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>>> top of the hour, you're live in the cnn newsroom. thank you for joining me. the stage is set for a dramatic day on capitol hill. one that should bring some extraordinary testimony on russia's meddling in the 2016 election and president trump's claim he was wiretapped by his predecessor during the campaign. we will finally hear from the director of the fbi james comey. among the questions he could face before the house intelligence committee is his agency investigating the white house or not. is there any evidence to back up president trump's accusation that president obama had his phone bugged during the campaign. now the republican lawmaker leading the hearing says no. watch. >> was there a physical wiretap of trump tower? >> no, but there never was. and the information we had ob friday continues to lead us in that direction. >> tomorrow fbi director comey will raise his right hand and tell you what he knows. no filters. proceedings start at 10:00 a.m. on cnn. if that's not dramatic enough, the dog fight over vacancy goes public tomorrow as well. we are just

the fact -- >> cnn's national correspondent kyung lah. e an exchange feeling this is a productive effort? >> reporter: whether or not it's productive, they're not walking away when you talk to some of the people at the end of the town halls with their questions sufficiently answered. you could hear this back and forth. they are basically jawing at the congressman for not giving a sufficient enough answer and when they disagree, they let him know it and interrupt him. it's a continuation of what we see at other town halls across the country. contentious, extremely passionate. this one even more passionate, especially since the rollout of the gop plan to overhaul obamacare. the obamacare questions overwhelmingly have taken over the two town halls. i want you to listen to one of the questions and the response from the congressman. here's what he said. >> health care in the united states is a multibillion dollar business. that protects those at the top earning the billions of dollars. >> please get to your question. >> what are you willing to

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you're in the cnn newsroom. fuse to work with president obama and two months into the trump administration democrats don't seem interested in working with their colleagues on the right. but one new york democrat is calling for compromise on an issue you might not expect from a northeast liberal. abortion. the congressman writes, we can harness the public's energy to develop a consensus and pass bipartisan legislation to reduce abortions. women facing unb intended pregnancies deserve support, not our judgment. the congressman is joining me. we were talking about the idea of compromise seemed like such a bad word the last several years in congress. you're a democrat calling for compromise on abortion specifically. what's your proposal. >> my proposal is that everybody is sick and tired of yelling at each other all the time. they are sick of fighting and arguing. let's try and find not necessarily compromise, but consensus or common ground. what can we agree upon. i'm committed to abortion remaining safe and legal.

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see you around, giulia >>> thanks for staying with us in the cnn newsroom. fox, that was his response. the response from the president when he was asked to explain the wiretapping scandal that has consumed washington. that's not the first time that president trump has pushed out information after hearing it on fox. a dozen times so far in march and five of the last seven sit downs the president has given since taking office have been with fox news. host of reliab"reliable sourcesn stelter just declared trump a fox news president. explain, brian. >> i look at all of the things you were just describing as interview presences, his tweets, taking any information from fox and then repeating it. it shows this is a white house shake by fox news in a nun week way, george w. bush's white house was not shaped to this degree. what's different now with president trump is that he and his advisors are shaped by fox. there's a lot of different connections, a web of connections between trump and fox, and of course he's cheered on by fox opinion hosts like sean hannity and bi

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masterpass it. >>> you're in the cnn newsroom. changes to the nation's health care system. what they will look like we still don't know. in a few short hours, we should have an idea of what they might cost. tomorrow the congressional budget office is set to make public the cost analysis meant to repeal and replace obamacare. at town hall meetings this weekend, republican and democratic lawmakers heard directly from people concerned about the plan's cost. many are worried millions could be left uninsured. earlier today the man who will oversee this plan promised two things. more people would be covered and that cost will be more or less the same. >> i believe that nobody will be worse off financially in the process we are going through understanding they will have choices they can select the kind of coverage they want for themselves and their family. not the government forces them to buy. >> those in congress who oppose the bill aren't as confident the new plan will be as affordable. one senator in particular is especially unhappy

you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. tonight president trump finds himself on the brink of a week that could define his presidency. at stake perhaps his credibility, the legacy he'll leave behind on the supreme court, and his promise to replace obamacare with something far better. the action begins monday when the director of fbi, james comey, is expected to tell congress whether there's any evidence to back up president trump's repeated claim that president obama tapped his phones during the campaign. that same day trump's supreme court pick neil gorsuch begins what could be a tough senate confirmation process. and then on thursday the health care plan that president trump says he backs 100% goes to a vote. but whether it'll actually pass remains very much in question. ahead of this crucial week the president is spending the weekend at his mar-a-lago resort in florida. let's go live to cnn white house correspondent athena jones in west palm beach. athena, three huge issues. the first happens monday when we hear from jame

you're live in the cnn newsroom. two big stories we are following tonight. inside the beltway, the fallout from the gop health care bill. the president now blaming his own party whilen laning husband next move. and will the fighting doom his agenda even before his first 100 days in office are over? >>> in iraq, the pentagon calls the death of dozens of civilians a terrible tragedy. but the story of how they were killed appears complicated. more u.s. troops are being sent to help push isis for mosul. we begin in washington. if you're elected sent to the nation's capitol, you'll have enemies and friends. president trump may be a little short on the ladder right now. in his early morning tweet might be sewing deeper divisions in his party. the president ripped conservatives blaming them for torpedoing his health care bill. this is what he wrote. democrats are smiling in d.c. the freedom cause cuss have saved planned parenthood and o jb care. could president trump work with democrats to score victory over the far right fl

you're in the cnn newsroom. 5:00 in the east, thank you for joining me on a saturday.rera on a saturday in new york. we begin with the fallout from president trump's first major political defeat. he didn't get his health care plan across the finish line and ran into a road block by members of his own party in the house. trump's reaction? don't worry. here's what he wrote on twitter just this morning. obamacare will explode and we will get together and piece together a great health care plan for the people. do not worry. how much political damage did the trump white house sustain and what's next for the president's ambitious legislative agenda? let's talk it over with white house correspondent athena

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we'll see you again later in the show and i want to bring you my panel now. cnn global affairs analyst and senior international correspondent for the daily beast, kimberly dozier and reporter for the "washington post." thank you both for coming on. first to you. president trump did not offer any proof that his phone was wiretapped. as athena opponepointed out, prt obama wouldn't have been involved anyway. >> but for his supporters, it doesn't matter. what he's very effectively done with an early morning tweet storm is change the channel on the media discussion. we would have been talking today about the latest revelations, about contacts between the trump campaign and russia. we would have been talking about what is jeff sessions, the attorney general going to say in written answers. clarifying exactly what conversations he had with the russian ambassador and instead, we're discussing this. now, the other thing is truchmps referring to classified information, things he can declassify so we also don't have a way to knock it down. >> other than talking to officials

how much damage could it do to the white house? cnn's pamela brown is part of the team that broke the story. she has more now from washington. >> reporter: dave and christine, officials tell cnn the fbi has information that indicates associates of president trump communicated with suspected russian operatives to possibly coordinate release of information damaging to hillary clinton's campaign. fbi director james comey as you recall, made his bombshell announcement monday before congress that the fbi is investigating the trump campaign ties to russia. the fbi is reviewing that information which includes human intelligence, travel, business and phone records and accounts of in-person meetings. the information is raising suspicions of fbi counterintelligence that the coordination may have taken place, but the information is not conclusive and the investigation is ongoing. there is still more work to be done. the fbi would not comment nor would the white house. trump officials denied any evidence of collusion. mostly the fbi is focused on th

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>>> hello on this saturday you're in the cnn newsroom. and i'm ana cabrera in new york. two stories with breaking news, we begin with a stunning white house security breach and bizarre new details on the intruder. the president was inside the white house when the intruder was finally stopped a few hundred feet away. here's what president trump had to say a short time ago about this midnight security lapse. >> secret service did a fantastic job last night. i appreciate it. secret service did a fantastic job. it was a troubled person. very sad. secret service was fantastic. >> we've now learned the intruder is 26-year-old jonathan tran, he was not detected until he ran into a secret service officer near the south pordco entrance. our other break news story stems from the sudden order for 46 u.s. attorneys to resign. we've learned that now president trump has fired u.s. attorney preet bharara who had been refusing to step down. a statement into cnn from bharara's boss, new york attorney general eric schneiderman, quote president trump's abrupt and unexplained decision to sum

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i urge my colleagues to it do the same. >> cnn is joining me now. . that means republicans would need 60 votes to confirm gorsuch. they don't have that. but republicans could change the rules here. what are you hearing about how this could play out? >> after his marathon three days of testimony, neil gorsuch was satisfied and he was upbeat, sources told me. the next day, as you said, schumer calm out strongly against him. as you said, gorsuch needs 60 votes to be confirmed. if the democrats filibuster, they are going to trigger republicans to do something they have never done before and that's changed the rules tr the supreme court. that's a big deal in a traditional place like the senate. there's some tension. some are saying do we really want to trigger this now. but as you said, schumer's answer to that was a resounding yes. take a listen to senator sabders this morning on cnn. see what he had to say. >> i am floored the republicans obeying the rules that exist ask not changing those rules. and the rules right now for good reasons are 60 votes. >>

to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast and washington, d.c. the situation there around the white house is returning to normal after a security scare. officials tell cnn that a man drove up to the white house in the vehicle you see right there late saturday night. he told a guard that he had a bomb. cnn's ryan nobles has been on this story and has the very latest for us. >> this all started after 11:00 eastern time here in washington. that's whether a man driving a vehicle pulled up to a security check point on the east side of the white house near the treasury department. he told the guard at that checkpoint that he had a bomb. that started off a security situation which lasted for more than four hours. secret service agents and bomb technicians methodically checked the vehicle from front to back trying to pull items out of the trunk and a bomb technician in full bomb gear to go through those items. after that long search, the secret service agents decl

. >>> hello, it's 5:00 in the east on a saturday you are in the cnn news room. i'm ana cabrera in new york. we're following breaking news stories. we begin with a showdown between president trump and former u.s. attorney preet bharara. one of the 46 federal attorneys targeted in the order to resign. president trump has fired bharara who had been refusing to step down. we've just got bharara's reaction in a statement. he says quote, today i was fired from my position. as u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. serving my district will forever be the greatest honor of my professional life. no matter what else i do or how long i live. now sources say bharara was especially blind-sided by the order to step down and not because it came with zero warning. but because back in november, president trump actually asked bharara to stay on the job. listen to what bharara told reporters inside trump tower, just after that meeting. >> assuming because he's a new yorker and is aware of the great work that -- discuss whether or not i would be prepared to stay on. as

i'll be back later for for mour ho more hours here in the "cnn newsroom." >>> the following is a cnn report. >>> her journey to the white house spanned two continents. >> i'm from slovenia and grew up there as a teenager. >> reporter: melania trump, slovenian model turned wife of a bombastic billionaire suddenly in the spotlight herself. >> i will fight to the end, because i don't want to damage my reputation and my name. >> reporter: answering questions about her husband's past. >> he's an adult. he knows the consequences. >> reporter: and making promises about the future. >> i will be

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no one else was hurt in the incident. cnntory with correspondents in paris on the ground. >>> the u.s. president donald trump keeps repeating unsubstantiated claims that he was wiretapped and that led to an awkward moment with the german chancellor merkel at a news conference. he joked she and he had something in common, being wiretapped by the obama administration. she didn't laugh. >>> america's top diplomat is in beijing for his final leg of his first official trip to asia. rex tillerson is seeking chinese support to reign in north korea's weapons program. he said the u.s. would consider military action against pyongyang if kim john un threatens his neighbors or his forces. >>> the u.s. national security advisor mcmaster did speak about that matter with british officials. they called the accusation quote, ridiculous and say they've been assured that it would not be repeated. returning now to our top story. the president of the united states deepening the controversy over wiretapping. again, no evidence to back that. he rep

nearly 60,000 civilians have escaped western mosul since then, 10,000 in the last two days alone. cnn senior international correspondent ben lieberman has more on their journey. >> with the few possessions they could carry and a white flag they treach towards safety. they thrflee the fighting that engulfed their neighborhood. they're explaining why they left. he said they survived just bread and water for the last month. at the first main iraqi check point they board army trucks. they expect as many as 250,000 people to flee mosul as this battle continues. as they leave they pass the symbols and slogans of the so-called islamic state. down the road at the main assembly point truck after truck arrives with the shell shock, children scared an disoriented and the confusion. others need help every step of the way. >> our soldiers search for the parents of lost children. >> we left at night 2:00, says muhammad isis snipers fired at his family as they left. where isis infiltrators iraqi troops separate the men and boys from the women and girls. first frisking them and then checking identity

the question is will iraq be dropped from the list? cnn'ss has more. >> reporter: dave and christine. good morning. the newly revised executive order dealing with who can and cannot get into the united states could come as soon as today. the new travel ban expected to be finally tuned than the original with a goal ofhurdles. the new one is expected to e exclude legal permanent residents and those holding visas. the new executive order was expected to come out last week, but after the president's successful joint address to congress, the white house decided to separate the announcement from the speech to quote give the executive order its own moment. what is not clear is what will happen to the old executive order. it is possible it will be rev e revok revoked. sean spicer said the orders would continue on a dual track. right up until the last minute, the administration is making tweaks to the order. and even a debate among advisers if iraq should be removed from the muslim majority countries from which travel will be cut off. one thing that

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some of these people are believed to be in the west, though not in the united states. cnn'srr with more now from the pentagon. >> reporter: dave, christine, u.s. officials are insisting to cnn that they did get valuable intelligence from that raid back in january that killed the u.s. navy seal and led to the death of several civilians on the ground. none of them can be absolutely verified because the intelligence is classified. but officials say that they are now taking action to monitor, look for hundreds of contacts that they got on some of the data, the laptops, the cell phones that they seized. they believe they have names and contact information for people in the west who may be sympathizers to al qaeda in yemen, may even be working to plot and plan new attacks. so, they are taking action. they are trying to track all of that down. at the same time, they got intelligence that is leading them to more information about al qaeda's safe havens in yemen. that may lead them to more raids. they have information, they say, about recruiting, targeting, all of the activities of a

the new version. we could see it as early as today. sources tell cnn that top trump advisers want one key country now removed from the ban. so let's get into what the latest thinking is of what we're going to see in this ban. laura is live from washington. what's your best sense of what will be in there and what won't? >> we expect to see pretty big changes to the new executive order. the most significant will likely be who is covered by the travel ban. the new executive order will exclude legal permanent residents and those with existing vie sass at the time the order is signed and even with all the changes immigration orders signalled to us still safe to expect a flurry of actions in the court after this is signed. >> you have broad discretion by the president when it comes to matters of immigration and national security but then you have the basis and rationality. so in terms of who is going to be left off the ban we have been hearing that they were taught from insiders that iraq shouldn't be on because we helped develop a vetting system during the

let's start with the testimony. cnn's ryan nobles has the latest from washington. >> reporter: dave and christine, this is the first time lawmakers can get fbi director james comey to say publicly what the agency learned about president trump's claims that president obama wiretapped him at trump tower. the white house refused to back down. by republicans and democrats saying there is no evidence to back up the president's claim. in addition to pressing comey on the wiretap issue, expect the members of congress to ask if the fbi is able to conclude if the russians were working directly with the campaign to get him elected. the republican house chair nunes says he has not seen anything to suggest collusion. adam schiff is not sure. >> have you seen any collusion of what i will call trump world or campaign officials, trump world and the russians to swing the election? >> i'll give you a simple answer. no. there is circumstantial evidence. that's where we begin the investigation. >> reporter: and this divide is where it could

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the price. let's go to cnn with a reporter there. first off, i want to play to you the video of the encounter between a turkish minister and dutch police. it was just outside the turkish consulate on friday evening that sort of sparked the whole problem. >> higher orders to ask you to leave holland today. we can escort. we advised her, the team is to escort you in the fastest route to germany by following the team in your own car. >> i will go to the consulate. i'm a country's minister. there is no way in the world this can happen. i don't agree on this and i'm not leaving for germany. >> so to make sure that our viewers understand what just how unusual this is, there's -- this is a minister from a foreign country that's essentially being blocked from the police from this country. you don't see it in this video, she's been escorted back to the border of germany, essentially, kicked out of the country. how did this go down in turkey? >> well, people would say, what happened, what played out in the netherlands on saturday defied diploma

this is part of the bottom line with cnn political analysts and deputy culture editor of the "new yorkes," patrick heely, i enjoy air quotes have been brought back into mainstream by the wiretapping deal. let's look at this as fact. you had strong and wrong, sean spicer say this is on you, media, plenty of reports. one of them that he mentioned was this fox news accusation about british intel. what does it mean if mcmaster had to talk to british intel and call that unintentional bringing them into this, essentially it's an apology. >> sean spicer can blame the media all he wants and sit in the press room and come up with different spin every day and use the air quotes that the administration wants to put the claims and policy in, but the reality is, there's accountability. you can't just sort of cite random news reports and then elevate it to accusing one of america's closest allies of essentially spying on a presidential candidate without giving any kind of evidence. normally, you don't see a white house go beyond just regurnlg tating a news report and going towards making actual alle

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tom price defended the republican health care bill at the cnn town hall. price faced tough questions about repeal and replace, including one from a cancer survivor under the obamacare medicaid expansion. >> medicaid expansion saved my life and medical bankruptcy. i earn $11.60 an hour at my retail job and i cannot afford to pay for cancer care out of pocket. my life depends on access to doctors and medical care. >> it is important to appreciate the system worked wonderful for you. that is wonderful. we need to keep that in place. the fact of the matter is the program is having difficult providing the care for all individuals on it. >> price seemed to narrow the scope of the promise that no one will be quote financially worse off under the republican plan. he told a woman about a spike in premiums he doesn't believe she will be worse off from a health care standpoint. >> not a money standpoint. >>> the trump administration releasing the budget blueprint. you can expect deep cuts to government agencies, but huge boost to military. the 28% budget cut. the pres

let's get "the bottom line" with cnn political correspondent ron brownstein. bviously the president was feeling good after the rave reviews for his address in front of congress. he doesn't want to be talking about the jeff sessions stuff. he had other things on the agenda. what now? >> first of all, roller coaster has been the defining principle throughout his political career. this has been a political figure defined by highs and lows. we should president expect anything less. this was the most severe version of it i think we've seen. i think it's a mistake to view the speech as a reset. i think it was a reaffirmation of his determination to redefine the republican party as a populist, nationalist party built around the white working class, but it was the most effective presentation of that argument that we have seen. it's an argument that has limits. as he show, it has some real power as well. then to go from that directly into the mall strom of the russia to story with another senior official being forced to acknowledge that at the least he misled congress a

despite claims to the contrary. here's cnn's jessica schneider. >> reporter: the white house saying president trump had no idea when he chose his first national security adviser that lieutenant general michael flynn had been a paid lobbyist for turkish concerns at the height of the campaign and through election day. but a source tells cnn white house council was well aware, both before the inauguration and after general flynn was named national security adviser that his company was planning to file a foreign agent disclosure form. >> he didn't file until two days ago. nobody would have known that because he hadn't filed until two days ago. >> reporter: flynn's counsel and said. why wane the president made aware of that recommendation? >> there are tons of individuals that consult with the lawyers and with ethics experts and say, i own this stock, or i have to sell it. i own a business, i own this house. and for the most part, they're given guidance as to, hey, go seek professional help. >> reporter: vice president pence telling

is it the democrats on a witch-hunt? and cnning the trump administration considering that mothers be separated from their children when they cross the border illegally. let's go "out front." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "out front," breaking news, liar, liar, senate democrats

you're live in the cnn newsroom, good to have you with me. i'm ana cabrera in new york. donald trump has a few more hours to soak up the sun before heading back to washington. on monday, house democrats expect fbi director james comey to debunk president trump's repeated claim that president obama wiretapped his phones during the campaign. also on monday, the president's supreme court pick, neil gorsuch, will face tough questions at his senate confirmation hearing. then there's health care. the gop's plan to replace obamacare goes to a vote on the house floor on thursday. it's still not clear if it has enough votes to pass. white house correspondent athena jones is live in west palm beach near trump's mar-a-lago resort. athena, on monday comey could either vindicate president trump or prove he's been putting out false information about his predecessor. how is the white house preparing? >> reporter: hi, ana. they seem to be preparing by standing ground, not backing down from the president's allegations made two weeks ago. we heard the president himself do so just yesterday

what does the latest cnn whip count tell us? >> reporter: signs are not indicating that it is headed towards a good place. beyond the whip count, house leaders have postponed the meeting they were intending to have right now at this time to meet with their full conference, likely to brief them on changes of the bill. we know that will not happen at this time likely potentially later in the day. but the delay of that conference meeting indicating how much is still fluid, how much is still up in the air around this. yes, the intention is to push towards a vote at some point, but we don't even know what time that is. we don't know what's in the bill. the framework has not been agreed to. the rules committee hasn't passed this through. the cbo has not scored this thing yet. basically a lot has to happen in a very short amount of time up here on capitol hill if indeed they are going to vote today on this. we know the president is getting more personally involved. he's been calling members on their cell phones as they're trying to make

>>> you're live in the cnn newsroom, i'm ana cabrera in new york. greet to have you with us this weekend, we hope your weekend is finishing strong. >>> tonight the blame game, as pointing the finger at the democrats, he feels there's more guilt to go around. this time his target republicans. democrats are smiling in d.c. that the freedom caucus have saved planned parenthood and o-care, we have learned that texas congressman ted poe has resigned from the freedom caucus for their opposition of the bill. a spokesman for speaker paul ryan said that he and the president spoke today and both are eager to get back on their agenda. while it has been a tough week for the president, there was a silver lining, perhaps, a strong showing for his supreme court pick, neil gorsuch, a vote yet to come. we have a team of reporters and analysts, i want to begin with white house correspondent athena jones, athena, the president's chief of staff is trying to dispel any rumors that he holds ryan personally responsible for the failure of the health care bill. >> this is re