this cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. a fourth gop senator says he'll vote no on the motion to let his own part's healthcare bill go forward. can mitch mcconnell get trump healthcare across the finish line. the president says he wants a bill with heart, but with 22 more millions with no health insurance, is this that bill. >>> plus ivanka trump says she tries to stay out of politics which seems like a really odd thing. one of the president top advisers say maybe you don't have an office in the west wing if they may make you stay out of politics. let's get to cnn political analyst mark. now mark, the budget of ceo is completed it's now out in the gop bill. break its down for us what's it saying? >> it's saying -- with you look at the numbers compared to the house bill, 23 million will be uninsured, but if you look at democratic, or the senate republican bill, they'd say $3.1 billion and it'll be 1 million people less that would be insured. so the senate bill looks better than the house bill but your upon about it being a m

in fact, mos television in >>> everybody at kpix 5 knows operations manager, don sharp, in fact, most people who work in television in the bay area know don, widely respected in the industry, won awards for his technical innovations but tonight on this juneteenth we are sharing don's personal story. >> a story of growing up in texas during the time of jim crolaw, don sharp went back to his home town of brenham, texas, a place where whites and blacks were taught the rules of segregation, reporter devon sealy traveled with don to texas and has the lessons we can learn from don's homecoming. >> segregation was definitely defined, it was the law. if you didn't fit into the system, you would have problems. >> separate, but not equal. >> reporter: don sharp was born in 1946 in the segregated south in tiny texas town of brenham. >> at the court house, one side, white only, on the other side, color. >> reporter: a life lived inside the color lines of a world of stark and often cruel contrast between black and white. >> on the farm, we had polish and german farmers next to ours, and we would b

this is cnn tonight i'm don lemon. the president goes to his happy place in front of a cheering proud in iowa. >> it's always terrific to be able to leave that washington swamp and spend time with the truly hard working people, we call them american patriots, amazing people. >> but back in washington, the russian investigation gets closer to home with new questions about why the president's son-in-law still has his security clearance. let's get to cnn's jeff zeleny at the president's rapid. good evening jeff, president trump escaped the growing russia cloud. taking a victory tonight after the republican win in georgia. what do you know? what's the latest. >> good evening don. it was part victory lap and part journey. you get the feel the president miss these campaign rallies. this is a safe happy place for him to talk about his proposals. he ran through campaign favorites that sparked the interest from this conservative group. over 6,000 or so iowa yan's republicans here. he began to plan the seed for democratic reinst

don? >> david rohde, do you see self-awareness on the president's part that he created this whole mess? >> probably not, no, i'll be honest. i think he hasn't changed. these tactics worked for him in new york real estate. he won the election and you'll see this over and over again. and i think part of the day was playing, gechagain, on conspira theories and distrust of washington and conspiracies against the president by intelligence agencies. i agree with jeff, it's distraction to not talk about the negative aspects of the health care proposal today from republicans in the senate. >> we're going to -- >> don, i can telltalking to a of republicans about the tapes and the tweet and everything and they're exasperated, not quite sure why they went through this entire episode and lindsey graham told me today, perhaps the president will finally learn that his words actually matter. of course, we've been hearing that from lot of republicans for a long time. we have not seen any indication the pr

i'm don lemon. a fourth gop senator says he will vote no on the motion to let his own party's health care bill go forward. so, can mitch mcconnell get trumpcare across the finish line? with the clock ticking, the vote in the next few days. the president said he wants a bill with heart, but with 22 million more americans with no health insurance, is this that bill? plus, ivanka trump says she trieses to stay out of politics which seems like a really odd thing. one of the president's top advisers is saying maybe you don't have an office in the west wing, that may make you stay out of politics. let's get right to cnn's senior political analyst, mr. mark preston with our breaking news now. mark, the nonpartisan congressional budget office, cbo, it's out, and the senate gop health care bill, so break it down for us. what does it say? >> well, what it says right now is that it is actually better off when you look at the numbers compared to the house bill, we saw 23 million would be uninsured. and there wo

i'm don lemon. pretty much everybody on both sides of the aisle condemning the president's gross personal twitter attack on cable host mika brzezinski. so here we are with another unforced error from this president, getting in his own way at a crucial moment in his presidency. not the first time and it won't be the last time. but does the president

time to hand things over to don lemon. "cnn tonight" begins right now. >>> the president doesn't want you to hear. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. at his own trump international hotel down the street from the white house. you might think the president would want you to hear what went on in that fund-raiser, probably a lot of pretty positive things said about him and his administration, but after first saying reporters would be allowed to cover the speech, the white house changed its mind tonight blaming logistical challenges and confusion with the rnc. and by the way, just so you know, presidents obama and bush, george w., allowed reporte erer into their first fund-raising events. let's get right to cnn political director, david chalian, cnn's jim acosta, cnn white house correspondent. kaitlyn collin, senior white house reporter. cnn political analyst, abby phillip. with us, abby barnes for the hill and co-author of "shattered: inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign." jim, we're going to start with you. the adminis

i'm don 4relemon. the president spoke at his first re-election fund-raiser tonight at his own trump international hotel down the street from the white house. you might think that the president would want you to hear what went on in that fund-raiser. probably a lot of pretty positive things said about him and his administration. but after first saying reporters would be allowed to cover the speech, the white house changed its mind tonight, blaming logistical challenges and confusion with the rnc. by the way, just so you know, presidents obama and bush, george w., allowed reporters into their first fund-raising events. so let's get right to cnn political director david stall on, jim acosta, caitlyn collins, and abbey phillip. also with us, amie parnes. so good to have all of you on this evening. jim, the administration facing a major hurdle on health care and the white house again refused to hold a live, on-camera press briefing hours after the president took to twitter to attack the media. he's calling

and how does don find them? that will take more digging -- digging through the debris. >> in ray's room, he had pictures of wolves torn out of magazines and put on the wall. i had no idea how it all fit together at that point in time. >> he'll start to fit it all together soon. among ray's many diaries written in neat cursive, don finds a scrapbook with a big clue. >> it said "lucan." i opened it up, and it had kevin's picture in there. >> "lucan" was a tv series starring kevin brophy as a boy raised by wolves. it was cancelled after just 12 episodes in 1978, when ray fulk was 37 years old. >> it was pretty clear to me that show meant something to ray and he identified with it. >> don digs further and discovers the other man in the will -- peter barton -- also an actor. why fulk named him, however, is a bigger riddle. from to 1988 to '92, barton played dr. scott grainger in the soap opera "the young and the restless. >> how am i ever gonna be able to thank you? >> before that, he starred in a short-lived tv seri

i'm don lemon. breaking news on two fronts to tell you about. "the washington post" reporting that special counsel robert mueller is investigating president trump for possible obstruction of justice as part of the russia investigation. this after only 145 days in the oval office. >>> also breaking tonight, a shooting targeting members of congress. the frightening moments captured on video. [ gunfire ] congressmen steve scalise, the third highest ranking republican in the house in critical condition in the hospital tonight where the president and the first lady just visited. congressman scalise suffered injury to his internal organs and will require more surgeries. our dr. sanjay gupta will join us on the latest on his condition in just a moment. first, the hospital treating congressman steve scalise has released a new statement. he suffered a single rifle shot to the left hip. the bullet traveled fracturing bones, injuring his internal organs and causing severe bleeding. he was transported in shock to medstar washington hospital center, a level

i'm don lemon. president claiming comey's appearance vindicates him in the russia probe and attacking comey, himself. >> no collusion, no obstruction. he's a leaker. >> he's saying he never asked for comey's loyalty at that now infamous dinner meeting. >> i hardly know the man. i'm not going to say, i want you to pledge allegiance. >> so, dangling the possibility out there of tapes. refusing to say if he has recordings of conversations in the oval office. a lot to discuss now. i want to get straight to white house correspondent athena jones, political analyst carl bernstein, political commentator david swerdlick, national political reporter, mave reston. good evening to all of you. athena, i'm going to start with you because this is a day after the former fbi director comey, his bombshell testimony, president trump is fighting back. >> he certainly is punching back, don. after comey repeatedly called the president a liar during his testimony yesterday, the president now saying the former fbi directo

i'm don lemon. the president striking back at the bombshell testimony of the former fbi director, accusing james comey of lying and finally telling reporters during a news conference in the rose garden how he's prepared to respond. >> so, he said those things under oath. would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of events? >> 100%. >> a classic example of he said-he said. i want to begin this hour with joe madison, a host on sirius xm and syndicated talk radio host john fredericks, my dream team of radio guys back right now. good evening to both of you. >> glad to be back. >> joe, i'll start with you. yesterday we heard from former fbi director james comey, long-awaited, bombshell testimony. what was your reaction? >> well, my reaction was that i think he was extremely credible, he did exactly what a lot of times i used to tell people when i worked for the naacp, that if you think you're going to have an issue with an individual, the best thing to do is make sure you immediately

i'm don lemon. sources telling cnn deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and the russia investigation are at the center of the friction. we will explain why in a moment. president trump admitting in a tweet that he is under investigation but once again slamming the russia probe as a witch hunt. they've been at it for about five days now, but jurors dlib rating the case against comedian bill cosby unable to reach a verdict. they're back at it in the morning. we are outside the courthouse in this broadcast. i want to begin with david rohde, michael isakoff, for yahoo! news and cnn political commentator david swerdlick. i'm going to start with you, david rohde. tension is building tonight in the justice department with a lot of people feeling it wasn't necessary for deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to bring you special investigate mueller, at least not yet. there's also a question on whether he has to recuse himself on this. what is your take? >> i think it is a sign that trump's effort to press

time to hand it over to don lemon and "cnn tonight." see you tomorrow night. >>> i have to say something before we start. can we kill the music please? i have heard and said the phrase this is not normal so many times that i'm sick of hearing it and sick of saying it. what the president did today was flat out gross and disgusting. saying it was juvenile would be an insult to children. any employee would face serious consequences. for anyone out there, any of you attempting to defend what he did you are an enabler. >> like we're living in the twilight zone. they do this day after day after day and the president responds and defends himself and everybody is appalled and blown away. >> always one. yes, it is like living in the twilight zone, the president should be ashamed of himself. but he's not. he thinks he is proving what a tough guy he is, but he is actually embarrassing himself, his party and america. his actions show that he apparently doesn't care about you or america or the dignity of the office. the office of the presidency shou

i'm don lemon. want to know a lot more about flynn's 2015 trip to the middle east. their investigation could look at whether president trump crossed the line in his conversations with fired fbi director james comey. meanwhile, a bunker mentality spreading inside that place you're looking at right there, the white house. press briefings cut back, as rumors fly that sean spicer may be leaving the podium. we'll discuss all of this. let's get straight to cnn's jim sciutto with more on our breaking news. jim, good evening to you. we have new reporting tonight on what must be a thorn in the president's side. former national security adviser michael flynn failing to disclose a middle east trip about a russia deal. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's exactly right. this is a letter from the ranking members, ranking democrats on the house oversight committee and house foreign affairs committee to general flynn's lawyers as well as two of his business partners asking about a trip in the summer of 2015 t

time to hand it over to don lemon. "cnn tonight" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news on the russia investigation. president trump takes a victory lap after his party's election win in georgia, again. [ cheers and applause ] this is "cnn tonight." the president goes to his happy place in front of a cheering crowd in iowa. >> it's always terrific to be able to leave that washington swamp and spend time with the truly hard working people we call them american patriots. amazing people. >> but back in washington, the russia investigation gets even closer to home with new questions about why the president's son-in-law still has his security clearance. let's get right to cnn's jeff zeleny at the president's rally in cedar rapids, iowa. good evening, jeff. president trump escaped the growing russia cloud to take a victory lap in iowa after a republican win in georgia. what do you know? >> reporter: good evening, don. it was part victory lap, part sentimental journey. you get the sense the presiden

>> yes, don. you still using aol? like, come on. let's go on. >> right, right. >> it's just things change. guess what, things change. mobile media changes. everything else. you know, the effective use of facebook was -- if it wasn't awful in terms of the fake news and things like that and the manipulation of it, of the paid advertising, it was brilliant in some ways. just the same way donald trump, and you know i don't often compliment him, he's a brilliant twitter user and he use the medium perfectly for his -- he uses it as a tool pretty well. the covfefe thing is strange, that's true, but he got everybody talking. i thought she did a good job today. i really like when she does a good one because it is the genuine hillary. that's one of the things we got from her, like it or not, she's not apologizing, she's not going away. she's going to defend herself and not going to crawl over glass and cry and weep. that's what you're going to get. you're either going to like it or not like it. that's the hillary we saw today and what you're

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i'm don lemon. you might have thought you heard it during the campaign but the president and hillary clinton are doing battle all over again tonight on russia. >>> plus a cnn exclusive, sources say congressional investigators are now looking into whether jeff sessions had another private meeting with the russian ambassador during the campaign. more on that in just a moment. >>> first i want to begin with the breaking news that brand new war of words between president trump and hillary clinton. the former democratic candidate with some strong words at the code conference today. joining me now, kara swisher, the executive editor of recode, and cnn's chief political correspondent dana bash. good evening to both of you. kara, i have to start with you, hillary clinton made a pretty remarkable charge today at your conference about russia's influence, and it has caused a war of words tonight between hillary clinton and drup donal p trump. i want you to listen to this. >> so the russians, in my opinion, and

sports director don bellies at barclay center in brooklyn an exciting night for sure, don. >> reporter: no doubt bit. we are coming to you live from the practice court, we're talking about practice, here at barclay center, but in about 50 minutes or so we will talk about the nba draft and, of course, where sixers fans are showing up huge here. many of them made the trip up i-95 to check out this event. thinks an opportunity to watch process take a leap forward. team has only averaged 18 wins over last four seasons. the sixers are expected to take top prospect, markell fultz with the number one overall selection, a 19 year-old guard out of washington. here's what fans are saying about the draft and the process. >> i like how it is coming up, you know, he was in high school, he didn't really make the team well. it rings a bell like michael jordan story. i don't know. i feel like he has heart in him and guys from philly, i know for a fact, only thing we need is a heart, and that will pull you through to the championship. >> i'm excited for what philly will get for topic and it will be rea

i'm don lemon. the source of that tension, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein for his handling of the russia investigation and his surprise move to appoint robert mueller, a special counsel, to oversee that probe. president trump taking aim at rosenstein in a stunning tweet. the president acknowledging that he's being investigated for firing former fbi director james comey and blaming rosenstein for what he calls a witch hunt. will he fire rosenstein? a lot to get to tonight. i want to get to justice department correspondent evan perez. evan, let's talk about what you're learning. the new reporting that you have on some of the growing tension going on over at the justice department, over at the justice department over this russia probe, what do you know? >> that's right, don. everything goes back to rod rosenstein's decision to bring in robert mueller as a special counsel. look, that has unleashed the anger of the president, as you saw from that tweet that he sent out earlier today. and it also

>> well, that's right, don. u.s. investigators believe that russian hackers were behind a cyber breach against the qatar state news agency. the hackers had planted a false news report that was presently to iran and critical of president donald trump that is now being used by u.s. allies as a reason to carry out an economic and political blockade of qatar. the fbi sent in a team of investigators into doha to help the government investigate the allege hacking incident. russia continues to try to use some of the same cyber hacking measures on u.s. allies that it used to meddle in the u.s. election in 2016. qatar, as you know, hosts one of the largest u.s. military bases in the region, and u.s. officials say that the russian goal here appears to be to cause a rift between the u.s. and its allies in the renagion, don. >> do investigators believe this is russian government or russian hackers? is the government in fact behind this? is that what they believe? >> right. it's not so clear whether the u.s. has tracked the hacke

i'm don dahler in new york. for all of us here a narrator: the washington post would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, and as governor, i won't let donald trump stand in our way.

i'm don dahler. three u.s. soldiers were killed today and at least one wounded fighting america's longest war. it was apparently an insider attack in eastern afghanistan. an afghan army soldier opened fire on the americans before he was killed. the taliban is claiming responsibility releasing this photo of the man they say was the gunman. the attack comes as the trump administration is considering sending more troops to afghanistan to help fight in the-- against the taliban, al qaeda, isis, and a filated terror groups. since 2001, more than 2200 u.s. troops have died in afghanistan. more than 20,000 have been wounded. the 16-year war has cost american taxpayers more than $800 billion. president trump is following the developments in afghanistan from his golf club in bedminster, new jersey, about 50 miles west of new york city. errol barnett has the weekend white house covered. >> reporter: around midday, president trump was briefed on the situation in afghanistan by deputy national security adviser rick waddle.

time to hand things over to don lemon. "cnn tonight" starts now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news, president trump considering whether to fire special counsel robert mueller. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. that word coming from a close friend of the president. i will speak to that friend very shortly, so stay tuned. >>> attorney general jeff sessions now just hours away from testifying in public before a senate committee investigating russia's meddling in the election. it will be the first time he testifies in congress since recusing himself from the justice department's russia probe. but will he invoke executive privilege to avoid answering some questions? you'll see what the white house says now. >>> today's meeting, president's full cabinet giving new meaning to the phrase, hail to the chief. >> this is a great privilege you've given me. >> thank you for getting this country moving again. >> thank you for the opportunity and the blessing that you've given us to serve your agenda and the american pe

it's not actually what the mayor said. >> yeah, don -- oh, sorry kimberley. don, just quickly. not only did the president in my mind clearly cherry pick and mischaracterize what mayor khan initially said, but it's not the presidential thing to do in a situation where our closest ally, the mayor of the city that's one of the greatest cities in the world, the capitol of arguably our closest ally is in a crisis and to take issue or shots at him in that situation is not, i think, what most americans see in their president. contrast president trump's approach to the approach of ariana grande who went to manchester, stood shoulder to shoulder with brits and basically said by her actions, look, we're family. we're here, we're looking forward, not backward. she's a pop star. she's not going to be the next secretary of state. but that was the diplomacy that was missing, i think from the trump administration. >> who knows in this environment she could be secretary of state. you never know with that future. but it also looks personal to him because sadiq khan is london's first muslim mayo

i'm don dahler in new york. for all of us here at cbs news, thank you for joining us. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> dueling demonstrations in the bay area and across the country today as protesters square off over shariah law. >>> plus, sacred ground gone to the dogs. the bay area cemetery where people are playing sports and picnicking on the plot. >>> and what in the world happened in cleveland last night? i think the warriors lost. disappointment across w nation. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news in san francisco where a cloud of smoke shut down the embarcadero bart station. passengers scrambled to the escalators to get out. at one point it's unclear if it was a train or piece of equipment at the station. riders heard some sort of explosion, but so far bart has not said what that was. here is another look at the evacuation. the smoke has dissipated and normal services resumed. no injuries. >>> demonstrators took to the streets to rally against islam's strict shariah

i'm don lemon. health care hanging in the balance and the president is already kicking off his reelection campaign tonight at his own hotel in washington. too soon? well, we'll see. plus president trump has a chilly relationship with most reporters but there's at least one he seems to get along with. what she thinks of her moment in the oval office spotlight. let's get right to our panel. the editor and chief of the hill, douglas brinkley, author of "rifle heritage." cnn political analyst, april ryan and political commentator mike shields. good to have all of you on this evening. here's a president talking about health care today. >> health care is working along very well. we could have a big surprise with a great health care package. so now they're happy. a great, great surprise. >> bob, what's he talking about? >> i don't know, don. he is a master marketer and obviously this bill is not popular. it didn't get the votes this week. remember, trump had some momentum this week. he, in george 6 distric

this is cnn tonight i'm don lemon. is anybody out there surprised to hear president trump doesn't actually have tapes of his chats with james comey? anybody? anybody? buoler? don't think so. but was this a much bigger mistake than the president realizes? plus the man they're calling a human bruce springsteen steno. iron stash is running against paul ryan. and you'd think bill cosby would keep quiet in his indecent assault trial. let's get started right to the tale of the apes. here is discusses cnn presidential hirltsen yans. he is the author of the rightful heritage. franklin d. roosevelt and land of america. david bergen and political commentator david swerdlick. thank you for coming on many david gergen. you first the president was on fox news tonight. let's listen. >> robert mueller do you think he should rekuz himself from this because he is good friends with james come withy, hired some attorneys part of hillary clinton's foundation given pollone to president obama and hillary clinton campaign. >> well he is very

time to hand things over for don lemon. cnn tonight starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news right now, michael flynn forgot to mention another foreign trip on his clearance form. this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. democrats want to know about flynn's 2015 trip to the middle east. their investigation could look at whether president trump acrossed the line with his investigation with fired fbi director comey. press briefings cut back as rumors fly that sean spicer maybe leaving the podium. let's get to cnn's jim schuitto with more on breaking news. we have new reporting tonight on what must be a thorn in the president's side. the former national security adviser michael flynn failing to close a middle east trip about a russia deal. what can you tell us? >> this is a letter from the ranking members and democrats on the house oversight committee and foreign affairs committee to general flynns lawyers as well as two of his business patterns asking about a trip in the summer of 2015 to saudi

trish: don, quite for one minute so we can hear ford. i have to go to commercial break. >> we wouldn't have severed heads. people trying the julius caesar play. wouldn't have media saying things over and over on a loop because i know when you actually do it, people act that way. >> ted nugent said obama should be dead. stop it. trish: but ford is absolutely right. there is a bias. we've seen it over and over and over again. in this media environment. it is what it is. make sure you watch after the bell today. you will see former representative tom delay talking about his personal story of confronting an armed gunman in the capitol, capitol police officer who saved his life. why that drove him to start carrying a gun. >>> a blimp flying over the u.s. open in wisconsin caught fire and it crashed just a short time ago. our own liz claman is there. she has the intel for you next. liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed everything in our living room. we replaced it all without touching our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that

don. >> good evening, guys, this was instant night. once sixers traded from number three to one we knew what they would do with the number one overall selection we knew they would take markelle fultz. >> and with the first pick in the 2017 nba draft the philadelphia 76ers select markelle folts from the university of washington. >> well listen to that crowd. sixers fans chanting, trusts the process. and, of course, markelle is now a part of that process. 6' 4", 190 pound guard out of washington. he was explosive player with the huskies averaged 23 points a game and lobe season out in the pacific northwest. now, after he had his name called and had an opportunity to go one-on-one with markelle and the interesting thing is he is just 19 years eeldz old and a few years ago he was cut from the jv high school basketball team. here's how he was feeling when he stepped to meets the commissioner. >> if telt like god calling and giving me another opportunity in life. something i've been dreaming about sing i was young. words can't explain. >> it

i'm don lemon. cnn projects right now karen handel is the winner in the georgia consequential race down in the 6th district in georgia. cnn's david chalian joins us with now with analysis. right off the top at 10:00, karen handel is the winner georgia, the republican. >> that's a huge projection that we just made, don. this is a big victory for republicans. i know it is in a republican district. really in other years, this would not have been a competitive district, but democrats went all-in on this. they raised a ton of money significantly outspent republicans. this was the best shot democrats in these special elections to try to make a victory in the trump era. and they came up short, which now of course, is going to create a whole series of questions about how the democratic party should run in the year of donald trump because they came up short here. >> what's interesting is that breaking news, a republican wins in georgia it shouldn't be breaking news. this is the way it should happen. but the

this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. new questions about president trump's son in law, jared kushner and why he still has his security clearance, and demands for more information from disgraced national security adviser michael flynn. >>> plus, we've seen it with our own eyes, so why did the jury acquit the officer who killed philando castile? is there a different standard when it's the police? good evening, gentlemen. the president was in front of a crowd and gleeful about the georgia victory in the sixth. take a listen to him attacking the democrats. >> and their plan isn't working because they thought they were going to win last night in atlanta. they thought they were going to win. and they've been unbelievably nasty, really nasty. and they spent close to $30 million on this kid who forgot to live in the community that he was in. we're 5-0. and they thought they were going to win at least like three, right? >> so the president is calling -- is crowing but the democrats did take a big hit. what's the fall-out, david?

her response to me was come on don what are you still on, dial up? a lot of things can change in eight years. especially eight years, and four years. and simply the technology had moved on from the obama -- in those four years from the obama administration. >> it was a juggernaut in 2012. there's no question about that. but yes things do change in four years. we unfortunately did not keep up with those changes to the extent we must have. >> margaret i'll give you the last word since i put words in your mouth. >> we all feel for hillary clinton. i'm not sure i have much to add. i guess what i'm trying to say to maria is sure democrats want to hear from her. but the problem with all the folks who voted for trump, that 39, 40% floor of his that's so solid behind him, if they hear hillary clinton talking about this they continue to just tune it out. they don't believe there is a russia problem. they continue to say there is not a single piece of evidence that points to collaboration with russia. right, we all know that. we have heard that. her getting in

don. >> good evening, guys, this was instant night. once sixers traded from number three to one we knew what they would do with the number one overall selection we knew they would take markelle fultz. >> and with the first pick in the 2017 nba draft the philadelphia 76ers select markelle folts from the university of washington. >> well listen to that crowd. sixers fans chanting, trusts the process. and, of course, markelle is now a part of that process. 6' 4", 190 pound guard out of washington. he was explosive player with the huskies averaged 23 points a game and lobe season out in the pacific northwest. now, after he had his name called and had an opportunity to go one-on-one with markelle and the interesting thing is he is just 19 years eeldz old and a few years ago he was cut from the jv high school basketball team. here's how he was feeling when he stepped to meets the commissioner. >> if telt like god calling and giving me another opportunity in life. something i've been dreaming about sing i was young. words can't explain. >> it

this is cnn tonight ooinl i'm don lemon. apparently they didn't get all of this out of their systems during the campaign. we will tell you what the former and current adversaries are fighting about tonight. hint. it rhymes with musha. >>> plus sources are telling cnn investigators into whether jeff sessions had another private meeting with the russian ambassador during the campaign. more on that. >>> and what's the real story of tiger woods arrest on suspicion of dui. the former golf super star says he had an unexpected reaction to precipitation medications. see what happened on the dash cam video. >>> cnn exclusive reporting, new interest being raised into a trump campaign speech in -- last year. jim sciutto jones us now with the latest on that. what are you learning? >> republican and democratic hill sources all briefed on the investigation tell myself and shim own that congressional investigators are examining whether attorney general jeff sessions had an additional private meeting with russia's ambassador during the camp

. >> sports director don bell joins with us details of a franchise changing trade, don, thinks big. >> yeah, we have been waiting on this all weekend long, making calls, and today, it is officially, official. today all that smoke gave way to fire, the sixers confirmed what we have heard all weekend long. on thursday, they will have the first pick, in the nba draft. around 2:30 the sixers held a press conference to confirm the trade they made a deal with boston for first overall selection, that consistent top player you are looking at washington guard markell fultz who worked out on saturday. he averaged 23 points, and is only season in college. now coming up later in sports, you have to give to get, we will have details of the sixers trade along with reaction from fans, and experts, at sports radio 94 wip. >> a lot of talk on this one. >> yep. >> good stuff, thanks, don. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" see what happens when home owner fights back against robbers with a machete. >>> also a shocking new report about actress carry fisher's death, what she had in her system when she di

. >> don! don! don! >> i wasxcited to be in a movie together, where we're in the scenes together, all the time. >> i'll never be as tall or as loud as well, but i will die trying. >> i would watch them all day. this is not the only big comedy will has coming out this year. "daddy's home 2," and they will be joined by john lithgow and m mel gibson. >>> i've never seen you shocked like that before. >> i still get embarrassed. >> it is precisely because of that moment, there was only one person uniquely qualified to go back to sin city, and meet the guys from "thunder from down under". >> i feel like i'm avoiding the elephant in the room, the fact that you all are half-naked. >> we're pretty used to it by now. >> they have the costumes and the moves, but what does it really take besides abs and the accent, of course. >> staying in shape. if you have a healthy lifestyle and a hot body, you're halfway there. >> the fellas are sicnhaking ths uppent quality time with them at wayne newton's ranch, where they wer

time to hand things over to don lemmon. "cnn tonight" starts right now. >> anderson, thank you very much. stand by, though. it was quite a night in washington. this is "cnn tonight." i want to keep you around for a while, anderson. you have been watching at the ballpark, and i've been watching you. great job, by the way. what stood out to you, tonight? >> you know, i think just to see the huge turnout, first of all. this is a game, i'm told, usually tracks maybe 10,000 people. there were some 25,000 people said to be here, that's the last count that i got. and you know, i think it's a lot of people who hadn't been to this game before, but wanted to show up not only as a sign of support, but also a sign of sending this message. they're not afraid, they're not going to be cowed. and they wanted to be here to take part in it. and i think there was a, kind of a different atmosphere from what i understand, from past years, of what the game is like. >> i want to talk to you about, you know, i think there are two heros the that we

the show we'll be back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> fans who trusted the process got their pay off last night. >> don bell always get the best,'s in brooklyn with more on the number one draft pick. >> for the second straight year, the sixers with the number one overall pick here, at the nba draft at the barclay center in brooklyn, new york. shortly after 7:30 p.m. the commissioner adam silver stepped into the podium and making the announcement. >> with the first pick in the 2017nba draft, the philadelphia 76ers select markelle fultz. from the university of washington. >> confirm wag we already know, markelle fultz, the guards out of washington is the number one overall selection in the nba draft. he's a six-four, play maker, and he is weighing about 190 pounds, average 23-point per game, during his only season in college. the interesting thing about this guy is that he was cut from his varsity team, just a few years ago, and now, here he is, the number one overall selection. i had a chance to go one-on-one with him, and i asked him what his emotions were once he heard the commissioner call his name.