plus as alta bates plans to close its ber ley emergency room, how some residents in richmond are reacting. welcome to kqed news room w begin with politics thi morning justice department issued d eemts for 12 officers for offenses related to the meddling in the 2016 election. it comes a few days before president donald trump is scheduled to meet with russian president vladimir putin this earlier this week the president nominated brett kavanaugh who has a conservative record and has expressedtrong supportor presidential immunity. his confirmation would push the court to the right and a showdown is under way. and here in the bay area, london brie made history when she was sworn in a mayor wednesday, the first african-american woman to hold the post. during her speech, she had a message for the trump administration. >> we are going to the president wet here in san francisc don't put children in cages. we put them in the classroom. joining me to discuss the week's legal and political developmen are, nyu school of law professor melissa murray. kqed politics and government senior editor, scott s

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we've been watching the bated breath for the last 16 days. the operation started in earnest about a dozen hours ago. it took divers approximately six hours to reach those boys, then turn around with them and make an approximately five-hour run back. that was the estimate. it would seem their success to bringing these first two boys out beat the expectations which is remarkable in itself, given that these kids don't know how to swim. they have been taught over the last few days how to breathe with diving masks and regulators on their back, how to go single file through dark, deep, curvy, narrow passageways with one diver in front of them and one diver in back. it is a very brave extrication on behalf of all of those divers as well as those kids who said we are going to get out of there alive and the great news on this sunday morning is two of those kids have made it out safely. nbc's bill neely has been on location. he describes this as being a situation where they plan to bring out two people at a time. again, there are 13 total. the one coac

backto 1999 -- that bates 1999, regarding criminal cases. this treaty is in full effect. on average, we initiate about 100, 150 criminal cases upon request from foreign states. for instance, last year there uponne extradition case the request sent by the united states. so this treaty has specific legal or seizures -- procedures. we can offer that the appropriate commission headed by special counsel mueller, he can use this treaty and we will send an official request that we would interrogate and hold questioning of these individuals -- to someeves crimes, and we are able to do this questioning and send proper material to the united states. moreover, we can meet you halfway and make another step. but we cannot actually permit the special run a business -- special representatives of the united states, including the commission headed by hi mueller, but in this case there is another version of this. efforts should be a mutual wanted then we would expect that the american -- and mutual one. then we would expect that the americans would capitulate

monday the flames charge through here at sixty kilometers per hour almost everyone fled towards the bates's only the firefighters have the mains to try and resist the flames often in vying. and this is their first time in thirty eight years of my service. seeing so much. of it sometimes we can cause it's something. to stop this investigators say the blaze took just ninety minutes to race down the mountain towards the coast many residents simply had no chance to escape and while monday was extremely hard and we need grace the government suspects the worst fires were no accident. i would like to stress that we have serious indications and findings of criminal activity namely arson. the police are also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. did you know if no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come to nothing you leftists of the massey of god. the reside

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monday the flames charge through here at sixty kilometers per hour almost everyone fled towards the bates's only the firefighters have the mains to try and resist the flames often in vying. and this is their first time in thirty eight years of my service. seeing so much. of it sometimes we can do course it's something. to stop this investigators say the blaze took just ninety minutes to race down the mountain towards the coast many residents simply had no chance to escape and while monday was extremely hard and we need grace the government suspects the worst fires were no accident. as you've all been informed. the indications that we have and which authorities in charge are already investigating will. lead to the conclusion that arson was behind the deadly fires. the police are also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines

. >>> and alan alda going public with a private bate. how his parkinson's battle could help thers. going public with a privateattle. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>ood evening. there's breaking news as we come on the air tonight. a passenger plane has ashed near durango, mexico today, lane headed to mexico city. bl k smoke marks the spot of a wreckage where aeromexico says was the site of an accident. it apparently went down just after takeoff om rthwest mexico, with over 100 people on board. tammy leitner has late breaking details. >> reporter: tonight, emergency crews rushing to the scene of a plancrash in northwest mexico. the plane, 9 holding passengers and four crew crashed because the wind was too strong accordg to local reports which said they ran out of nway. the crash happened in durango, mexico. it's unknown if there are fatalities but officials say being e injured and rushed to hospitals near the scene.me aeco saying we are working to gather additional information and will provide more details as b thome available and confirmed. our priority is to gua

plus as alta bates plansos to cle its berkeley emergency room, how some residents in richmond are reacting. welcome to d kqws room we begin with politics this morning justice department issued indeemts for 12 ofoicers offenses related to the meddling in the 2016 election. it comes a few days before president donald trump is scheduled to mean with rus president vladimir putin this earlier this week the president

once again a government crisis was averted with a last minute compromise as europe watched with bated breath germany one so stable and reliable now appeared vulnerable and indecisive angle america was facing numerous challenges for years she's been trying to get russian president vladimir putin to back down on crimea and eastern ukraine and donald trump she's faced a president of the us for so long germany's transatlantic partner openly admitted that he sees the e.u. as a foe. it seems that many world leaders can see the advantage in having a week in germany and a weekend e.u. . sebastopol in crimea a city built by russian stars to accommodate their mother of warships a proud officer city a city of heroes they say here unlike other cities in crimea they say save us to pull has always been russian and now it's under russian sway again after moscow annexed it in two thousand and fourteen. but there are still no big russian banks here no big foreign companies not even international bank cards work. and it's all because of sanctions imposed by the west in response to the annexation . sout

diplomatic editor james bates. we face to face ahead of a solo meeting a meeting that lasted over two and a half hours but if you were hoping they would solve any of the world's problems you'll be sorely disappointed instead when they spoke to reporters their comments were dominated by their views on the most toxic political issue in the u.s. an issue that just got more controversial as they seemed mainly to agree on it during today's meeting i addressed directly with president putin the issue of russian interference in our elections i felt this was a message best delivered in person spend a great deal of time talking about it. and president putin may very well want to address it and very strongly because he feels very strongly about it and here's an interesting idea putin then explained that idea he get russian or thora his to interview the twelve hackers even though the allegation is they were working on behalf of those same or thoughts is or he said they could set up a joint us russian investigation team with on

peace or disarmament the world watches along with bated breath to see that headline stealing singing morse singapore summit was a pivotal as the white house made it out to be or political gravity the deal will do you rail lofty dreams of peace are thieves trading chavez as more. secretary of state mike pompei o is pushing peace talks and while here shrugging off north korea's gazer comments he says there are still progress to be made speaking in afghanistan during an unannounced visit to kabul pale said denuclearization will be difficult to give you one quick answer with respect to north quit we still have a long ways to go but the commitment that the north koreans made frankly that chairman kim personally made to president trump remains were reinforced i saw some of the statements came out they were they were mixed you haven't reported on that the mixed statements but maybe maybe you will now. that the statements that were put out chairman kim statement following their discussions. continue to express his desire to complete the denuclearization to which he is so committed following

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we've just been holding on with bated breath. every flashing light we saw of an ambulance coming out, for us, was another life saved and another step forward, but to get out with everybody not just wiive, but reasonably well, really, that's astonishing. >> glor: we really appreciate your time. once again, jonathan, thanks so efch. >> great to talk to you, jeff. >> glor: in another remarkable story of survival, it appears there were no fatalities when a plane carrying 11 people crashed today in a mountainous region of alaska. this happened about 40 miles southwest of ketchikan. repor well,eff, a coast guard rescue helicopter battled deteriorating weather and very limited visibility. it had to hoist the pilot and ten passengers to safety. the national transportation safety board says the plane that crashed is a float-equipped de havilland otter. the pilot called 911 after the crash this morning. now, everyone on board survived, but we understand many are injured. those injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. the plane took o

was from the same batch that was used both we said ok beauteous critical and officer sergeant nick bateyou clearly were exposed to this the knowledge of the ship. the possibility that these two investigations might be doing it is clearly a line of inquiry. but it is important that we keep an open mind and we do. speculate on this issue at this moment. so although we are not leading this investigation crucial piece of a crucial role to play is supporting our colleagues in the countries that we see network to support them as their inquiries continue. this of course is a complex and fast paced investigation and my office is start off and volunteers that which place around the city the towns in front of. the top priority now and always will be the safety of everybody across our communities to that extent people in a spirit and soul spirit will see a significant increase in the amounts of police offices legal system we have available this will include offices in protective equipment as they carry out activity across the number of all socks this reassurance will look similar to the activity t

professor bates, whose responsibility is this?t into their materials and have set ambitious targets going forward into the future. this is companies in all sectors. we have had supermarkets say they're going plastic free, or increasing their plastics recycling. but what we need isa plastics recycling. but what we need is a standard. we need to make sure that say, for example, plastic bottles have 50% recycled plastic, and as mary said that will create the demand for it. we will have the material that is quality, that we need, and we won't need to export it. the government needs to set that framework. at the moment i feel that what has been happening is the industry has been driving the change and the government has almost been playing catch—up. and the government has almost been playing catch-up. you are nodding. this is an opaque system and we asked the neo to do this report because we couldn't see where the money went. we heard evidence in our inquiry that the packaging producers here only pay 10% of the costs of recycling. acro

launched a public attack on germany which he says is controlled by russia our diplomatic editor james bates reports. never has the u.s. commitment to its nato allies look to the shaky is this even before the summit had started president trump used his breakfast with nato secretary general to attack his allies focusing on one in particular germany is totally controlled by russia because they were getting from sixty to seventy percent of their energy from russia and a new pipeline and you tell me of that's appropriate because i think it's not and i think it's a very bad thing for nato and i don't think it should have happened and i think we have to talk to germany better the secretary general look taken aback maybe the lowrance will bite me but the president kept up his extraordinary attack but germany as far as i'm concerned this captive to russia because it's getting so much energy from russia so we're supposed to protect germany's. energy for america chancellor merkel who's just survived a bruising political battle at home had this response to this fresh assault. and tired though it's mont

peace or disarmament the world watches along with bated breath to see if that headline stealing singer morse singer singapore summit was as pivotal as the white house made it out to be or if political gravity we deal will do you rail lofty dreams of peace artie's treaty as more. secretary of state mike pompei o is pushing peace talks and while here shrugging off north korea's gangster comments he says there are still progress to be made speaking in afghanistan during an unannounced visit to kabul peo said denuclearization will be difficult i give you one quick answer with respect to north quit we still have a long ways to go but the commitment that the north koreans made frankly that chairman kim personally made.

and washington butt heads over what comes first peace or disarmament the world watches along with bated breath to see if the headline stealing singer morse signal singapore summit was a pivotal as the white house made it out to be or if political gravity we deal will be rail lofty dreams of peace artie's treaty as more. secretary of state mike pompei o is pushing peace talks and while he is struggling off north korea's gangster comments he says there are still progress to be made speaking in afghanistan during an unannounced visit to kabul peo said denuclearization will be difficult i give you one quick answer with respect to north quit we still have a long ways to go but the commitment that the north koreans made frankly that chairman kim personally made to president from remains with reinforced i saw some of the statements came out they were they were mixed you haven't reported on that the mixed statements but maybe maybe you will now. that the statements that were put out chairman kim statement following their discussions. continue to express his desire to complete the denuclearizati

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meditative state, he says you can achieve relaxation environments that aren't relaxing, because your bates muscles in your neck and chest burning calories. >> you don't have to be in more danger but over time you feel you're in more danger. >> reporter: and conserving energy. >> what they mostly accomplished in a messtative state they didn't make it harder for themselves or become their own problem. >> reporter: we can all benefit from meditation if you ever had to wait for the outcome of a job interview or medical tests. >> you're in the upset of am i going to be okay and not what will happen to me, not the intensity of the boy's experience but a good surrogate of a useful tool to damp down that activity would be for you. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> there are new developments today in the case of a missing woman from oregon, surveillance video now confirms 23-year-old angela hernandez traveled south on highway 1 south of monterey last saturday morning at 9:30. detectives previously pinged her cell phone north of santa cruz also and foul play is not suspected. last friday morning. she left

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challenge the findings of his own intelligence community from helsinki here's our diplomatic editor james bates. face to face ahead of a solo meeting a meeting that lasted over two and a half hours but if you were hoping they would solve any of the world's problems you'll be sorely disappointed instead when they spoke to reporters their comments were dominated by their views on the most toxic political issue in the u.s. an issue that just got more controversial as they seemed mainly to agree on it during today's meeting i addressed directly with president putin the issue of russian interference in our elections i felt this was a message best delivered in person. spend a great deal of time talking about it and president putin may very well want to address it and very strongly because he feels very strongly about it and here's an interesting idea putin then explained that idea he get russian or thora his to interview the twelve hackers even though the allegation is they were working on behalf of those same or thoughts is or he said they could set up a joint us russian investigation team with one

let's get some analysis from our legal analyst, rachel coates and laura bates and our chief political analyst gloria borger. all of a sudden rudy giuliani is saying he doesn't know if collusion is a crime. >> that's moving the goalposts a little bit. what he's saying is if it were collusion trump would have had to pay for the hacking for russia's hacking the american election and he said hacking is a crime and then he went on to say and disparage michael cohen. they are punching back. i know he's quoting shakespeare here and how it has dissolved. it's up to bob mueller to figure out who's telling the truth here and what occurred and what did not occur and what cohn knows and what he doesn't know. and laura you can talk about this. >> if he says collusion is not necessarily a crime, rudy giuliani. alan desh wits hr show wits sayt a crime. >> let's put it to bed. when it's used here in terms of an umbrella showing there is two coordinated people showing there is a conspiracy, it could be a whole host of things. to have rudy giuliani focus on the underlying substance, if you tell everyon

that all evolving of what an incredible partisan affair of all the while peter strzok is put k bating back and making a f news and explaining of the text august 2016 when he was trading text messages with that fbi attorney, lisa paige, he explained for the first time he was not referring to himself. he was referring to his view of the american public for pushing back of what they believe disgusting behavior in reference the president's criticism of candidate trump criticizes the gold star family, khan family back in 2016. he said the american public he believed were not put up with that. that was the context of the texts that he said saying quote ", we'll st "stop it." stop president trump from becoming president trump. never the less is clear and his mind has not been changed of a extraordinary contentious hear zg ing and we expect for it to go on for the course of this week. >> we see strzok has taken a seat after that. we'll go there immediately. manu, since you have been watching closely, may i reminded that he has already testified with many of these members of congress previousl

their insights, cnn's abby phillip, michael warren with the weekly standard, and politico's rachel bate. i don't know about you all. it was like something went off. the minute kavanaugh walked out, my phone was almost smoking it was so active. e-mail after e-mail after e-mail. the system almost couldn't keep up. everybody was ready for this. the groups on both sides are very well armed, obviously. but one thing that is different this time around, it seems to me, than in the past is that the energy has been, and the money has been, on the republican side, convincing in a case like this, red state democrats to vote yes. now there's more money being raised and energy being put on to the progressive side to convince those red-state democrat bhos are key, three or four, probably three, to vote no. let's listen to one example. >> if confirmed to the d.c. circuit, i would follow roe v. wade faithfully and fully. that would be binding precedent of the court. it's been decided by the supreme court. >> but what is your opinion? you're not on the bench yet. you've talked about these issues in the

and i also think the president does a good job of bating democrats to taking these type of stances.t on issues, they move left. they could turn around and say they want open borders. it is a tricky dance. it is interesting to see how democrats handle that dance. >> harris: almost as incendiary to abolish i.c.e. nancy pelosi, your party seems to be divided along generational lines. there is some real issues within the party right now. >> we are seeing shifts within the party. for some reason, i do think that people like nancy pelosi, even chuck schumer, on some issues will walk in the middle-of-the-road. >> harris: representative maxine waters called it even stronger than that. she said they are only in it for them. >> i was really disappointed with the way they handled the maxine waters. i do not agree with their standpoint on that. i think they have to go hard or go home. there are a lot of people in your face. do not try to play trump supporters. this is red meat for his base. >> harris: is there room now for the republican party? are we going to caesar's affections? i am looking

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and the recovery begins for them, while we wait with bated breath, really, to see if authorities can continue their successful streak here and come tomorrow here in thailand, extricate the last five people remaining deep underground in that cave. >> absolutely. all right, matt rivers, thanks so much, matt. we're going to get back to ivan watson when we can reconnect with him. he's at the cave following everything from the ground there. but let's now talk about the -- it's dark, it's deep, it's dangerous. the rescue mission has gone remarkably well, considering what the divers, what those teams are up against. cnn's tom foreman is here with much more on that. so tom, lay out for viewers in the very unique perspective that you can bring here, what they're up against. >> reporter: kate, it has gone remarkably well to the point of almost being miraculous. look at it this way. these divers with covering 11 hours to cover the 2 1/2 miles in and back out again. now they're doing it in 9 hours with the boys in tow. and we're learning more about exactly how they're accomplishing that. it's ro

outside the cave families wait with bated breath. taking a moment to catch his -- with that first sedated boy in tow, he has just surfaced, completing a major hurdle, the first dive of the rescue operation. >> we realized that yeah the mask worked. the drug worked. after that, i knew there's a good chance we can get them all out this way. >> reporter: but mallinson quickly realizes there is a flaw in the plan. he and two support divers have to physically carry the child to the next dive point through a muddy, boulder spiked chamber, about 1 1/2 football fields long. are you thinking to yourself, "what did i get myself into when you're physically carrying this boy through this cave?" >> this is too much. we shouldn't have to be doing this. you know and diving him out. >> reporter: mallison is now physically exhausted when he dives back into the abyss. along the way he faces a mix of diving through completely flooded chambers and swimming across deep canals with rushing water. >> it was actually harder in the canal sections. because on

plus as alta bates pla close its berkeley emergency room, how some residents in richmond are reactingoom we begin with politics this morninu ice department issued indeemts for 12 officers for offenses related to the meddling in the 2016n. elect it comes a few days before president donald trump is scheduled to meet with russian president vladimir putin this arlier this week the president