. >>> and i'm hannah jones here in london where it's 6 a.m. on tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. >>> well, breaking news from washington, where they have been reporting the national security adviser michael flynn has resigned. he has been under fire for his contacts with the russian u.s. ambassador before president trump took office. >> a number of sources say flynn inappropriately discussed u.s. sanctions on moscow imposed by the obama administration. and just recently we learned that the justice department had warned him that flynn may be vulnerable to blackmail by russia. >> all right, let's go out to our senior white house correspondent, jim acosta. jim, i suppose his relationship had been tenable, or growing that way. but was it the potential idea of blackmail that was at issue, or was it because he misled mike pence, the vice president? >> i think it was that the administration had warned him a month ago, that was certainly a turning point in all of this. all of this feeling inside the white house -- it was just unacceptable that the national secur

we have set up a just giving page and that's around raising funds to help the three kids, luke, hannah and olly to fulfil the dreams and ambitions thatjulie and mike knew they had. they didn't want luke to drop out of university and hannah to end college and go into a job, they want them to continue their studies and that's what the fund was set up for. the fund has grown and it has expanded beyond our belief. they can't believe it. they're astownded. you know, when i share some of the comments, theyjust can't believe the support and it has really struck a chord with everyone. it helps them understand this is a big deal, this is life changing for them. it's like this huge community has got together and put their arms around them and said, it's a bit pants right now, but it's going to be ok. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather. we are seeing an end to the really cold weather and the snow as well. over the weekend we saw temperatures struggling up to three degrees or so, with snow across some parts. it is slowly turning milder and by the middle part of the week temperatures will

hannah and madeline are healthy woman. the affordable care act protects them by ensuring they will have access to affordable coverage whether on their parents' plan or a plan on the individual market. so when we talk about that legislation, when we talk about medicaid, when we talk about medicare, all those issues, one of my basic points is that representative price, were he to be health and human services secretary price, has to have an answer for those pennsylvanians. he can ignore members of congress's questions -- and sometimes he's done that. we don't have time to get into that today, but he's done that in the confirmation process. but he has to have an answer for stacy ritter. he has to have an answer for her daughters madeline and hannah. he can't ignore them and their health care needs. he have has to have an answer for rebecca who's worried about what will happen to her, whether she'll still be able to have a dairy farm, whether she'll be able to have a family. he's got to have a family for rebecca in pennsylvania

hannah daniels is here in new york. >> president trump meets face-to-face with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house today, it's their first meeting since his inauguration. the high profile foreign visit comes amid yet another damning report focusing on mr. trump and russia. >> the bombshell report published in the current and former american officials with direct knowledge of the fbi's classified probe into russia's meddling in the 2016 election. the unnamed officials say federal agents are sifting through a trove of intercepted communications showing members of the president's campaign and other trump associates had repeated contacts with senior russian intelligence officials in the year before the election. among them, paul manafort who served as mr. trump's campaign chairman for several months. >> there's nothing that would conclude me anything different has changed with respect to that time period. >> white house press secretary sean spicer denied any pre election contact tuesday amid a barrage of questions over michael flynn's abrupt resignation as nationa

hannah lupton reports. not much to smile about when faced with a relegation battle. claudio ranieri's leicester are one point above the bottom three and so are swansea, but they are revitalised since paul clement took charge. with so much riding on this game, it was all rather cagey. that was until alfie mawson managed to break free, the central defender showing his survival instincts. he has now scored more premier league goals this season than wayne rooney. when fighting at the bottom, timing your next move can be crucial. in first—half injury time swansea struck again, martin olsson hammered in his first for the club, much to the delight ofjanuary's manager of the month. the champions have failed to score in the premier league in 2017. it took over an hour to register their first real chance. islam slimani's effort smothered by fabianski. leicester's turnaround in fortunes is baffling, not least for their owner. a huge victory for swansea and paul clement, but leicester haven't won in the league since new year's eve. this is a hangover they need to shift quickly

. >> my daughter, she's 12, likes hannah montana. i said, "miranda, i saw a poster of hannah montana. it was, like, as big as a wall." and she said, "well, how big was the wall?" and i had not specified this. so that is a skepticism of information because she's trying to receive information and make sense of it. that's all a scientist does. and i gave information insufficient enough for her to make sense of it. and if that ever stops, you end up growing up as an adult that just believes whatever anybody tells you, like, "microwave ovens are bad for you." >> hinojosa: oh, god. >> okay? >> hinojosa: why did you bring that... okay, listen. >> you just believe that because somebody told you, rather than thinking about it. there are microwaves all around us. cell phones use microwaves, radar detectors. >> hinojosa: let's not use the last minute that we have for you to tell me how i made the wrong decision. >> okay. >> hinojosa: so in the 30 seconds we have left... >> i don't want you to stick >> hinojosa: when you see a young person what

. >> pregnant hannah jeter, leonardo decicaprio's girlfrien and chrissy teigen joining us after she posed nude and offered to do it for charity. >> i would do it in heart beat. for charity. i would sign it in heart beat. you should have brought it. >> and her famous swimsuit slide? >> i like this one. i'm lazy. i'm like, let's did this. i lay on my side. pop my butt. and that's makes me, i just feel good that way. i love it. >> the party continues because ladies go straight it houston for a fan festival happening tonight and tomorrow. >> nischelle turner hanging out with the cast of the hbo series "big little lies" including nicole kidman and reese witherspoon. she put the cast to the test by spreading a few little lies. >> i want know who knows each other better. nicole's nickname in high school is legs and she is deathly afraid of butterflyes. >> she is not afraid of butterflies. she was probably called legs. >> actually -- -- i can't even pronounce what that is. and it is a let foitophobia. >> looks like we may not know everything about nicole and that is the premise behind their new h

hannah daniels has that story and more. good morning, hannah. >> reporter: this week we will be watching to see what president trump has to say about taxes during his speech with governors. oil could be flowing through the dakota access pipeline in less than a week. hundreds of protesters are still in the area and there is debris that still needs to be cleared. native american tribes are continuing to fight the pipeline in court. naacp is taking a stand against north carolina's conservative policy. urging events to -- they are upset over what they see is unfairly drawn voting districts and state law limiting lgbt protection. trader joe is recalling three kinds of its unpolluted apple sauce. it may contain the last pieces and best before dates of october and december of 2018. trader joes will offer a few refund. kahnemy back to yo. >> let's there -- >> reporter: if you are one of the more than 70% of taxpayers that will get a refund, the question is what do you do with your money? from experts device stocking it away for an

you will find hannah, will whip 0lly into shape and you will find luke will be giving hannah that hug as a big brother does and they're there for each other now. thank you for speaking to us. heather. what's the just giving number up to? £112,000. that's amazing. from everyone in the family, thank you. heather, thank you. thanks for your company. joanna will be presenting the programme tomorrow. you can reach out to us on twitter. good morning. much brighter day out there for many of us in comparison with recent days, but windy and over the next few days, as the winds come in from the south—west, it will turn a good deal milder. double figures for many of us by the middle of the week. it is more of an easterly wind today. a noticeable breeze. a good deal of isn't shine for england and wales and northern ireland, western scotla nd and northern ireland, western scotland too. for the north—east of the uk, more in the way of cloud and rainfor the uk, more in the way of cloud and rain for the eastern side of scotland, but only four or five celsius along the eastern coast. maybe ten or

former deputy national security adviser john hannah will answer that question and many others. plus milo resigning from breitbart news. charlie gasparino way ahead of the story, he breaks it with details from inside the firestorm. we're less than an hour from the closing bell. i'm ashley webster in for liz claman, let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ ashley: well, we are following breaking news at this hour, milo resigning from breitbart news. he's due to speak to the press at any moment about his resignation which comes from the wake of controversial statements he made late last week. when that happens, we will take you there live as you can see the podium waiting. in the meantime, the president not slowing down stocks, that's for sure. all the major industries surging to new highs today. take a look at some individual stocks, if you will, investors buying up shares today believing that perhaps kraft heinz may have a taste for the oreo cookie maker. shares up 4.5%, this comes after unlever rejecting the offer. meanwhile verizon still buying yahoo but at a bit of a discount. the

john hannah, national security advisor for the middle east for vice president cheney. sir, any one of those you're willing to stick your neck out on say they have got the lead? >> no, i can't. they all bring unique advantages to the table. i worked with several he have them. steve hadley, i worked with the bush administration, and he like brent scowcroft is the model how you want your national security advisor to operate that system to make sure the president gets the very best advice and options possible. liz: you know you're looking at a couple of days in the past. general flynn had to quickly resign and mishandling information an not talking to vice president pence the way donald tru ft was commensurate for his position. they offered the job to john harward. he has hand-picked and no way, he said he didn't want it. how important to name somebody sooner rather than later, so it appears the administration has it all together? >> i think it is extreme ily important. this needs to be done as soon as possible. yesterday, in fact. because the president assemble an i had v

hannah daniels cbs news. >> the shakeup comes a day before israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's visit to the white house. >>> the council had an emergency meeting yesterday. north korea's news agency confirmed officials launched a missile on saturday. the u.n. security council says north carolina's actions are violating u.n. sanction resolutions and increasing tensions between countries. >> meanwhile president trump says the u.s. will deal with north korea quote, very strongly. the president addressed the launch at a press conference with the prime minister of canada road. president trump says quote, north korea is a big problem and we will deal with it, end quote. he has not yet said how he plans to do that. >>> right now police in the east bay are asking for your help. this after a deadly road rage shooting. police responded to reports of gunshots in the area of marina boulevard. a few blocks away in the parking lot. officers found the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. the man's wife and family members were in the car at the time of the shooting. as of now, no arrests have

hannah, here you. i understand how critical it is and why we need to preserve medicaid for families like yours for whom it was intended. for the medically frail and children and pregnant women. for those truly in need. if we offered to those who don't need and allow people to take advantage and misuse the system it comes at the expense of those who need it. it comes at a price that cannot be afforded and takes away from those who need it. i hear you and we will make these notes. i have a number notes from legislators. i want to embarrass you for reading them but thank you for writing them. the last one i will note is from lori who works at the county welcome center. she said she would love to see our rest stops in welcome centers be better merchants of themselves. just like we aspire to in kentucky. to have the more welcome and beautiful. i'm working with our tourism cabinet on this exact issue. we are determined to make sure people do feel welcome when they stop. i want them to stop in kentucky and wi

pregnant hannah jeter, leonardo dicaprio's girlfriend nina agdal after she and chrissy teigen joining us after she posed nude and offered to do it for charity. >> i would do it in heart beat. for charity. i would sign it in heart beat. you should have brought it. >> and her famous swimsuit slide? >> i like this one. i'm lazy. i'm like, let's did this. i lay on my side. and i pop my butt, and that maaes me -- i just feel good that way. i love it. >> the party continues because ladies go straight to houston for a fan festival happening tonight and tomorrow. >> nischelle turner hanging out with the cast of the hbo series "big little lies" including nicole kidman and reese witherspoon. and nischelle decides to put the stars to the test by spreading a few little lies. >> i know you and nicole are good friends in real life. i want to see how well you know each other. nicole's high school nickname was legs and she is deathly afraid of butterflies. >> she's not afraid of butterflies. she was probably called legs. >> actually -- -- i can't even pronounce what that is. and it is a letitophobia.

germantown pike at hannah avenue. you see the tractor-trailer stuck there, what they are doing is detouring the traffic through the parking lot, you can stick to township line road as more and more people head this way. it's causing a little bit of a problem so township line is alternate. big picture, no other big issues. let's go live outside and switch the camera scene. things are looking okay there. at main and north 3rd street we had an accident that cleared, so traffic is moving better. the big problem we're talking about here is vineland cumberland county a fire west landis road shut down between orchard and route 55. stick to sherman avenue. >>> crews race to rescue hotel guests from that place in south jersey, an officer and guest were injured while others were hanging on it windows waiting for help. annie mccormick is live at the ramada inn in vineland with the dramatic story. annie. >> reporter: matt be i'm speaking to a guest who was able to evacuate telling me he woke up to police banging on his door and t

[laughter] >> hannah jeter, we ask her who is your girl crush? >> who is your girl crush? >> anna kournikova. is >> sar poefshia? >> no. >> navratilova? >> no.

hannah wrote in with some comments on medicaid. she wants to see it preserved for those who truly need it. she talked about her 16-month-old son who is battling some health issues and she talked about how impactful medicaid was to her and her family. i hannah, i hear you. i understand why it is so critical. that's why we need to preserve medicaid for whom it was intended, the medically frail, pregnant women, those truly in need. if we allow it to people who don't flood it and take advantage of the system, it comes at the very expense of those who truly need it and it comes at a price that frankly cannot be afforded and takes fri no that he is need it. i hear you and we will make these notes. i got a number of notes from lurs. i won't embarrass any of you. i truly take your comments to heart. is from laurie adams, who works at the bullet county welcome center. she talked about the fact that she would like to see our rest stops and welcome centers be better version of themselves. to have these be more welcoming, more beautiful, more

. >> hannah. >> danika. >> they were fwhorn bostswana it's coldner d.c. >> yes. >> you were liking this. >> yes. >> and just show know, would you rather have a snowstorm on president's day which is obviously today or george washington's birthday whatever or weather like almost 7 0. i think sue said close to 70 today. which would you like. >> 70. >> 70. >> 70 yeah. >> was your name. >> what's your name. >> mica. >> what would you rather have warm weather president's day or cold stuff. >> i would say warm. >> you know what i've done unofficial poll out here and basically everybody likes the warm stuff. are you guys all having fun ice skating. >> yes. >> yes. >> so the general consensus is hold on a second. i have -- florence come here. florence. this is florence seeingman and i just found out about florence seeingman your daughters told me you're number one plan is yes i'm number one. >> do you know sue palka. >> yes. >> you do? >> yes. >> and in just a minute i'll let you toss back to sue palka how cool would that. >> so sglool she's on the other side of the camera. >> is she? >> it's no

this is looking at jane mccann, meeting the parents of hannah cross, who died at the age of hannah cross, who died at the age of 13 after five visit to her doctors. —— visits. this touches me in several levels. the family have been inspired to fund raise and to do something positive about this very rare cancer. | do something positive about this very rare cancer. i was do something positive about this very rare cancer. i was diagnosed with a brain tumour ten years ago now. wow! and i know that at the time that inspired me to do fundraising and to use it as something positive. and so it is... it is... it is great to see that. it is really therapeutic. and the fact they visited the gp so many times. it is such a rare condition. having been a doctor, i know that missed diagnoses always happen. you cannot a lwa ys diagnoses always happen. you cannot always point the blame at gps. they have ten minute appointments on average, the lowest we think in developed nations. and so i think that you do have to... if something isn't right, you have to keep going and understand that they are under a

. >> i deny ever hurting angela or hannah. >> dr. phil: for the first time in 15 years, hannah and angie face the man they say did all of this to them. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about ha

hannah, cbs news, new york. >> a lot of schools canceled in the areas already. >> no word of closures or cancellations yet or delays but as we did mention, airlines across the northeast have canceled thousands of flights so if you're heading out this morning, check your airline. >> team coverage continues and keeping an eye on conditions throughout our area. melissa headed toward frederick and evan standing by now. >> seeing anything yet, evan? >>reporter: yeah, right now, it's very wet and way colder than yesterday. i think we were getting used to that warm weather we had but that's gone. it's col right now in lees burg as we're slowly making our way towards the west virginia border to take a look at conditions. don't need to be a meteorologist to look at radar and see there's snow apparently on the way and it's coming quickly towards us but for now what we're looking at is a lot of wet roads, vdot is aware that the didn't of transportation from spot virginia saying if you can, wait till it passes. if you need to go to work, obvious advice. it's wet, right now as i'm looking arnold m

host: hannah smith is at our table, senior counsel for the becket fund for religious liberty here to talk about the nomination of judge neil gorsuch. many people say that he is in the mold of the late antonin scalia a. what are the differences? >> i think he is a great pick. he is a judge with a lot of experience. he has been on the circuit for 10 years. we have a very long track record that we can look through to see is. his judicial philosophy i think there are a lot of similarities between him and the late justice scalia. he is an excellent writer. it is a joy to read his opinions . i've been reviewing him over the last several weeks and he has very clear thinking and writing. it is really reminiscent of the way justice scalia, people loved reading his opinions. he is an originalist, a textual textualist who cares about the meaning of the constitution but what is important is he has a track record of applying the law fairly and that is important for a new justice. host: and differences? what would you say? guest: perhaps, his opinions perhapss edge to them, than what justice scali

while some night find it odd, hannah says at its core, the convention is about bonding with friends. >> everyone who comes here has the same love for mermaids and the same love for the water. we really understand each other and we understand the commitment and creativity that it takes to be a mermaid or a mer mann. so i've made so many friends that i can truly say they are my best friends. >> reporter: friendships that go a little deeper both above and below the surface. for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >> this is not a cheap hobby, by the way. they invest, those fails can cost upwards of $5,000 because you have to have a good one. >> you do have to have a good tail. man, but the top part you don't have to worry about. >> that isor a wet gig where th actually have to swim around like we saw, they can make upwards of $95 an hour. >> what are we doing here. >> i don't know i'm going on ebay and ordering a fin immediately. >> i don't know what's more frightening. >> i look a little terrifying as erielle. >> you kind of look hotter there than in person. you know your heart lo

they don't want hannah to end college and go into a job. they want them to continue their stewed ies they want them to continue their stewedies so that's what the fund was set—up for. the fund has grown and it has expanded beyond our belief. they are astounded. some of the comments, they just belief. they are astounded. some of the comments, theyjust can't believe the support and it really struck a chord with everyone and it helps them understanding this a big deal and it is life changing for them. this huge community has got together and put their arms around them and said, "it is a bit pants right now, but it's going to be ok." that was the friend heather talking aboutjulie and mike bennet. let's get more on liz truss' plans to reform the prisons. danny, she was saying there was no quick fix and cutting numbers wasn't the priority. yes, she made it clear that she is not if favour of some cut in the prison population either by capping numbers or by sentencing changes which would mean that fewer people would go into prison. she doesn't wa

[laughter] >> hannah jeter, we ask her who is your girl crush? >> who is your girl crush? >> anna kournikova. is >> sar poefshia? >> no. >> navratilova? >> no.

there's a woman who wrote in, hannah wrote in with them, on medicaid. once to see medicaid preserved for those who truly need it. she talked about her 16 month old son who has battled some truly debilitating health issues, and she talked about how impactful and important medicaid was to her and her family. hannah, i hear you and i understand exactly how critical it is and it's why we need to reserve medicaid for families like yours for whom it was intended, for the medically frail, for children, for pregnant women, for those with dependence, those truly in need. if we offered to those who don't need it, allow people to take advantage of the system at the misuse of the system, it comes at the very expense of those who truly need it and it comes at a price that frankly cannot be afforded and ultimately takes away from those who needed. so i i hear you and we will make these notes we really well. i got a number of notes from legislators. i want them to your of you by reading, but thank you for having written. i truly take your comments to heart. last one i

hannah and derek jeter are ready to hit parenthood out of the park. the yankee slugger and "sports illustrated" swimsuit girl are pregnant with their first child and roll the picture. it's a girl. there's the picture. derek jeter posted it along with hannah holding a giant bunch of pink balloons looking a little flustered if you look closely. it was in "the player's tribune" and in a heartfelt know," hannah talks about how they met and how she thought he was a pitcher at first, i love that, and that the big softy already has a name picked out for his little girl. she says he's set on it and she says we'll see. [ laughter ] we'll see who gets the name. we don't know what that name is. >> couldn't happen to nicer people. >> absolutely. >> class, sweet, really gentle, congratulations to both of them. and i talked to him yesterday and the name is michelle. >> really? >> no, i'm joking. [ applause ] >> it's already on twitter. it's too late. >> i'm giving him an idea if he changes his mind, michelle. >> i think she's going to change his mind. all right, th

[laughter] >> hannah jeter, we ask her who is your girl crush? >> who is your girl crush? >> anna kournikova. is >> sar poefshia? >> no. >> navratilova? >> no. >> harrison ford, he completely misjudged this runway. according to one guy who got a photo. >> there's nowhere to go with this except he needs to have his license taken away. >> i think these near misses show how good he

and to all of you also. [ applause ] jennifer, viraj, and hannah, welcome. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round.

they don't want hannah to end college and go into a job. they want them to continue their studies so that's what the fund was set—up for. the fund has grown and it has expanded beyond our belief. they're astounded. when i share some of the comments, theyjust can't believe the support and it really struck a chord with everyone and it helps them in kind of understanding this a big deal and it is life changing for them. this huge community has got together and put their arms around them and said, "it's a bit pants right now, but it's going to be ok." a bell—ringer at worcester cathedral had to be rescued by the emergency services on saturday evening after his foot got caught in the rope and he was pulled upside down. the 51—year—old, who was one of 20 bell—ringers in the bell tower, fractured a bone in his back. 0ur correspondentjon ironmonger has the latest from worcester. well, this was a very unfortunate mishap, but a rather miraculous rescue operation. ian bowman, who is 51, was one of 20 bell—ringers who visited worcester cath