Funeral for Warmbier; Wounded Capitol Officer Throws First Pitch.
CAMEROTA: Time now for the "Five Things to Know for Your New Day." Senate Republicans will release a draft of their health care plan today. It will be the first time the American people and even some fellow Republicans see details of this bill. New CNN reporting, intel chiefs telling Special Counsel Rob Mueller's team that President Trump suggested they publicly refute claims of collusion between his campaign and Russia. But sources tell CNN, the intel chiefs did not believe that Mr. Trump ordered them to intervene in the probe. President Trump back in campaign mode at an Iowa rally Thursday celebrating Republican victories in two special elections and slamming Democrats and the media. The FBI investigating the airport stabbing of a police officer in Flint, Michigan, as an act of terrorism. The suspected lone wolf attacker is in custody. The wounded officer is said to be recovering. Tropical Storm Cindy making landfall in Louisiana. States of emergency have been declared in Alabama and Louisiana. The storm could bring up to a foot of rain in some areas. For more on the "Five Things to Know," you can go to cnn.com/newday for all of the latest. Meanwhile, there's a funeral service for Otto Warmbier. It will begin in just a few minutes. It will at his former high school in Ohio. Warmbier died just days after being released from more than a year in captivity in North Korea. CNN's Miguel Marquez is live in Wyoming, Ohio, for us. Tell us what's happening there, Miguel.</s>MIGUEL MARQUEZ, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes, just outside of Cincinnati, it is a day of celebration of Otto Warmbier's life, says his parents, and the entire -- they've opened this funeral up to the city and people have turned out. I want to show you what's going on here. The center where it will be held, the art center, holds about 800 people. They have overflow area in the cafeteria and the gym. Twenty- five hundred total and they're just about to reach capacity. Also in attendance will be Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan for the Trump administration, as well as the Deputy National Security Adviser Dina Powell. Interesting as well, Ambassador Joseph Yun. He is the person that President Trump dispatched to Pyongyang to bring Mr. Warmbier back just over a week ago. He will be in attendance as well. Senator Rob Portman, who represents Ohio, obviously he is here. He has helped throughout the year and a half that Mr. Warmbier was imprisoned. He spoke about what this day means.</s>SEN. ROB PORTMAN (R), OHIO: This process has been a window into both evil and -- and love and good. Today we're seeing the good. Everything you'll hear about Otto is that he -- he lit up the room. And, again, that the tragedy here is that that promise in life was cut short.</s>MARQUEZ: Now, a very, very simple service they will have today. His brother will speak. His sister will speak. His friends will speak. It will be officiated by Rabbi Jake Ruben. It is not expected to take a long time, and then he will be laid to rest. Alisyn.</s>CAMEROTA: OK, Miguel. Obviously, we can see from behind you how important it is to that community and beyond. Thank you very much. Well, back to Capitol Hill. Senate Republicans are about to take the wraps off their secretive health care plan. What's in it? Will it pass? We get "The Bottom Line," next.