. >> and i'm robyn curnow. this is "cnn newsroom." >> now donald trump is about to embark on a busy first week as president of the united states. he is going to meet with congressional leaders on monday to discuss key issues on his legislative agenda, like tax reform and replacing obamacare. >> on monday he is also big for two of mr. trump's two cabinet nominees. the sfat will likely vote to confirm mike pompeo, though some democrats disagree with him on surveillance and other issues and they'll also vote on the rex tillerson for secretary of state. there had been concerns about his past dealings with russia. meanwhile, the white house says president trump will also work on reversing many of barack obama's executive orders this week. >> i think this week we're going to talk about trade. i think we're going to talk about that a little bit more tomorrow. i think we're going to talk about immigration this week, and we're going to have a time of national security, a conversation about that. obviously with general m

his brother robyn's got 22 years into it. and claude?ude's been making whiskey since before hens had feathers. this is lynchburg. where they make every drop of jack daniel's tennessee whiskey.

along the way, he got the girl, too, and married robyn. he began his three-year residency at massachusetts general hospital, there were indications from the beginning that charles and psychiatry might not be the perfect fit. part of the residency is that you're supposed to go to this weekly group therapy session, and you didn't want to go. >> there were 12 of us residents at mass general, and there was a group therapy once a week. and i didn't go. i thought it's a pointless exercise. so i was called into the chief's office after about seven weeks of non-appearance, and he said to me, "why aren't you going to therapy?" and i said, "sir, i came here to give therapy, not to receive it." and he said to me, "you're in denial." >> [ chuckles ] >> and i said, "of course i'm in denial. denial is the greatest of all defense mechanisms. i could be a professor of denial. i mean, i'm an expert at" -- well, i was going on and on. he wasn't very amused. >> he gave krauthammer an ultimatum -- go to group therapy or leave the program. >> so i went to the

lived in state college and i found out through a lot of mentors who had been kind professors like robyn decker, they help me to know that they needed to tell my story in poetry. when i wrote this group of poems, i wanted to express the anger. as i wrote this book of poems, i found answers to questions that i didn't know i had. and one of those questions was once i get rid of the anger, what happens ? and i had the opportunity to find an answer to one of those questions because i was after that african-american cemetery. and i read a poem to them and i'll if i may i will read that poem too. >> i found out that getting rid of the anger was the only thing i needed to do. i had to dictate even deeper. and find a way to forget. >> because there was that feeling of peace that i hadin the cemetery , there was no way i was attached to it. nothing saying new and improved, this is what you need to do. this is the feeling and after writing more, i discovered i had to find a way to forget harrisburg. and that came at the invitation when i was invited by carl dixon and his colleagues to read this po

i'm cyril vanier. >> and i'm robyn curnow. "cnn newsroom." >> now donald trump is about to embark on a busy first week as president of the united states. he is going to meet with congressional leaders on monday to discuss key issues on his legislative agenda, like tax reform and replacing obamacare. >> on monday he is also big for two of mr. trump's two cabinet nominees. the sfat will likely vote to confirm mike pompeo, though some democrats disagree with him on surveillance and other issues and they'll also vote o

i agree with everything robyn said, but it hangs on uncertainty. decided in the two chambers, and you can't predict that happening, and people will not be able to relate what is happening over the next two years. if parliament can position itself that it is taking a central part and that process, it will be a very good time for parliament. thank you very much. the government has announced the timetable for debating the brexit bill. there'll be two days for the second reading and three days for detailed scrutiny — called the committee stage — when amendments can be made. some labour mps don't think that's enough. i was astonished at the amount of time that the leader of the house has given this parliament to debate it. and he is being very coy about whether the white paper will be published before the committee stage of the bill. can he give us more time and tell us whether he's going to publish the bill before next week? i think, if you consider that this is a two—clause bill, in which the second clause is only dealing with the extent of the bill t

. >> we'll see you in a bit robyn. >> my nieces and nephews graduated from clemson they live in southy're going crazy. >> i'm sure. >> big statement dow -- excitemt down there. delaware county route one media bypass northbound at the ramp we have another accident. police on the scene. you can see it blocking the right lane and we can see on that ramp looks a little bit slick as people are traveling through. be careful. we had an accident not far from this location on the blue route but now one on the ramp right here. also a new accident on the turnpike. this is westbound past fort washington. watch for an accident and expect these delays from willow grove, dave. >> not much wind but temperatures in the teens this morning karen for the second straight morning so bundle the kids up and this afternoon we'll probably be in the low 30's in many neighborhoods by the time they're coming home from school. here's what numbers look like today. 15 by 7 o'clock. 33 by noon. notice how we just keep climbing during the day. by 7:00, 37 and that high of 38 we probably don't hit that until down here