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it read in a quote - just heard fern munster not to speak at un. if he echoes little "rocket man" they will not be around much longer. did you know about that? request the president does not have to clear anything with me. but the tweet is consistent with this policy? it is important to instill with the iran policy and north korean policy, the president give us very clear guidance. we delivered the national security team, multiple options for the president. broad ranging discussions. the president has made decisions on very coherent, well laid out strategies. that is what we are executing now. >> i want to ask about the treatment. during the president proceed from a shared with the public denigration of another head of state in an attempt to publicly humiliate with a termite little "rocket man", that that can have some positive strategic impact week. >> i think with the real danger is in terms of communicating with kim jong-un is that if he doesn't understand how serious we are about this behavior and the behavior of the regime. in the president has been very clear on that.i thin

tillerson our wonderful secretary of state and he is wasting his time trying to negotiate with a little rocket man a reference to a leader kim jong un he also said we'll do what has to be done when the us president says there is no point in negotiating with the north korean government this comes just a day after the secretary of state publicly confirmed that the u.s. was using back channels in communicating with pyongyang important policy statement was made in a series of early morning treats mike hanna reports from washington secretary of state ricks tillerson has been holding high level talks in beijing dealing both with north korea as well as the wider relationship between the u.s. and china this seen as a crucial part of a warm up in relations between the two countries and china would have welcomed to listen it's apparent commitment to pursuing a diplomatic track in dealing with north korea in an off the camera interview the secretary of state confirmed publicly that the u.s. was pursuing back channels in dialogue with the pyongyang administration. this was the president's reaction that sent t

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a small army that protects only him. troops, a000 remarkable little fact, why would you have that kind of detection question mark against whom --? protection? against whom? his own people. i think he is a frightened, little man, with you at the moment, has enormous power. host: a lot of question on what he did or did not play in 2016. based on what you know about him, do you think he was involved in russian involvement in the 20 16th election? guest: absolutely. he was at the top, he knew it all, he was at top of it all and that is the way the russian system works. host: let's talk about your book. i want to talk about your dedication. tell us what is happening. guest: i feel that very strongly. me, that was my first year in the soviet union and russia. i lived there one year and i believe anyone who starts out onto a new assignment, i was there working for the state department, but even working for the state department before the united states, a newspaper, a network, the most important thing -- you were there to cover the news. you want to see or hear what is going on, you want to filter through your own intelligence and tell it to us straight. do not give me a song and dance. tell you what you see and hea

a little more than 24 hours ago, a man turned this hotel, the mandalay bay, into a sniper's berth andried out a horrific and deadly shooting. news 4's aaron gilchrist is on the ground in las vegas. he's going to join us at 5:00 a.m. with a live report. some of the sights and sounds coming out of nevada are heartbreaking. it's hard to imagine how one moment folks are enjoying an outdoor concert, the next, courage it took the first responders and everyday folks to run toward the danger in order to save other lives. >> we have an active shooter inside the fairgrounds. it's coming from up there. mandalay bay. halfway up. i see the shots coming from mandalay bay. halfway up. >> everyone started stampeding and charging and knocking over grills, jumping over fences, getting out. >> two guys were running by carrying a girl that was all bloody or shot. >> i didn't know whether to get up, run, stay, duck. i didn't know if it was safe to move because of everything going on. it was really scary. >> i honestly thought we were done. i had no idea where my mom was. >> actual gunshots. they laid over

it seems like he's grown like a little man just in the six months i've been here.good, you know, singing, playing one, two, three, freeze. >> freeze! now you freeze. go. freeze, freeze. honestly, i have to take this like a blessing. the way i was living out there, i really wasn't with him anyway. i was there physically, but not emotionally. >> ready? are you going to leave? you going to say bye-bye? >> mommy, nanna? coming? >> yes, nanna's coming. >> mommy? >> no, mama's not coming, baby. i love you. >> i love you. >> i love you, bye-bye, baby. >> come on big boy. >> ready? give mommy kiss one more time. >> i love you. i'll see you soon. >> see you soon. be a good girl. >> be a good girl. >> be good. >> i will. you be good. be good boy for nanna? okay. i'll see you soon? >> all right. >> say bye-bye. >> all right. let's go. >> bye, baby. >> this is the worst part, watching him leave, when he asks me if i'm coming. like, what do you say to that? and the worst part is i have no idea when i'm coming. i can't say mama will be home soon or mama will be home tomorrow. li

probably the big positive things was, i feel, i find the idea of symbolic justice to me a little silly. this grown mant matter what political sign, it just drives me a little crazy. i have to hand it to dallas for separating the protests from the anthem because i think that was like as donald trump said was progress. and it ended up pushing into some sort of solution maybe? >> yes i think you're making a fair point. i appreciate the emotion, the passion and the life experience for tyrus what you've gone through and people that you know you have worked with also professionally. it takes a lot of courage to put yourself out there. especially when your job is on the line as well and you have the president saying something. but at the same time i am also looking and saying i think the president made those comments spontaneously. i do not think it was something he planned but when he is speaking an hour or 20 minutes, over time he does a lot of this in their things he says that sometimes you are like we want to take that back and keep him on prompter. at the same point i think he was approaching it like a

trying to negotiate with a little rocket man a reference to leader kim jong un you also treated it will do what has to be done. aid agencies are continuing to new in their efforts to help the more than half a million refugees who fled a military crackdown. and state the head of the world food program has visited ranger refugee camps in bangladesh as limited access to clean water and toilets and health workers fear there could be an outbreak of disease to berlin men have become the first gay couple to tie the knot after germany's new laws on same sex marriage came into force town halls open on sunday to allow couples to celebrate the law change same sex partners have been able to register their partnerships since two thousand and one but they now have the same sex the same tax advantages and adoption rights as heterosexual couples. former football star just simpson has been released from prison in the us state of nevada the seventeen year old left in the early hours of sunday morning after serving nine years for a botched robbery attempt at a las vegas hotel in two thousand and seven. th

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past tweeted that his secretary of state is quote wasting his time trying to negotiate with little rocket man a reference to north korean leader kim jong un. the head of the world food program has visited refugee camps in bangladesh david beasley says they desperately need international support to help deal with the crisis aid agencies to help the more than home for a million refugees who fled the military crackdown and. state time has more from one count on the. border. i mean. the relief this division sense to be more active in a lot of the camps we have visited last couple of weeks this is far from a very different scenario two weeks ago when things were very chaotic. the army took over for the central distribution of relief and the traffic management thinks looks far better on the ground right now we have also seen presence of very high up u.n. agency people as well as international donor agency people taking part in distributing relief coordinating on the ground talking to monitor and things i spoke to the executive director of the world food program david bisley i oxon to share his experi

a little -- original name may have been american traveler. i can't guarantee any of the story. this was written by a man who bought a house across at the time little sorrel was supposedly born. he was not just in the neighborhood. the story was out while the principles were alive. the children were alive. it's pretty good evidence, but not group. i have come -- but not proof. this man is william collins. ohio in to southern 1850. army uniform.nion i thought, this is it. he must've seen little sorrel. he wrote back to his brother. he never came near stonewall jackson. he went west during the war. fort collins colorado is named for him. he got a good friend who was involved in the shenandoah valley campaign. ferry in 1862ers when jackson took harpers ferry. he came face-to-face with stonewall jackson on his horse. he was very close to william were businessthey partners and went to the same church area -- church. it got back to noah collins that's with a horse came from. here is another interesting bit worried this is a pacing mare named hottest. -- pocahontas. you can see the characteristics. largely a pa

tillerson wonderful secretary of state that he is wasting his time trying to negotiate with a little rocket man a reference to leader king. he also said will do what has to be done well for more on this let's speak to mike hanna who is live for us in washington d.c. this kind of breaks all the rules of diplomacy doesn't it mike lee is supposed to put a united front up to whichever side you're trying to talk to. well so even by the standards of the tran previn's presidency this is absolutely extraordinary a u.s. president a setting foreign policy using his thumbs in morning tweet and at the same time completely undercutting and distancing himself from his secretary of state towards who's already established a policy on this issue the north korean issue but let's just take a look how the day panned out secretary of state risks to listen has been holding high level talks in beijing dealing both with north korea as well as the wider relationship between the u.s. and china this seen as a crucial part of a warm up in relations between the two countries and china would have welcomed to listens apparen

one of the mysteries of his life is why little sorrel was not there. a man who wrote a great book on it says little sorrel was stolen or missing. i do not think that is true, i think he may have been wounded. they did find a story of one of jackson's bodyguard holding little sorrel and the courier was hit by the horse was out of action for a while. he was back in action for the battle of harper's ferry which took place on september 15, shortly before antietam. he is described as being there as a scruffy looking little horse. then we go to antietam where jackson and little sorrel were up in the northern part of this map, which would've been the left wing of the confederate army at this point. the day before the battle, joseph hooker's troops across the antietam creek. the confederates knew they were there. jackson was up on the hill watching it happen and stayed there all night, exposing himself and his horse again and they survived to fight the battle of antietam. it was not a success, he had to turn around and go back to virginia. here are jackson stood in

media is silent and steelworker and one of our steel mills in lorain ohio we can make steel at a little over a man our protection in russia has twenty man hours per ton in china it's one thousand man hours per ton during the last fifteen years we had five high level discussions with china but reducing their domestic capacity every time they promised to reduce capacity they went from four hundred million tons to last year one point two billion tons five hundred million tons of domestic global overcapacity that's being dumped not just in our market mostly in our market but also in places like germany and france and belgium and england and so they're depressed in global steel prices so even if the companies can produce they can't make the cost of capital and they're starving themselves and china is having a good time doing it we've got to realize china in our friend and is trump your friend. can he be trusted so far is or doesn't sound very good here's the difficulty during the campaign candidate trump promised industrial workers he would take these actions stop unfair trade stop currency manipulatio

a. little the man in the video nicholas dudek well he's an audience strategy editor for the new york times he says he's previously worked for the election campaigns of both hillary clinton and barack obama decides that he once claimed former f.b.i. director james comey was his quote godfather although he later did change the story on that now the new york times has reacted to these revelations released by the group known as project veritas in a statement the newspaper admitted that due to apparently violated the outlets own ethics code it also claims he exaggerated the influence he had at the outlet however the net why didn't they with project veritas releasing additional revelations regarding do it and its connections to people in silicon valley let's get more details on this now here's our correspondent so america. project veritas has just released its second video featuring audience strategy editor and nick nick dudek who dealt further into influencing the news then but this time through social media manipulation he even calls himself the gate keeper who decides what goes out and what d

little children. of course, he pocketed it. >> did he have a job to speak of or anything he did professionally? >> his job was scamming. that's what he did mostly. >> you knew hip as a con man basically. >> right. he was a little con. >> when he got tripped up, he'd call on you. >> he did. >> rail, the lawyer, wears two hats. he's also a movie producer, not hollywood but more of the released direct to video school. his low-budget titles are more common seen in asian stalls than in your multiplex. this is his latest release. >> i can't do that! >> don't do it. >> shoot me! >> horror, gory? what's the genre? >> try not to make it gory, but at the end of the day a little blood, a little sex, a little violence can't hurt. >> as it turned out, cops on the meredith emerson case were particularly interested in rail's first movie, deadly run. he made it back in 1985 with the assistance of his scam artist clienlt gary hilton. >> the premise of the movie is we're going to take some women into the woods and then we're going to defend those women and the poof, they'll be hunted down and killed. >> is gary involved in this, as a script writer or anything that formal? >> gary is helping

. >> fred, man, the dude killed a little baby, man. i found out he killed an infant.n i found out about that, we can no longer be associates, man. because what type of man would i be to associate myself with a [ bleep ] like that? >> these are charges. nothing has been proven. but i mean hinkston has his opinions and he sticks by them. really he's just a big bully. and he's in here terrorizing people. that's what he does, i guess. that's what he's good at. >> coming up, things get messier in the ad seg unit. >> one of the other inmates threw feces in his cell. it was pretty terrible actually. he had feces all over him, all over the room, all over the walls. it was everywhere. >> mark hinkston reaches the breaking point. >> y'all keeping me in this [ bleep ]. y'all keeping me with these pedophiles, man! y'all playing with me bro. i'm been trying my hardest. my [ bleep ]. i'm telling you -- >> i done told you don't talk to me like that. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an o

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of people who would agree with him that donald trump is a lunatic and from fires back with a little rocket man and makes fun of. kim and this is just going back and forth diplomacy cannot be conducted with the same kind of insults that trump used during the campaign against his republican opponents or against hillary clinton and the kind of bullying and provocative behavior that kim jong un has shown i mean this is not the way we're going to get a settlement here and it's a very dangerous situation because there are it's easy to have miscalculations in this kind of situation and miscalculation there can be disastrous we feel as what many people keep warning that this is the closest we've been to war and possibly even nuclear war than any time listen to any time since the cuban missile crisis so it is very dangerous we need sober statesman but trump is not doing that and neither is kim so far so trump tells rex tillerson secretary of state that he's wasting his time trying to pursue a diplomatic solution well he's not wasting his time everybody recognizes that there is no acceptable military so

you know so activities chuck that if you just have this people moving for economic mess a story about a man in a little bit of trouble hearing you so let me go to missing now on on some of the things that you are talking about the conditions around the referendum we've heard from the cuttlebone your president calas push a moment has been very critical of the silence on what's been happening why haven't we heard more from the e.u. do you think about what's been happening around this referendum. the european union it's a union of states and vera for it's i think it's your article illogical from a state perspective to first respect states over any t. and second in spanish we have a phrase that says when you see your neighbor having the beard cut just yours in a safe place which means almost every state in the european union has a richer and it would potentially want to become independent so i think it's logical that does not mean it's like g t made but i think it was logical until now that the european union tried to be very calm and quiet hoping that this would be solved in a reasonable way dr that has n

rose to become yeltsin's prime minister, the second-most powerful man in russia. >> a new prime minister, vladimir putin, a man of littlexperience but a... >> the biggest and the initial reaction when people heard his name being announced as acting prime minister on the ninth of august 1999, by president yeltsin, the first reaction was, "who is that?" most people had never heard of this guy. >> narrator: but the perception of putin would begin to change less than a month later. >> just a few weeks, really, after he became prime minister, we had a very suspicious slate of apartment bombings across russia. >> a bomb destroyed an apartment building in moscow and it does appear... >> narrator: there were suspicions about who set off the bombs. the government claimed it was the work of separatists from the russian republic chechnya. >> everybody's home asleep in their beds. and these large apartment blocks just folded in on themselves, burying these people alive or dead, but burying everybody in the building. >> narrator: for putin, it was a moment to show the russian people just who he was. >> this prime minister that most

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it owes certain debts to a film byjodie foster called little man tait. this was cheese on toast, but i really liked it, really well played, just the right amount of sentimentality, and there was something a little bit more stringent in there as well, terrific performances, and it is a real heart warmer. mostly, when people say that movies are heart—warming, they don't mean it, they just movies are heart—warming, they don't mean it, theyjust mean they are cheesy, but this won me over, and are no one was more surprised than i ami are no one was more surprised than i am i thought i would hate it, but i really liked it. plenty to go and see this week, thank you. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the iplayer. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there. storm brian is looming large, nothing unusual about this storm, typical autumn storm heading our way, but before then we have so much, weath

i would like to share with the you a little bit about who this man is.o that we can destroy all of the lies, all of the smears, from the fake news industrial complex. the first thing, i met donald j. trump in the summer of 2015 when i was invited into his office in new york to prepare for the presidential candidates debate. the thing that struck me is that when the door closed, it was just him, myself, and corey lewandowski. his campaign manager. this man is exactly the same behind closed doors as he is in public. there is no filter. there is no false d.c. screen. there is no two faces. in d.c., you see these politicians walk into a room, in front of a camera, it is like a switch gets flipped, and this grimace, this "washington smile" comes across of them. there is nothing like that in . this man is who he is, unfiltered. what you see is what you get.