let's cross over to london where a correspondent kitty logan joins is kitty we're just hearing a statement there from the metropolitan police in london about this incident what more can you tell us about the way that this incident unfolded we heard there that the police assume that it was a deliberate act. that's right and much possibly something very quick to charge the man they arrested and it's morning immediately after that incident took place is interesting to note they say they don't know the man's identity at this stage they think he's not cooperating with the interrogation at this point in time police do believe he was acting alone which is significant because that of course this is very early on in the investigation they will now be desperately searching for more evidence of forensic evidence that vehicle to any any connection that this particular suspect may have to any wider network but of course that police do now as we heard that statement are working on the assumption that this is a terror related incident they have charged a suspect with terrorism offenses one interesting re

let me draw an correspond kitty logan from london kitty one does the british government hope to achieve by publishing this no deal advice. well forensic medicine is speaking now and this is essentially a message of reassurance if you like to the public to industry and finance that should britain exit the e.u. without a deal that there will be possibility even the u.k. to still train to he insists in his speech that britain must all go from strength to strength if there is no deal but and this is a bit he says that is an extremely unlikely so he's very much trying to calm nerves thing that britain is letting to end up with a deal with the e.u. but should that not happen that it's not the end of the world that there will be trading possibilities for the u.k. and how great is the concern in britain that the u.k. will leave the european union without finalizing a settlement there is a long list actually of people in it organizations and industries that are concerned sharing intelligence and information about certain crime cases farmers are worried that we're hearing today from the oppositio

this incident is terror related or not let's get the very latest from london our correspondent kitty logan joins us on the line hi kitty bring us up to date tell us what is happens. well there's very little information coming through from the police at this stage the incident happened just after seven thirty local time many around and around a half ago now we do know is that no one is in a life threatening condition calling this incident police have confirmed that they have detained a male driver and social media showing images of that non-doing lead away from his vehicle now we understand that the vehicle crashed into barriers around the houses of parliament but we don't know whether or not this was intentional but just to give you some background that area is very heavily policed there are substantial barriers this goes back in march twenty fifth seen there with another incident outside parliament five people killed in that particular attack which was deliberate of course that new it is very much of one of nervousness but police have not yet confirmed whether this might be an intentional

right kitty logan in london thank you very much. german chancellor angela merkel begins a trip to three former suburbs republics today georgia armenia and azerbaijan have all been caught up in ethnic conflicts and territorial disputes security issues will be on matters agenda as well as political and economic ties georgia is keen to join the european union and nato for protection from its much larger neighbor russia. now michael's first stop will be the georgian capital tbilisi earlier this year demonstrations in the city exposed deep divisions in society thousands took to the streets in protest after police raided several nightclubs searching for drugs the city's edgy beauty community spearheaded the push back calling for a more liberal society w.'s emily sheldon takes a closer look. this is the soundtrack for social change in georgia. techno clubs like he really see are part of a movement pushing for rights and to ease the country's unusually strict drug laws they're islands of freedom in a conservative post soviet society. club c

mike: kitty logan, thank you very much. let's take a live look of we can at ireland.e in ireland. a huge crowd turning out to see the holy father in ireland on this historic visit to dublin and throughout the country of ireland. getting a warm reception as you would imagine. some babies being held out to get blessings from the holy father. always a special time for the faithful when they see the pope in person. a very moving experience for many people of faith. >> the present canceling secretary state mike pompeo 's visit to north korea. suggestion kim jong-un is not making good on his promise to denuclearize. who the president is partially blaming for the failed efforts. each of us is different. and each cancer is different. how it reacts, how it evades and adapts. and how we attack it. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america, we use diagnostic tools that help us better understand what drives each person's cancer. this is what we mean by outsmarting cancer. and for some, it may uncover more effective treatment options. like christine bray. after battling ov

. >> kitty logan has more for us now from london. >> hi, jon.g this visit, the pope has had to face up to ireland's difficult history of abuses within the church. on sunday, he apologized for those abuses during a mass in dublin. the pope's visit to ireland has been overshadowed by the abuse scandal. before he left, he issued an apology during an open air mass in dublin. the pontiff addressed a crowd of around 100,000, fewer than anticipated, speaking about the historical abuses in ireland, he said the church hadn't responded well in the past. he promised justice for those who had been affected. >> translator: we ask for forgiveness for all those times in which the church has not demonstrated compassion towards the survivors of all types of abuse and towards those looking for justice and truth and concrete action. >> earlier, in the northwest of the country, the pope spoke of the betrayal of victims. on saturday he met eight abuse survivors in private, including some who -- [inaudible]. he said many irish children had been quote robbed of their

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jon: kitty logan is in london with more on the pope's visit. >> hi, jon.this is a difficult time for the catholic church, and the pope was aware of particularly sensitivities in ireland where many of those historical abuses have occurred, but the pontiff was mostly given a very warm welcome. he was first invited to meet dignitaries at dublin castle and there some strong words from the irish prime minister. >> people kept in dark corners, behind closed doors, cries for help that went unheard, and these wounds are still open, and there's much to be done to bring about justice and truth and healing for the victims and survivors. >> while acknowledging the abuses, pope francis stopped short of a full apology. >> translator: with regard to the most vulnerable i cannot fail to acknowledge the great scandal caused in ireland by the abuse of young people by members of the church, charged with responsibility for their protection and education. >> the pope also offered a prayer to victims. some were disappointed the pontiff didn't offer them more reassuran reassuran

elizabeth: kitty logan with the latest.iate and freeze the assets of trump administration officials if they have any assets in turkey in response to the us imposed sanctions against turkish officials over the detention of andrew brunson. turkish president is accusing the united states of hypocrisy for demanding brunson's release while their government has alleged links to terrorist groups that brunson and his supporters deny. elizabeth: when we return we have more on the alleged russian spy who attempted to infiltrate american colleges and the nra. we have more. ♪ if you have recurring constipation and belly pain, talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. see if you're eligible to get 90 days for as little as 30 dollars. do not give linzess to children less than 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to less than 18, it may harm them

kitty logan live in london with more details, kitty. >> hi, eboni, we understand iran fired missile on friday, the concern this could be interpreted a message back to the u.s. in response to the sanctions, we understand this was antiship missile launched during iranian naval drills which are happening and test firing boundaries in iranian waters, iran has confirmed it was holding military exercises over the past few days, these are intended to prepare for what it describes as possible threats, but there was at the time to suggest that this particular missile test was unusual within the context of those exercises, the scale and the nature of those exercises to be similar to those held by iranian military in the past, there -- some are questioning and iran is angered about the u.s.' decision to pull out of iran deal and limit iran's nuclear activities specifically, iran also unhappy that washington has decide today reimpose those stiff economic sanctions earlier this week, the country signed up to that deal including germany that meanwhile iran has also ruled out direct talk with the u.s

kitty logan is live in london with details. hi kitty. reporter: hi mike.sal on friday. as part of a naval exercise in the area. but there are concerns it could be a message to the u.s. in response to sanctions. this was we believe launched within iranian waters also landed on iranian territory. iran has since confirmed that he has been holding military exercises in the area over the past few days. it says these are intended to prepare for what it describes as possible threats but there was nothing to suggest that this particular missile test was unusual within the context of the exercise. these exercises appear to what they have done in the past. but the timing and the meaning, iran is of course angered about the us government decision to pull out of the iran deal, that was the deal in 2015. and that essentially limits iran's nuclear activities. tehran, the government is also unhappy about these new sanctions washington has decided to reimpose. it is economic sanctions put in the suit. despite the relations, iran has rejected the idea of high-level talks w

arthel: kitty logan has more now. reporter: hi arthel. there were tough words from north korea today. pyongyang is angry that the u.s. is pushing for sanctions to stay in place until denuclearization is complete. the details of this denuclearization deal -- mike pompeo wants international community to keep up economic pressure on north korea to make sure what is agreed on an principal at singapore summit in june actually happens. he said he is confident of a positive outcome. >> .committed to doing it, chairman kim is committed to doing it. i'm optimistic we will get this dumb in a timeline and the world will celebrate what the un security council has demanded. reporter: they say there continue to develop weapons. despite everything. and until that happens assumptions will not be lifted. they say they will honor the do notarization agreement but after this handshake he then criticized the u.s. for not relieving sanctions sooner. the u.s. delegation also handed over a letter from president trump for north korean leader, kim jong-un. the co

laura: kitty logan live in london with the latest, hi, kitty. >> essentially this is all about fine-tuningthe details of the denuclearization deals which agreed back in singapore in june, now today secretary of state mike pompeo wants international community to keep up economic pressure to enforce the agreement, he said he was confident it would eventually work out. >> we are determined to do if chairman kim is committed to doing it. i'm optimistic that we will get this done in the timeline and the world will celebrate what the un security council has demanded. >> so north korea is still under sanctions over nuclear program and according to a new un report pyongyang is continuing to develop weapons despite ban and as long as that is happening those sanctions will not be lifted and this is what has angered north korea and foreign minister said that his government and after the meeting today, he then criticized the u.s. for not relieving the sanctions, something pyongyang desperately wants to happen, now the u.s. delegation handed over letter to north korea and neither kim jong un or preside

laura: kitty logan, live in london, thank you.for more this springtrevo let's bring in rebecca heinrich. good to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> who is to blame if this all falls apart? >> north korea 100 percent. the trump administration has been completely clear. waterford crystal clear. no sections will be relieved from the united states until the north koreans dismantled the nuclear program. i have not even allowed us into the country to actually see what they have. there has to be a sequence of things that happen to fully denuclearize north korea. and they have not done step one yet. they've done things we appreciate. sending back some of the reported remains of america's war heroes and some of the things but that is not our number one priority. the number one priority is to finally and fully dismantle the north korean nuclear missile program. mike: what would happen if president trump let up sanctions pressure now? >> he would be doing exactly what every previous president has done and who has failed. what the trump

reporter kitty logan tells us from london, it is all over a shellfish. >> off the normandy coast, dozens of british and french boats facing off over who can dredge scallops and win. neither side backs down and tempers flare. then, the battle began. both rammed into each other, rebel crews hold insults and french fishermen fear that british fishermen are gathering scallops when they can't. >> we are trying to get rid of the english because if you let them get away with it they will clear out the whole area. >> france has band scallop harvesting from may through october, but that applies to french fishermen and not to the british. >> they are fishing legally and have every right to be fishing in those waters and we are talking to french authorities at the moment in order to make sure there can be no repeat of the scene of a song earlier this week. >> french police made to intervene and british fishermen are bowing to return within days. this isn't a new dispute, the same problem arises every year about the violence is unusual. now both sides are laming each other but they say they will neg

kitty logan has more on all this from london. >> hi, eric.friday, there are questions about the timing, whether this could be seen as an act of defiance in response to the latest sanctions imposed on iran. this missile was launched during iranian drills. the test-firing happened within iranian waters. iran has confirmed it has been holding military exercises in that area over the past few days. it says these war games are intended to prepare for what it describes as possible threats. there was nothing to suggest the missile test was unusual within the context of these exercises. but just similar to those iran has held in the past, but it does raise questions about whether this was designed as a message perhaps to the u.s. iran is of course angered about the u.s. government's decision to pull out of the iran deal, which was agreed in 2015 and limits iran's nuclear activities. the government in tehran is also unhappy that washington decided to reimpose stiff economic sanctions earlier this week. and while these diplomatic tensions between the u

kitty logan has more. >> hi, first papal visit to ireland in almost 40 years and there are some mixedeople because of the abuse scandal but the pope has largely been given a warm welcome. he was first invited to the dignitaries in dublin castle and then strong words from irish prime minister. >> people kept in dark corners, behind closed doors u cries for help unheard, and these wounds are still open, and there's much to be done to bring it about justice and truth and healing for the victims and survivors. >> while ago knowledging abuses, pope francis stopped short of apology. >> consider the reality, i cannot fail to acknowledge the great scandal caused in ireland by the abuse of young people by members to have charge charged with responsibility of protection and education. >> the pope also offered prayer to victims, some were disappointed the pontiff did not offer more reassurance, 8 survivors were invite today private meeting with him to air grievances, in the evening the pope attended concert in his honor, ireland is traditionally a catholic company but in recent years many younge