and we should talk about that. if you don t want to talk about a recount talk about why people felt like they couldn t go to the polls because they were afraid they didn t have the adequate i.d. is that really what we want our democracy to be about? we shouldn t make it harder for people to vote we should be makingate easier. i know but that s two separate things. no but i think it matters the vote s wrong. it matters if you re talking about why he could have lost wisconsin if she really did if the 22,000 votes remain in trump s favor and his lead grows then what happened? and i m telling you this is another theory that we ve not talked about, instead of pushing the whole recount effort. well, carol, all i can say is donald trump proved to be a ronald reagan at the ballot box and hillary clinton was no barack obama and i think it s as simple as that. oh, my god. you re right, she s 2.2 million votes ahead. we ll be right back. my name is yasmin belo-osagie and i produ
hearing that, wow, he was so wrong about it. they were just dead wrong. but that makes it even worse. they couldn t go through the e-mails and they re still a crime. if you re one of those people, do you stay home. this is what clinton and her surrogates have been pounding home the last week or so. this is somebody whose facts are wrong. whose temperament is off base. who can t be trust would the nuclear codes. you can t do this. this has been the disqualification game that she has been playing really from the convention on. all right, guys. stick around. you re not going anywhere for about 30 hours. robby mook trump s senior communication adviser, jason miller. the battle of the spin begins. janet reno has died. her sister tells cnn that reno had battled parkinson s disease for 20 years. she was the first woman to hold the post of attorney general and
more reductions will be dangerous. thanks, general. you saw that picture in bottom of your screen. president obama is minutes away from making a very big announcement on new executive actions he ll be taking regarding gun control. you re looking right here, live look at the white house. east room where the president will officially unveil these new measures. we ll bring this to you live as soon as it begins. the administration has already laid out some key parts of this plan, including expanding who would be considered a gun seller, which could increase the number of background checks, at least some. cnn s michelle kosinski is at the white house for the announcement. any new details this morning? reporter: yeah, we know this announcement is going to be a room packed by people affected by gun violence. in fact, the person who will introduce president obama is one of the parents from this sandy hook massacre from three years ago. back when the president tried to do executive action
right now associated with isis even one as notorious as abaaoud is considerably difficult. that actually chasing him down in isis areas at this stage is effectively impossible. u.s. does not have that kind of specific intelligence. if you remember a few days ago, the u.s. military carried out a drone strike with a reaper firing a hellfire missile to kill the man who is often called jihadi john, the isis beheader. that was the result of an enormous intelligence operation to track down that one individual. they couldn t go and get him physically in raqqah, the isis capital, so a drone was called in to kill him and a colleague in a car. it is not easy to find people in isis territory, let alone kill them. richard, thank you very much. richard engel in paris with me. we will go back to our colleague frances rivera who has breaking
wrap my head around this. price tag? why? reporter: that s right. i went to the house where the incident took place going into the room where the toddler died and we re being told a molotov cocktail was thrown into the bedroom where they were sleeping. the mother and father and eldest son was able to get out of the house but the baby some reason in the confusion, wasn t able to get out. when rescuers tried to get there, they couldn t go into the building. the intensity of the heat from the fire was just too much and when we went back in after the fire was put out and looked around you could see the bed frame where baby ali was when he died. you could also see a bottle of milk there as well and there s actually milk still inside. i talked to one of the paramedics who took the body out and to the hospital.