes down things change. as night falls sex workers flood the squares popular with foreigners many of them far too young to be doing this as a d.w.i. undercover reporter finds out after just a couple of minutes on the central placid last call chase. how old are you 16 how much is it tight 100 i know a place within walking distance it's safe i always go there the city's booming tourism sector has helped many families secure their livelihood but the wish to escape poverty has created a blind spot when it comes to protecting the most vulnerable. fernando who wishes to remain anonymous was 13 when strangers 1st offered him money for sex. when i saw the money i obviously gave him i didn't anticipate the harm it would do to me. but once you enter this vicious cycle which it un

the president tapped ric grenell, a trump loyalist with no experience in intelligence, as maguire's temporary replacement. >> let's get back to jon karl. amid the breaking headline that russia may be trying to help bernie sanders, a lot of different reactions from sanders and president trump. >> reporter: very different reactions. the president called it all a hoax. bernie sanders on the other hand does not dispute russia may be trying to help his campaign. in fact he has denounced those efforts and said they were not welcome. david? >> jon karl with us on a friday night. jon, thank you. >>> next to the alarming new headline on the coronavirus here in the u.s. the cdc saying just today they are now preparing for the possible, even likely, spread of the virus right here in the united states. it comes amid troubling images overseas. the angry mob surrounding buses that they thought were carrying patients with the virus. abc's ian pannell again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the global fear of covid-19, as cases around the world continue to grow. anger boiling over in ukraine as evacuees from ch

so there is this tendency for people right now to become health ric's right for i'm one extreme to another we're not paying attention at all how you eat when you eat what you do with your body like smoking and drinking a lot of alcohol or becoming a complete freak and to be quite honest i don't know which one's better because when you're such a health freak i feel like it's such a stress on your brain that that that actually may cause other diseases what do you think i agree with you i think somewhere in the middle is that you you want to pay attention to you you want to collect your own data but not in a crazy way you know going to your doctor once a year and having him or her check your blood pressure makes no sense you want to check a multiple times during the day when you're relaxed when you're upset after a phone call and bring that data into your doctor you want to pay attention to what you eat you want to take a look at your body and look at changes you want to know your data but not to an extreme it won't help me moderation is the key to almost everything in health and every extrem

happy with the economy, secure about military strength and threats to savety, and more hopeful about rictions than 4 years ago. should trump concentrate on the come back and leave comments about impeachment to historians. >> i would love it if trump takes stage he gives nancy pelosi the clap. that would be classic. he would not do that. in a very blunt fashion, he will possibly do something on this side, come around side, say, after tomorrow, i think we'll all be ready to go get back to america's business. he will tout trade accomplishments and the economy. david: not mention impeachment. >> not directly. he might make subtle hintses. >> it would be magnificent if president would get up and try to extend from level of hand/olive branch/i am president of united states that includes democrats, republicans, and everyone in between. that would be you know presidential. in the most general sense of the word. it would be leadership in a way a lot of people would like. >> you were tapping your fingers. >> i went back and read last year's state of the union that is what he did. he asked democrat

we need more middle class than wmiddle-class thanwe do the ric. thank you for taking my call. >> guest: thank you those were good points. congratulation on all those grandkids. i think what you've done is described why people like and dislike donald trump. i don't want to get into politics but you are talking about some rather basic issues that help elect, and at the same time the way in which they think it's about the worst thing that happened. let's put it this way in 1972, irving kristol said the culturaa wars over. only 2016 the left kind of got a wake-up call maybe they did and when the cultural war after all. there was a broad consensus we were not going to shake things up but now we are and that has helped to produce the vision i'm talking about. those divisions are there. >> host: what are the biggest secession movements in america today? >> guest: they are all over the place. i think if it, new hampshire, vermont, oregon, so they are small now. they always start small but they can go upey very quickly. this time rather than defending slav

sources say his current ambassador to germany, ric grenell will be named acting. used the work at the office for the director of national intelligence. what do you make of this possible choice? >> it's a stunning choice if he is put forth as either the acting dni or a nomination for confirmation. i think richard grenell would be the least qualified person to ever hold that role. the first five directors of national intelligence who were confirmed by the senate had been people with decades of professional intelligence community experience or extensive careers in the diplomatic core or there was one -- two who were former admirals in the naevy. these are people who have decades of executive leader slip in the military or in the intelligence community. as far as i know from his background, he has no intelligence background except for in his current capacity as a ambassador. he would be a consumer of intelligence information from some perspective. his background as a communications professional, as i understand, would be more suited to the spokesperson for the dni to

days after the heated meeting with maguire, he tapped ric grenell to be the new acting held at dni. devin nunes told the president what happened at the briefing. >> vladimir putin is not running some operation with donald trump. there is no evidence of that. and so all this is, they don't have anything to run on, and so they have got to make up russia again. >> reporter: sources tell cnn committee republicans including congressman will hurt pressed for more proof that moscow was meddling once again. >> i can't comment on the specifics of the briefing, but what i can say is that unfortunately i think folks on the other side still have not internalized some of the conclusions from 2016, namely that the russians interfered in that election on the president's behalf. >> reporter: mr. trump's foe michael cohen went on the attack saying putin's puppet is at it again, he knows he can't win without it and we can't let it happen. the president has repeatedly questioned the intelligence committee 's conclusion that russia interfered in 2016. his xhicomments at the helsinki summit -- >> i have

joining us with the latest from las va forwards is jackie line ric, what do you got for us? >> dan, a lot of can't kates here in nevada -- candidates here in nevada. critical for those who underperformed in new hampshire and iowa. especially joe biden and elizabeth warren. neither clear add threshold of delegates. biden has been relying on the wall there. if he doesn't do well in nevada it could shake that support. warren sparred with former mayor michael bloomberg taking him to task over sexism allegations. he agreed to release three women of nondisclosure agreements following a few days of criticism. the caucuses could provide an edge for bernie sanders who has the biggest grassroots donor campaign as any campaign and neck and neck with pete buttigeig. amy klobuchar needs to make her mark. the factors need to factor in the early votes which is a first in this state. the democrats sent a memo to the campaign saying they plan to scrap a google forum they plan to use to report the results and using a phone-based system, sparking concern among some of the campaigns and it. >>s

. >> director it was only last week that the president named ric grenell to be his -- this is going totcliffe's nomination. what does it say about both of these guys? >> well, that's kind of a low bar for somebody being more appealing, you know, less provocative. and to me they're both kind of in the same category, they're both highly partisan politicians, and not particularly -- and don't have any particular professional qualifications that i think would make them suited to be director of national intelligence. so, you know, in that sense it doesn't make a whole lot of difference. i do think -- i'm speculating here, there may be some complication with what the federal vacancy act because as i understand it the time clock was going to run out on march 11th for -- well, ambassador grenell and joe mcguire, had he stayed in that position, they would have turned into pumpkins on the 11th of march. by nominating somebody else, perhaps this restarts ambassador grenell's clock. i don't know, i'm just speculating that. >> putting loyalty above experience, how dangerous is that? >> well, i thin

the deliberately amplified identities of investment strategies and those that i were helping to make ric rich. [applause] >> to be ambivalent. >> i don't know how many people have read in the audience but the beginning of your narrative with wide-eyed approach toward publishing so i am just wondering what happens? from the beginning where you ready or did you was at as genuine as it seems how did you come into that quick. >> that is definitely a good description of the years 2012 working in publishing and realize people make money in their jobs and this was a revelation to me. [laughter] so for a long time yes i didn't believe in a long time i wanted to let those self-delusion like a game of solitaire. i think it wasn't funny to me the way people speak like corporate hasn't been easy to me because it has to be otherwise it is depressing but i didn't think about writing about it or criticizing it gently i think i read the meanest part. [laughter] that venture capitalists don't get a break. but they can take it. >> we are open-minded individuals just day structural position. >> lot of the

director of national intelligence as of right now, acting dni joe maguire is out, ambassador to germany ric until president trump chooses a permanent replacement, harris. >> harris: great to see you, thank you for that. you know, just because you're paranoid doesn't mean you're not right, i will put that out there, two things can be true, sometimes at the same time. did you catch that, they are messing with everybody, potentially. they just want to do what they always do, where do you put this? >> this is a story that said guess what, you need air to breathe. all the people, you can pretty much dismissed 90% of what comes out of "the new york times," to count the days. look at the number of days joe maguire has been in, not going to get a senate confirmation on a new dni, what do you do, go to someone i've known for decades, turn around and look at some of these, although stories of palace intrigue, the fact that he says russia is going to metal, thank you. it's a flop of a story. >> melissa: it is perfect russia meddling if they say we want to help president trump because that's going to g

ric grenell does not have a lot of experience and listen to house speaker nancy pelosi earlier todaynd i get reaction on the other side. >> in terms of putting somebody else like sending in her brain surgery to do brain surgery on somebody. what? it just does not know the territory. it is very important territory. it is dangerous. >> kristin: based on your previous answer, i'm understanding that you do not think it's not dangerous. >> let me be the first to admit, i don't want nancy pelosi doing brain surgery on me or anybody else. but in all seriousness, of course, ambassador grenell is and investing there in the first one that was appointed back in the bush administration and the state department civil servant and not unusual to have diplomats who get involved in the intelligence agencies paid he was at the u.n. back in the bush years and he's now the ambassador of germany whether the most important countries and he's a consumer of intelligence and he may not be himself and intelligence professional but that the same time look at the record that's been produced and not the men and

breaking tonight, fox news can confirm president trump will name his current ambassador to germany ric grenell as the new acting director of national intelligence which does not require senate confirmation. he has been a long time trump loyalist, he would replace the current acting director joseph maguire and would be the first openly gay cabinet member. the mother of a british teenager killed in a wrong way vehicle accident by the wife of an american duplantis pleaded to president trump to do the right thing. charlotte charles is asking the american driver to be extradited back to britain. >> it was really hard not being able to talk to him before he died. >> nearly six months after her 19-year-old son was hit and killed by an suv driven by and sue kulas, the wife of an american diplomat, charlotte charles is once again pleading for justice to be served. >> what is your message for president trump? >> you have no idea how much hearts can break. until you have no child. president trump is the one that can make that decision. >> the u.s. state department has denied the extradition reque

one thing about "parasite" that i find interesting, is that the movie is about eat iing the ric. the rich paying for what they are and what they do. i couldn't see trump sitting through that. he is somebody that might be a parasite to some people. he is a man who takes advantage of the people. that's the commentary of the class warfare of fa"parasite." >> he didn't sit through it. he didn't see it. >> let us just educate you on this. hattie mcdaniel, who became the first actor of color, to win the oscar for "gone with the wind," wasn't able to attend the oscars until the director called in a special favor. is the president hammering to his base because he knows this will rile them up? and us just talking about it, they'll call us race haters or somethi something? >> a lot of times when the president starts ranting or rambling, i wonder, does he know what he is saying? does he know what is coming out of his mouth? i do believe he was being intentional in this situation. there's an argument to be made about "gone with the wind" because it is okay to acknowledge that it is an import

your thoughts on this job, ric grenell was put in as an acting person, do you think he should be tappedat job and who do you think should be considered? >> i know all of these guys and i think they are all great and whoever president trump chooses and he has a nice stable to choose from that got to have three qualities. the president has to really trust him and value his opinion not just on intelligence but a whole range of national security -- two, the guy has to have the hide of a rhinoceros because all the democrats in the media are going to go after whoever it is and finally, i think it's somebody who's got to have the ability to deal with the fallout of the william barr investigation and the durham investigation if it turns out the investigation of the investigators, if it turns out there are criminal prosecutions, i think there will be, it will be at the top level of the intelligence community and that means it will shake the intelligence community potentially even the justice department and the fbi to its foundation. >> martha: the criticism is the president is looking for someon

what ric grenell lacks in intelligence experience, he effectively has none, not one day, he makes upspades. i think that is precisely what president trump wants out of this position. we have seen him prize loyalty, we have seen him prioritize allegiance across his government. now i fear we're seeing that within our intelligence community. >> i've got a one-word response to that: yikes! ned price, thank you so much. sobering. >>> the gloves are off. pugh's n pete buttigieg's new strategy. is he running out of time to close the gap? butter poached, creamy and roasted. or try lobster sautéed with crab, shrimp and more. so hurry in and let's lobsterfest. or get it to go at red lobster dot com how we worship, or who we love. and the 2020 census is how that great promise is kept. because this is the count that informs where hundreds of billions in funding will go each year for things like education, healthcare, and programs that touch us all. shape your future. start here. learn more at 2020census.gov you've been hearing a lot about 5g. but there's 5g... and then there's verizon 5g. we're

former boss, the former acting director of national intelligence pushed out and replaced by ambassador rico intelligence expertise. >> so is there -- it's confusing. is there clarity on the goals and tactics of the russians? what are the goals and the tactics? >> there is no disputing that russia is meddling. they continue to. they never stopped. their goal is chaos, division, anger, pitting us against each other. an elections official at the fbi earlier today said their goal is to watch us tear ourselves apart. what we're seeing in terms of the tactics are some of the old tactics we've seen before as well as an evolution in those tactics. they tell us there will be an evolution in their playbook. they're going to come at these u.s. elections with misinformation campaigns, getting americans on social media to share things that make us angry and divide us and misinform us. there are going to be hacking situations in which they go after candidates, campaigns, parties, election infrastructure. and one interesting thing we're keeping an eye on, anderson, officials talked about, is russians usi

precautions, new york city s at least 1200 hospital beds, ready in case of an outbeak los anges mayor ric garcetti says public areas at la x are being disinfecte every hour making sure that those points of entry and those aces where we could see somebody co in and create a vector are as cure as wecan possibly make them president trump said the s may add travel restrictions from other impacted countries t not right now. in washington, i'm karen caifa stay with kob 4 as we continue to cover the coronavirus and on our webse you can find the latest number of cases and how to protect yourself under the news tab. in the t east bay, there are mor questions and concerns er a chemical contamination found in the ground water atlok live and high school in oakland, the school has been closed for a week n because crews found toxic chemicals in the water vironmental health officials with alameda coun and the state updated neighbors last night at a town ha meeting they say the chemicals are not sound in the pipes or in the drinking water, but people are still worried. >>the fact is that ere's lots of si

. >> reporter: this is one of a number of changes ric grenell has already made.ay the former acting head of intelligence, joseph mcguire, resigned and according to "the new york times," his deputy, andrew hall nan, resigned as well after grenell told him his service was no longer needed. fox news has learned that one of grenell's first hires is can kash patel, a former aide to deafen newspaper yes, sir, and played a key role in investigating alleged surveillance abuses by the fbi and doj. they've been given a mandate to clean house according to catherine herridge and to carry out a top to bottom review of the intelligence agencies which the president has routinely criticized since taking office. grenell is expected to lead on a temporary basis and is involved in the discussions about who will be nominated to the position. this morning president trump said he is narrowed his -- he has narrowed his list of candidates to four or five very respected people. >> ambassador grenell has done a fantastic job. this is just a temporary job. we have five people that we're lo

resigned and according to "the new york times," his deputy, andrew hallman, resigned as well after riced. one of the first hires as a staffer, kash patel, played a key role in republican efforts to investigate alleged surveillance abuses by the fbi and doj. grenell and patel have been given a mandate to clean house according to cbs news and to carry out a top-to-bottom review of the intelligence agencies which the president has routinely criticized since taking office. grenell is expected to lead the odni on a temporary basis, and he is involved in discussions about who will be nominated to fill that position. this morning president trump said he has narrowed his list of candidates down to four or five very respected people. >> ambassador grenell has done a fantastic job. this is just a temporary job. we have five people that we're looking at very seriously, expert people, and at a certain point in the not too distant future, we'll be nouning who they are. >> reporter: -- announcing who they are. >> reporter: democrats are blasting the president for appointing tremendous knell who has

ric grenell.his work cut out to sort of clean up the bureaucracy there that may have tried to undermine the president of the united states. it's the swamp, martha. >> martha: it's pretty amazing they would go to bernie sanders and not president trump if they believed it would happen on both sides. >> it doesn't surprise me. >> martha: thank you. great to see you tonight. so the dow suffered a really awful drop, it's worst in two years because of the coronavirus concerns. all live report coming up next, what you can expect tomorrow after this. with advil liqui-gels, you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? the end might not be as happy as ayou think.end. after all, 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom is a stroke! but the good news is you can rewrite your ending and get screened for stroke and cardiovascular disease. life line screening is the easy and affordable way to make you aw