briggs referendum that's according to the company's global head of public policy he testified in front of the u.k. house of commons committee. we looked at all advertisements for any connection to russia and we found no evidence of our services being used to interfere in the referendum but we don't look in the survey for the pay for advertising the election but actually the operation of channels will go to the films which are which can be linked back to russian agents who have a political purpose a message through the referendum would you be able to do that for us we are happy to cooperate with that investigation so yes yes despite these are endless attempts to accuse russia of brecht's that meddling in this pressure on online platforms to expose any shady business that russia might have been up to yet another revelation this time from you tube that nothing of sort had happened and this indeed as yet another session of the u.k. parliamentary committee inquiry into feek news who this time travel to washington to ask their questions but it has to be said that despite all of their hard wo

lobbying group pushing for a second briggs referendum one of the key ideas is quote lead not leave the e.u. campaign to influence the opinion of the public and politicians on the issue downing street has reacted quickly to his amaze spokesperson insisted there will be no second referendum because the country has of course already voted to leave the european union human rights and labor rights lower down the volatile is when the light could speak to you down. keeps cropping up again this breaks it will be another vote what do you make of the fact that we've got a u.s. billionaire funding a group that's trying to reverse u.k. policy isn't that foreign interference well of course and of course we know that george soros i'm self has played a role in interfering in many country in some of the color revolutions so-called color revolutions in eastern europe for example and of course we know that the us government itself has and continues to meddle quite seriously in other people's elections with in other people's political processes for example secretary of state tellers and just were recentl

briggs. >> they are working our shift today. i'm christine romans. it is february 9th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. the federal government is shutdown for the second time in three weeks. the senate voted to pass a two-year spending bill to reopen the government. >> the house is an open question at this hour. debating right now on the house floor. these are live pictures once again as they try to find the votes. for the latest, we are joined by suzanne malveaux in washington. suzanne, good morning. this passed 71-28 in the senate despite rand paul's best objections and long they were. what is the likelihood of it sailing through the house? >> reporter: we don't think it will sail through the house. there is more work to be done. we expect it will pass. it will be more mysogny. you saw nancy pelosi urging people to think about the daca and dreamers and how they are related to the debate and how it will unfold is a series of procedural matters and a debate on the deal. the vote expected in the hour or

a cnn bleacher report special with dave briggs and hines ward and coy wire. that's at 2:30 eastern tomorrow afternoon. >>> i'll watch that. a major city on the verge of running out of water. what is being done to help in cape town, south africa? that is next. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? armless bowling. you got this, jimmy! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. pick a domain name. choose a design. you can build a website in under an hour. now that's a strike! get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. i love you. searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so start your search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts we know life can be hectic. that's why, at xfinity, we've been working hard to simplify your experiences with us. now, with instant text and email updates, you'll always be up to date. you can easily add premium channels, so you don't miss your fa

i'm dave briggs. it is 4:30 a.m. in parkland, florida. america once again waking up to its recurring nightmare. a mass shooting. helpless to stop the gun violence plaguing the country. 17 people killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. five patients remain in life threatening condition. ten others hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. so far, 12 victims of the deadly rampage have been identified. here just a is just a few secon the horror they endured. we want to warn you the video is disturbing. >> holy -- oh, my god! [ gunshots ] >> just an absolute nightmare. officials say that is the sound of an ar-15 rifle being fired by 19-year-old former douglas student nikolas cruz. senator bill nelson told cnn how the attack began. >> the shooter wore a gas mask and he had smoke grenades. he went and setoff the fire alarm so the kids would come pouring out of the classrooms and into the hall. there the carnage began. >> just never had a chance. the gunfire sent students running for cover trying to escape. >> i started hearing si

campaign to reverse the briggs's vote has received a hefty boost from u.s. billionaire george soros best for britain has confirmed he donated almost half a million pounds to his foundation. george soros foundations have along with a number of other major donors also made significant contributions to our work indeed through his foundations he has contributed four hundred thousand pounds he's funding is one among many sources. as for britain is a pro e.u. lobbying group pushing for a second brags that referendum one of their key ideas is quote lead did not leave the european union the campaign hopes to influence the opinion of the public and politicians on the issue downing street has been quick to react on the matter to resume a spokesperson says that there would be no second referendum as the country had already voted to leave the e.u. local conservative politician paul miller told us that the braggs it process is a matter for the government and the e.u. only this is a british issue it's an issue for the british people anybody from the outside stay outside t

. >> a less good-looking version of dave briggs. >> he's in minnesota. he will be there for the super bowl. tune in tomorrow for a kickoff in minnesota special. the cnn bleacher report special with dave briggs and hines ward and coy wire. that starts at 2:30 eastern tomorrow afternoon. >>> and tesla founder elon musk announces he sold out of flame fl throw throwers. confused? that is coming up in the cnn money stream next. oh, manatees.k "" oh! there's one. manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. luckily, office depot®not officemax® is hereeart. to take care of you. ♪ taking care of business with print services done right. on time. guaranteed! expert tech support. and this week all dell pcs are up to twenty five percent off! save even more when you purchase a dell monitor. and make sure you protect your investment. office depot® officemax. officedepot.com ♪ taking c

. >> i'm dave briggs. good to see you. good to have you back from vacation. >> a couple days off. >> it is tuesday, february 20th. we start with the latest on gun rights. six days after the school massacre in parkland, florida, the nation's youth on seizing the microphone demanding changes to the gun laws. more than 100 teens i staging a high-in on presidents' day to toughen gun regulations. >> students will board buses to speak to state lawmakers tomorrow. students in florida yesterday were promising to take their message to washington. >> this is simply a matter of are you with us or are you against us? are you for taking steps to save us or are you for taking nra blood money? we are not letting the united states be run by that terrorist organization. my friends and i, my community and i have stahave stared down barrel of an ar-15 the way you have not. we have seen this weapon of war mow down our friends. how dare you say we don't know what we're talking about. you have no idea what you are talking about. >> there is sup

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. lawmakers in the nation waiting for clarity from the president on guns. they're still waiting. the president mentioning a few possibilities when he spoke to governors at the white house. he was firm on bump stocks. >> bump stocks, i'm writing that out. i don't care if congress does it or not. i'm writing it out. >> president trump told lawmakers he is willing to stand up to the nra and they should be too. >> don't worry about the nra. they're on our side. half of you are so afraid of the nra. there's nothing to be afraid of. if they're not with you, we have to fight them every once and a while. that's okay. >> despite that, the white house is backing away from the president's call to increase the age requirement to buy some weapons to 21. >> they want to raise the age. >> they did not bring up the age raising one time. the president is listening to the stake holders here. the governors at the local level to help stop some of the shootings. when they don't bring it up, that is telling

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm rene marsh. it is thursday, february 1st. it is 5:00 a.m. east and 7:00 p.m. in pyeongchang. >> right on the edge of the olympics. are you excited? >> i'm excited. sports guy. >>> escalating public feud with the fbi and the president over a classified memo which the president could release as soon as today. fbi director chris wray clashing with the president with the memo pushed by devin nunes. chairman of the house intel committee. wray issuing a rare public warning expressing grave concerns about material omiss n omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. >> the comments from president trump's own fbi chief coming after two days of private

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. the way i watched the super bowl. is that how you watched? >> kind of. i don't know who is the winner in the end. >> we shall see in the hours ahead. investor concerns not quieting yet after monday's epic selloff on wall street. the dow with the biggest single day-point loss ever. futures are wall street rebounding after falling sharply overnight. we're fortunate to have the chief financial correspondent here every morning with the drop and how long it will last. >> the stock market selloff is not over yet. we can see what is happening in world markets. the wall street plunge is rippling around the globe. asia markets. tokyo and shanghai. 4% is a big move in nikkei. europe opened an hour ago. all down. less than 2% right now. we will watch to see if it stabilizes. dow futures are up 79 points. they turned higher. they were down more than 700 points overnight. it gives you the sense of how erratic it was. the dow lost more than 1,800 points in the past couple days. monday was brutal. look at that decline. that is a 1,6

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is monday, february 12th. we will talk with josh roggin shortly. he traveled with the vice president and he will update us on the talks. >>> we start with the white house struggling to move beyond the rob porter scandal. tweeting and reporting suggests that porter was encouraged not to quit after the allegations

briggs. the opening ceremony just moments away. nearly 3,000 athletes from over 90 nations see their dreams come true as they walk into the stadium. one unfathomable dream for the agent ligthletes carrying the f. that was given to four-time olympian erin hamlin. get this, she says her parents almost decided not to come this time. they would have missed this incredible moment. listen to this. >> they always end up going because we're here. let's do it. this time was the same. they are like, it is your last olympics. we'll go. i think they will be glad they made that decision. they're pumped. i'm sure my brothers will be pumped. we have grown up watching the olympics. we are always like who is carrying the flag. to be that person is insane. >> reporter: we want to give you one athlete to watch in pyeongchang. skiing speed demon on the slopes and one at the 2014 sochi games became the youngest slalom champion at 18 years old. mikaela shiffrin. >> i'm going into the games with the similar mind set from sochi. i have the ability of winn

briggs if they go see a hands on billions of draft treaty on the block upcoming break with the u.k. but it's already been rejected by britain because of what it says about northern ireland could the problems be briggs's on doing. and the german government plays down the prospect of a ban on diesel cars in the nation's cities but the pressure is growing on the country's spiled industry to change it its ways and take action. plus in the next sixty minutes a temporary truce for a second day in syria monitoring groups say there were clashes before the russian ordered ceasefire which saw the syrian forces advance into the rebel held on cable . but still no sign of civilians using a designated humanitarian corridor to leave. and the silent revolution is a film set in the mid fifty's germany that tells the story of the school chaos and the silent protest that led to unexpected consequences robin better from a culture desk will join me for more on that. easy. helen a very warm welcome to you i'm cheema of gone president of gunnies or offered peace talks to the taliban during a conference in

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. do you think the students mobilizing is turning public opinion? >> i think this is the mass shooting generation. they have a voice that gen xers haven't felt. >> demanding changes to the gun laws. more than 100 teens staging a lie-in outside the white house on presidents' day. an effort to pressure lawmakers to toughen gun regulation. >> 100 students will board buses from parkland to the florida state capital to speak to state lawmakers tomorrow. students in florida rallying and promising to take their message to washington. >> this is simply a matter of are you with us or are you against us? are you for taking steps to save us or are you for taking nra blood money? we are not letting the united states be run by that terrorist organization. my friends and i, my community and i have stared down the barrel of the ar-15 the way you have not. we have seen the weapon of war mow down people we know and love the way you have not. how dare you tell us we don't know what we're talking about. y

i'm dave briggs. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. we start with the markets. concerns not quieting. not yet after monday's epic selloff on wall street. the dow with the biggest single point lost ever. futures on wall street rebounding after falling sharply overnight. we always have our chief financial correspondent here. christine, how long could this last? >> it is continuing oversea ov. let's see what is happening over jaes. it is relationship nliis -- it the globe. dow futures turned lower again. they popped. they fell 700 points. it shows you how volatile it is. on monday, the dow lost 1,800 points. monday was brutal. it shed 1,175 points. 4.6%. that is a rebound from down here when it was 1,600 decline in history. this wipes on the the d s out t for the year. the jobs report on friday was a trigger. strong wage growth. wage inflation is good for workers, but bad for corporate profits. the fed reserve may have to raise rates faster than planned. the bond market has been telling for some time that things are changing. bond yields move opposite to price. as neil p. dougheryields g

i'm dave briggs in parkland, florida with rene marsh in new york. we begin with the latest on the florida high school shooting as families hold vigil and begin to say good-bye to their children. charging documents in the case show 19-year-old nikolas cruz has confessed to being the gunman. we learned the fbi was warned about cruz by someone who saw a threatening post online. that post, one of many, that offered disturbing glimpses into his mental state. all 17 victims have been identified by the broward sheriff and as lawmakers fumble with what to do or not to do, this morning, the conservative murdoch owned newspaper cover. "mr. president, please act on gun control." accompanied by the editorial. seven people remain in the hospital. four in critical condition. for the latest we learned on the attack before and after, we turn to rosa flores in parkland, florida. good morning, rosa. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the suspect faces 17 counts of premeditated murder. this morning, from probable cause documents, we learned he confessed to the crimes. f

i'm rene marsh. >> i'm dave briggs. president trump has been quiet on twitter if you haven't noticed. we will see if it changes later today. we start with the escalating feud with the fbi and the president over a classified memo which the president could release as soon as today. fbi director chris wray clashing with the president over the memos pushed by devin nunes. wri it wray issuing a warning of the material omissions of the fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. >> the comment from the fbi chief coming after two days of private talks with the president where top justice department e officials tried to convince the white house not to release the memo. here is john kelly on the document's release. >> national security lawyers washing f work for me in the white house. they are slicing and dicing it to see what it means. >> have you seen it? >> i have. it will be released soon. >> president trump was overheard after the state of the union telling a republican congress member he will quote 100% release the

i am dave briggs. imagine for those kids. going back to school -- >> a tough day. >> i was there 19 years ago, columbine, when they went back. those kids never wanted to go back to that school. >>> we start with the president. was donald trump's decision to run for president tied to his company's business dealings in russia? the mueller investigation is looking directly at the actions of president trump before the 2016 campaign. sources say investigators are asking witnesses when mr. trump became serious about running for president, how that timing co-ins sided with his business -- coincided with his business moves including the effort to brand a trump tower in trump tower. >> and compromising information the russians may have on mr. trump. sources do not know whether mueller has evidence of wrongdoing. the team is reaching beyond the campaign at how the russians may have sought to influence mr. trump. the president claimed any inquiry into his family's finances would exceed the special counsel's mandate. an attorney for the

time from you tube that nothing of sort had happened it was said that all odds with any connection to briggs it was examined and no evidence of this was found now this indeed yet another concession of the u.k. parliamentary committee inquiry into feek news who this time travel to washington to ask their questions but it has to be said that despite all of their hard work this inquiry has produced no results of substance so far if you remember previously this committee seems to have been sort of left hanging by twitter. we found that one percent of the accounts in the data sets were registered in russia could you confirm how many other accounts were being controlled from agencies in russia even if they were not registered there we don't have sufficiently strong evidence to enable us to conclusively linked them with russia the failure to obtain straight answers is simply increasing concerns about these issues rather than reassuring people. well this as google also said they found no evidence of russian meddling in the bronx that referendum as well as of course facebook following their investiga

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. new days starts right now. see you tomorrow. >> i'd love to see a shutdown if we don't get this taken care of. >> we're making real progress on a spending deal. >> i don't think we expect the budget deal to include specifics on the tkpwraeubgz reform. >> we're back in the ball game. >> where does the level of political discourse gone in this country? >> this is a different memo. >> the first one was very clean. this is a lot less clean. >> an enormous political price if he refuses to reveal the whole story. >> despite

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it's tuesday, february 13th. it is a full week since the rob porter scandal and three days since the president tweeted lives are shattered because of the mere allegations. this is getting harder for the country and white house to ignore. rob porter's first wife is speaking out. this galvanized the scandal. she is slamming the comments by kellyanne conway and the white house communications director hope hicks. >> i never met somebody so strong with instincts and loyalty. >> you have no reason not to believe the women? >> i have no reason. >> colbie writes, in the washington post, borrowing kellyanne conway's words, i have no reason not believe her when she says hicks is a strong woman. the statement implies those in abusive relationships are not strong. i beg to differ. it is the subtle forms of abuse that inflict serious damage and making it hard for the victim to see the situation clearly. >> when the president called for due process in cases like rob porter's, it came to a shock to the members of the central pa

s briggs's vote despite a renewed effort to dig up proof. this is in fact the second attempt by facebook to try to establish the facts as to what went what went on around the break that referendum so if we cost our minds back to december facebook launched the investigation into alleged russian interference in that referendum and found that as far as russian adverts had gone regarding briggs it well they only amount to two . or three of votes which totaled a cost of less than one pound and the reach of those adverts was minimal if not nonexistent reaching only two hundred people so simon milner he's the head of the policy director of facebook for the u.k. he wrote today me and collins he's an m.p. in the houses of parliament here who's been leading the charge to try to find any information about alleged russian interference and in that letter mr milner said that there was basically minimal interference if any by the russians so this call is also to investigate again he's done so and said and concluded in that letter today that there has been

post briggs's we will be the only english speaking common law country in the whole of the e.u. and when countries worldwide from all across asia the middle east and the us want to establish a presence for the very first time in the e.u. in an english speaking country where it's very very straightforward and very easy to do business we're hoping they will choose our and as that platform to launch themselves into a market of five hundred million people a market that we are fully committed to and a market where we've already established very very strong trading relationships so we do see that as an opportunity for our and we also see the opportunity where some of the financial services sector particularly in the city of london where they choose to relocate internationally we are competing with locations like frankfurt paris and brussels that are and will become a very attractive location for them to relocate to and to investing so it's not all bad in fact you know that our opportunity to pitch ourselves as that launch pad for the english speaking world into the e.u. will be a very

and for those who have been attempting to find the link between russia and the briggs referendum and no matter how hard you try you just can't find something that isn't. the south african parliament has voted in favor of new legislation that could see the learned from white farmers see on these paulus leo has the details of south african parliament has backed emotion in their cause for changing the constitution and allowing for lead exposure without compensation essentially white south africans will lose their land they will not be compensated this despite the fact that it flies in the face of the current constitution it follows the inauguration of the south african president so will oppose a two weeks ago that he has said that he wants to speed up the transfer of land from white to black south africans now despite the fact that a party ended two decades ago you still have a situation in south africa where most of the land is owned by whites this is a hugely emotive subject for south africans the motion was bought in parliament by the economic freedom fighters party now it did receiv

and you auntie briggs it party is about to be launched in the u.k. and it's finding its first support from across the channel french m.p.'s belonging to emmanuel marc klass on marsh party not only bank the idea but have reportedly been giving advice to the party's founders r.t. shallot do bensky has more. this is really a brand new political party that's about to launch in the k. its goals are quite ambitious pledging to transform british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of brakes it being reversed the british people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall although get is a sore head while the party is launching in the u.k. it's getting advice from a court cannot hear it from the helping hand coming from a manual much calls party the public on the march with advisers said to have been at a recent meeting consulting about tactics and it's norm which one you're a good friends was glad you came here like the west and like many other countries look

or best for britain is a pro e u lobbying group that's pushing for a second briggs referendum one of their key ideas is quote lead not leave the european union the campaign hopes to influence the opinion of the public and politicians on this issue downing street was quick to react on the matter is i'm a spokes person says that there would be no second referendum as the country has already voted to leave the e.u. . the second speak now for a council for basingstoke that's paul miller joins me on the line that there's been plenty of people looking for russian interference in the brig's that referendum what about this which would appear to be u.s. influence on trying to reverse the decision of the brig's it referendum isn't that what this is a us billionaire contributing money to try and change the decision well he is certainly a billionaire he happens to be an american but i don't think it's a us. an individual who has an awful lot of resources. to contribute to what i can determine to very very and he breaks it organization and they want to then you are lobbying i have no idea what is

alleged russian interference in that referendum and found as far as russian adverts had gone regarding briggs it well they only amount to two. to three our votes which totaled a cost of less than one pound and the reach of those adverts was minimal if not nonexistent reaching only two hundred people so simon milner he's the head of the policy director of facebook for the u.k. he wrote today me and collins he's an m.p. in the houses of parliament here who's been leading the charge to try to find any information about alleged russian interference and in that letter mr milner said that there was basically minimal interference if any by the russians so mr collins also to investigate again he's done so and said and concluded in that letter today that there has been no russian interference as far as the briggs's referendum is concerned now earlier this month damian collins he travelled to the us to meet with officials from the big tech companies such as you tube and some of the answers he received from them perhaps didn't satisfy him. they looked at all advertisements any connection to russia and w

s briggs's referendum that's according to the company's global head of public policy he's testified in front of a u.k. house of commons committee. we looked at all advertisements with any connection to russia and we found no evidence of our services being used to interfere in the process referendum but we don't look in the survey for the pay for advertising the election but actually the operation of channels or the films which are which can be linked back to russia nations who have a political purpose a message through the referendum would you be able to do that for us we are happy to cooperate with an investigation so that says yes yes despite these are endless attempts to accuse russia of bret's that meddling in this pressure on online platforms to expose any shady business that russia might have been up to yet another revelation this time from you tube that nothing of sort had happened this indeed at yet another session of the u.k. parliamentary committee inquiring into feek news who this time travel to washington to ask their questions but it has to be said that despite all of thei

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now. alisyn camerota live from parkland, florida where students return to douglas high school. have a great day. >>> i >> i have nothing to do with rush shafplt i have no deals there. >> robert mule or asking about business opportunities for donald trump in the 2016 campaign. >> this president could be incredibly compromised. >> just because they are asking doesn't mean they have evidence of it. >> the fact that he has been downgraded tells that he is not in a position to be a significant role of the white house. >> he is a valued member of the team, and he will continue. >> we are getting this blurring of behavior in his private and public roles. >> we're going to take it as it comes along every single day.

lobbying group that pushes for a second briggs referendum one of their key ideas is quote lead not leave the european union campaign hopes the influence opinion of the public and politicians on the issue downing street was quick to react to them a spokesperson insisted there will be no second referendum because the country has already voted to leave the human and labor rights lawyer danka violet told us that the u.k. is now seeing the same kind of foreign meddling that happens in other countries around the world. we know that george soros and self has played a role in interfering in many country in some of the color revolutions so-called color revolutions in eastern europe for example and of course we know that the us government itself has and continues to meddle quite seriously in other people's elections with you know in other people's political processes for example secretary of state tellers and just were recently on a trip to latin america he called for the military in venezuela to overthrow their democratically elected president i think for countries like the u.s. the u.k. i think

lawmakers it's over allegations of russian interference on the platforms during the briggs's vote but there has been little if anything to back up those allegations be looked at all advertisements of any connection to russia and we found no evidence of our services being used to interfere in the referendum a very small number of suspects its research agency linked accounts forty nine such accounts were active during the campaign which represents must not point nor five percent of the total number of accounts these are very low level things until we complete this investigation we won't know what we haven't had this. information that's enabled us to target on a particular page or a particular phenomenon despite all their commitment enthusiasm and hard work spanning over a period of really several months when this inquiry kick started it seems like the u.k. parliamentary committee that's trying to find out the truth about a russian any breck that meddling they seem to be really hitting a brick wall this week they travelled all the way to washington thousand thousands of miles presumably

stuff there an interesting analysis from asia correspondent based in singapore the european union's briggs and negotiator michaud bank he says the time has come for britain to make a choice of what sort of future relationship it really wants with the bloc he says without a customs union and outside the single market values to trade are unavoidable the u.k. wants the best of both worlds but he is in london ahead of the next phase of talks on leaving the view it will focus on the terms of a transition deal key issues including immigration and britain's ability to strike third party trade deals. garia has taken up the e.u.'s rotating presidency you know what he's thinking so what well the nation isn't a role model economy it's dogged by organized crime and corruption and still has strong links to the russian oligarch you don't use christiane type went there for us. the city of vanna is bulgaria's largest port on the black sea. fleet pipeline sections were made in the german city of housing and have been delivered to a firm owned by the russian energy giant gazprom the port city is awash with

helen briggs has more. caught on camera in the road forests of nigeria's largest national park, red river halts, and nocturnal visitors like the nocturnal cats and the jenot. this visitors like the nocturnal cats and thejenot. this is home to some of africa's most endangered animals and conservationists are using hidden cameras to monitor them. you go through a loss of camera images. it can be quite a tedious process. leaves blowing in b wins, orjust noises, you don't see a great deal, and then you will get something like and then you will get something like a golden cat. you when it does not quite shot are in sight, but there they are in full detail. just about is working with the local rangers to help protect the wildlife. the park is the stronghold for a red chimpanzee found only in nigeria and neighbouring cameroon. —— rare chimpanzee. with only a few thousand left the wild, these images brace hopes that the great ape can escape extinction. scientists from king's college london have discovered it's

winning combinations a young austrian briggs.

i'm dave briggs. good morning, 4:31 eastern time. we start with the possibility of yet another shutdown. the federal government runs out of money in about 43.5 hours. leaders from both parties say they are near a deal to fund the government for two years. can you believe that? two years. the republican and democratic leaders in the senate huddling to hash out the remaining differences on defense and domestic programs. sources say immigration and daca have not been part of the spending talks. >> negotiators got a scare when the president jumped into the issue. >> if we don't get rid of loopholes where killers are allowed to come into the country and kill -- not just ms13, there are many gang members we haven't mentioned. if we don't change it, let's have a shane. we'll do a -- a shutdown. we'll do a shutdown. it's worth it for our country. i'd love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. >> the white house later saying the president was "not advocating for a shutdown." he said, "i'd love to see a shutdown." press s

britain's opposition leader germany corbin has outlined a more flexible approach to immigration after briggs it then the prime minister theresa may he said his labor party would guarantee permanent residence for european union citizens living in britain and the right to bring their families to join them first pro independence demonstrators have clashed with cattle on police in barcelona while demonstrating against a visit by spain's king felipe and supporters of catalonia split from spain have criticized the monarchy for allegedly failing to pay enough attention to the region and promote political dialogue. and local people welcome teachers back to the school in florida where seventeen students and staff were killed in a mass shooting twelve days ago police officers carried out identification checks before drivers were allowed into the school this is spec that shooter of former student after school is facing multiple murder charges. turning to the war in syria now russia has called for a daily pause in airstrikes on the rebel held on klav of eastern ghouta president vladimir putin says the a

still no sign of civilians using a designated humanitarian corridor to leave also coming up the top briggs if they go see that today on the beaches of draft treaty that's likely to trigger new arguments with britain and time is running up the u.k. is set to leave the bloc in just a radio. also in the program honestly when some signed me to speak across much of europe being subzero temperatures extreme weather warnings are in place in many countries as the cold front blankets even the continent's south an edge is good snow. i don't welcome i'm. for the second day a temporary truce ordered by russia failed to create a window for humanitarian relief in syria's eastern cruta amounted to a group says a barrage of airstrikes preceded the cease fire pushing for with the advance of syrian government troops on the outskirts of the rebel stronghold they've also been reports of ground battles during riaz the truce was supposed to be still in effect and still no signs of civilians evacuating or aid getting through. the skies over eastern ghouta were supposed to fall silent but a five hour humanitarian

welcome to "early start," i'm dave briggs. >> i'm alison kosik. wednesday, february 14th, happy valentine's day. >> that's right. happy valentine's day. >> happy valentine's day to you -- >> or galentine's day -- twitter told me. >> i think he's going to give a rose later. >> i will. >>> conversations over who could replace embattled chief of staff john kelly heating up. cnn is reporting that president trump called associates in recent days discussing possible replacements for kelly in the wake of the rob porter spousal abuse scandal. multiple sources tell us the president has made no decision to push kelly out, but they say names being floated if he does include chief economic adviser gary cohn. house majority leader kevin mccarthy, and nic mulval -- nic mulvaney. sarah sanders said yesterday the president has confidence in kelly. >> in comes as the white house struggles to control fallout over allegations porter, the former white house staff secretary, physically abused his two ex-wives. porter denies the accusations. chief of staff kelly defend

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. nice to see you thursday morning. major questions of who knew what and when after the top white house open efficiently -- white official forced to step down over allegations of abuse. rob porter is the staff secretary whose help takreputat on the rise. john kelly and others known about the domestic violence abuse claims which porter denies. >> reportedly president trump was upset and his daughter ivanka trump deeply disturbed of the photos of the black eyes. possib porter's ex-wives claim of abuse. one of the ex-wives told "the washington post" more. >> i'm not surprised they see him as a model of discretion and integrity and character. i believe he is and professionally he is intelligent and he is measured and he is certainly someone that i would trust in that professional position and in his personal life he is also abusive and angry. >> an official said porter misled west wing staff and kelly by accusing his ex-wives trying to smear him. kelly was shocked by the new allegatio allegations. he also believes every ind

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. good morning. the white house struggling to move beyond the rob porter scand scandal. porter was urged not to quit after allegations of domestic violence. axios reports that some senior white house officials strongly encouraged him to quote stay and fight to keep his job as staff secretary. the key gate keeper to president trump. porter claiming he never misrepresented anything to chief of staff john kelly. >> that's is not sitting well with john kelly. that storyed up by an unnamed member of congress. after days of speculation of kelly's future, kellyanne conway said this to jake tapper. >> i spoke to the president last night. i told him i would be with you today. he said please tell jake i have full faith in chief of staff john kelly and i am not actively searching for replacements. he said i saw that all over the news. i have faith in him. >> the president this weekend weighing in on the rob porter scandal. he tweeted this. people's lives are shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. some ar

in south jersey relentless rain forced a closure in along union mill road at parker and briggs after parker street controversy fluid. heavy fog blanked cooper river park and rain caused flooding on sidewalks and grass nearby. over in montgomery county rising water levels in the wissahickon creek closed valley green road and surrounding streets. although this road is open, we're seeing ponding and puddling along certain roads, be aware of that as you drive along this morning. tam. >> heavy rain caused problems in flourtown, montgomery county forcing a fuel tank up and out of the ground on bethlehem pike. heavy rains may be to blame for toppling thi in springfield montgomery county blocking a walking path. nobody wnjas iured. >>> police are trying to figure out who place add explosive device on a person's car that went off resulting in damages on the hood and windshield. the bomb squad towed the car to a garage for further examination. >>> red cross is helping a family that was burned out of a home in colwyn, delaware with c. two adults and multiple pets escaped the flames on south fro

. >> i'm dave briggs. it is tuesday, february 27th. we start with gun control. lawmakers and nation waiting for clarity on the gun issue whiand while they are waiting, the president spoke to governors at the white house. he was firm on the issue of bump stocks which increase the firing rate of the semiautomatic weapon. >> by the way, bump stocks, i'm writing that out myself. i don't care if congress does it or not. i'm writing it out myself. >> president trump also told w lawmakers he is willing to stand up to the nra and they should be too. >> don't worry about the nra. they are on our side. half you are on so afraid of the nra. there's nothing to be afraid of and you know what? if they are not with you, we have to fight them every once and a while. that's okay. >> despite that, the white house is appearing to back away from the increased age requirement to buy some weapons to 21. >> they want to raise the age. >> they did not bring up the age raising one time in the meeting. the president is listening to the stake holders and sitting with the governors at the

s opposition leader jeremy corbyn has set out his approach to briggs it in a speech the labor party leader to britain being in a permanent customs union with the e.u. said the move would avoid the need for a hard border in northern ireland under-insured free flowing trade for business policy could lead to labor siding with conservative backbenchers to defeat the prime minister to resume a briggs it strategy we live in the european union but we're still working with european partners in the economic interests of this country. when forty four percent of our exports are to the e.u. countries and fifty percent of our imports come from the you that it's in both our interests both our interests for that trade to remain tariff free well our jersey has been in barbers in coventry where corbin gave that speech maybe him so what more has germany corben been saying and how important was this speech. well daryn i think most people will tell you that it was fairly important because of the pressure that mr cosby has been under from some of his own members of parliament but also from business leaders to

s house of lords questions the corporation's briggs's coverage following the release of damning reports we hear from one of the office. i think it's pretty bold that a public broadcaster skew. dramatically in this direction a look for political leadership. donald trump is saying that he'll definitely release the contents of a controversial classified memo alleging abuse of surveillance powers by the f.b.i. . it's really. more. i'm. on the list to new zealand this who allegedly convinced. the pop star lord to cancel her television concert. great to have you with is this our harvey this is r t international. the b.b.c. has been accused of bias in its brigs it coverage with the majority of its guests said to hold a pro e.u. stance and that's according to several recent reports which have prompted anger in britain's house of lords corporation's editorial guidelines however say that it must be inclusive and reflect a diversity of opinion making the whole spectrum of voices on the political stage but the reality of that appears to be quite different in practice. across our output as a whole w

month so the end of the show on the team nights one of them allows he says you have a cutter have a briggs and they will go to heaven and this was i still get goosebumps when i talk about this. ordeal so you'd work for the oh no sorry trust me you know. you know. stuff you know to push to understand is us. the u.s. is losing in two ways number one the climate denying is precluding them from the dissipating in this new economy number one and number two the effects of the climate change and why the catastrophes the global you know migrants that are the result of it all this other problems are hurting the u.s. economy on the other side of the trade so you've got a double. loser. then you don't. see the. two i. could put it. to me not through only ten space. left alone. said. no seven did that to. you speak french. musette. then send them all to new. busy. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to mean to people this is the simple song alone even some company else will they can find private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us. yo

so ugly end of the show on the thirteenth nights one of them alas he says whoever cats will have a briggs that they will go to heaven and this was that i still get goosebumps when i talk about this. ordeal so you did what i'm sorry or the one i'm sorry. as not. thank you all this you know more stuff. to push to understand is us. tens of billions hundreds of billions probably a trillion dollars of u.s. government subsidies a shot on the energy industry yes government can subsidize mining of big oil rather cryptic currencies and put those into while it's called american citizens give each have an automatic wallet tied to the social security account and they can get a daily and weekly or monthly air drop points that they can then years to boost economy with the government can easily do that. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to meet the people themselves with simple song alone even find company else with so they can find private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell of. a lag from us you guys we got. to go. i've been this is. j

i'm dave briggs alongside hines wa ward, former mvp and coy wire, and the bleacher report lead writer mike freeman and the temperatures are in the double zero digits, and the game is inside, so fellows, let's bring in it. >> reporter: super bowl lii in the bold north and die hard philly fans. >> we are not going to lose this game. >> and the patriots are back yet agai