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elizabeth warren went to war with bernie sanders and she said afternoon. onto the concrete outside of her that he told her she couldn t home here in concrete, win the presidency because she massachusetts. her voice filled with emotion at a little raspy after more than a was a woman. year on the campaign trail here, making it official that she was ending her white house run. and elizabeth warren supporters are going to remember. but i think something to focus on here is that company elizabeth warren has been progressive but she has also been very friendly with the dnc she also promised to stay in the in a way that bernie sanders has fight touting some of those key not. so it could go either way. issues. i would head towards sandra s not biden. warren said he thought about all neil: we will watch that very closely. she certainly has more influence now than she did when she was a the little girls who will have candidate so we will see how to wait four more years. what ....
around the world. i m rosemary church, and this is cnn newsroom. donald trump is lashing out again at his attorney general jeff sessions. and his recent tweet shows two things, he s clearly worried about democrats taking control of the house of representatives in the mid-term elections, and he thinks the justice department should be protecting him and his supporters. cnn s jeff zeleny reports. reporter: summer may be over at the white house but the same storm clouds are gathering as president trump heads into the fall. tonight the president lashing out again at attorney general jeff sessions but this time over the justice department s recent indictments of two republican congressmen. two easy wins now in doubt because there s not enough time. good job jeff, the president said on twitter. he s referring to chris collins of new york indicted on insider trading charges. and duncan hunter in california accused of stealing campaign funds. it s an extraordinary statemen ....
good morning, everyone, it is wednesday, september 5th. we got a lot to get to, including another big upset in a primary race. but first, fear has struck in washington. that s the title of bob woodward s new book, which describes in part, why the president s lawyers are so adamant against an interview with special counsel robert mueller. the book provided by abc by a source alleges in the white house on january 27ing, the president s then personal attorney john dowd pep perred trump with questions ab the russia investigation, provoking stumbles, contradiction and lies until the president eventually lost his cool. dowd said, don t testify, it s either that or an orthopedic jump suit, if it s decision time, you re going to go forward. i can t be with you. i think the president of the united states cannot be seen taking the fifth. no, no, no i m a good witness. i ll be a real good witness, trump added. dowd knew this was self delusion. you are not a good witness, dowd said ....
we begin in paris where world leaders gathered over the weekend to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of world war i. president trump did not attend several of the major events. on saturday the president and first lady for scheduled to visit a cemetery. however, the commander in chief cancelled that visit, citing the weather as the reason. he did speak, though, at a different american cemetery on sunday and had this message for a world war ii veteran in attendance. frank devita. thank you, frank. you look so comfortable up there under shelter as we re getting drenched. you re very smart people. the weather didn t stop other world leaders from paying their respects including canada s justin trudeau who paid tribute to the canadian troops who lost their lives at a battlefield in northeastern france. trump also skipped the paris peace forum, opting to fly home inste instead. yesterday as other world leaders walked shoulder to shoulder, president trump decided ....
harris: and we ve been showing you in the last hour or so some of the comments coming out as former u.s. special envoy to ukraine, kurt volker, becomes the first key witness questioned on capitol hill amid democrats impeachment inquiry push. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge life for us on the hill. congressman jim jordan came out to give us just a taste, because this interview, as he termed it, is private. that s just it, harris. that s the republican assessment of the volker transcribed interview so far. volker matters because he s at that pivot point, the nexus between all the major players and the fallout of the july 25th phone call between the president and the ukrainian leader. so the president, the ukrainian leadership, the state department, as well as rudy giuliani. volker arrived here on capitol hill earlier this morning, and he has been in this secure facility behind me since about 9:00 a.m. we heard the assessment of republicans, but be ....