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the next hour of cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> you're live in the cnn newsroom. in washington for a pivotal week, in less than 24 hours, the director of the fbi will testify before congress, not only on the trump campaign's alleged ties to russia. and as we mentioned, this will play out on live tv right here on cnn. for his part, president trump says he will be vindicated. but here's one thing we know for sure, our own justice department sent a letter to the house intelligence committee, this was trump's justice department saying there was no evidence of his wiretap claim. >> a president doesn't go and physically wiretap something, if you take the president literally, it didn't happen. >> no ed of any wiretapping of trump tower. >> there was no fisa warrant that i'm aware of to tap trump tower. >> i hope we can put an end to this wild goose chase because what president trump said was patently false and what he said has banged into our british allies, our german allyings and it continues to grow in terms of damage and he needs to put an eno

(steve) kron4 lydia pantazes is live in the newsroom with details on how the rallies went in oakland, lydia? (lydia)thee were hundreds of people at this event.several different groups took part in the protest from union leaders to immigrant rights groups. natshundreds marched through the streets of downtown oakland....(nats)to bring attention to women's rights... many saying the large turnout a reaction to the current administration."i think we're seeing an attack on a women's right to choose, an attack on women's rights in the workplace."the rally started at the frank ogawa plaza... among the protesters... civil rights groups union leaders and families with children.... "you can't lead the country if you don't have love for the country and for all the people in the country and i feel like our leaders are lacking that, this administration is lacking that right now."the event started at the frank ogawa plaza... where women wore red in honor international women's day.many women stayed home to show the importance of a woman's role in the workplace. "i'm 68-years years old and i was a fem

. >> abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with new reaction plus what the plan means for covered california. lillian. >> reporter: dan and ama, even some republicans are expressing concern over this plan, and california has a lot to lose. potentially billions of dollars a year in subsidies. if the house r >>> now at 11:00, repeal and replace. house republicans have finally revealed their long-awaited plan for the nation's health care system. but tonight opponents say the plan will leave millions without coverage. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. republicans released their plan late this afternoon. it's called the american health care act. >> abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with new reaction plus what the plan means for covered california. lillian. >> reporter: dan and ama, even some republicans are expressing concern over this plan, and california has a lot to lose. potentially billions of dollars a year in subsidies. if the house republicans you succeed in repealing and replacing the affordable care act, millions stand to los

we have coverage for you from the airport and the newsroom. what it calls for and what it means for you. the president signed this into executiverd hour. it serves as a revision for the controversial travel ban put in place on genuine 27th. this new order removes iraq from the bam list. we have heard from rex tillerson . he explained that i rock is a strong ally in the fight against isis. he made it clear that this administration believes i rock can provide the information necessary to vet iraqi nationals to come to the united states. the ap is reporting that this executive order allows anyone from the six nations on the list to come to the list if they currently have a valid visa but it says no new visas will be issued. let's listen to secretary tillerson. >> the american people can have a high confidence. we are identifying people -- we are identifying ways to increase the vetting process. allies and partners around the world, part of our joint effort to thatnate vulnerabilities terror tests -- that terrorists will exploit. the state apart an

. >> and then to have diversity in the newsroom is not a privilege to serve with the wonderful men and women to carry out these positions per every year redo a lifetime achievement award to we're so pleased to honor diane. [applause] >> after passing away from cancer just 61 uh board wanted to recognize the contribution of when i fall. sorrow like to invite sarah to join me here out the podium to talk about what we came up with when we put our heads together. [applause] whiff of gwen ifil team made it look easy and to forget how many barriers gwen ifil had to break as a black woman in the '70s and after she made that she would be given access to journalists. id be felt this was the way she would want to be honored [applause] >> all of us together are grateful with of washington impress club and a consummate journalist with the curiosity and deputy for everyone and nowhere is the person to say he has sought hard time because he needs the knee replacement. and a sounding board with the opportunity to know her. after her untimely death we were stunned to see how fast and far these efforts

tom vacar in the newsroom tonight. thanks, tom. >>> california is joining a multi state challenge to president trump revised travel band. state attorney general says that california will sign on as a plaintiff. the revised executive order bars them from moslem countries and temporary shuts down the u.s. refugee program. a federal judge in honolulu will hear arguments on wednesday. >>> the man accused of breaching white house security will remain free as he waits for trial. a hearing was heard from jonathan tram of mal pee tus. assigned a public defender and ordered within one hundred miles of his hometown and will wear a monitor. charged with a restricted area with a dangerous weapon after hopping a fence with two cans of mace. claims he is friends with the president and had an appointment. he could face up to ten years of prison if convicted. >>> a mother whose 18-year-old son was shot and killed in oakland is speaking out and believes her son was targeted. ktvu paul chambers spoke to her and joins us with what she had

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> is there a way that the public can watch this? >> reporter: yes. it will be streamed online and then put on youtube after. it starts at 11 a.m. >>> today senate lawmakers will update the public on a committee investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. this as the house intelligence committee's probe continues to come under scrutiny. hena daniels report. >> nobody ever told me that politics was going to be so much fun. [ laughter ] >> reporter: president trump hosted senators and their spouses at the white house tuesday night as lawmakers in the senate intelligence committee gear up to interview witnesses into its russia proposal. >> my hope is sally yates is someone we would like to talk to. >> reporter: the former acting attorney general fired by mr. trump was set to testify tuesday before the house panel investigating possible links between the trump administration and russia. in a letter obtained by cbs news, her attorney was warned by the trump justice department last week that there was a limit to what she

sam sweeney is live in the newsroom - sam? ident trump calls the ruling on calls the ruling on his revised travel ban "judicial overreach." a federal judge in hawaii blocked the order yesterday, hours before it was to take effect. he rejected the government's claim that the revised ban is about national security, not discrimination. the revised order would have temporarily blocked nations from traveling to the u.s. at a rally in nashville, president trump said he'll appeal to the supreme court. happening right now - the search for the person who attacked a postal carrier in damascus. investigators say a man assaulted a female letter carrier - and threatened her with a knife. all we know is the confrontation somehow involved the mail and the woman was not hurt. investigators are offering a 50-thousand dollar reward for information that leads to an arrest. a new gun store targeted by robbers in northern virginia. take a good look at these surveillance pictures from "s-s-g tactical" in fredericksburg tuesday morning. police found

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. >>> still ahead in the newsroom, gorsuch and the ghost of garland. president trump's pick for the supreme court braces for his hearing this week on capitol hill, but will he be haunted by the nominee who never got a hearing? >>> and the art of the deal, president trump tries to get reluctant republicans on board with the health care bill. will they have enough support before the vote on thursday? otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea, nausea, upper respiratory tract infection, and headache. tell y

as we approach the centennial our goals remain diversity in the newsroom. n champions of women in the workplace. it is my privilege to serve with all of these wonderful men and women on our board to carry out the mission. every year, we do a lifetime achievement award. and we are so pleased to be able to honor diane this year. but after - [applause] last november after -- passed away from cancer when our board also felt strongly that we wanted to recognize glenn's contribution to our field. i would like to invite -- from pbs to join me at the podium to talk a little about what we came up with when we put our heads together. come up sarah. [applause] >> first so many years she was a face of the news hour. she really made it look easy. and so it is also easy to forget how many barriers, how many barriers gwen had to break as a black woman in the 1970s to make it in political journalism. after she made it, she became a mentor to many young journalists. and not that young journalists. so we felt that this is a way that she would want to be honored.a way that fur

lee martinez joins us from the newsroom. he also reviewed president trump's claims that president obama wiretapped him.>>reporter: fbi directorjames comey was very clear, president trump was not wiretapped. he confirmed the campaign associates are under active investigations and they have been since july. president donald trump welcome den investigation on march 4 for the series of tweets accusing former president obama of wiretapping him during the presidential campaign. today, fbi directorjames comey made it impossible. >> with respect to the tweets about wiretapping, i have no information that supports those tweets. we have looked into the fbi. the department of justice has asked me to share that the answer is the same for them and its components. the department is no information that supports those tweets.>>reporter: devin nunes left the door open that other surveillance may have occurred. >> we know there was not a physical wiretap of trump tower. however, it's still possible that other activities were used against presi

fredericka whitfield in the newsroom. gh profile university preet bharara announced he has been fired after dozens of u.s. attorneys were told to step down as they got notice last might, friday, at the end of the working day with outrage over how the process was handled. cnn justice reporter laura jarrett on the phone. what more do we moe, laura, about his tweet saying he was indeed, fired? >> reporter: that's right, frederica. he tweeted out moments ago, i did not resign. being u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york will forever be the greatest honor of my professional life and that's all he said. he did not say who called him or reveal any other details. but we are learning that he was asked to resign yesterday along with the other 46 u.s. attorneys across the country. we're told by a u.s. official he was asked to resign just like the rest for purposes of uniformity, but as you have pointed out before earlier today, that this is a big turn of events as last november, he was told he would be allowed to stay on

the next hour of cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> you're in the cnn newsroom. great to have you with me on this sunday as we wind down the weekend. lots to talk about this weekend. first the fight to overall the nation's health care system, how much will the changes and ultimately obamacare's replacement cost? we'll find out tomorrow when the congressional budget office releases its cost am sis on the proposal. it's expected to show fewer people covered than under obamacare. one very vocal critic of this bill is a republican, republican senator rand paul, he and speaker paul ryan made their arguments earlier today. >> i think it's basically obamacare-lite, keeps the cadillac tax forever, the tax on good insurance. it keeps the individual mandate, republicans complained for years, they didn't like that you pay a penalty to the government. instead of paying the penalty to the government, you pay the penalty to the insurance industry. >> we made a promise to the people who elected us we would repeal and replace this law and basically this is what we are replacing i

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tod of roeryat >>> new video into the newsroom of a jewelry heist in progress. this is store video, just released today of a robbery at the ben bridge jeweller back in december, watch as the man asked the clerk if he could take a closer look at a diamond looks at it and then runs, snatches it, tries to get out the door, the man and woman he's with bolt out of the store. the man is 25, the woman between 18 and 22. if you recognize them, call the san jose police department. >>> was he killed or did he die another way. opening arguments held in the trial of three santa clara deputies accuses of beating an inmate to death. they're charged with the murder of michael tyree, a mentally ill inmate. texts between the defendants talking about using force on inmates. he didn't diaz a result of the beating and they have the experts that can prove it. >> we do know the cause of death happened as a result of him standing on the toilet and falling off. >> first witness was also called today, a santa clara county sheriff's department who testified about protocols in the main jai

there's much more ahead here in the newsroom, it all starts right now. >> you are in the cnn newsroom, i'm anna cabrera in new york. hello on this sunday night, what to do about the nation's health care system. republicans got control of the white house and promised to change it. democrats promising to fight them at every turn. tomorrow we'll see a price tag, the congressional budget office is set to maker public it's cost analysis of the bill that's meant to repeal and replace obamacare. at town hall meetings this weekend, republicans, they all heard from their voters, some concerned about the plan's cost, others concerned that millions could be left without coverage. earlier today the man who will oversee the plan says that the cost to you won't where wildly different. >> i guarantee that nobody will be worse off financially in the proce process weier going through, understandi ining they can have choi choices about their plan, not what the government tells them to buy. >> one person who got closest to the white house's theory about how quickly this bill is moving. >> this bill is s

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

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us from the newsroom to tell us why the governor is so outraged. >> reporter: michelle, governor jerry brown got proponents of the republican party's healthcare proposal fired this up morning. governor brown was joined by former vice president joe biden, representative nancy pelosi and senator charles schumer on the stairs of the capitol building to recognize the 7-year anniversary of president obama signing of the affordable care act into law. governor brown spoke for a little more than an minute criticizing the republican plan to replace obamacare. here's just part of what he said. >> this is a dangerous bill!! it's written by people who do known the what the hell they're talking about! it is so big, so complicated, that i doubt if any member of congress on the republican side has even read it!! i know the people in trump tower have not read it! ! so mr. trump, come down from trump tower and talk to the american people!! >> doctors who were at the event called the plan disastrous and said their patients would be unable to get the care they need because of hi

. >>> paul chambers in the newsroom. thank you. >>> san francisco based uber issued reports on the diversity of the work force. dealing with allegations of sexual harassment from a former engineer and a viral video of its ceo in an argument with an uber driver. the report shows that uber's global work force is 64% male and eight percent of the leadership roles in the company are held by men. in the u.s., 50% of uber employees are white. 31% are asian. the u.s. work force is 9 percent black and six percent latino. they also looked at the makeup of technology workers for uber and found that 15% of them are women. >>> wells fargo announced major settlement over fraudulent accounts. if approved the san francisco bank will pay a total of 110 million-dollars to customers going back to '09. the company paid 185 million- dollars to federal and state authorities. the san francisco based bank has admitted that its employees sets up as many as 2 million accounts without permission from customers. >> now to the latest on that deadly

kpix5's andria borba is in the newsroom with the details. >> the coroner's office says 36 concertgoers were overcome with smoke and not killed by flames from the raging fire. the alameda county coroner confirmed the cause of death for the warehouse and artist colony known as the ghost ship. autopsies were performed in december. the cause of death has been known for weeks but came to life this afternoon when the san francisco chronicle called the coroner to check on the status of the investigation. the result is not surprising. smoke inhalation is the most chop cause of -- common cause of fire fatalities. oakland fire officials have yet to announce the cause of the fire. now the december 2nd fire was the deadliest in the united states since 2003. in the newsroom andria borba, kpix5. >>> a group of robbers with an unusual nickname is under arrest tonight. police say the geisha dolls held up at least a dozen south bay businesses. kpix5's cate cauguiran is in san jose with the break that helped put the trio behind bars. >> reporter: san jose police called these suspects geisha dolls, robbe

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we can access all of the information coming through the bbc newsroom , information coming through theding copy filed by our correspondence. this is from our warsaw correspondent who says the polish prime minister has said, i will not accept the conclusion of this summit. it is clearly written that summit and with conclusions. if a country does not accept the conclusion, it means the summit is not valid. we will have to wait until tomorrow to see how this story develops further. we always like to finish these summits with some clear state m e nts finish these summits with some clear statements of intent from the european union, so this will roll over into tomorrow i am sure. let's talk about the dutch elections, we will be covering them from the hague next week. will be covering them from the hague next week. this man —jesse klaver — has been called the "dutch trudeau". he's from the green left alliance and has been enjoying a rise in support in the polls ahead of next week's election in the netherlands. he's just held a huge rally in amsterdam. 5500 people have packed this music hall

live in the newsroom, henry lee, fox 2 news. >>> all right, henry, thank you. on kutv.com you will find the latest on the developing story. we are posting updates on facebook, twitter and on our ktvu mobile app. >>> an armed police officer in redwood city ended peacefully. a camera recorded officers putting 57-year-old frank leon into a swat vehicle and transferred to a hospital. he said he was suicidal and taken a large amount of prescription drugs. when police arrived they heard gunfire from the home. authorities evacuated the area and closed nearby schools as a precaution. a search of his residence uncovered a loaded gun and significant amount of ammunition. he is now facing champs of assault with a deadly weapon and shooting into an occupied building. santa cruz announced an arrest in the killing of frank navorro. santos martina and joseph and priscilla es ta bar on march 1st and two other suspects were caught after they fled. all five now face home ma size charges. navarro group up in east san jose and coached little league and worked at a high school and w

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this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. eaks has published thousands of secret documents which it says contain details of hacking methods used by the cia. here are some of the main stories from the world service. burst, an awful story from france. french police say poachers have killed a white rhino and cut off its horn with a chainsaw in a zoo outside paris. it's believed to be the first incident of this type in europe. that is from bbc world news this radio. china has expressed its disapproval after the dalai lama told a us talk show that chinese hardliners are missing the part of their brain that controls common sense. that is from bbc chinese. a coroner has found that george michael died of natural causes. he blamed heart and liver disease. more significant progress for iraqi government forces in mosul. this is one of iraq's main cities in the north of the country which has beenin the north of the country which has been in the hands of islamic state for two years. government forces control the east of the city but now th

thomas is on the other side of the newsroom with the other side of the newsroom with the forecast. sunny. but there is some cloud around in some parts of the uk. this is what many people are seeing. look at this beautiful picture from cambridge. this is from scotland, a bit more hazy, but bright enough. the satellite picture shows where the sunny skies really are. in northern england and northern parts of wales the skies area bit northern parts of wales the skies are a bit more overcast, but even here the sun will pop out from time to time. in the next hour this is what it looks like. the very far north of the uk there will be some spots of rain, but it is a dry day throughout the uk. 15 degrees in london at the very least, if not nudging up to 17. but this is the exception here, around the coasts of cornwall and devon. you are stuck with some missed here. this may hang around into tomorrow as well. not much change for this evening. some clear spells around, a little bit of missed here and there. but later on rain moves into northern ireland and scotland. behind this weather front

we have so much more straight ahead in "the newsroom." ow. >>> happening now, the failure in health care and the blame game. >> the people who are to blame are the people who didn't vote yes. >> this bill didn't pass because it didn't deal with the most fundamental flaw in obamacare. >> trump tweeting today it's the fault of conservative republican groups. >> i can tell you, no one has been more self-critiquing than my, than me. >> this conversation should be more about the people whose lives are going to be impacted by our decisions on their health care. we did not have enough of a substantive discussion. >> never once have i seen him blame paul ryan. >> but ultimately, i don't think you can blame this bill on any single person in the house of representatives. >> this is not the end of the debate. it's like saying tom brady lost at halftime. >> "cnn newsroom" starts now.

the next hour of cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> you're in the cnn newsroom. this sunday as we wind down the weekend. lots to talk about this weekend. first the fight to overall the nation's health care system, how much will the changes and ultimately obamacare's replacement cost? we'll find out tomorrow when

we'll stay on top of this situation here in the newsroom. elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >>> new at 6:00 a possible break in the murder of a college student killed playing pokemon go in san francisco. calvin riley was shot to death at aquatic park last august. he was in the area playing "pokemon go" when i was killed. but there were no witnesses. police have had little to go on. now park police have released a picture of a vehicle of interest. they say a car like this a 2013 or 20134 white four-door hyundai was observed leaving the scene, a 2013 or 2014. if you have information, call u.s. park police. >>> a new pr push from oakland's new police chief laying out her priorities to reporters. kpix 5's political insider phil matier was there. >> reporter: it's an unusual move for an oakland police chief to try get to ahead of the scandals and crises that they often face but that's what the new chief did today. let's take a look. >> first and foremost, toy want to be clear that we have -- i do want to be clear that we have a single mission, to make oakla

. >> abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with new reaction plus what the plan means for covered california. lillian. >> reporter: dan and ama, even some republicans are expressing concern over this plan, and california has a lot to lose. potentially billions of dollars a year in subsidies. if the house republicans you succeed in repealing and replacing the affordable care act, millions stand to lose their health insurance. uc berkeley professor richard scheffler is an expert on health economics. >> under obamacare about 20 million people, 22 million people got health care. and i think more or less over a few years more than half of those will eventually lose that. >> reporter: but speaker of the house paul ryan says the american health care act will help drive down costs, encourage competition, and expand access to care. the bill would immediately eliminate the individual mandate, repeal the obamacare penalties and suction disover three years, create tax credits instead to help americans buy insurance and limit federal funding for medicaid, which in alameda county al

tom joins us in the newsroom with what he found out. >> since election day, the stock market indexes have been on a big upward roll constantly setting new records. >> since donald trump became president, the pace of stock market rises has picked up. the dow jones industrials are up a whopping 15%. the broader s&p 500 up 13%. tech heavy nasdaq up 10%. contributor ken wyman is not surprised. >> when you throw lower corporate taxes, lower investor- related taxes, lower regulation, that's just fuel for a tremendous rally. >> it seems a huge pool of investors, many who have been sitting on the sidelines have now bought in big time to trump- nomics. as retired dean of the golden gate university told us in january when the trump rally was just a rally, investors weretaking a wait and see attitude. >> this is a market that has decided you can trade trump, butnow decided you can invest in trump. it has gotten optimistic. at the same time, i don't think any of us think it will go straight up forever. at some point there's profit taking. a full blown, end of the bull market-type thing, none of

. >>> new video just into the newsroom. this is an unusual sight in sacramento. is is placerville, and the creek, yeah, that is green. that's causing some people to be worried in the community. police still quick to calm nerves saying the non-toxic green dye probably just a prank someone did. officers say convenientually it will dissolve and they don't think there's harm to people or any of the animals. but, yes, it is green. >>> also new tonight, video showing this. fishermen reeling in what appears to be a great white shark. this is on to a pier in southern california. it attracted a crowd. you can see it there. the two minute clip of video has several thousand views on youtube and prompted an investigation by the california department of fish and game. capturing a great white shark is illegal and can result in fines of up to $10,000. >>> should not be celebrating that. turn things over to meteorologist jeff rainier hee. we are so close, getting closer to the weekend and hopefully not too wet. >> it doesn't look like a major store system this upcoming weekend. b

frank and julie. >>> rob roth in the newsroom. thanks, rob. >> jewish community centers in six states received more bomb threats. for one of the centers in white fish bay wisconsin it is the 3rd threat so far this year. centers in florida and illinois and new york were among those targeted. no devices were found. authorities are looking into more than 120 threats in three dozen states. and vandalism at two jewish cemeteries. >> this is happening to jewish organizations and we feel as parents incredibly safe and continue to having our kids par participate. >> also today all 100 u.s. senators urged the president to take action about the threat. they all signed a letter to the homeland secretary and the attorney general and the f.b.i. director. the senators say that they are worried about the administration silence will place innocent people at risk. >> four people killed and 30 others hurt when a freight train collided with a charter bus in mississippi today. investigators say that bus was on a casino trip from austin, texas when it

the district. >> every department in our newsroom is, working for you following this story. the assignment desk is calling other jurisdictions about missing persons cases. >> and our reporters are taking your questions straight to mayor bowser. we're tracking where the missing girls were last seen. >>> but we begin where community leaders are connecting with students as they walk out of school. kristin? >> reporter: that's right. this issue of missing young people in d.c. has hit this part of the city the hardest. and so that is why community leaders are here at bell lieu today. this is what the gathering is all about today. it's twofold, really. getting to the bottom, the root young people are leaving home on their own. the other reason volunteers are here today, to let these young people know, there is help, there are people who care right here in the neighborhood. marcus bachelor organized this. he and other community leaders are passing out information to students, important information, with phone numbers to programs and other resources they can turn to, should they find

cook made it clear he intended to fight that notice.then the fire happened on monday morning.in the newsroom, spencer blake, kron four news. in san jose..the trial in the alleged murder of morgan hill cheer leader sierra lamar is now into it's 8th week. lawyers for the accused, antolin garcia torres, called their firstwitness monday. the jury heard testimony about surveillance video from a vta bus that failed to showthe suspect's vehicle, as claimed by an earlier witness. the defense is trying to cast doubt on the case against garcia torres, which is based largely on dna and other forensic evidence. sierra lamar went missing in march of 2012. her body has never been found. garcia torres, if convicted, faces the death penalty. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in alamo quite the sight you wouldn't expect to see a horse followed by a mule galloping on interstate 680. steve burdo with contra costa county animal services says the animals broke through a fence about a mile away and got on using an on ramp.lanes were shut down before 7:30 monday morning as officers rounded up the four-legged fu

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the failed retailers pension deficit. theo leggett is in our business newsroom. bring us up to speed. what's been happening? e the donation? well, two of the mps who conduct parliamentary inquiries into the collapse of bhs and who have been responsible for putting pressure on philip green to come up with money to fill in the deficit in the bhs pension fund, they have been suggesting that stains on sir philip's character have not gone away. they have stopped short of saying he should still lose his knighthood, ian wright, he is chairman of the business select committee, he told the daily mirror newspaper that allowing sir philip to keep his knighthood would be like rewarding an arsonist who put his own fire out. so pretty strong stuff there. frank field he has continued to be critical. he said this is a good step, but has implied at least it doesn't go far enough. although sir philip green has put his hand in his pocket and come out with £363 million to help fill the hole in the bhs pension fund, i don't think the criticisms are going to go away. thank you, theo. tell us, if you had to read a book of barack o

. >>> ahead in the newsroom tonight, tragedy in mosul, the u.s. military launching a formal investigation into the deaths of possibly hundredsings of civilians. >>> and fallout over the health care bill continues. everyone looking for a fall guy, what this could say about the president's agenda going frafrd. and silver lining. we're live in the cnn newsroom. . dad. but have you made a decision? i'm going with the $1000 in cash back. my son... ...a cash man. dad, are you crying? nah, just something in my eye. the volkswagen 3 and easy event... ...where you can choose one of three easy ways to get a $1000 offer. hurry in to your volkswagen dealer now and you can get $1000 as an apr bonus, a lease bonus, or cash back. even if you're trying your best.be a daily struggle, along with diet and exercise, once-daily toujeo® may help you control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪ let's groove tonight. ♪ share the spice of life. ♪ baby, slice it right. from the makers of lantus®, ♪ we're gonna groove tonight. toujeo® provides blood sugar-lowering a

newsroom" straight ahead. >>> good afternoon, you are in the "cnn newsroom." i'm monica in new york. we begin the most controversial of his presidency to date. lawmakers will have a win on unsubstantiated wiretapping claim and time is running out. not a shred of evidence has surfaced so far yet president trump doubled down repeatedly on this claim that his predecessor, president obama, had his phone tapped during the campaign. on monday, fbi director james comey is expected to tell the house intelligence committee whether there's any evidence to back up the president's allegations. also, monday, trump's supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch, begins the first senate confirmation hearing and then the republican health care plan set for a vote on the house floor scheduled for thursday. the president predicts it will pass on the first try. >> i also want everyone to know that all of these knnoes are al yeses, every person in this room. >> right now, president trump is at his mar-a-lago resort in florida and let's go to athena jones, white house correspondent. the white house is bracing for

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autria: amy is in the newsroom with the latest delays comin delays forights with that storm even arrives. let's go right to a live look at reagan national airport, to really give you an idea of some of the activity going on there. bwi and reagan national are in the top three airports for most canceled flights tomorrow. bwi is in the top spot with 68% of the tuesday flights already canceled. the airport tweeting that airlines have relaxed their ticket change policy ahead of the winter weather. showing delays across the board, sitting at more than 1400. in our area the number of canceled in delayed flights so far remains relatively low, bwi showing 27 flights canceled in one delayed. southwest airlines telling me this morning that bwi reagan national and dulles are all part of a group that will have no southwest aircraft overnight tonight. they no operations planned for tomorrow. tweeting out just this morning that they are right now seeing normal conditions with no major delays, asking people to monitor the weather and airline websites. back to you in the studio. autria: metro accessible

kelly cobiella is monitoring from the newsroom in london. what more can you add? >> well, we just got off the phone with a member of the house of lords, two chambers in the houses of parliament, the mps and house of lords. and this member said he is inside. that he and others have been told to get in their offices, to barricade themselves inside in case of another point inside the houses of parliament. we do understand that from the house of commons leader that an officer was stabbed inside the grounds, whether it was inside the building itself, we don't know. an attacker was shot by police and the question is, if the staff and civil servants and elected officials inside that building are being told to barricade themselves inside in case of another person on the loose. the question becomes, was there more than one who got into this government building, the seat of power in london? we don't know the answer as yet. >> and what are we -- let's walk back a little bit as to the situation that has unfolded across this bridge any indication it was shots or a vehicle? what