a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! the deal is off. prosecutors say paul manafort lied to robert mueller. i don't believe it. no, no. i don't believe it. >> the president outright dismi dismi dismissive of scientists who say the climate is in crisis. gm slashing its work force by some 15%. and the fbi will overhaul the public tip line the bureau was criticized for failing to act on stoneman douglas shooter.

i'm christine romans. good to have you back. >> i'm dave briggs. it is tuesday, november 27th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. a senate seat on the line in the state of mississippi. polls open in a few hours. will it be a red or a blue, blue, blue christmas? >> well done. >> listen. >> the proud birth place of the king of rock 'n' roll. elvis. we love elvis. i shouldn't say this. you will say i'm conceited because i'm not. other than the blond hair growing up, they say i looked like elvis. do you see that? >> do you see the striking resemblanc resemblance? >> i don't see it. i'll take the president at his word. >> it is tough to tell them apart. it is interesting when he got laughter when he said i'm not conceited. more on that in a moment. we start with the big cliff hanger in washington.

did paul manafort lie to robert mueller? if he did, why? some say the former trump campaign chairman lied more more than a year. the questions swirled around manafort for more than a year. >> what is the story on the trump tower meeting with russians who claimed to have incriminating information about hillary clinton? we may never her manafort testify about any of it. cnn's jessica schneider has more from washington. >> reporter: christine and dave, the latest question after the filing, what did paul manafort lie about? the special counsel saying he lied on a number of matters. they will not disclose until they file a sentencing submission with the court later. paul manafort has been working with mueller's attorney after pleading guilty to two charges. that plea was in september. on top of that guilty plea, paul

manafort was found guilty by the virginia jury in august. now the special counsel is saying no more talks or opportunity to cooperate. they are ready for a federal judge to sentence manafort. manafort's attorneys responded. they believe manafort was truthful and does not agree he breached any agreement. for now, the special prosecutor's team is saying go ahead with the sentencing of paul manafort. christine and dave. >> thank you. roger stone associate jerome corsi refusing to sign the plea deal. mueller thought to be interested in corsi because he was known to be the back channel to wikileaks. stone's association with the team was life being interrogated as a p.o.w. in the korean war. he said they can put me in prison the rest of my life. i will not sign a lie.

of. the -- lie. the president dismissing the claims of climate change. the report contains a warning of global health and losing billions of dollars every year with the extreme heat in the southwest and major are decli--r declines in corn and dairy. what does the president think about his own administration's assessment? >> i have seen it. it is fine. >> did you see the economic impact? >> i don't believe it. no, no. i don't believe it. >> some 1,600 pages. 300 government scientists. this nation's top climate experts. not an international panel. these are american scientists. >> the study was supposed to come out in december, but it was released on black friday when few americans were paying attention. as romans mentioned, it was

conducted by over 300 scientists. one of them katharine hayhoo. she will be on "new day" later this morning. general motors will cut production at five facilities in north american and reduce the work force by 15%. including a quarter of the executives. this is a major restructuk tuctf the major american land mark company. in a statement monday, ceo mary barra says this is to be resilient and profitable and the flexibility to invest in the future. closing plants in detroit and ontario and warren, ohio and warr warren, michigan. they were building sedans like the volt and lacrosse and

cadillac and stx. gm will no longer make those cars. the production will be shutdown. the president said erahe raised concerns with barra and he is not happy. >> i was tough. i spoke with her when i heard they were closing. i said this country has done a lot for gm. you better get back in there soon. that's ohio. we have a lot of pressure on them. >> despite all of this, at the rally in mississippi, the president said the administration has found the magic wand for manufacturing. >> the previous administration said manufacturing is never coming back. it's gone. you need a magic wand. well, we found the magic wand. that's actually -- that's actually going to be increasing by a lot. we have a lot of companies

moving in. >> gm will close three plants outside of north america. one in south korea had been previously announced. dave, what is important here, this is a company hiring. hiring tech and software engineers. >> in san francisco. >> one economist said this is not about power trains, but this is about autonomous vehicles and electric vehicles and the future. it is technology and innovation, not the kind of cars we are used to. mexico's interior ministry says 98 my graigrants will be deported. the mexican foreign ministry is asking the united states to investigate the tear gas used by border agents after migrants tried to rush across. the white house justifying the response. the president suggesting that adult migrants grabbed children to increase their chances to

enter the country. >> they feel they are at an advantage with a young child. it's called grabbers. they grab a child. because when they have a child, they feel safer. all over the border, you have a lot of grabbers. you have a lot of people who grab children. they have no idea who these children are. they are not parents. >> the president denied tear gas was used on children. either he did not see or chose to ignore the woman and children running from the gas. macnei kirstjen nielsen claims some children are being used as human shields. voters in mississippi head to the polls today in the final senate race of 2018. mike espy against cindy hyde-smith in a runoff. she is heavily favored despite

the controversy. one video of her saying she would be in the front row of a public hanging. two nooses were found at the state capital the day ahead of the emotionally charged vote. along with the neooses, a sign read, we are hanging a noos e t remind you that times have not changed. the latest vote shows that the democrat t.j. cox ahead of david valadao. one other race is uncalled by cnn. new mexico. a net gain of 38 seats in races called by cnn. one in utah where republican mia love conceded. she lashed out at president trump who attacked her the day after the election before the race was called. >> mia love gave me no love and

she lost. too bad. sorry about that, mia. >> what did he have to gain by saying such a thing? this gave me a clear vision of his world as it is. no real relationships. just convenient transactions. >> the president's approval rating particultaking a hit. six in ten disapprove the job he is doing. even visual proof of a russian ship ramming a ukrainian tugboat is not enough to condemn moscow. we are live in ukraine.

president trump offering a muted response to the escalated tensions with russia and ukraine. russia seized three ukrainian ships in the waterway. others criticized the move as

well as nikki haley and mike pompeo. this was the president's response. >> i'm not happy about it at all. not at all. we let our position be known. we do not like what's happening. we don't like what's happening. hopefully it will get straightened out. >> we have cnn's nick paton walsh live on the phone in ukraine. >> reporter: ukraine is hours away from introducing marshall law as a response to the kerch strait where the ukrainian vessels were boarded and sailors were taken captive. russia, for their part, said this was a provocation. this is the more muted response from the u.s. president and the

falls into the pattern of the russian actions in the east of ukraine to undermine the ukrainian government and ukrainian economy. it has been about what moscow thinks it can get away with. the insurance secident in the a shows how they are able to confront and arrest the military. the war has continued, but it used proxies to continue the fighting. this is a clear military on military confrontation. i think there are many analysts looking to see where moscow may be testing the waters with the young trump administration to see how far they can go and perhaps use the window ahead of the g20 summit in argentina and see how far they can push washington in the willingness to stand up for ukraine.

and it has many in ukraine on edge with what russia will do. it has guarantees of constitutional rights. some areas are backed by russia which could bring an increase in the tension here. what will washington say or do to stop it? >> the president has claimed president obama for russia's seizure of crimea. now it is his problem. he says he made his position known. we will see what that position is. nick paton walsh, thank you. a fascinating story. a scientist in china claims he made the first gene edited babies. the professor claims that his lab had been editing code for

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the deal is off. prosecutors say paul manafort lied to robert mueller. i don't believe it. no, no. i don't believe it. >> the president outright dismissive of scientists who say climate change is a crisis. the president lashing out at gm. the automaker shuttering plants and slashing the work force by 15%. and the fbi will overhaul the public tip line the bureau was criticized for failing to act on stoneman douglas shooter.

welcome back to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> nice to have you back in the chair. i'm christine romans. the big cliff hanger this morning. did paul manafort lie to robert mueller? if he did, why? some say the former trump campaign chairman lied more than a year. the questions swirled around manafort for more than a year. >> what is the story on the trump tower meeting with russians who claimed to have incriminating information about hillary clinton? we may never hear manafort testify about any of it. cnn's jessica schneider has more from washington. >> reporter: christine and dave, the latest question after the filing, what did paul manafort lie about? the special counsel saying he lied on a number of matters. they will not disclose until they file a sentencing submission with the court later. paul manafort has been working with mueller's attorney after pleading guilty to two charges. that plea was in september.

on top of that guilty plea, paul manafort was found guilty by the virginia jury in august. now the special counsel is saying no more talks or opportunity to cooperate. they are ready for a federal judge to sentence manafort. manafort's attorneys responded. they believe manafort was truthful and does not agree he breached any agreement. we have to see what the judge says in case. for now, the special prosecutor's team is saying go ahead with the sentencing of paul manafort. christine and dave. >> thank you. president trump dismissing the warning of the dire consequences of climate change. findings with ominous warning of health and the economy could lose hundreds of billions of dollars every year with the extreme heat in the southwest. what does president trump think about his own government scientists' assessment?

>> i have seen it. i read some of it. it's fine. >> did you see the economic impact? >> i don't believe it. no, no. i don't believe it. >> the study was supposed to come out in december, but released by the administration on black friday when few americans were paying attention. it was conducted by 13 federal agencies and departments with over 300 climate scientists. one was katharine hayhoo. i wrote the climate chapter myself. the white house says it is false. she will be on "new day" later this morning. general motors will cut production at five facilities in north american and reduce the work force by 15%. including a quarter of the executives. this is a major restructuring of the major american land mark company. in a statement monday, ceo mary barra says this is to be

resilient and profitable and the flexibility to invest in the future. closing plants in detroit and ontario and warren, ohio and warren, michigan. they were building sedans like the volt and lacrosse and cadillac and stx. gm will no longer make those cars. the production will be shutdown. it comes at expense of 8,000 salary workers. 6,000 workers will be assigned to other plants or lose their jobs. the president said he raised concerns with barra and he is not happy. >> i was tough. i spoke with her when i heard they were closing. i said this country has done a lot for gm. you better get back in there soon. that's ohio. we have a lot of pressure on them. >> despite all of this, at the rally in mississippi, the president said the administration has found the magic wand for manufacturing. >> the previous administration

said manufacturing is never coming back. it's gone. you need a magic wand. well, we found the magic wand. that's actually -- that's actually going to be increasing by a lot. we have a lot of companies moving in. >> it turns out the rush to innovate is bigger than the boasts of the president. gm will close three plants outside north america by the end of year. one in south korea had been previously announced. voters in mississippi head to the polls today in the final senate race of 2018. mike espy against cindy hyde-smith in a runoff. she is heavily favored despite the controversy. one video of her saying she would be in the front row of a public hanging. president trump headlined two rallies for hyde-smith

yesterday. two nooses were found at the state capital the day ahead of the emotionally charged vote. along with the nooses, a sign read, we are hanging a noose to remind you that times have not changed. democrats still making gains in the house. three weeks after the midterms. the flip in the california district. the democrat t.j. cox ahead of the republican david valadao. one other race is uncalled by cnn. new mexico. a democrat is ahead there as well. democrats picked up a net gain of 38 seats in races called by cnn. one in utah where republican mia love conceded. she lashed out at president trump who attacked her the day after the election before the race was called. >> mia love gave me no love and she lost. too bad. sorry about that, mia. >> what did he have to gain by saying such a thing? this gave me a clear vision of his world as it is. no real relationships.

just convenient transactions. >> the president's approval rating taking a hit. six in ten disapprove the job he is doing. 38% approve. that's down five points since last week's gallop poll. texas congress member beto o'rourke is no longer ruling out a run for the presidency. before losing the race to ted cruz, he said he would not run. he says he plans to finish the term in the house and then who knows. >> making sure i deliver everything that i can to the people i represent until the 3rd of january. then amy and i will think about what we can do next to contribute to the best of our ability to this community. so that's what we're focused on. thanks for the question. amy, how was that?

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president trump offering a muted response to the escalating tensions with russia and ukraine. russia seized three ukrainian navy ships in the key waterway. other leaders condemned the move as well as nikki haley and mike pompeo. this was the president's response. >> i'm not happy about it at all. not at all. we let our position be known. we do not like what's happening. we don't like what's happening. hopefully it will get straightened out. >> we have cnn's nick paton walsh live in ukraine. nick, good morning. >> reporter: dave, we are hours away from ukrainian response to the crisis which introduces marshall law in the country for ten days. this kicks in at 9:00 local time tomorrow. this is what is kicking off the russian intentions.

moscow is trying to work out what it can get away with over the clash in the kerch strait as the azov sea closed off which is shared by ukraine and russia for access. dave, we have seen russia's proxies here continuing over the past years a war with ukrainian forces where people die on a regular basis. what is troubling on what happened recently at kerch strait, this was russian forces, not proxies, but taking on and imposing their will on the ukrainian navy. taking ukrainian soldiers hostage. much like the invasion of crimea and invasion of the east condemned russia's action. secretary of state mike pompeo calling this aggressive and german chancellor angela merkel calling this an effort to work out what happened there. the difference is president

trump. is he willing to take the hard line that obama took with sanctions trying to keep russia in check here or has the global analyst changed? dave? >> the president will have lunch with the secretary of defense today. likely an update. nick, thank you. president trump is shutting the door on the temporary deal with the ongoing trade war with china. this is days ahead of the g20 summit in argentina. the president said in an interview it is highly iunlikel he would accept a deal with xi jinping over chinese goods to 25% in january. those tariffs are 10%. they are set to increase to 25% in january. president trump said if we don't make a deal, i'll put the $267 billion additional on. that means even going further

and adding more tariffs. adding that tariff level could be 10% or 25%. trump said that could include tariffs on apple products imported from china, including iphones and laptops. the president wasn't in any rush to end the trade war. he was willing to more than double the tariffs it placed on chinese goods. what is unclear to me is if this is a negotiating tactic days before he meets with the chinese president to show that it looks like the americans have a lot of leverage here. they really do. another point i make is the president is talking about the tariffs where the chinese government is paying billions. >> it is money going into the treasury. >> it is from the american companies who import the products. there's a difference. ahead, taco bell has moved back into the london market after two decades. so is beer the trick to booming

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the fbi announcing an overhaul to its public tip line system. the bureau was criticized after the february massacre at stoneman douglas high school in florida. it received tips about the alleged gunman nikolas cruz. tips before the shooting. in a letter to the high school

public safety commission, the fbi says it is adding 12 special agent positions and 50 professional staff positions. it is also adding training on issues like identifying pre-attack mental health indications. california's sea lions are washing up dead near seattle's puget sound. sea lions are sometimes shot by fisher man. this is unusually a large number for this time of year. under the marine mammal protection act, aharming a sea lion can lead to a prison term. wisconsin's school district has decided not to punish a group of mostly white students who posed for a photograph last

spring. giving the nazi tional weather service -- giving the nazi salute. after the ten-day review, they cannot know the intentions in the hearts of the students in the photo. the centers for disease control and prevention now say there are 116 confirmed cases of polio like illness afm. that is ten more cases than a week ago. an additional 170 possible cases are under investigation. the disease can lead to a sudden onset of paralysis. there are cases in 31 states. 15 in colorado. 14 in texas. it is not clear whether there is a greater risk in those states or if they are better at identifying and reporting cases. 88 now dead. hundreds still missing in the aftermath of the camp fire in california. now the bay area attorney has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against pg&e. it alleges the utility failed to

maintain infrastructure. worth noting, pg&e says no official cause has been determined. the flight schedules are slowly returning to normal after a holiday blizzard caused travel chaos. nearly 1,700 flights had to be canceled monday in and out of the u.s. bulldozers called into action at o'hare international in chicago where 1,300 flights were canceled. at the peak of the storm, more than 200,000 customers were without power in the midwest. mostly in the chicago area. >> you see the thunder snow in chicago? the snow is ending in parts of the midwest, but picking up in new england. some areas could see more than a foot. let's bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning, dave and christine. the story here around the northeast is the heavy snowfall in the forecast. mid to late this morning. 5 million people under the winter weather advisories and warnings in place. the system skirts out of here

and the major metro cities are left with blustery weather. decent snowshowers across the areas across the great lakes. as much as a foot in the adirondacks and catskills and the green mountains. a foot of snowfall in the highest elevations. the winds gusting to 15 to 20 miles an hour. you see some disruption, but it will feel chilly before the warm air quickly builds back in here thursday and friday. highs today only at 24. chicago at 30. st. louis in the low 40s. these temperatures across the southern u.s. is the coldest time of the year. they are still running ten degrees colder than that period which is into the 50s in the deep south. guys. >> pedram, thanks.

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cover on the lens which will be removed this week. a florida man deciding to try hang gliding on vacation in switzerland and found out he has to hang on for dear life. the instructor forgot to attach his harness. he thought he was go to die. he managed to hang on long enough to fall into an open field. he suffered a fractured wrist and torn tendon. he is not mad at the instructor and grateful for the skilled landing. get this, he will try hang gliding again. will you? no. >> that is something. little bit like investing these days. >> up or down? let's get a check of cnn business. a global market is mixed after wall street rebounded monday. look at asia.

nikkei rose .50%. shanghai and hang seng were down. european markets were mixed. german market up a bit. barely any moves from the major averages. the dow jumped 350 points. s&p closed higher. nasdaq surged 2%. general motors, the announcement that it is restructuring, reimagining itself, investors liked it. stock closed up 5%. farm bankruptcies are on the rise in the midwest. 84 farms filed for chapter 12 in wisconsin, south dakota and montana in the 12 months that

ended in june. that is according to analysis from the federal reserve bank of minneapolis. that is double the number of the same period in 2013 and 2014. the increase in chapter 12 filings reflects low prices for corn, soybeans and milk and beef. the worst since june with the tariffs that closed the chinese market for soybeans and damaged the export of milk. and taco bell has moved back into london after four decades. it is hoping to gain customers in the new locations with beer. the first thing you will notice is the beer dispenser at the counter. there are design differences, including an open kitchen layout, wall paper and long tables with bar stools. there are 7,000 taco bells worldwide. the company is aiming for 9,000 by 2022.

>> i thought it was the beer that made you go to taco bell. it was taco bell after the beer. not before the beer. back if n my younger days. >> very true. >> "early start" continues right now. the deal is off. prosecutors say paul manafort lied to robert mueller. i don't believe it. no, no. i don't believe it. >> the president outright dismissive of scientists who say climate change is a crisis. the president lashing out at gm. the automaker shuttering plants and slashing the work force by 15%. and missed tips about this man, the parkland shooter, causing the fbi to overhaul its public tip line.