general stefan markovic, he said that you write the speeches, and that your husband memorises and repeatss that true or not? let me ask you about a quote that was attributed to you in the magazine globus, saying you were angry with your husband at the elections — he should have asked for guarantees of safety. slobodan didn't ask for anything, it seems. did you say that, were you angry with him that he didn't ask for guarantees after the election? this is a quote in globus magazine, attributed to you. so you don't recognise any of these statements at all? tell me, mrs markovic, was your husband under the impression that he had made a deal with richard holbrooke, he would not be prosecuted by the international tribunal? and he never shared his impressions of any of these statesmen with you? not even when he met clinton, at the signing of the dayton agreement? did he always believe that it was possible to make a deal with western countries, and avoid the bombing of yugoslavia? not his policy of having a greater serbia at any cost, which is what the west says about him? that is how his policy

what about stefan? stefan colbert! >> stephen: i don't know. need more no proof?er director of national intelligence and sentient testicle james clapper. ( laughter ) >> there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president, the president-elect at the time, or as a candidate, or against his campaign. >> stephen: "if anything, we've been trying to think of ways we can hear trump less. the n.s.a. is working on trump- canceling earphones. we're almost there." ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, faced with these denials, trump has not produced a shred of evidence. so where did trump get his info? from the c.i.a.? from the f.b.i.? out of his a-s-s? ( laughter ) well, apparently-- ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) it's very fine. it's a fine year, would misseur like to keep the cork? ( laughter ) apparently, this idea came from right wing radio host and unlicensed gynecologist, mark levin, who ranted about these wiretaps on his radio show. that show was then written up by breitbart as "mark levin to congress: investigate obama's 'silent coup' versus trump." oh,

. >>> and, as stefan belafonte denies her abuse allegations, nancy grace puts him on blast. >> if thatll fonafo needs to be in jail. >>> then why brad made a surprise red carpet pit stop, at julia roberts credits brad for her marriage after playing third wheel. >> they were always chatting. i was kind of like, oh, i read that book. >>> number three, beyonce and jay-z open up their anniversary scrapbook. >> i'm the happiest i've ever been. zbln in. >> inside their intimate photos. >>> plus your "insider" bonus.

stefan hasn't skporesponded to request for comment. where is he now? yesterday his assistant refused questioning. but the judge was spotted smiling arriving to the lawyers office. >> there will be a restraining order on april 24th. >> another story we've kept an eye on. you know there's been rumors for a while that katie holmes and jamie foxx are a couple do these 230e9os prove it? >> a blogser snapped this pic of jamie and katie dining together. jamie in a fedora. katie in a black jacket and glasses. rumors of a romance started in 2013. a source tells "e.t." that the rich is serious and that fox surprised her with flowers after the "camelot" mini-series. why do they keep things so private? he's always liked to keep his love life out of the public eye. >> i like to keep quiet anybody that i'm really, really dating. >> you've managed toe do that. why? >> somebody you're dating the worst thing you can do is let that touch you. >> very smart. katie's series debuts with a strong start, 1.5 million viewers. last night we got the answer to what happened when

restraining order dates back toss 2007, the day of her finale on "dancing with the stars," she claims stefan began choking her and slammed her on the floor. in july of 2012, as a judge on the australia "x-factor" she said he went into a jealous rage. she claims belafonte punched her and split her lip. nor abuse claims the following month. in august of 2012 she was part of the spice girls' performance. the next day she said he punched her in the face with a closed fist. she posted this photo of an injury and claims she fell while running in heels. in the filing mel aledges belafonte got their nanny pregnant. we reached out to belafonte who did not respond. he told a paparazzi he felt like he was being set up. >> everybody wish my beautiful daughter a happy birthday. on sunday he insta gramd this up beat video with his stepdaughter and daughter. mel is focussing on work. she walked did red carpet for america's got talent seven days after reports. she had the support of her fellow judges. >> she's what we call a trooper, you know. she's holding up. very difficult. i've spoken to her, but i'm im

"we are treating this as an act of terror" said stefan lofven. swedish parliament was loblgd down, the subway suspended, and the country put on heightened alert. sweden has been relatively immune from the spate of terror attacks in other parts of europe-- france, germany, and britain have all been hit by truck or car attacks by suspected isis followers. >> it has been a terror attack. >> reporter: last month in london, an s.u.v. deliberately mowed down pedestrians on westminster bridge before crashing into the gates of parliament. the city center remains blocked off this evening as the investigation continues. police have arrested one man but at this point, scott, they're not saying if he is the attacker. >> pelley: jonathan vigliotti in stockholm for us tonight. jonathan, thank you. a fifth victim of that london attack that jonathan just mentioned has died. the terrorist was running down pedestrians on london's westminster bridge last month when he forced andrea cristia, a tourist from romania, into the river thames. she suffered a lung injury t

we are treating this as an act of terror said stefan lotven. swedish parliament was locked down and the country put on heightened alert. sweden has been relatively immune from the terror attacks in other parts of europe. last month in london an suv deliberately mowed down pedestrians on westminster bridge before crashing into parliament gates. the city center remains blocked off this evening as the investigation continues. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, stockholm. >>> the 49ers cut a starting corner back hours after he was arrested for domestic violence. police arrested tremaine brock last night. the 49ers have had 15 players arrested since 2012, the most in the nfl. >>> tonight the fallout over pepsi's controversial ad is hitting close to home. san francisco city attorneys are looking into whether the now canceled commercial crossed a legal line. it all has to do with the uniforms that the officers were wearing in the ad. they were reportedly inspired by sfpd uniforms even though pepsi never got permission to use them. tmz reports pictures of t

cathedral, there was a special service to remember the victims, attended by sweden's prime minister, stefan when they towed away the delivery truck used in the violence they had made a disturbing discovery. we have found something in the truck, in the driver's seat. a technical device which should not be there. i can't at this stage say whether this is a bomb. the man they think was behind the wheel has connections here, a diverse working—class suburb in the north of the city. he hasn't been named, but is 39 and originally from uzbekistan. several others have been arrested following on, but in different locations. security remains tight, but locals are expected to gather for a peaceful rally later. they've been told to leave politics at home and come together to show their love for sweden. through the raids took place across stockholm yesterday and police say they are questioning a number of people in connection with the friday's attack. no one has been arrested, except for the person arrested, except for the person arrested yesterday. roughly how many people are being questioned?” arrested

prime minister stefan lofven visited the attack site, as did crown princess victoria. in india, police have arrested the alleged mastermind of a massive call center scam that bilked thousands of americans of $300 million. police arrested 24-year-old sagar thakkar, seen here wearing a black hood, today at the mumbai airport. he faces criminal charges in india and the united states. thakkar's call center workers allegedly impersonated i.r.s. and immigration agents and threatened them with arrests, today, eta directed police across the border in france to sites where it had hidden guns, ammunition and explosives. the spanish government called on eta to go further by disbanding and asking forgiveness from families of 800 people killed in its attacks. eta declared a truce six years ago. south korean automaker hyundai is recalling about 1.5 million cars and s.u.v.s in the u.s., canada and south korea to fix an engine problem. the company says a manufacturing defect could make engines stall and increase the risk of a crash, though hyundai says it's received no such crash repo

prime minister stefan lofven has said swedish values will not be undermined by such attacks. dan johnson reports from stockholm. people running in terror as a truck races towards shoppers in the centre of stockholm. and this is where it ended up, in flames, after crashing into a department store. translation: i saw exactly where the lorry went in, just there. there wasn't much of a reaction, then the police arrived. the police just said, "you have to run". you could actually see bodies lying on the street and i could see the police covering a body with an orange blanket. and there were lots of police around, lots of people just standing around and filming, taking photos. the truck belongs to a brewery company, who said a man hijacked it earlier as it was dropping off beer. the bluntest of weapons used to deliver a sudden and deadly blow that has hit sweden hard. there was a lady laying with a severed foot, there were blood everywhere, there were bodies on the ground everywhere, and a sense of panic. people standing by their loved ones, but also people running away. so many qu

crown princess victoria along with her husband prince daniel, as well as this swedish prime minister, stefansaid it is impossible to guarantee that incidents like this don't take place but he said he was doing everything he could to keep his country safe. it is worth noting that there have been debates in recent months about sweden's preparedness for this kind of attack but politicians from across the bows of the spectrum have come out today and said this isn't the time to discuss this, it is most important to focus on security right now. two people have died in a fire at a care home in hertfordshire. firefighters were called to the newgrange care home in cheshunt early this morning. a number of people have been taken to hospital. i'm joined on the line now by darryl came. he is the chief fire service officer. the crew is still working ha rd officer. the crew is still working hard here to ensure that we can get the last two members of the public out of the property. as you can imagine there's an investigation going on. we are working closely with the police and amblin service to make sure th

the swedish prime minister, stefan lofven spoke this evening, to express the nation's shock and angerny of us from all around the world. and we are grateful for the many warm expressions of sharing our grief. we are determined never to let the values that we treasure, democracy, human rights, and freedom to be 34; swedish prime i522 swedish prime minister. it's been a little confusing this evening, with the suggestion that the police had picked up a suspect, but followed up by a claim that they were still looking for the killer. bbc correspondent dan johnson is in stockholm, and just before we came on air, he brought us up to date on developments there. well there is a strange atmosphere here tonight. swedes are contemplating what happened here earlier and what it may mean for the future, now, the prime minister was clear that he said this had all the hallmarks of an act of terrorism, but at the moment we have had nothing more officially about who may have been involved in this, 01’ what their motivation may have been. we know the police are questioning one man and they are urgently s

programs given the leadership from the the bannon, he may be a tough go, but he among other people and stefan miller, these are the people who are the heart and soul of the president's spirit that he brings to the issues of economic nationalism and popullism and not the line up of wall street, savants that are brought in. >> i think that is right, lou. look at key states that brought him victory. wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania, that's where economic patriotism and immigration issue and america first rally these folks. they came out and provided the president with a margin of victory he had. if bannon left, you're heavy on goldman sachs in the white house. that is not the reason donald trump won. with to speaker of the house ryan. upon you have the economic conservative and conservative base of the republican party and both wings that you need. if you plose either one, you are going to be in real trouble. take the president he has a problem ahead. i don't know if the health care thing will go through. that is first in line and after that tax reform. >> he's talking optimistically about b

crown princess victoria along with her husband prince daniel, as well as this swedish prime minister, stefant is impossible to guarantee that incidents like this don't take place but he said he was doing everything he could to keep his country safe. it is worth noting that there have been debates in recent months about sweden's preparedness for this kind of attack but politicians from across the bows of the spectrum have come out today and said this isn't the time to discuss this, it is most important to focus on security right now. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has cancelled his planned trip to moscow next monday in response to the chemical attack in syria. in a statement he said, "we deplore russia's continued defence of the assad regime." meanwhile, the united states has expressed disappointment but not surprise at russian criticism of its attack on a syrian government airbase. daniel boettcher reports. the cruise missile strikes on the syrian air base were a sharp departure from a president whose policy on the campaign trail to the white house was one of avoiding overseas conflicts.

. >>> and, as stefan belafonte denies her abuse allegations, nancy grace puts him on blast. >> if that bell fonafo needs to be in jail. >>> then why brad made a surprise red carpet pit stop, at julia roberts credits brad for her marriage after playing third wheel. >> they were always chatting. i was kind of like, oh, i read that book. >>> number three, beyonce and jay-z open up their anniversary scrapbook. >> i'm the happiest i've ever been. zbln in. >> inside their intimate photos. >>> plus your "insider" bonus. >> i obviously owe so much to that show and love that show. >> carrie underwood tells us all she knows about "idol's" rumored return. >>> alina dunham takes her series into the future with the "golden girl." >> hannah, what are you doing? >>> now, the "insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> tracking at number one, mel b.'s estranged ex speaks out. why he is accusing her of starting a smear campaign against him. i mean their divorce is getting uglier by the minute. >> it certainly is. it is already being played out in the court of public opinion as well. this as

the prime minister, stefan lofven, says everything indicates it was a terrorist attack. take a listen. >> swedish authorities including police and hospitals, are doing everything they can to save lives and maintain our safety. thoughts, concerns and condolences have reached many of us from all around the world. and we are grateful for the many warm expressions of sharing our grief. we are determined never to let the values that we treasure, democracy, human rights, and freedom, to be yeaunderfinmined hatred. >> max foster joins us from stockholm with the latest. good morning, max. what more to we know about the man whose been arrested? >> reporter: we heard he is likely the driver of the vehicle. for a long time, there was abimage we thought that police were looking for. and a man who has been arrested. some flowers being laid. this is a process that the country is going through. all of the shock of yesterday. now, turning into trablg di of what happened. just a moment ago, had a young child with his father. a military dress also laying flowers. isa, i want to point you

. >> i got stefan curry's jersey that he had just worn to the practice. >> reporter: hasn't been washed>> and it hasn't been washed. >> reporter: for the family, it's a long-term solution they can most certainly live with. at stanford, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> that is just incredible. we are happy to report after we told the warriors about what a big fan chris is, they set him and his family up with tickets to today's playoffs game. we hope they have a lot of fun. >>> coming up, it is your last chance to catch one of the biggest celebrations on the west coast. the annual cherry blosso festival. what you can expect to see today. >>> happening today, it is your last chance to enjoy the cherry blossom festival in san francisco. the festival held on post street between laguna and fillmore in japantown features lots of food, traditional music and dance, and today's highlight is the cherry festival grandpa ra parade. it starts at 1:00 on city and mccallister. they are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year. >>> at 6:00 a.m., breaking news. police are on the hunt for a suspect who

let's talk about what it means for europe, stefan. >> the impact for europe can be huge. two major contenders. marine le pen is outspoken antieuropean. she would love to leave the european union. she wants to leave the nato and then the other side who is an outspoken european candidate. during his meetings, these are the only meetings where you see european flags waved by many, many people. when marine le pen wins in two weeks from now, it will be very bad news for the european union. and if jean-luc amacron and a tr up, jean-luc melechon. he would love to lead the euro, as well. it would mean bad news for european union on sunday night. >> journalist, thank you for the context. of course, all eyes on the french election and, of course, we'll be following it here on cnn. thank you. >>> we turn now to cnn's exclusive report, the fbi had gathered intelligence that suggests russian operatives were trying to use advisors to donald trump, including carter page to infiltrate mr. trump's campaign. >> cnn's anderson cooper interviewed page earlier this year when reports of possib

. >> and the number one story of the week, spice girl mel b accuses her estranged husband, stefan belafonteiled for divorce in march, claims belafonte would, quote, beat me down to let me know that he was in charge. she included photos as evidence. this image from the uk x factor where she claims bruises are visible. belafonte denies the allegation. go to etonline.com for the latest. >>> well, also in the news, jimmy fallon, "the tonight show" host, has been locked in a ratings battle with stephen colbert this season, and this week jimmy and his crew were busy taping episodes at universal studios florida, where he's also showing off a new thrill ride inspired by the crazy things he does on the air. he gave our senior news editor a peek behind the scenes. >> so close. >> what's your favorite part? >> my favorite part is my wife and kids are in it, and it looks like they're really there. it's pretty cute. >> so good. >> jimmy's race through new york is inspired by his celebrity race segment. but on steroids. >> i have undercover bosses. one with like a mustache, you know? people are clapping

the swedish prime minister stefan lofven has said that the country has been attacked and everything indicateshat it was police have released this image of a man they want to question in relation to the attack. suddenly this afternoon, panic on the streets of central stockholm. people running for their lives. around the corner, a lorry has smashed across a pedestrian area, into a department store, leaving at least three people dead. into a department store, leaving at least three people deadlj into a department store, leaving at least three people dead. i heard the noise, i heard the screams, i saw the people as i walked out immediately. just outside the store, there was a dead dog, its owner screaming. there was a lady laying with a 7k, there was blood on the ground, bodies on the ground everywhere, and the sense of panic, people standing by their loved ones, but also people running away, mainly to the minor streets around. the general sense of sheer panic. after the police and ambulances arrived at the police and ambulances arrived at the scene, it became clear, this was not an accident. tra

stefan has been working specifically on that, but stefan is not the person who can take decisions for the syrians that they themselves have to take. another subsidary responsibility madam president, falls on third states. those who should stop interfering in the syrian conflict to advance their own interests. another responsibility that is no less important is -- falls on this security council, madam president, that must exert pressure and must seek to persuade to continue to have the parties negotiating we should take advantage of the momentum that was launched in december with the most recent cessation of hostilities and then continued with the astana process. the events of last week only strengthened our conviction that there is no possibility of a military solution to this conflict. and only through a political process agreed by the syrians and the mediation of the united nations can we find a solution. we'd like to reiterate our strongest condemnation of the continued use of chemicals weapons in syria and we insist that regarding all confirmed uses of chemical weapons, the supply

this past summer, maggie stefan as proved it once again and left rio with another gold, her second inas many games so why did she return to such little fanfare. because she returned to stanford. >> it is crazy how quick it all goes. i mean, one minute you're on top of the podium with your sisters and enjoying that moment that you've been dreaming of your whole life and then the next minute you're in the back of a classroom taking some notes on your notebook and just trying to pass mechanical engineering class that you are in. >> olympians are everywhere you look at stanford. >> that is what i love about stanford. it doesn't matter what you've done in the past, it doesn't matter what your going to do in the future, but it is what you are doing right now. >> after taking a year off to prepare for the olympics with team usa, what she's doing now is completing her senior year while trying to help the cardinal win the third national title in the last four years, standing in her way, the opponents this weekend and last year's national champion usc who is riding a 52-match win streak. >> i'v

and we can also speak to stefan de vries, a journalist based in paris.itain has over 3000. they cannot go around arresting all of these people because there is not the evidence, they are aware they have shown an interest in ices and so—called islamic state, in extremist propaganda, but until they start plotting a crime and cross that line into criminal activity, it is very hard for them to do something about it. what tabs can they keep on that number of people? it is very resource intensive, they can spend two months throwing everything at someone, tap their phones, put watches on them, different people changing identities and stop. it is enormously intensive and stop. it is enormously intensive and if nothing is shown in that time they simply cannot afford to keep those resources on that target, they will switch to somebody else. it may well be that person simply has not shown their hand, that is what happened with 7/7, the london bombings, mohammad sidique khan, the ringleader, had not shown his hand at the time they were aware of him, they switched to

the swedish prime minister stefan lofven has declared today a national day of mourning, following friday'skholm. a minute of silence was observed outside the city hall. the prime minister, most of the royal family and the mayor took part, as flags we re and the mayor took part, as flags were held at half—mast. many swedes are back in the city centre for the first time since friday's attack, as they return to work, and the tributes keep coming. hundreds of thousands of flowers have been placed at the scene of the attack over the past few days. we now have more details about the victimes. four people killed in friday's attack, including a briton, a 41—year—old known as chris bevington. he built a life here in sweden, he worked for spotify. he had a swedish wife and two young children. an 11—year—old girl from sweden also caught up in the violence, along with another swede, and a belgian who was here as a tourist. there will be a minute's silence across sweden for the victims in the coming hours, as police continue to hold their main suspect, a 39—year—old from uzbekistan, understood to be dr

we are treating this as an act of terror, says stefan levin. swedish parliament was lockdown, the subway suspended and the country put on heightened alert. sweden has been relatively immune from terror attacks in other parts of there, suspected isis followers. >> there has been a terror attack. >> last month in london, an s.u.v. deliberately blown down pedestrians, before crashing into the gates of parliament. >> the city center remains blocked off as the investigation continues. jonathan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> meantime, back at home, the katz jewish community center focusing on security, congressman norcross, director of new jersey homelands security, christopher rodriguez, announced $1 million in grant money for institutions and non-profits in south jersey. cash jewish center faced threats in january. >> earlier this year we saw a coordinated attack against over 100jcc's across this great nation. and it reminded us of the every day issues that we are facing, not only as a community, but as a nation. >> now, the grant money can pay for

. >> but fox's stefan yo oakley reports one group is stepping in to make things right. >> reporter: beginningudence webster. >> nothing but happiness. like i want to cry. >> a joy she was robbed of one month ago. >> it was devastating. not just for her but as family. like we feel invaded she's autistic her service dog khloe kept her day by day with underring things keeping her calm, helping her face fears. but on the morning of march 12th, khloe was stolen right from their backyard. >> when she had melt downs, you know, khloe would bring her back to reality. khloe would, um, keep her from harming anyone or herself when she gets mad she wants to lash out and hit. sometimes she hits herself. >> reporter: for several weeks she was without her best friend the one who helped heartly live when the owners all face k9 tactical heard her story they felt compelled to help. >> we like to be blessings and give back to our community. >> i knew it -- >> reporter: blessing prudence with a new service dog to grow with. piper. >> she wanted the ball. >> reporter: piper offering prudence a new light. a new gui

swedish prime minister stefan lofven says all indications are that this was a terror attack. stockholm police say one person that can have some kind of connection to the attack has been arrested. now the truck involved was a large beer truck a swedish brewery told local media one of its vehicles had been carjacked earlier in the day. a nationwide manhunt has been under way in sweden as police continue to work all angles. now, it's not clear whether the person under arrest at this hour is the man shown in a police photo that was released earlier today wearing a greenish hoodie standing at the top of an escalator. stockholm police are holding a news conference in just a few moments to update this investigation. we'll have the latest on 6abc.com. brian. >> alicia thank you. >>> "action news" and abc news will have continuing coverage on the strike in syria neil gorsuch's confirmation and that attack in stockholm. >> time now for a check of the accuweather forecast this friday. >> yes, started out gloomy but blue skies prevailed. adam joseph joining us. >> it is very chilly with

stefan eny ruhle picks up our coverage. >> thanks so much. good morning, i'm stephanie ruhle. a big day ahead. here's the question, in or out. the white house suggesting they're going to pull out of nafta. >> it's a disaster. it's a trading disaster. >> but then the president tells north american leaders last night, don't worry, guys, we're staying in. and the hard sell, the president and his team in a full-court press to push their tax plan, but new questions this morning, what's actually in that thing? >> when we have an agreement we will release the details. >> we will be back with lots of details. >> we're working on form details. >> get your paddles out it's resuscitated, a republican health care bill back in play, covering preexisting conditions, it's optional. the freedom caucus on boards. what do the moderates think? >> they are staying on board we could have a vote as soon as the house leadership wants to schedule it. >> we're going to begin this morning with president trump, trying to push -- get the points on the board with two days left before he hits the 100-day m

stefan my ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks, mika. good morning, i'm stephanie ruhle. breaking news overnight, a suspect named in the paris terror attack as president trump weighs in. >> it looks like another terrorist attack and what can you say, it just never ends. >> suggesting the attack may change the course of the election there. will france's version of trump pull off a victory? >>> also breaking overnight, a win for the president. negotiating the release of an american aide worker in egypt, as he searches for a big legislative win before his 100 days are up. is health care back on? >> we'll see what happens. but this is a great bill. >>> plus the mar-a-lago loophole, two former south american presidents secretly meet with president trump at his resort. has his club become a way for people to get off the books introduces? >>> we're going to begin this morning with new details just coming in after that deadly attack in paris. president trump tweeting just a short time ago, quote, another terrorist attack in paris. the people of

kartik tiwari and stefan seltz-axmacher founded the company in 2016. >> we think that some time towardshe end of the year we could be doing this run without a person behind the wheel. >> this year? >> yeah. >> self driving trucks this ye year? yeah. >> it's not this company, it might be otto whose truck made headlines by driving itself across colorado to deliver a shipment of beer. owned by uber which has been testing self driving taxis in pennsylvania and arizona. but here's the thing. once our trucks and taxis drive themselves what will happen to the people who used to do those jobs? in the u.s. that's 180,000 taxi drivers, 600,000 uber drivers and 3.5 million truck drivers. >> we need to start to think seriously. >> martin ford is the author of the book "rise of the robots" he says that's just the beginning of wave of automation that will threaten millions of jobs in every industry at once. like america's nearly five million store workers. later this year, shoppers in seattle will be able to walk into the first amazon go grocery, take what they want and walk out again. sensors will d