don? >> good lord. brian, let me bring you in here because what are authorities saying about the explicit warning the fbi get about the shooter a month ago? >> reporter: don, this really could not have been more egregious of a mishandling of information by the fbi. the fbi with a stunning admission today that on january 5th of this year the bureau got a tip on their hotline from a person close to nikolas cruz. and this is what the person said. this is according to the bureau itself. that the person talked about cruzes gun ownership-b his desire to kill people, about his erratic behavior, his disturbing social media posts, and about the potential of him conduct a school shooting. by the bureau's own admission this should have been assessed as a potential threat to life. that's their words. but the really horrible part about this is that information when the bureau got it it never impart td to its miami field office. director christopher wray, he is promising to get to the bottom of this. but as you menti

as he once said about don reagan. but six months ago i would have said that guy who had a lock on the title worst white house chief of staff and modern history was don reagan, the disastrous white house chief for ronald reagan. i think kelly is giving him a run for that title. not only has it been his complete inability to speak truth to donald trump, built now the one thing he spoegsedly is good at is making the trains run on time in the west wing and turns out to be a complete illusion. >> and he's saying well there are no pranz of firing him tonight. they wouldn't say. that you made the point in the break about flynn. flynn has a confidence. and then i'm on the air right after they said that reading. well, you know, he's been fired. >> what is interesting is michelle goldberg talks to one of barack obama's staff secretaries. this man then went to work for the nsa as the general council. counsel. he saw far more classified information as obama's rob porter, same job as rob porter, than did he at the nsa. so this is

it's a formality really, and don kicked the ball. normally, wakefield's goalkicker was don fox's brother and teammate, neil. but neil was watching the game from the stands with an injury, so wakefield's fate and the watersplash final lay in don's hands. no pressure. how did you feel? was he a player or was he your brother, or was he a bit of both? did you have nerves, what was going through your mind? that i wish it was me who was taking the kick at the time. right. because don was a bit softhearted, he was a gentle man really. yeah. and i was sat in the stand and thinking well, he's got to kick this, but this is a kick that i wouldn't have liked to have taken. commentator: he's missed it! he's on the ground, he's missed it. well, and there goes the whistle for time. what a dramatic... everybody's got their head in their hands and he's in tears, he's in tears. he's a poor lad, poor don fox... they alljumped up in the air and cheered. poor old don were on his knees. i went across to him and said look... and moved on to celebrate. and

don. >> good lord. brian, let me bring you in here because what are authorities saying about the explicit warning the fbi got about the shooter a month ago? >> don, this really could not have been more egregious of a mishandling of information by the fbi. the fbi with a stunning admission today that on january 5th of this year the bureau got a tip on their hot line from a person close to nicholas cruz, and this is what the person said. this is according to bureau itself, that the person talked about cruz's gun ownership, about his desire to kill people, about his erratic behavior, his disturbing social media posts and the potential of him conducting a school shooting. by this bureau's own admission this should have been assessed as a potential threat to life. but that information when the bureau got it, it never imparted it to it's miami field office. director christopher ray he is promising to get to the bottom of this. but as you mentioned a moment ago governor rick scott is furious. he wants christop

investor and writer as well as the host of the podcast show sunday with charles also in new york we have don de bar he's an anti-war activist and host of a daily radio program and in london we have garri he is the director of eurasia future all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want let me go to adam first thing in london adam if i didn't know better watching the cable network news i would have thought that it is a. series of very bad series that should have been cancelled probably after it's pilot but no it's goes on and on and on and has no reflection to reality let's take for example the indictment of thirteen russians i looked at the c.n.n. and embassy let me see i didn't have any indication whatsoever they actually read the indictment and all they do is go on and on and on and we have matthew chance from c.n.n. in same st petersburg russia going through the trash the garbage of that troll farm that's well i guess trash meets trash go ahead adam well that really is truly a marriage made in heaven and it's symptomatic of the image of. kind of

children on this ok but don you know let's go back to the thirteen an indictment i mean when i saw it. i saw it on you tube i read the indictment and the first question that came to my mind well where is christopher steele's name what he did he wasn't registered as a foreign agent he didn't register with the federal elections commission i mean everything they accuse these young kids they were basically interns at this troll farm. applies to christopher steele but. in the mainstream media that cable crazy people didn't even one of them there are legal experts didn't even draw that conclusion that was the first conclusion i came to go ahead. well first of all you have to look at what exactly this indictment is coming from a grand jury and what the grand jury process is you know famously this been described as a process where a prosecutor can indict a ham sandwich this was term that was coined by the former head of the state court system here in new york who himself and set up getting indicted on his way out of his career and this is a process that took place a grand jury came out of the

i'm don lemmon. the cover-up is unraveling and the white house is still unable or unwilling to tell the truth about rob porter. a man who despite the lack of full security clearance, may have had access to this nation's top secrets. a man who despite accusations that he had abused both of his ex-wives was not only still working in the white house, he was up for a promotion. a promotion, that's right. think about that for a minute. the white house knew about incredibly serious accusations about rob porter, accusations that he had assaulted both of his ex-wives. they knew that as a result, he wasn't getting approved for his permanent security clearance. and not only did they look for ways to keep porter, they were seriously discussing giving him a promotion. right up until the moment the scandal blew up and he resigned. why is that? well, because john kelly liked the job he was doing, despite being aware that porter's ex-wives could have damaging information on him. a white house official telling "cnn

mainstream media has dick discredited self in this country and around the world in my view you know don you know the interesting thing for me is that when. a rosenstein of all people to be on is that he was reading out that indictment i mean i think he needs he needs to get in front of a grand jury i mean seriously and he's reading it out i mean i this a classic example of taking out the garbage on friday that changed the topic here because by the way i think most in his team they're all paid by the hour how many more hours we get they get to be paid i mean are they going to be able to retire on this and support that. rank children on this ok but don you know let's go back to the thirteen an indictment i mean when i saw it. i saw it on you tube i read the indictment and the first question that came to my mind well where is christopher steele's name what he did he wasn't registered as a foreign agent he didn't register with the federal elections commission i mean everything they accuse these young kids they were basically interns at this troll farm. applies to christopher steele but and

i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. we have shocking breaking news on the stoneman douglas rampage. the school resource deputy who was armed and in uniform waited outside, outside the high school as shots rang out over and over and over, as hero teachers and students gave their lives to save others. the deputy did nothing to stop the shooter. nothing to protect all those students and teachers. it was his job to keep them safe. that's exactly why he was carrying a gun, and he never even went inside. listen to the reaction. this is from broward county sheriff scott israel. >> devastated, sick to my stomach. there are no words. i mean, these families lost their children. we lost coaches. i've been to the funerals. i've been to the homes where they sit and shiver. i've been to the vigils. it's just there are no words. >> well, the deputy resigned today after he was suspended without pay. but this is another disgraceful failure to protect the students and teacher of stoneman douglas. a failure by the very people who were cha

>> that's right, don. we were told by officials that were briefed that the shooter purchased this weapon, this ar-15, that investigators have been able to do a trace, that he purchased it sometime in the last year. he purchased it in florida. he passed a background check. he filled out the required farms. there was nothing to stop them from selling this weapon to him. >> investigators are looking at his social media, as well. >> certainly, don. this is playing a key role in this investigation. and the sheriff, pretty early on, there was evidence that the police were able to find his social media profile. here, we've blurred some of the images because they're pretty horrific. he's on there, showing pictures of guns, taking various photos of himself with different weapons. he talks about shootings and killings and hurting law enforcement. so, all of this came to the police. once they identified him, they did a search of social media and they were able to clearly find this and really raising the question of w

symone, go. >> exactly, don. so what i think folks -- americans watching tonight should understand is that this budget that the trump administration, the trump white house has put forward, is just a continuation of what i -- this gop tax scam. this is literally a budget that robs, i said it last night and i'll say it again. >> ten seconds. >> jose and maria to pay, you know these tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. at the end of the day, the -- >> i got to go. >> the gop purported they're the party of everyday people. they're fighting for middle class folks, the little guy, and they're not. this budget is a statement of their values, and i hope people are paying attention. >> all right. facts. i don't want people to think that i'm ending early and walking off the show. it's time to go. i've never ended early and never walked off a show. come on, now. put symone back up. say it with me, facts. >> come on now. i'm with you. happy black history month. >> happy valentine's day, everyone. hope you have a sweetheart

time to hand it over to don lemmon and "cnn tonight." >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. first off, many of you have noticed that i have not been here. my oldest sister died unexpectedly last week and i am back sitting with you tonight because this is exactly where she would have wanted me to be. lisa was so proud of me and she -- all she wanted for christmas last -- this past year was a new "cnn tonight" t-shirt. she had washed the letters off the old one i gave her a few years ago, and that's all she wanted. please bring me a new "cnn tonight" t-shirt. so i want all of you to know that your prayers and words of encouragement have meant the world to me and my family over the last few days. so many of you have reached out to me that i can't respond to all of them, so i want to respond now and please pass this on. i can't do, um, everybody's name, but i just want -- because there's so much conflict happening right now, i think it's important for all americans to know that something like this, when it happens, it tends to bring out the best in people. even some of my compet

i'm don lemon. it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast live with new developments on a story of sex and pliks that's making headlines across the country. missouri's governor indicted today on a first degree felony charge of invasion of privacy. the whole thing stems from allegations that the governor used a photo of his naked mistress as a form of blackmail

i am don lemon. why do we keep asking why the president won't say what his spokespeople and surrogates are saying about domestic abuse? that is a grotesque and that it's wrong. maybe it's because he doesn't believe it. why do we keep asking why he tweeted what he tweeted will wishing an abused accuser well without even mentioning the victims. maybe because he can. because he doesn't relate to those women. because, doing otherwise would bring up his own shortcomings and the more than a dozen women who accused him of sexual harassment or assault. he talks about the men needing to have due process, the same due process that he refuses to afford others. like the wrongly convicted central park five for whom he wanted death. at the time he took out ads, in four new york city newspapers, calling for the death penalty for them. and as recently as 2016 doubled down on it. and to this day he refused to apologize or even admit he was wrong. due process for, take note, for accused beater of women, rob porter, fo

tonight he is on a suicide watch, don. the public defender's office says he is expressing sadness about what happened. he does seem to be aware of what has occurred. >> kyung, a lot of people are wondering tonight how an individual like this, who was posting so many alarming things on social media, could go unnoticed, but the fbi had been warned. >> reporter: yes. you're talking about an fbi tip from february of 2017. and this came from a youtube vlogger out of mississippi. the mississippi vlogger was just simply putting up a video and then got an unusual comment, an unusual comment from someone who had the exact same name, nikolas cruz. unfortunately the name wasn't exactly spelled the way that this shooter's name was spelled. instead of a "c" it was a "k" and the comment said i'm going to be a professional school shooter. what that mississippi vlogger did, he called the fbi. the fbi came out and spoke with him. then it's a little muddy what exactly the fbi did from that point on. the fbi telling the press in a news confe

information that don junior said if it's what you say i love it. joining me now is harry litman and david frum. harry, i'll start with you on this. paul manafort is 68 years old. he seems to have nothing to gain by going to prison for donald trump. and there isn't much that he can offer that would be higher than himself. he was the chairman of the campaign. i'll ask you the same question i asked in our previous block. what's the biggest thing that donald trump would have to fear? would it be that manafort is willing to give up jared or don junior? >> we don't know. we do know that trump himself, the president, has said privately, at least it's been reported, that he thinks manafort could, in fact, incriminate him. how could that happen? one of two ways it seems to me, something that really puts the

what did don mcgahn know about this? she would not answer the questions about the chief counsel's role in this. i'm not sure this briefing provided any more information or did anything to move beyond all of this. you had the sense last week that there was more of a time for just answering every question out there. but it steameemed to me to be m retrenching. the white house again is not providing the answers. the security clearance is something that goes well beyond rob porter. that's an active situation for at least 30 white house officials and political appointee that's it has real consequences. >> all right. thanks. the white house seems to think they can keep not answering questions and not providing any sort of time line on this and the questions will go away. >> and i don't think they will. this is such a clear big mistake. not only by the people in the normal trump circle but they're part of this. i wonder if the deeper problem with they will not having security clearances and not having a normally staffed white h

don mcgahn certainly knew. and the question i have, and i don't think we know the answer to, is what conversations, if any, did mcgahn have with porter, did kelly have with porter? was this, apparently from some reporting out there, he was trying to sort of downplay this at a certain point, but did those conversations evolve as more and more information piled up from the fbi. we don't know the answer to that. >> phil, does it make any sense that someone in an important position like porter, who is working very closely with the chief of staff, that no one in this personnel office, when they got the initial report, would have at least red flagged, said, hypo, you know what, there's this issue here, do you think they just took it upon themselves to send back for more information and then they're just holding onto it, waiting until they make some decision to inform don mcgahn or the chief of staff? that just seems to defy logic. you would think they would at least raise some red flags about, hey, this is why he doe

it was instinct that you had, nstint that don had, and ivanka. there were a lot of statistics behind it, jared was it was ntal in that but also believing that there are of sands if not thousands swing voters that had never voted in 40 years. not vote for aey democrat, they haven't voted. >> who have been totally forgotten about. factories at their are shutting down and no one is doing a single thing at it. hey haven't gotten a wage increase. literally, in 10, 11, 12 years. this is the first year where starting the see wages increase. they had totally been forgotten about by our government, by washington. there is a big poster, big government sucks. by the way.uck [applause] >> and people all across this way.ry feel that they felt they got left behind. you also mentioned religion, and a ave to go back to that for second. i'm telling you, religion won this. i can't explain it. >> there was something spiritual country.ened in the >> there was something spiritual that happened. every single place i went, every walked down the street people came up to

>> hi, everybody, jessica dean , don bell, we're ready, man. >> we are ready. by the way, we heard your eagles chant back at chickie's and pete's'. and we're going to beat t okay , on three. three, two, one e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> i like it. that was so smooth. >> we got people from delaware , from south jersey, from philly, we got people that can't help it. >> ♪ on the road to victory ♪ fight, fight, fight. fly eagles fly ♪ for a touchdown 123 ♪ hit them low ♪ hit them high ♪ watch our eagles fly ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the road to victory ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles else! >> that's it. >> we have fans here from minnesota. who are eagles fans, as well, and they're getting it after. so we're having great time. but our pat gallen also doing what he does. he caught up with a guy who loves the eagles. celebrity who everybody knows. pat gallen, joining us from a local brewery. pat, take it away. >> reporter: don, what's up, my man, at brewing company in minnesota, met eagles fans in the house. we're hanging out here, before i came here, though, i met up w

don bell has that story from the mall of america in bloomington, minnesota to, 90 don, this exciting a announcement just happened couple hours ago, rig right? >> yeah, this is a great night. it's a great night if you're eagles fan. if you're a fan of this ball club, two of its all-time greats going in. terrell owens was only there for a year and change talk about him in moment but we want to focus on web weapon x brian dawkins into the hall on his second try. dawkins spent 13 seasons with the birds overall he was a nine-time pro bowler really revolution knifed the way they played that safety position. when talking about his election night hall he wanted to give prop to pair of eagles coaches that really helped him along the way. >> jim is dell one of those individuals so when emmitt brought this dude out of me that i thought i can be more than what i thought i was which i was becoming, i owned that individual. jim got that guy. so he got that individual that was ready to do any and all things possible with these things that god had given me. without those two individuals in my life t

i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. a very troubled world tonight. our breaking news, 17 people shot to death today at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. five people hospitalized, life-threatening condition. ten more in non-life-threatening condition. the suspect, a 19-year-old -- 19 years old, a former student -- in custody. and sources say he is talking to investigators. he had been expelled. law enforcement sources say the weapon used to kill those 17 people was an ar-15 style firearm. he had a gas mask and smoke grenades and pulled the fire alarm, just to lure out more victims. sources also saying that he tried to mix into the crowd, the crowd of students, to try to escape. those are the facts right there. but they don't even begin to tell the full story here, the entireto story. the story is this. this is a sickness that has infected the country. unchecked and unfettered gun violence. today, 17 lives are over. 17 famili

we have also got sports director don bell, he is here, as well, he talk to the bird today and don, this is last time they will talk to the media before the big game. >> yes, it is time to dial in and get focused and that is something they have been able to do all season long. listen there is a whole lot of love for doug. when you talk about the eagles and what they have been able to accomplish peterson gets most of the coaching credit but there is a man behind the man who deserves a whole lot of attention. >> we're grown men in the room things stay in the room, stay in the room. i'm pretty sure you know what i mean by that. that is about it. >> reporter: running backs coach duce staley is brilliance behind the three headed running backs. >> he is one of the best coaches, i have had in my entire career. >> i be real with them, i share with them, my passion about this game, tell them how i live through them. >> reporter: staley has been a member of the coaching staff since 2011 and before that he wore midnight green as a player from 97 through 2003 when he was a teammate of head coach dou

sports director don bell is live in minneapolis with some very exciting news. don. >> reporter: hey, natasha, they made it officially literally just a few minutes ago, brian dawkins just crossed the stage along with ray louis brian erlacher and randy moss to name a few for this 2018 class, terrell owens also in as we mentioned earlier in the show. there was a red carpet for the honors ceremony here at the university of minnesota and it had an -- i had an opportunity to talk to a former -- a couple of former greats about this class. >> t.o. is second in almost every statistical category. t.o. should have been in two years ago. we shouldn't even be having this conversation. >> b. dawk did a great job for philly. the impact he had on this game is legendary and him being a fellow floridian, from jacksonville, have a rooting interest in. it's a very nervous time right now for those guys and hopefully we'll know here in the next night minutes if he was able to get in. >> reporter: we expect to talk to brian dawkins one-on-one again that ceremony ending just moments a

no, betza, te dije-- don carmelito: préndanle. préndanle rápido. todos: [hablan] albertano: mira, deja veo cómo va la marcación y ahorita nos comemos tu camaronzote. maría: albertano, aguarda. doña lucha: ay, santa Úrsula. papá, ya van ganando las chivas 3-2. don carmelito: ya se está poniendo abusado mi equipo. maría: ¿te gustan las tenazas? tienen harta carnita, ¿verdad? albertano: la neta, no. es que se me figura el monstruo de la película del depredador. todos: ¡gol! ¡del américa! albertano: ¡gol! ¡del américa! dispensa. yo no debí. maría: sí debiste. hace mucho tiempo. vamos, américa. vamos por más. Árbitro: [silbato] todos: [bufan] don carmelito: bueno, quedaron 3 a 3, pero jugaron mejor mis chivas. todos: [discuten] rosa: Ándele, carmelito. jugó mejor el américa. todos: [ríen] [hablan] albertano: ¿recuerdas la canción de tus 15? maría: ay, ¿cómo no? ambos: ♪ y es que tú tú, tú te has convertido en una visión ♪ >> miren, qué buena onda. comida para todos. todos: [hablan] rosa: mira, luchita, le quedó

don, it's important to point out a closed hearing. this is not a public or open hearing, we won't see her face the members of congress. but we are expecting her there. we'll see if she answers these questions, again about the original meeting that was happening in 2016 in trump tower with the russian operatives and some campaign officials. >> the white house held its first press conference today since the former trump campaign deputy rick gates agreed to cooperate with the special counsel. what did the white house say? >> white house press secretary sarah sanders was asked about that. this comes after the chants of "lock her up," the hillary clinton chants from the cpac conference when the president was speaking, was happening about the same time that a top former campaign official was pleading guilty. so the white house was very quiet about that on friday. but this is what sarah sanders had to say today. >> look, i think that those are issues that took place long before they were involved with the president. and anything beyond that,

don mcgahn is emerging of every trump administration scandal. honestly, he's in the middle of all of them. mike flynn and russians to firing james comey to the domestic abuse staff secretary guy and everything in between don mcgahn is in all of it. so the allegations from porter's ex-wives made to the fbi, those were conveyed to white house counsel don mcgahn because he is the human siv through which all trump administrations must flow. that information from the fbi was reportedly conveyed to john kelly who has now according to the "new york times" and abc news, he has now reportedly offered to resign from the white house. now as i mentioned, those are contested reports. john kelly himself denied to nbc news' kelly o'donnell he offered resignation but there are mult multiple source reports that he has offered that resignation. clearly, his continuing tenure in the white house is very much in question. including some unusual and direct evidence obtained by "the washington post" today that at least someone from a senior staff member in the white h

i'm don lemon. we're following two, huge stories tonight. first, breaking news and it's a cnn exclusive. robert mueller asking questions about the president's sister-in-law. and it's not just jared kushner's russian contacts. while he was working for the president, he was also trying to get financing for his company from foreign investors, including the chinese. mueller's investigators have been asking questions about kushner's conversations with those investors. we'll have that for you in a moment. >>> plus we're going to cover the parkland school shooting for you. five days. that's how long it's been since the shooter opened fire at marjory stoneman douglas high school, a gun he never should have had in the first place. teachers and students were shot in cold blood in a school where they should have been safe. parents, teachers and students are demanding something needs to be done. innocent americans will keep dying until we have the courage to put their lives ahead of politics. if you want to see what courage looks like, i want you to see

i'm don lemon. the it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast. live with the breaking news on the florida school shooting. sources telling cnn that three broward county sheriff deputies were outside the school during the rampage but failed to enter. that's in addition to the armed school resource deputy who also stayed out white 17 students and teachers were shot to death. a latest in the disgraceful record at every single level. missed tips and opportunities. and all of those failures led to the deaths of 17 people. here are some of the missed warning signs. cnn obtained documents that showed officers were called to the shooter's house 39 times. florida state services agency investigated cruz in 2016 after he posted violent videos on snapchat and instagram. they closed the case determining he wasn't a threat to himself or others. one month ago the fbi received a call with an ominous warning about nikolas cruz saying i know he is going to explode. i think about -- i just think about, you know, getting into a school and just shooting up the place.

is don mcgann's status as counsel? sec. sanders: he is the head of the white house counsel and i have no indication to see differently. reporter: the other question is senator corker said last night he was reconsidering and possibly will reverse his decision not to seek reelection. already a republican primary is in the process in the state. what is the president's view? again,senator corker run or would he urge and go back home to tennessee? sec. sanders: we have not had that conversation about senator corker's plans, but as always i cannot wait in on any specifics about the race. i will take one last question. reporter: last year the most rations -- the administration said the national debt is a crisis. does the president believe it , and if therisis national debt is a crisis, why hit the gas pedal instead of the brake? sec. sanders: the president, one of the biggest and top priorities of the president's first year in office, was to pass the tax cuts and jobs act, which we think will have a big impact on that moving

[laughter] don: good for the opponent! debra: i think i knew russ was going to run for local office from the moment he cut in on his best friend who is dancing with me. it was a young democrats event in kansas city. he said hello. as my father-in-law used to say, it's a genetic defect in this family. president of my college on democrats in columbia, missouri. columbia college. russ was statewide president of young democrats. he was in moscow at the time at the university of missouri. -- he was in law school at the time at the university of missouri. so we connected. it kind of throws you to say, he has from a political family and i was involved in political committees. but to say yes, i'm going to commit. what if we win, then what? to lose but it is a very difficult decision to make because what if you do when? in illinois at my girlfriend's bridal shower and i got this call from rocks and he said, -- and i got this call said, i needd he to talk to. we had been redistricted one block. said, oh my gosh. can you just give me

damian: all right, let me get serious on the topic if i can, don hernan. you and i were watching--you and i were watching the news earlier on nbc bay area, and you saw a lot of the immigration issues. how angry does it make you? because you're kind of considered a social activist. how angry does it make you when you see the attacks on immigrants? hernan hernandez: seeing all these things that are happening right now, you know, it makes me upset, it makes me-- the frustration, you know, it gets bigger every day. because when you see the way things are getting for the dreamers especially, all those generation, those young kids that they came here with their parents without being their own decision. you know, it was the parents, the parents' decision. and now, the way the person is doing these things and the way he's using, his way of thinking or his way of saying that things or what he's going to do, it makes me so upset and makes me--the frustration not only in the mexican community or latino community, i think most of the nationalities that live in the uni

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i think don mcgann should do the same thing. look, i think this is a learning moment for the white house. and they could take it as an opportunity to really cast a light on domestic violence, the same way we have seen done with sexual harassment after harvey weinstein. this could be a water shed moment for women, for victims of spousal abuse, not just women, and the white house could lead on this. so i think there is a lot more that people like john kelly and don mcgann could do right now, starting with talking to the american people, acknowledging they mistake, acknowledging that there is no room in this white house, in this government, in this country, for spousal abuse and that those who commit it will pay a cost, a very high cost. >> i wonder what you think, and especially your comments stuck with me because you, you know, you are a fan of some of the things that this president does. but you said you're putting your foot down on this one. what do you want to see done in response by this white house? >> sure. i support the pr

don bell was with the eagles today and don, they are having to take into account the length of the half time show because it is a lot longer half time then they are normally used to. >> reporter: yeah, it is a game changer, while justin timberlake is trying to bring sexy back the eagles will be trying to stay warm. yesterday, they practiced at the university of minnesota and during that session, they simulated a 30 plus minute half time show. after that half time show, in the second half of their practice, they were not as sharp. so today during the media session the quarterback and the coach talked about it. >> you know, hey, get the team together, get coaches together and start, you know, browbeating everybody. we're so late in the season now that we understand how to practice but just making sure that we under stan the importance of one, that is why i did the break, was to put us in that situation, now we understand it so it is a very teachable moment. >> coming out in the second part of the practice it wasn't as clean as we wanted. we still got great work in. at any moment there is

. >> we have been joined by don bell. hi don bell. >> how are you doing. >> you were here all day with us as well. >> the crowd today was absolutely electric. now, i have had an opportunity to go back and look at some of those comments, and hear some of those comments again from the players and it really makes sense they are a unit and message from the guys was really unifying. you know they expressed themselves in different ways, the message is all pretty much the same. we were uer dogs. found a way to get it done. this is family. we reflect you the city. absolutely amazing we want to go tout greg argos with fans as they took in all of this today, in south philadelphia at broad and reed, greg. >> reporter: it is quiet here, as you mentioned, anything but just a few hours ago. fifteen minutes ago the city sent out a tweet they are estimating 1.5 million people attended this parade, a few hundred thousand, were right here in south philadelphia and it was, electric. south philadelphia on fire, anticipation from decades of w

>> it really is, don. one of the things that caught our eye earlier today was why john kelly would even put out a statement as it was being announced that rob porter was resigning with these very serious allegations facing him. and, you know, that statement from john kelly that came out as these allegations were coming forward was pretty glowing. and it's sort of odd, a senior white house official told us this evening, don, one of the reasons they were putting out these glowing statements not only from john kelly but from white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders is that those statements were drafted and written in response to the initial "daily mail" story that broke all of this, and that they did not respond quickly enough when these other reports were coming out including from cnn that featured a photograph of one of porter's ex-wives with a black eye. and that essentially, i'm told, the photograph of the black eye changed everything. there are many things wrong with that on multiple levels. fi

i'm don lemon. 11:00 p.m. on the east coast. president trump's hand picked fbi director throwing cold water on the time line put out by the white house in the rob porter director chr says the fbi briefed the white house on the investigation starting months earlier than the white house admitted. now the administration is changing the story and trying to shift blame to the personnel security office. which one official tells cnn doesn't actually have any power to make decisions. all this turmoil coming at a time when russia is gleefully doubling down on election meddling and targeting the mid-terms. and the president of the united states is it still not convinced russia meddled. he has not specifically directed the intelligence committee to fight back for our democracy. why would that be? that comes as we have breaking news. president trump's long-term personal lawyer michael cohen says he paid foreign star stormi daniels 130,000 out of his own pocket. crowen says he was never reimbursed and he says the trump campaign was not invol