it is seeming really busy right now, paul. >>> a new report says fema used workers that weren't up to task last year because they were overwhelmed with back-to-back hurricanes and wildfires by the time maria hit puerto rico. by the middle of october, 54% of fema workers deployed to the disasters were not qualified or even trained to do the jobs they were assigned to do because the agency was just stretched thin. >>> one of the highest profile leaders of the catholic church in america could soon step down. cardinal donald wuerl is the head of the church in the washington, d.c. area and he's been under increasing pressure to resign amid the church's sexual abuse scandal. abc's david wright reports. >> reporter: the embattled archbishop of washington, d.c., cardinal donald wuerl, now says he will travel to rome in the very near future to meet with pope francis about resigning. wuerl is one of the most prominent american leaders of the catholic church, but his reputation was badly tarnished by the recent pennsylvania grand jury report which mentioned his name more than 200 times in connec

agent when delvecchio when i learned of echoes come patriots was eight paul rico another f.b.i. agent that was handling whitey bulger and. some of the other top echelon informants and you might recall that each call rico was dragged in front of congress for that hearing they had resulted in a report called everything secret that generates the f.b.i.'s use of murderers informants and h. paul rico was asked do you how do you feel you some people to jail innocent people to jail they died there people died because of what you did by giving information to you are mobster c. eyes people died because of it how do you feel he literally shrugged his shoulders and what do you want he is. wow i didn't know this is this is a hoax but you can look it up of these this all exists and what happened is paul rico not say. what happened to lindsey del vecchio nothing what happened to the mahogany row as they call the upper echelons of the f.b.i. that allowed all of this through take place nothing. what do you get when you mix two decades worth of snapshots from the hubble space telescope why is .

dealt with the hurricanes and puerto rico and florida. and not even talk at all about caused those, the impact of global warming and climate change. and what this president is doing to the epa and what scott pruitt is doing to the environment. host: when you say the money needs to go to the environment, where do you want to see it invested? where would be the best place? needs to completely change the epa, put it into the epa and back into science. we are destroying our environment and they are destroying the science. we have to believe in the science we need the infrastructure within the science to know what's going on with our climate change. host: do you want to talk about the scott pruitt thing? president trump is kg to his links about climate change but he doesn't take it seriously. they are trying to pull out of the paris climate agreement. think one thing this white house has been effective at is at the epa, they are withdrawing rules, not enforcing so they have been effectively paring back the environmental side that the obama adm

[video clip] the uniteddent of states, he is responsible for puerto rico. a u.s. territory that belongs possession, property of the united states of america. yes, islands are surrounded by water. in case of puerto rico, deepwater. fema and homeland security never called the most powerful military in the world, the u.s. military, which has capabilities and capacities well beyond those of fema. from the beginning, the president's focus was on damage control from a political standpoint, not from a human life standpoint. the sad truth is that in trying to -- so hard to make sure the hurricane did not become trump's katrina, we lost far more lives. this was a disaster mismanagement that lies at the feet of this president and his administration. what is offensive to many of us is that even though the president dropped the ball, he dance.g a victory host: congressman gutierrez on the floor yesterday prettier thoughts on the government's preparedness as hurricane florence makes landfall. if i had to get a motto peoplea, it would be expect more and get less. for instance,

shutdown. ♪ host: members of a congressional delegation from puerto rico plan to present credentials to the house and senate today in an attempt to be recognize, which would give them voting rights. it is reported to be a larger effort to have the territory be recognized as a state. this is the "washington journal." you are watching a three-hour program today. the president met with house and senate leaders yesterday to work on a plan to keep dreamers, immigrants coming into the country, he gave them until march to hammer out a plan and a california judge has declared that the program make up the dreamers from being deported must remain in place for now. our first hour devoted to your thoughts on what should be done with the dreamers. if you think the country should let them stay in the united states, (202) 748-8000 is the number to call and tell us why. if you think they should be deported, (202) 748-8001 is the number. and for those currently protected, call us at (202) 748-8002. you can make your thoughts known on twitter and also on our facebook page at facebook.com/cspan. this m

aaron paul brought out his daughter dressed in character. too cute. >>> nally, it's noecret that "hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda is bringing his show to puerto rico, but he has more to share this weekend. "popstart" correspondent savann guthrie sat down for an exclusive interview for us. >> that's right. >> was going to steal thisan on. to talk about this is his other projects. >> is that you're going to be playing hamilton again. so, my first question is still know all the words? >> um, i'll need the rehe ysal, becaus know, you've seen the show. if you space out for a second or don't know whe f you are a second, you're going to fall off the turntable. you're going to get hit in the head with a chair. >> you can see savannah's exclusive interview with lin-manuel miranda monday on >> major fan girl happening from your popstart correspondent. but they have a big announcement about "hamilton" in puerto rico starting in february. it's going to be unbelievable. >> that was an awesome question about the words. >> do you also want t know if h

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another one was paul singer. the billionaire head of elliott management. he took argentina to court for defaulting on the debt and then hide the to run a ten year campaign into all three branches of government on argentina policy. this name sounds familiar and secure his wife. he was on the original people behind the, russian dossier. how lovely life is for the wall street been pretty good to shape elections, decide government policy, pick your own regulators, choose your own tax rate and when your reckless gaveling cost working americans their financial security, well, who cares? you just keep getting richer. i'd love to know what you think of that. paid me at steve hilton and coming up this week present unveils his plan to fix us infrastructure but will it work. that is next. don't go away. playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhe

one of his clients was in a lawsuit over investments in puerto rico. well-placed wall street money pushes the government towards policies that will make hedge fund billionaires even richer. another one was paul singer, the billionaire here of elliott management. he took argentina to court and then hired them to run a ten-year campaign to influence all three branches of government on its argentina. if his name sounds familiar, there's a good reason why. he was one of the original people behind the trump-russia dossier. you get to shape elections, decide government policy, pick your own regulators, choose your own tax rate and when your reckless gambling costs americans their financial security, who cares. you just keep getting richer. well, i'd love to know what you think of that. tweet me >>> coming up this wikileaks, president trump unveiled his plan to fix u.s. infrastructure but will it actually work? that's next. don't go away. steve: all right. it's hard to remember now but just a few days ago the white house launched its infrastructure plan. here

paul: economy shrunk by almost 9%. >> puerto rico, right? he will not raise taxes but also has not put forward any proposals of how to deal with the pensions or labor -- or labor obligations and how to renegotiate niece contracts and i think that's going to be same issue they face in illinois, jp, the democrat who just won governorship, we will find efficiencies in government, talking about raising taxes, that would be suicide at this point i think in 2020 -- or 2022. paul: they are going to raise taxes because the legislature will insist on it. they will not find deficiencies. >> legalize marijuana, we will legalize -- they will try to go to low-hanging fruit at first and try to go to progressive tax. paul: if you live in illinois and you're a taxpayer you want to smoke marijuana to forget it. [laughter] paul: we have to take one more break when we come back hits and misses of the week. (honking) when your craving strikes, you need your wing nut. ( ♪ ) no one can totally satisfy a craving, quite like your wing nut. means they won't hike y

>>> hurricane maria killed an estimated 2,975 people in puerto rico. a new study finds that's more than the number of people killed in hurricane katrina and nearly the same as the number killed in the 9/11 terror attacks. until two hours ago, why was the official death toll only 64? >>> putin in the wild. russian president, vladimir putin, takes a trek to siberia, hiking and boating. he is flexing his muscles, but keeping his shirt on this time. i'm wolf blitzer, you are in the "situation room." >>> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news. president trump has a new target as americans offer tributes to the late senator john mccain. the president is complaining about his own coverage. he says google rigged the search results to produce bad news about him. he says google, twitter and facebook ought to watch their step. as republicans debate whether their former colleague, jeff sessions should stay or go. one top lawmaker says the trump/sessions relationship is beyond repair. another says sessions should stay exactly where he is. i'll spea

puerto rico is just the most recent example. we all know how the president attacks the robert mueller probe as an illegal witch hunt. even just an hour ago, even in the wake of paul manafort's guilty plea. the evidence this is a legal probe is overwhelming but the conspiracy theory that it's a witch hunt makes the president feel good. and that's not the only one. let's go through the list. the idea of a deep state. that's a conspiracy theory. so is the idea that the fake news colludes and works together to take him down. all of these are really sinister conspiracy theories. of course, the one that always stands out is the illegal voting theory. the idea that millions of people voted illegally in 2016, robbing trump of the popular vote. this is actually one of the only common threads of the trump presidency. his embrace of conspiracy theories. and i understand, it can feel good to believe in some fantasy to believe that there are external forces that are out to get you, rather than facing reality. but this is reliable sources so

paul, thank you for being joined here. a number of mayors from puerto rico. mayors, thank you so much for being with us today. we look forward to continuing to work to make sure we help stand up your communities as well. all of you already know the story well of new orleans. katrina came in. it was one of the biggest storms to hit the continental united states. we lost 1,800 people. 500,000 homes and/or buildings were hurt, 250,000 were destroyed. literally, communities were set asunder and the city of new orleans had to rebuild almost from scratch, and we did so with the well-wishes and financial help from people around the world, and i want to thank all of you from that. subsequent to that, we began to really redesign our recovery systems in the city of new orleans and we are in a far better place today. but since that time, we have suffered in the united states of america from storms, wildfires, mudslides, hurricanes, tornadoes, in some instances terrorist attacks, and otherwise just an incredible amount of violence throughout america. and we all are conti

i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: president trump's former campaign chief, paul manafort, found guilty of eight criminal charges, including bank and tax fraud. president trump gave this reaction. this started as russian collision, this is absolutely nothing to do — this is a witch—hunt, and it's a disgrace. and it doesn't end there: the president's former lawyer, michael cohen, pleads guilty to tax evasion and violating election campaign finance rules. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: the returnees have to be sent back by bangladesh, and we can only welcome them at the border. aung san suu kyi, defends her government's handling of the rohingya crisis, and blames bangladesh forfailing to send back refugees. and the bicycle that's proved lucky for one south korean woman, who's travelled across 70 countries on two wheels. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. thanks forjoining us. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 8pm on america's

i was in puerto rico after the hurricane. it was devastating. youet couldn't to people for a long time. roads we washed ou the power was gone and the casualties mounted for a long time. >> puerto rico's government said he has second the findings of theeport and believes there should be no more questions about the count. >>> closer to home now. day six. we heard from a number of i witnesseluding bank employees talking about the ransom money that was usee in case. but the most emotional testimony, that came fromhe victim's long time housekeeper. reporter: the savopoulos family long time housekeeper took witness stand. the prosecution played for the jurors the voicemail with the man and his wife and their son d housekeeper were held captive inside the home may, 13 2015. >> hey, amy is in bed sick tonight and she was sick this afternoon. ra offered to stay and help her out because we are gng through some stuff with phillip. >> nellie staed crying on the witness stand. prosecutors tried to lay out a meticulous time line asking nellie about an convers

manafort but th of puerto rico got this recover effort off to aninus a spishs star start. the president doesn't even accept that there's anything to learn from puerto rico and now it's like litigating deatholls d my biggest take away that i fear washingsn't thinking about, it's obvious puerto rico would have gotten better atntion if they were a state. does anybody believe puerto rico would be in the situation they're in if they had fully these other true multilevel i governmerastructure that they're in this no-man's-land as far as our government structure is concerned and when you look at the -- you wouldn't if it wo nd have been better and ushing their leaders are harder for statehood. >> it's not a good look to have the bottled water just sitting and bag bad at the airport. >> in fema's defense, there's no doubt there was broken infrastructure in puerto rico that was not tended to, all iosebe things ca true but the federal governme the you want -- ultimate authority. do you want to punish citizens because their local government failed them? that's a tough place to be a i

even republicans are critical of the government and paul ryan says he disagrees with the tweets. >>> paul manafort has agreed to a plea deal withederal prosecutors. he will plead guilty in special counsel mueller's iestigation. manafort was accused of participating against the u.s., nd money laundering, and failing to file foreign bank account reports, and lying to the justice department and charged with conspiracy t obstruct justice. no word yet on the impact this could have on the tru administration. >> it is hard to imagine an tagreementt doesn't involve cooperation. >>ueller is not going to make a deal with manafort until manafort can give himhe goods on donald trump. >> jury veletioselection for tht trial in d.c. was scheduled to start last month. >>> one person is dead and dozens ofeighbors in the boston suburbs are empty this morning after dozens o homes explosions and gas fires. inspectors say there were problems with the gas lines and that sparked 8 fires acrosshe towns. a 18-year-old was killed when an explosion toppled a chimney on his car. some othe injured are firefighte

ryan said it's nobody's fault about puerto rico. the fact that congress has not stepped in to provide any real analysis of what happened is the reason why you can begin to have this conversation from the president. >> here is paul ryan and we will hear him in his own words. >> there's no reason to dispute these numbers and it's a function of this is a devastating form that hit an isolated island and that's really nobody's fault, that is just what happened. >> he's the master of saying two things at once. he's saying there is no reason to dispute these numbers, so how dare you suggest that 3,000 people were not killed but it's nobody's fault. >> yeah, on one hand pushing back on trump's assertions about the trump poll, and also saying it's not your fault even though some of the folks in puerto rico say it's everybody's fault, and it was known, right, that puerto rico had weak infrastructure going in, and you would think given that the response would have been up to par rather than these sort of excuses now, and basically blaming the

. >> i think puerto rico was an incredible, unsung success. >>> plus, paul manafort. >> he has basically fessed up to everything. >> big shifts in the midterm math. the senate in play. >> fight in an

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> new data from puerto rico's government shows there were 1,400 more deaths after hurricane maria compared to the previous year after a harvard study that put the number of deaths of the deaths at maria more than 75 times higher than the government count of 64. >> cnn is in puerto rico and we show you what is happening there now. >> reporter: thousands of shoes have been placed at the capital building and raise is awareness of specific people who died, they believe, because of hurricane maria. i spoke to t family. diaz rodriguez family told me his family had medical conditions that worsened after murk maria and giving them the lack of access to medical care as well as lack of power. his son wrote here we will love you always. he is number 1580. there are more than 2,000 shoes that have been placed right here at the capital building. a lot of hugs, a lot of tears. organizer told me this is a funeral and they consider this the cemetery. i spoke to one woman who came here and was just caught up with all of the emotion and when i asked her why,

paul, the forecast will be 38, but it will be sunny. we still have snow on the ground. >> i heard it's getting colder, too. >> you don't want to come sunday. so general luckee, if i could talk to you about puerto rico. i had the opportunity to be with the fish and wildlife and epa but i was also with the park service and the forest service, and i was with a gentleman from the forest service who is going to be retiring shortly but also continues to serve in the army reserve. and so we had a great conversation and i made it about personal struggles that they're having in puerto rico. being in the guard, being in the reserve and at the same time the federal responsibilities that fish and wildlife park shaf epa -- you wouldn't believe what our federal employees were doing down there to help with the rekfry. the federal park service had supplies and some of the police from puerto rico had their equipment in there to protect it. so i want to make sure you have what you need because we have another hurricane season coming up. generators, suppl

when you see rick scott coming out and when you see paul ryan coming out and when you see, of course, the governor of puerto rico who's really trying his best to be as positive towards the president through this whole process everyone thoun though t president is --it is causing the republican of the state of florida discomfort. >> that's a central issue with the governor's race coming up snoch. >> they're americans. >> thaey're going to vote. >> top republicans on capitol hill offering mixed reactions to the president's tweet. >> i was in puerto rico, it was devastated. i have no reason to dispute those numbers. those are the facts of what happens when a horrible hurricane hits an isolated place like the islands. >> it was a tragedy and difficult problem for all of us here in the country. we should do everything we can to help people in those kinds of circumstances. >> i would hope he's not saying that democrats are blamed for the death toll. there has been a rush of trying to mistake a katrina moment for the president to say that was toxic for president bush how he handled the storm

puerto rico. listen, this was a strange moment because you kind of got the sense when rand paul was on the floor last night, if barack obama was in the white house, it would be an all-night filibuster by every republican senator and republican house members would be holding back their vote. it was a definite role-reversal. i want to hone in on one thing, house democrats went through a crisis of sorts last night as well. they were trying to whip up support against this budget bill. they had a long meeting, they wanted to hold paul ryan's feet to the fire on daca. they were unable to extract any promise on the immigration process. and a large number of their members voted for this bill in the end of the day. so really, a kind of confused night on capitol hill as they funded the government and kept it open. >> for republicans, for conservatives, we've gotten so used to electing republican presidents with republican congresss. and watching them vote for things that republicans are not supposed to beli

we know rand paul is the one holding that up. garrett haake and is a heel capoor in the newsroom. thank you very much. >>> up next, an nbc news exclusive revealing just how far russia went and how many states that hackers reached. jim hines of the intelligence committee joins me after a quick break. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. kelly kapoor i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people of major cv eventsetes such as heart attack, stroke, or death. and while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. (announcer) victoza® is not for people with type 1 di

kasie hunt is on capitol hill and was in that press conference with paul ryan. kasie, he talked about hurricane florence, right, encouraged people to listen to local officials. then he was asked, as paul ryan often is, about what the president is saying. >> there's always a question about the president's tweets, hallie. in this case, this is something -- another question that, frankly, republicans don't want to have to be asked about and, as you heard the speaker say there, he said look, i've got no reason to dispute this death toll. he talked about visiting the island and how there was so much infrastructure devastation, that the death toll did rise in the wake of the storm, even if there were not immediate deaths from the wind, from the rain, from the floods. the number of people that were cut off from power, who lost access to hospitals or critical life-saving drugs, he acknowledged clearly that those -- that that death toll, he believes, to be real. he wouldn't answer directly a question about whether the families of those who lost loved ones under those cir

of course, the other big headline is the fallout over the paul manafort plea deal. president trump for the second time in as many days attacking the special counsel in a tweet earlier saying, the illegal mueller witch hunt continues in search of a crime. there was never collusion with russia, except by the clinton campaign, so the 17 angry democrats are looking at anything they can find. very unfair and bad for the country. also not allowed under the law. one of the president's former white house officials today downplaying the significance of the plea deal as the top democrat on the house intel committee said this is as clear a warning as mueller could send. >> i think that paul was brought in at the time to help with the convention and he did a good job with that. >> then he ran the campaign after the convention. >> he was campaign manager, you're right. i think kellyanne was cam ppaig manager and did a phenomenal job, too. it's hard to say he didn't have a role in the campaign. at the same time, it seems that all the allegations predate his involvement in the cam

house speaker paul ryan says he has no reason to dispute the numbers. >> i was in puerto rico after the hurricane. this was devastating. this was a hoiborm. it toward the entire island. and it's an isolated island that lost its infrastructure and power for a long time. >> reporter: reverend jesse jackson says the president must remember that puerto rico is part of this country, too. >> they are americans. they are citizens. therefore, they treated this territory as citizens. >> reporter: puerto ricans inhabitants are u.s. citizens bill barred from voting in presidential elections. and if only one congressional representative with limited voting powers. in washington, molly line, foxnews. >>> for more on the latest controversy swirling around president trump, we are joined now by james taylor. political science professor at the university of san francisco. james, good of you to be here today. a team of researchers from george washington university spent six months looking over death certificfuneral home directors, and that is how they arrived at a death toll of nearly 300,000 people in p

in addition chris paul and john wall are also part of this effort to donate. go to ktvu.com and look under the web link section to donate. >>> today marks one year since hurricane maria made landfall in puerto rico. the u.s. territory is still struggling to recover from that devastating storm 300,000 homes and businesses were either destroyed or sustained heavy damage . the puerto rican government commissioned a study that determined nearly 3000 people died because of the effects of maria in the six months after the storm. survivors have been complaining about redtape and difficulties of applying for and receiving financial aid. >>> still to come, have you bought tickets for a concert or sporting event lately? up next, the shocking new report accusing ticketmaster of double dipping. will you cod own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> nike has seen a huge increase in sales since they featured colin kaepernick in the red earlier this month. nikes says it's number of sold out products i

. >> i think puerto rico was an incredible, unsung success. >>> plus, paul manafort. >> he has basically fessed up to everything. >> big shifts in the midterm math. the senate in play. >> fight in an alley, just a brawl. >> "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. team trump says no worries, but the president's former campaign chairman, whose ties to russia date back years is now cooperating with the special counsel. >>> plus, rewriting history, the president giving himself an "a" for hurricane maria even as hurricane florence batters the carolinas. >>> lot of politics to discuss this sunday. up first, the latest on the disaster in the carolinas. what was once hurricane florence weakened to a tropical depression but florence still causing rain, flash flooding and major river flooding over significant portions of both north and south carolina. those floods, officials say, will continue for days. in some areas the sto

>> speaker paul ryan answered questions about president trump's tweets on puerto rico and the catholic church's sexual abuse crisis. this is half an hour. >> good morning, everyone. we are continuing to monitor hurricane florence and urge everyone to take the necessary precautions and listen to the emergency responders to keep safe. the senate has done some work on the appropriations bills and that we will be passing three appropriations and get them enacted online -- or on time, and more to come. we also will be voting this week on the bipartisan infrastructure bill to strengthen nation's ports, waterways, and dams. and today, the ways and means committee will mark up the tax cuts legislation to make permanent the tax cuts for families and businesses. ports, waterways, and dams. for jobs and a booming economy, this majority is getting things done. you know, for almost a decade, we have been asking -- where are the jobs? in 2013, o.m.b. had said to expect slower g.d.p. over the long term. slow growth was called the new normal. now, the american people didn't accept this new normal. nei

these are steps that paul ryan and mitch mcconnell could take right now today. finally, let me say this but we are all praying for those in the path of florence. and we pray the administration has learned from their mistakes and their response in the carolinas will be better. but president trump's tweet do not inspire confidence. just imagine, just by the mentioning that there is this storm forming in the atlantic ocean, people in puerto rico rushed to every store. all those shelves are empty. this has taken an emotional toll on the people of puerto rico. the suicide rate continues to climb, and this is the response that we get from our president? we are better than this. thank you. rep. pelosi: thank you, ranking member velazquez. it's important to note that we planned this meeting with the press long before the president made his statement. we went to puerto rico. we stayed in touch with each other over the month of august to be up-to-date. we met last week as the delegation to talk about additional steps we would take whether it was with fema, whether small b

that is what many say he failed to do in puerto rico. and so we will see the contrast in how he performs that role in the carolinas. there's also, of course, the looming issue of paul manafort's plea deal, and we have seen this president, in times of crisis, in times where robert mueller's investigation has come closer to him, really lash out at the next opportunity he has to speak extemporaneously. so i would be watching for those two things. does he do the type of sympathy, consoling that was absent when we talk about what happened in puerto rico because i do think that's a good point. this plays into a president that has not really shown that same level of care and same level of consoling and sympathy for people who are not his base, not the group of people who think support him. so do the carolinians get a president that the puerto ricans didn't? do we get that paul manafort related tirade? that's what we're going to be watching i think. >> we've seen the president at a loss for words. you look at that tweet tonight that he sent abou

paul ryan -- >> they don't have any electoral votes. wait until the storm gets to pennsylvania. >> they do have electoral votes in florida, and where is everyone from puerto rico going? they're moving to florida. >> migration declined in puerto rico, a lot of them moved to florida. >> the governor of florida, rick scott, who said he was wrong, the man he supports, ron desa desantis said he's wrong. >> barack obama -- obama's return to the campaign trail sets up a proxy battle, of course, with president trump, who's planned an aggressive campaign schedule himself for the midterms. clarence, this is -- is this good for obama? >> ohio is my home state. i'm very close to the situation there. >> where did you grow up? >> in middletown, home of hill billy -- he went to the same high school i did, 30 years later. his middletown is devastated, you had a front line special this week about the dayton and what's happened to it with the centralization post nafta, et cetera. ohio has always been a swing state, essential for republicans, obama won it

. >> rico charge, running a criminal conspiracy? >> i don't know if it will be rooko but it will be 371. >> president trump and his allies have attempted to downplay paul manafort's role in the 2016 campaign. here it goes. >> i tell you, i feel a little badly about it. they went back 123 years to get things he did 12 years ago. paul manafort worked for me for a very short period of time. he worked for me, what, 49 days or something. a very short period of time. >> we had a little hiccup with this guy manafort who we can find him, we know where he is, he's right down the road now, not hard to find right now. >> rbt they nice to their people? in reality paul manafort worked for the campaign for five months. he managed tell delegates at the republican national convention where trump won. he then became campaign manager, ken, my friend. these guys are not nice to the people. >> they are not. he played a significant role. he was on the sunday shows. he was speaking for the campaign. and we were reporting at the time, chris, hey, this guy

first tweet coming after the senator protested the government 's budget vote writing where is rand paul's neighbor when we need him but she tweeted outrage committee so worked up about a joke how about some outrage to help solve opioid crisis, mass shootings, and puerto rico? social media users slamming midl er saying violence is never a funny joke. griff: all right wall street cap ping a day of wild swings with a late rally that sent the dow jones industrial average 330 points higher even with the re bound this was the worst week for the market in about two years. pete: now despite that jobless claims under president trump dropping to a 45-year low. rachel: so what do we make of all of this? here with insight is neil cavuto , the host of cavuto live which airs this morning right after the show so really quick, neil what are your thoughts on the market this week? neil: well good news can be bad news. i think the president was by a lot of people tend to be influenced by it but that was the history of wall street it tends to pounce on good news as a sign the better it gets the more interest

all rand paul wanted was a vote on reimposing the sequestration spending caps. keep in mind the other issue at hand here. this bill only funds the government through march 23rd so if the house votes in the next hour or so to sync up with the senate a couple hours ago the government is only open through march 23rd and then you could have another fight over, say, immigration or daca or a border wall standoff. heather: when and how will it come up. >> this is meddlesome for house democrats and many of them are going to oppose it, something house minority leader nancy pelosi implored the house speaker, paul ryan to make a commitment, she was very frank in her language, she wanted him to, quote, man up, that was her term, and put a daca bill on the floor. the senate has a different range but the majority leader, mitch mcconnell said the government is open starting february 8th, february 9th, there would be a freewheeling debate on immigration in the senate with border security, daca, could deal with chain migration. all of those issues and he has already set up a pro

. >> speaker paul ryan answered questions about president trump's tweets on puerto rico and the catholic church's sexual abuse crisis. this is half an hour. >> good morning, everyone. we are continuing to monitor hurricane florence and urge everyone to take the necessary

and the clouds darkened over the white house as former trump campaign chairman paul manafort accepted ally bargain from special counsel, robert mueller. just what impact will that have on the case. we'll have plenty of analysis on all the news coming up on "face the nation." good morning welcome to "face the nation." hurricane florence is now officially a depression, but the rain and threat of flooding will continue over the next few days. as florence creeps through western virginia, the ohio valley and finally new england. parts of north carolina have received record rainfall in misses over 30 inches today the state is expected to get another 6-12 inches of rain. more than 580 people have been red cued from the storm in the that numr morehan 735,000withou in the next couple of days. cbs evening news anchor jeff glor has been leading our coverage since before the storm hit and joins us from his post in wilmington, north carolina, jeff. >> john, good morning. north carolina as taken nearly nonstop punishment from florence for days now and as this storm continues its slow, painful slide

jon: jeff paul in los angeles, thanks. >>> the justice department coming under fire from president trump over the employment of bruce ohr who testified in front of a house committee this week. >>> plus the death toll in puerto rico after hurricane maria rises significantly after a recent study. as the president continues to say his administration's response to the storm went well. >> i think we did a fantastic job in puerto rico. we're still helping puerto rico. the governor is an excellent guy. and he's very happy with the job we've done. i think most of the people in puerto rico really appreciate what we're doing. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. now i know you're thinking, "i don't want to hear about insurance." cause let's be honest, nobody likes dealing with insurance, right? which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. i like denni

jon: jeff paul in los angeles, thanks. >>> the justice department coming under fire from president trump over the employment of bruce ohr who testified in front of a house committee this week. >>> plus the death toll in puerto rico after hurricane maria rises significantly after a recent study. as the president continues to say his administration's response to the storm went well. >> i think we did a fantastic job in puerto rico. we're still helping puerto rico. the governor is an excellent guy. and he's very happy with the job we've done. i think most of the people in puerto rico really appreciate what we're doing. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, lucy could only imagine enjoying a slice of pizza. now it's as easy as pie. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? exbut are you gettinglot enough of their nutrients?, new one a day with nature's medley is the only complete multivitamin with antioxidants from one total serving of fruits and veggies. new from one a day. the wonderful t

that is the official death toll in puerto rico. embraced by the federal government. so paul ryan, as an employee of the federal government, whose salary is paid by the taxpayer said he accepts that figure. where are we that it's really barely a blip that the american president this morning came out and denied american lives were lost in a hurricane a year ago. how do we head into a new one with any confidence we'll get credible information? >> we can't. and the point of having this conversation is accountability. hurricanes are one of those moments when people's ideology is set to the side and they all expect a coherent response from the government. the responder of first resort. and as a test for all of us and for our government. it's not about him. but the problem is that he always takes these things personally. his ego first. his sense of offense first. and his first instinct is to defend that and for this president, the buck always seems to stop somewhere over there in the far distance. every year this country takes a day on 9/11 to think about the thousands of a

here is house speaker paul ryan. >> it's hurricane relief. we're not going to rebuild houston, florida? we're not going to help puerto rico or the fires in california? the other domestic spend something something we all agree on. we have an opioid crisis in america. let's get on to fixing it. we think we are close to cures on cancers, let's keep that going. and getting a good down payment on infrastructure. >> let's talk to cnn reporter chris cillizza and nia-malik henderson. as you point out in your piece, chris, it comes on top of the $3 trillion republicans added to the deficit, approving the tax cut legislation the end of last year. how do you square that with the republican party of yesteryear? >> yesteryear? it's not like we're talking about 1880. >> a year is like a week lately so -- >> true. paul ryan rose to national prominence, brooke, rose to the speakership on the strength of what the ryan budget, what was the underlying principle there? our debt, we were spending too much. our debts were getting out of control. we needed to make

paul: thanks, haidia new report the number of deaths from last year's hurricane in puerto rico is vastly higher than thought. george washington university says about 3,000 people died. that's far more than the total of 64 in the island's original estimation. some other investigationings the tally as high as 5,000. says ernor ricardo roselo the george washington report linebacker the official total. president trump warned social media to "be careful" as he accused google of search results for negative news about him and went on to say google, facebook and twitter are trading on very, very troubled territory. and later tweeted that the situation will be addressed. the president commented after fox business said google favored liberal news outlets. he offered no substantiation for his claim. and appealing to the federal trade commission for help as it fights limits on access to u.s. markets. it says restrictions based on national security concerns harm consumers by reducing competition. and also insists it is not a danger to the u.s. huawei and z.t.e. have come under scrutiny over fears the

government response to hurricane maria in puerto rico. federal, state, and local officials struggle to find a temporary housing for those affected by the hurricane for you -- hurricane. damages estimated at more than $100 million. the judge and paul manafort's -- last month, manafort was convicted by a northern virginia jury of eight counts of tax and a bank fraud. the jury deadlocked on other counts. the jurors were not sequestered. the chicago mayor says he will not to a third term in 2019. "hasid that being mayor, been the job of a lifetime but not the job for a lifetime." he has been in office for more than seven years and he was also president obama's former chief of staff and a former congressman. offensive and distasteful. that is how aretha franklin's family is describing the eulogy at her funeral last week. the pastor spoke for nearly 50 minutes devoting most of that time to criticism a black parenting and black on black crime. that thes nephew said eulogy caught the family off guard. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tik