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Democratic national committee told the senate intelligence committee? >> yeah wolf, for the first time we are learning that john podesta, debbie wasserman schultz who was the chairwoman in the democratic national committee both met privately with the senate intelligence committee behind closed doors and they were asked directly about fusion gps and whether or not they knew of any clinton campaign or dnc ties to that firm that produced that opposition research about the trump dossier allegations ...

Jennifer gray meteorologist, joining us from austin. one of the hardest-hit areas. jennifer what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: yeah wolf. in wimberley weve been lucky throughout the day today, because we havent had those really strong storms. a couple showers pass by nothing too major. you can still see the blanco river behind me just looking at it is haunting knowing the stories that came out of here through the weekend. in fact eight people still missing. four faytalityiesfatalities. ...

Commander. from toerntto mubean sheikh former terror operative. give your quick analysis ramadi a city of half a million people 120,000 of them have already fled. it looks like a disaster thats unfolding right now. whats going on? >> yeah wolf. i mean it is a setback, no question. the coalition have been doing pretty good bombing out there, but you have to be able to follow it up with ground forces to seize that terrain. i think one thing you will watch here over the next couple days is what the...

Resume at first light. they hope very quickly to resolve this, to find the missing helicopter and to find the people on board. wolf? >> all right, barbara thank you. the relief effort that helicopter was part of has suffered a huge setback. another deadly quake rocking the region killing dozens of people in nepal and india. cnns will ripley is now on the ground for us in nepals capital of kathmandu. what are you seeing there, what are you feeling? i just understand you went through another major...

From our panel. joining us lieutenant colonel retired james reese, global affairs analyst, former u.s. delta force commander and j.m. burger author of the book "isis the state of terror" and a fellow the at brookings institution and founder of the website intel wire. and tom fuentes is a cnn law enforcement analyst, former fbi assistant director. colonel reese, give us a sense of what this means in a practical sense to you at these u.s. military installations, the change that the troops the civi...

Everywhere from texas to the hallways of the pentagon. u.s. military people saying they have absolutely no intention of invading texas or taking away anybodys rights. >> or occupying texas or anything. they do this exercise all the time dont they? >> yeah wolf. special operations forces do these types of exercises quite often. let it be said that this is one of the largest, if not the largest theyve ever done. but what they need to do to train in the united states is find a large remote areas th...