will now to a man who knows all about putin's plans, john sweeney is an investigative reporter, the daughter of killer in the kremlin about hooton's regime. thank you very much for joining us, john. how did put in get to this position that he is in now of having the whip hand not only over russia, but of europe to because of 2 things. one western timidity in the 2nd western greed for a long time. the west people on politicians in germany in brooklyn, the united states, catalyse looking the other way when vladimir putin murdered people. he's a serial killer in my view, and the west kept on looking your way and letting him get away with murder after murder, the murder, because we liked cheap russian oil and gas. the city of london likes dark russian money and created a kind of fog machine. so this money could be hit and nobody knows who the, who the true owners of this russian dollar money is, where it, where it actually is. and germany, in particular like cheap oil and gas, and one of the, one of the dark ironies of the war so far as much money that the west is given to ukraine to help ukrain

john sweeney hopes a renewed focus on independence will get it back on track.ck, bbc news, edinburgh. christian: the good news for richey soon act today was that inflation has reachedhe 2% target set out by the bank of england but if that was the good news, it was quickly superseded by news that a police constable serving in his close protection team has been arrested for placing bets over the timing of the general election. the metropolitan police said the officer was taken into custody on monday in connection with an allegation of misconduct in a public office. he has since been bailed pending further inquiries. we will get more on that very shortly. in 2018, donald trump went to singapore to meet the leader he dubbed the little rocket man. in the months preceding that visit, the rhetoric with north korea had been ramped up to such an extent that the american base in guam was being put on high alert but the summit in singapore brought about a rep #. -- rapprochement. there was almost a rreal atmosphere in which the american side projected this idea that north

there success or failures or john sweeney's record? orfailures orjohn john sweeney's record? there success or failures orjohn swinney �*s? of course i am part and parcel of the snp. i've been part and parcel of the snp for over a0 years and it's been my privilege to be in government. i've had what i didn't quite think was going to be a sabbatical year, but it's turned out to be a sabbatical year and i'm now back in office as first minister of scotland, but i'm crucially wanting to build on the record of the snp government because i think the record of the snp government is a strong record where, for example, we have transformed the availability of early learning and childcare in scotland. we are in it since we came to office, that's doubled. so for families in scotland, they are saving over five and a half thousand pounds a year because the snp government has put in place 140 hours of early learning and childcare. the basic proposition in the whole of the united kingdom. so we're going to come to your record in a second in government,

>> john, j. sweeney. as a champion for the american worker, john j. sweeney has strengthened our families, our economy and our country. the son of irish immigrant his worked his way up in the labor movement, serving as president of the service employees international union and president of the american federation of labor and congress of industrial organizations, all the while reaffirming our nation's commitment to rewarding the enduring values of hard work and responsibility. the united states proudly honors john sweeney for a lifetime of courageous service on behalf of working people. [ applause ] >> i know that people try to observe decorum went they're here in the white house. but i'd welcome everybody to stand and acknowledge these extraordinary men and women, 2011 medal of freedom winners. [ applause ] . >> again, we are watching as the president -- let me listen in again here. >> i hope everyone has a wonderful time during receipt ception. thank your for your attendance. to our honorees, thank you for setting an extraordinary example to all of u

john sweeney has been looking at some of the footage. a warning that you may find some of these images distressing. john: imagine if your local hospital looks like this. no water, no time to clean up the blood and where the living lie cheek by jowel with the dead. this is aleppo under siege in an underground hospital. the war in syria gets more pitiless by the day. the bombing is relentless. blasts from a bomb caused concrete to fall on the hospital's intensive care unit and knocked out as oxygen generator. on sunday, cluster bombs blasted free aleppo. the hospital had 180 patients, 10 of whom died. on monday, 27 patients died, seven children. we can't check those numbers, but these images are not make-believe. this is brain surgery carried out on the floor because all the other beds in intensive care have been taken. >> a cluster bomb fires all ball bearings in all directions. one ended up here in this little boy's spine. a second came to the back of his voice's head to end up behind his nose. so, what are we looking at? andorks at the b

earlier we spoke to john sweeney and investigative reporter and the author of killer in the kremlin about putting through jean. he told us that eliminating russian fossil fuels is the correct course of action. one of the dog armies of the war so far is that as much money that the west has given to ukraine to help your crime fight against the brutal invasion we have given fall to russia to pay for its oil and gas. and because because of the will, the prisons fans and the price of oil and gas has gone up so. so yes, sanctions, but actually the reality is you're in particular germany in particular has kept on buying russian all and gas know, obviously this is an addiction which is hard to get off quickly. but we quickly and here are some other business news. felony has cut its annual net profit forecast. electronics. conglomerate said that slowing growth in the gaming market after the pandemic was the cost of buying game developer bungee were to blame. tony agreed to pay $3600000000.00 for the american company earlier this year. alphabet, google's parent company has blocked battle grounds mo

john sweeney is there, what is the feeling? of people and religions were here and they are doing an extraordinary effort. muslims, anglicans, jewish people, six, to get

john sweeney and mark lowan pronouncing the name with a hard g at the end.e" like this? jamal khashoggi walked through this door 11 days ago, and was never seen again. bill there with a g at the end, and emphasising in the final syllable of the name, unlike chris buckler. behind these walls, jamal khashoggi was lured to his death. but the variations don't end there. was the hard k at the start of the name there, khashoggi, correct? or should be more of a soft sound as demonstrated here byjames mandell and frank gardner. these are the latest pictures ofjamal khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details ofjust how khashoggi died have been leaked to turkey's pro—government media. all this inconsistency did not impress a viewer called lindy lou. but what is the right version? this telephone caller was pretty clear. this is a friend of the khashoggis and please can you change the pronunciation. it is not kah—show—gee. thank you. however, the name advised to be said in the last two examples we played reflecting a gulf arabic rather than a standard arabic pronunciation

also tonight, john sweeney dusts down an old kgb handbook to find out why the russians might have usedt between trump and the kremlin. international conferences and seminars are great for recruiting. stuffed with clever academic scientists and business people, they're the perfect place to, quote, "get information" and influence foreigners. and shared parental leave... men are apparently, generously still leaving the bigger share to women. but are fathers secretly just dying to give up the office for the nappy? for me, it's really a family time, quality time, you know. so, it's very good. i love it, actually. yeah. we'll ask if men really think it's so great, why aren't more doing it? hello. the controversial political data intelligence firm cambridge analytica has suspended its chief executive.

john sweeney gets full on snow madness. let's be clear.y for theresa may. it feels this could be a week where the fudge the fan. a look at why it is also difficult. last december... tomorrow, the eu publishes

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and on newsnight, as the greatest showman on earth come together in just a few hours time, john sweeneyill take you to the heart of the qin dynasty in north korea —— greatest show men. —— kim dynasty. good evening and welcome to bbc news. president trump and kim jong—un are in singapore ahead of their long—awaited summit, which starts injust a few hours‘ time. the americans say mr trump will accept nothing less than the complete denuclearisation of north korea but they added that the us was willing to offer north korea guarantees about its security as well as economic incentives. north korea says it will seek to establish a new relationship for a new era. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. cheering was there ever a more vivid symbol of the dramatic change that seems to be in the singapore air? the reclusive leader of a one—time pariah state on a night—time walkabout in a tourist destination, just ahead of his summit with donald trump. korea watchers even debating whether this is kim jong—un‘s first known selfie. the us president, the long—time master of grabbing all media atten

we sent our bear in a duffle coat, john sweeney, in pursuit.party. unsurprisingly, they believe infreedom, independence and the future. 0n brexit, they say the british did it and the americans did it too. here is the party's leader and sole member, geert wilders. borrowed perhaps from dad's army, suggests that by the end of the century there will be four billion africans and many will make a beeline for the netherlands. wilders links refugees, especially muslim ones, with terror attacks. "go and vote" he concludes, "and make the netherlands ours again". wilders is a hard man to track down, but if you go down to the dutch

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we'll talk with matthew shay, president of the national retail federation and john sweeney of fidelity investments. the holiday is over for white house and congressional leaders trying to make a deal. we'll ask our sunday panel if they can reach a compromise. >>> a thanksgiving tradition, our power player of the week has me dancing with turkeys, all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. on this holiday weekend we're watching several major foreign policy developments from egypt to gaza to the continuing converse over the benghazi attack. to talk about it all is senator john mccain. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. dancing with turkeys? >> chris: you'll have to wait until the end of the show to see. >> that's what we're doing now. >> chris: let's start with egypt where president morsi granted himself unchecked powers and sent thousands of protesters back into the streets, people who had been helping to topple mubarak, now against the man they call the new egypt egyptian pharaoh. what are the chances we're headed for a new islam

john sweeney reporting there. let's go live to greg olsen. how is this looking right now? at the end of westminster bridge. there are several buses that the not finish theirjourney. it is essentially still a crime scene. the only people around here are police officers. this part of westminster remains and tightly sealed. clearly the most serious terror attacks since thejuly the most serious terror attacks since the july seven attack the most serious terror attacks since thejuly seven attack in 2005, a very iconic place to do it not just to kill but cause fear even though the threat to individuals, relatively speaking, is tiny? absolutely. you are right that it could not have been more central. one of the most famous landmarks in the world attacked today and pictures beamed around the world. what is quite telling now, behind me scotla nd what is quite telling now, behind me scotland yard, the lights are on. they are working through the night to try to investigate what they can find about the man who committed these crimes. what we have learned from last note is the attacker

determined to put her side of the story — what is interesting is the law has advised the deputy, john sweeneyut that was rejected by the party. john, can i just take you to a couple more stories quickly, which i haven't got here yet but i've been told what they are. the daily mail, "nhs staff jab." did the government had at that in terms of front—line workers, even though they said they wouldn't make it mandatory in terms of vaccines? this is the fundamental question at the moment about people, when it cornes— the moment about people, when it comes to _ the moment about people, when it comes to working on the front line and the _ comes to working on the front line and the nhs, and elsewhere, the extent— and the nhs, and elsewhere, the extent to — and the nhs, and elsewhere, the extent to which there will be pressure _ extent to which there will be pressure for people not to refuse the vaccination — that gets you to the vaccination — that gets you to the question of individual liberties versus— the question of individual liberties versus social responsibility. we have _ versus social responsib

leaders john sweeney and richard trimka will be on hand to welcome him.nt will announce health care reform and announce he's named senior council for the manufacturing policy. >>> a 9-year-old is recovering after nearly drowning in south baltimore. this happened before 1:00 yesterday afternoon in the 2800 block of light street near the wal-mart in port covington. she was taketh to johns hopkins, no word on her condition. >>> a motorcyclist in critical condition after a crash on the bay bridge. it happened 1:00 yesterday afternoon. a five-mile backup on the span. the motorcycle crashed into the back end of a car. the motorcyclist flown to shock trauma. all the lanes reopened just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. >>> it will be a few more days before another bay bridge reopened. work crews found a crack in the span of the san francisco bay bridge, has to be fixed immediately. the bridge was originally closed thursday night so part of it could be cut out and replaced with a new double decker section. but workers found another bad crack on saturday. may not be

john sweeney has the report. >> has anyone heard of glencore? it may not be a household name but it trades a tenth of the wheat that comes onto the world market, a quarter of the barley and half of the copper. when it was on the london stock exchange last year, five of its partners became billionaires. >> we care about the environment, we care about the people, we care about all these issues in which we operate. >> but glencore's copper refinery in the democratic republic of congo tells a different story. to reach the copper, the rock is burned with acid. the result is an acid water fall. you can see the pollution, you can see how bad it looks but you can't smell it. and i promise you, standing here, it stinks to high heaven! this whole place stinks of acid! >> glencore say the pollution started long before the company took over the refinery, and it has now been stopped. here's some water i took. would you like to wash your hands with it? >> i can see what it is. >> yes, would you like to wash your hands? >> that's what people have dumped into t

john sweeney reporting there. most senior anti— terror officer. today in westminster we saw tragic events unfold and our thoughts are with those who lost loved ones, those who are injured and all those effected by this attack. one of those who died today was a police officer, pc keith palmer, a member of our parliamentary and diplomatic protection command. keith, aged a8 had 15 years service, and was a husband and father. he was someone who left for work today expecting to return home at the end of his shift and he had every right to expect that would happen. i can also now confirm that there are three members of the public who have lost their lives in the attack. specially trained family liaison officers have been deployed to support them. and as i confirmed earlier, the suspected attacker was shot dead by an armed officer. therefore now in total we have five people who died today. i will not comment on this stage as to the identity of the attacker but our working assumption is that he was inspired by internation

john sweeney made the plea as e gernment's briefing comes as another 28 deaths were recorded incotland past 24 hours, that takes the death toll to 2890. >> if there is one thingow we this virus will take any opportunity it can to spread. this halloween, our t-vice is stayme. families not mean that can have fun, children and adults can still dress up and play games and bcan celebrate halloween, we just need to do that in the safety of our own homes. thats what my family will be doing. my son isme practicing impersonations and he is looking forward to getting dressed up. it won't be the same as other years but we are going to try to make it a special night in our house. the website has great tips for having a fun halloween so if you are oking for ideas, go to www.pimclub.scot. ♪ >> this is bbc news, the latest headlines. covid-19 is spreading faster through england than the goveement's own with kat -- worste c plans. a powerful earthquake has hit turkey and greece, leaving 14 people dead and hundreds injured. tributes in nice for the victims of thursday's attack more militant attacks are

john sweeney, bbc news.as told the bbc that all ethnic groups are equal in xianjiang. in a statement it said: the us will end all funding for the un agency that supports palestinian refugees. washington had already drastically cut its support for the agency, which helps more than five million palestinians in gaza and the west bank, and in other countries neighbouring israel. the state department described the un relief and work agency as irredeemably flawed, and said washington will hold talks with the un and others to consider new approaches to the conflict between israel and the palestinians. for more on this decision let's go live to chris buckler in washington. i gather there has been a response from the agency. what they said? the american statement made it clear that as far as they were concerned, they were concerned by the financial impact on america, and they felt that they were lifting the burden on this. but there is deep criticism of the programme itself, talking about it being in crisis mode for

before he fell from a window or but you know very soon what some of the people who like for example john sweeney of the b.b.c. i mean he professes to be an expert on russia he should know better than to be pushing you know conspiracies like that i mean he's no better than you know people in britain who pushed conspiracies over nine eleven or the death of david kelly for example you see then. the former moscow correspondent the guardian you know writing you know i mean this is a guy who really should know a lot better that kind of text is beneath contempt. absolutely beneath contempt i mean at the end of day even the liberal media here as you said at the. moscow radio benedict of who's a famous opposition journalist. they are all saying that it's true that he died of natural causes that he was in for a long time you know. this is how it is i mean and you know i mean there's no conspiracy in russia now i do accept as well that people don't have to accept everything the russian government says is true of course not i mean i mean nobody should ever accept everything and the government says to be gos

we'll talk with matthew shay of the national retail federation and john sweeney of fidelity investmentsplus the holiday is over and the white house and congressional leaders try to make a deal. we'll ask our sunday panel if negotiators can reach a compromise to avoid the fiscal cliff. and a thanksgiving tradition, our power player of the week has me dancing with turkeys. all, right now, on fox news sunday. ♪ >> chris: and, hello again, from fox news in washington. on this holiday weekend, we are watching several major foreign policy developments from egypt, to gaza. to the continuing controversy over the benghazi attacks. here to talk about it all is senator john mccain, and, senator, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you, chris, dancing with turkeys? >> chris: you have to wait until the end of the show to see. >> i thought we were doing that now! >> chris: president mohamed morsi, gave himself almost unchecked powers and sent thousands into the streets, the people who have been helping to topple hosni mubarak, now, who they are calling the new egyptian pharaoh. are we headed fo

john sweeney has been looking more into the man responsible for the deaths of four people and injuringhe heart of london. masood was born adrian elms on christmas day, 1964. his birth was registered in dartford, kent. but he grew up in tunbridge wells, where he most often used the surname ajao, that of his mother's new husband. he went to a secondary modern school in tunbridge wells, where he was known as adrian ajao, a mixed race people in a primarily white school. he was always laughing, always joking. he was good at sport and played rugby well. just an unassuming guy. at some point after finishing school, adrian moved to this village in sussex. convicted for criminal damage at the age of 18, he stood out. i was under the impression that he was a black man in a white man's pub, you know? and he was going to fight for it. i said, look. i don't care if you are black or white. i am quite happy to have a drink with you. if you want to buy me one now, i'm happy to take it! i cannot even remember if he bought me one or not, he shook my hand. was he funny and intelligent? yes. but some peop

does not rule out. sending troops to great britain has allowed key to use is long range. missile john sweeney is the new leader of the ruling scottish national party and is now set to become scotland 1st minister. he was the sole content or for the top job. when i'm use up, it's resigned last week. as many served as deputy 1st minister for nearly a decade in the state of israel is closing the local offices of the guitar, a broadcaster l g 0 siding, a risk to national interest. national security rub. israel's main cable tv and satellite providers have also removed the channel from the offerings l. g 0 has failed to take legal action. united nations and free speech groups have conducted the closure. israel is marking holocaust, remember and stay. sirens rang out nationwide and people stop to commemorate the more than 6000000 jews killed by the nazis in world war 2. the prime minister and president let us ceremony at the holy cost for more this ukrainian forces are struggling to hold back a wave of russian assaults in the east of the country. moscow says it has captured several 100 square kilome

quote and calling on the scottish government to respect the will of the parliament, but still, john sweeneyfirst minister said we will release the key legal advice. —— swinney. the first batch of that advice was evidence against the scottish government. msps will vote on the motion at eight o'clock tonight. the company whose flammable cladding was used on grenfell tower was warned of the risks of a fire that could kill as many as 60 to 70 people, a decade before the disaster happened. the prediction of a blaze with striking similarities to the fire at grenfell tower that killed 72 people was part of a presentation attended by a marketing manager from the company, arconic. three key witnesses from the firm failed to attend the ongoing inquiry to answer questions. the welsh health minister has said the public health situation across the country is continuing to improve — and said the results of the current review of coronavirus restrictions will be —— from the summer, manufacturers will need to make spare parts billable to consumers with the aim of extending the life span of their products. t

the sale follows years of disputes involving former owner john sweeney. the face fines for unpermitted construction on the island. the land trust plans to restore the island's natural habitat vital for species like the delta smeltz and salmon officials say the project will be costly but will benefit the bay's ecosystem long term. coming up next, in sports, a rematch of the christmas day game between the warriors and the lakers at chase center. >> reporter ben ross will have all the highlights coming up in just a couple of that. >> well, the last time the warriors and lakers met was on christmas day and it was a classic steph curry score. 38 points. but it wasn't enough as la got the one 15, one, 13 win. >> tonight, exactly. one month later, the rematch at chase center staff and the warriors trying to take lebron james and the lakers that patented chalk throw for lebron 1st quarter warriors up by 3 off the buddy hield missed trayce jackson-davis. >> kicks it out to steph curry. that's always a good idea. although step was only 4 for 17 shooting. tonight, h

john sweeney looks set to become scotland's first minister after his potential rivals joined forces withdged to create a modern, diverse and dynamic scotland and to give the former finance secretary, ms. forbes, a significant role in his government. other candidates have until monday to come forward. the man charged with murdering schoolboy at daniel anjorin with a samurai sword in london appeared in court. marcus monzo was remanded into custody over the attack in my note morning. the magistrates court heard daniel, who was 14, suffered fatal stab wounds, and four others were injured. take that error that latest pop group to move their concerts from the co-op library arena in manchester. a show by the wrapper a boogie with a foodie was called off from that olivia rodrigo has also had a concert canceled. there are two things happening simultaneously in ukraine that are deserving of much greater attention. it is the middle -- since the middle of march, moscow has intensified its attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure and today, 50% of it is damaged. it is the price of living ukraine ex

smp leader john sweeney made his way to his polling place in perthshire.he greens in england and wales cast her ballot in the west of england. but many people have already voted by post, and that includes reform u.k.'s nigel farage. global media has dissented on westminster to cover the election result. 650 mp's will be elected, so a party needs 326 of them to form a majority. whatever the result, there will be lots of new faces in there, because one of five mp's in the last parliament chose to stand down. votes will be counted under night, and if you are able to stay up overnight, the bbc election program will bring you the results. in watson, bbc news. ben: there is still a little while left for people to cast their votes. all the latest on how you need to know is on the bbc website and on the app. you can watch our special program that covers all the results as they come in and reaction and analysis. you can watch that on bbc news and in the you --and the u.k. on bbc one. elsewhere, president biden has welcomed an announcement by israel's prime minister

including german chancellor angela merkel, basketball hall of famer bill russell, cellist yo yo ma and john sweeneyformer president of the a.f.l.-c.i.o. congratulations. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. good night. >>> from the first local station with news in high definition, this is 9news now. >>> good everyoning tonight in your only local news at 7:00. an unspeakable act of violence against a reporter and right now, cbs news correspondent, lara logan is recovering after being brutally beaten and sexually assaulted in egypt. this photo was taken of logan right before she became separated from her camera crew and surrounded by a mob of hundreds. eventually she was rescued by a group of women and members of the egyptian military. she is state side now resting in a hospital and we'll have more coming up on 9news now at 11:00. >>> back here at home, down, but not out. a redskins player hospitalized from a stabbing is recovering, but slowly. cracking down on the new art

including german chancellor angela merkel, basketball hall of famer bill russell, cellist yo yo ma and john sweeneyformer president of the a.f.l.-c.i.o. congratulations. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment news magazine in the world. >> you were sexually abused as a child. tell me what happened. >> "dancing" star cheryl burke revealing the private pain. of being molested. >> i knew what he was doing was wrong. >> her new book. her new interview with nancy. >> is he still alive now? are you afraid? >>> then breaking news. cbs news correspondent laura logan beaten and sexually assaulted by a mob in egypt. >>> plus,

. >> the scottish national party leader john sweeney has been toasting a marshmallow next to a big plastictle milk in glasgow today and he had a fluorescent jacket moment too. >> the election is truly over and done with south of the the issue for scotland is who is going to protect scotland's interests in the next westminster parliament. people know they can rely on the snp to do that. my busted not get this welcome but sir ed davies did from liberal democrat activists in hartford sure this afternoon. >> tomorrow we have a chance to win the change our country desperately needs. >> yellow bus in, pink car out. zany capos over and out for the lib dems. nigel farah from you reform u.k. has been at a oxen club and was asked how he thought his party would do. it >> is very tough to call what is going to happen to the thing we cannot measure is the youth about. are all these people, millions of them who have been very supportive, are they going to go and vote? i don't know. >> the green party of england and wales is hoping it is heading toward gains. >> the level of support has been phenomenal.

and i know the individual john sweeney has written to the pool to say he was at the b.b.c. and he's come forward to accuse them of having an agenda or not reporting things in a way. british prime minister boris johnson has been joining the climate change chorus at the u.k. africa investment summit but while calling out the dangers of carbon emissions while the 90 percent of the major deals signed at the event for fossil fuels it was dusty picks up the story. in a short space of time the poorest johnson has been prime minister we already know he isn't always one to stick to his word especially when it comes to striking deals but this could be one of his. remember those comments at the beginning of the week all about supporting clean energy in africa to put it simply not another penny of u.k. taxpayers' money would be directly invested in. burning it for electricity because well you know we all breathe the same the same. carbon emissions rise in the. same circuit right wrong it's been uncovered that in fact the united kingdom spend billions of pounds of broad supporting fossi

the now- former owner of the island, john sweeney, there he is, protested the sale for years.oint buckler island in 2011 for $150,000. he wanted to offer duck hunting and kite surfing, but it was all unauthorized. >> oops. >> regulators said sweeney broke dozens of codes meant to protect local wildlife. that's a no-no. it all came to a head today where sweeney was arrested just minutes after the island sold. >> i guess i'm going to be arrested for a bench warrant that i have for fighting this. >> so the solano county sheriff's office led the auction. the winner, the john muir land trust, putting up $3.8 million for that property. >> and they likely won't be arrested. >> no, they will not be arrested, they'll protect the wildlife. >> yes. >> would you want your own island? or your own man cave? >> i'll take the man cave on the island. >> i know. >> i don't know. >> man cave on the island. >> man cave on the island, all right. there you go. >> why do i got to choose? ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we unders

john sweeney will become scotland's seventh first minister after being nominated by parliament.eader succeeds youssef resigned today. there have been no trains on some of the busiest commuter routes in the country due to strikes by train drivers. disruption is expected to continue throughout the week. tomorrow it is a different set of operators which will be affected. among them, avanti west coast and great western. it has been revealed prince harry will not meet the king during his visits to the u.k. this week. a spokesman for the duke of sussex had a meeting between father and son was not possible because of the king's busy schedule. harry is in london to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the invictus games games which he set up to rehabilitate wounded or sick service personnel. you are watching bbc news. the white house said this afternoon at is hopeful israel and hamas can close the remaining gaps on a cease-fire agreement the palestinians have accepted but israel has rejected. so why did the israelis appear blindsided by a negotiation? cia director bill burns was so involve

including german chancellor angela merkel, basketball hall-of-famer bill russell, cellist yo-yo ma and john sweeneyformer president of the a.f.l.-c.i.o. congratulations. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. good night. >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news. "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> are you an accused terrorist who just got out of guantanamo bay? why you can't legally come to the united states. one bay area city rolling out the welcome mat for you. >>> what it might take to get this barge out of the mud. >>> already tonight, some early signs of a stormy night ahead. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. in just a few hours the city of berkeley is expected to decide whether to invite former guantanamo bay detainees to be their new neighbors. mark -- mike sugerman has the story. >> reporter: again and again. the city of berkeley has tried to [ no audio ]. it wants to audio wikileaks leakers. now guess who is coming here? gitmo detainees. the federal government bans prisoners from guantanamo bay from transferring to the unite

john sweeney we are told is keen to highlight those issues, say that he is going to deal with them andt is happening on wednesday in the scottish parliament, it will be mr sweeney's programme for government, the king's speech in essence, his programme for government for the year ahead. those are to tie in with his priorities there. that is what he will be attempting to set out in the hall today, move on from that election result and try to look the future a bit. how will he explain away the fact that some of those financial decisions might be rather difficult?— financial decisions might be rather difficult? yes, that is ri . ht, rather difficult? yes, that is right. and — rather difficult? yes, that is right, and he _ rather difficult? yes, that is right, and he is— rather difficult? yes, that is right, and he is going - rather difficult? yes, that is right, and he is going to - rather difficult? yes, that is i right, and he is going to have a pretty tough time. when you are talking about improving public services, when you look at the nation's finances. as part of that sequence of eve

seventy-four year old john sweeney has been charged with sexually assaulting a ten year old boy back in the 1990's. now, the alleged assault happened after the fourth grader got in trouble for being disruptive on school bus. investigators say sweeney forced the victim to perform a sex act on him. >> it is no surprise that the victim kept his secret for so long. it often takes victims of child sexual abuse years or decades to come forward. vulnerable children are targeted by preditors because they are vulnerable. >> now, authority commended the alleged victim for coming forward. the diocese declined to comment on the priest's arrest >> maryland officials are working around the clock this morning to help clean up communities devastated by a tornado. expert say marl lace hit twister eastern shore early yesterday morning with winds of up to 125 miles an hour, destroying homes on kent island. at one point, 9,000 people had lost power, that number is now just about 6,000. residents were shocked that there were no serious injuries >> devastating, like a war zone, my wife and i were both in

john sweeney assesses where michael cohen's conviction leaves trump.t a lawyer for donald trump, he was his pitbull. but now, he has done a deal with the fbi and tonight, the president is seething. i never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did, he did on his own. he is a lawyer. this week, cohen were sentenced to three years in jail. he told the court his weakness was a blind loyalty to donald trump and that he felt "it was my duty to cover up his dirty deeds." trump must now fear his old watchdog. he is vulnerable on three fronts. the first, his contacts with the russian mob. trump was cosy with this man, russian—born, former gangster felix sater, in early 2016. sater tempted the donald with the possibility of russian finance for a trump tower in moscow. cohen told congress that the moscow project died in early 2016. that was a big fat lie. cohen has now admitted that the moscow project ran until the summer of 2016 and that he lied to congress. on this, cohen could potentially destroy his old master. it's really significant because trump

s. presidential election in november. scottish national party lead a john sweeney has been sworn in as the 1st minister when he won the nomination and upon them entry voters on tuesday. his main goal is to win independence from the united kingdom to achieve it to you and have to rebuild these policies. reputation after a struggle scandals and political missteps. russia has stepped office attacks on your claims energy infrastructure about drones and missiles have targeted pals facilities in chief and 6 of the cities fulsome you're trying to limit energy supplies across the country. it's on home and reports from keith of the keys, so it's like trying to pick out drawings in the early hours of wednesday. for the crating, the defense is, can still move. explosions were heard in several parts of the country. russian forces moments, 50 missiles and 20 joins, said the ukrainian government. there was some damage in the key region, but the main big thing was the country. so electric plants, pots, if you create enough, struggling for power, already 80 percent of the tech stuff or electric genera