clint eastwood catapulted to stardom in the one nine hundred sixty s. with his first leading role in sad giuliani's spaghetti western a fistful of dollars overnight his ultra cool gunslinger made him a pop culture icon. in the nation seventy's eastwood lent his ichi trigger finger to the cynical violent cop dirty harry who never found a problem he couldn't solve with a slug from his forty four. in real life eastwood is an advocate for stricter gun control but he remains a staunch republican in twenty twelve he was sharply critical of president barack obama politicians are employees of ours when somebody does not do the job without a lot of go. occasionally eastwood has played the romantic lead most famously with meryl streep in the soapy love story at the bridges of madison county. i was just making use of hours oh. man so do that i'm not out of date and pretty flowers for a woman the son of appreciation no mother will suppose a poisonous. do you think. his greatest triumph came in one thousand nine hundred three when he won oscars for best picture and

in two thousand and eight grand jury now clint eastwood pokes fun at his dirty harry image as a gruff old racist who ultimately saves his asian neighbors years off my home you better watch your back. thank you. eighty eight eastwood is showing no signs of slowing down in the you will is a powerful captivating film but hopefully not the great man's swan song for what it's worth. sorry for it. that's all for today's show we say goodbye however to another male cinema icon italian director about now though better to watch the always controversial and oscar winning director has died aged seventy seven we leave you with some images from his greatest films i told next week at the movies lose lose. lose lose. lose lose lose lose lose. building a church for a catholic community on the outskirts of mana it's a gift from god. pope francis personally blessed the foundation stone back in two thousand and fifteen. since then the progress has been slow. but the community kept facing the project and now it seems their dream is finally coming. next. express is an interval if african are unites identit

clint watts is a lot of things, graduate of west point. army veteran, but most importantly for us, he's a veteran of the federal bureau of investigation, whose past research has focused on russian influence operations. he happens to have written the book on the subject, "messing with the enemy." it's about russians and the hacking of our democracy. barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. shane harris, intelligence and national security reporter for the "washington post." and julia ainsley with us in new york, nbc news national security and justice reporter. welcome to you all. clint, given your former fbi service, let's start with the particulars. did i get the definition of a 302 about right? >> that's correct. those are the interview notes that would be put into an investigative file after you get done with an interview, usually you go back and write it up right away. goes through a review process. several different stages. at this point, you have a very senior fbi agent that's doing this. that's one o

clint, barbara, shane harris, i'll explain over the next break. as a dozen investigations loom over the white house, he refers to the mob. >>> james comey calling them to hold up just this past weekend. "the 11th hour" is just getting underway on this monday night. >>> donald trump is about to enter year three of his presidency and here's how bad it is when compiled by one enterprising journalist. "wired" magazine tallied up at least 17 distinct court cases stemming from at least seven different sets of prosecutors and investigators. that does not include federal investigations. we have six categories. russian interference in 2016 campaign. hush money payments. inaugural committee spending. misuse of charity funds. foreign payments and emoluments clause. and a defamation lawsuit over a sexual assault from a former apprentice contestant. we've been left to read this story in progress. as it's laid out in all the various charging documents, sentencing documents especially those related to michael cohen, they all raise questions about whether trump c

clint watt, thank you so much, sir. clint is the author of "messing with the enemy."ler says the president is willing to shut down the government over the border wall. >>> plus, congressman adam smith about to become the chairman of the house armed services committee. we'll talk to him about whether there will be ramifications for sending american troops down to the border. >>> but first, lanny davis, the spokesman and former lawyer for michael cohen joins me live about his client's case and future, especially after the president called his former fixer a rat. "k cdc" back of this. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. and fearlessly devours piles. opportunity is everywhere. like here. where you can explore the world knowing you can always find your way home. ♪ our because of smoking.ital. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but

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joel, katie and clint are back with me. me now is the assistant managing editor at fortune magazine. john kelly comes onto the scene and makes the decision he's going to manage down and not manage up. is that the fatal flaw? >> it might have been but i don't know if that would have worked. think about he was brought in as sort of this elder statesman, widely respected military officer to establish order in probably the most chaotic white house or perhaps management situation in the annals of management history possible, and it just didn't work. and he was so overt about his dissatisfaction. the palm in the face from "saturday night live" is hilarious, but that really says it all. i think it was fated from the start. i don't think there's any way it could have worked really. >> that's something we have told has driven john kelly through this, he took the job because of that. he was in the military for 30 plus years. how do you square that with what you've seen with the last year plus with john kelly? >> it's fascinating to w

clint watts, member of the joint terrorism task force. he's also the author of "messing with the enemy, surviving in a social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians and fake news." welcome to both of you guys. remember when jared kushner had to keep filling out the form to work at the white house because he kept on forgetting about more than 100 people he had met, including pretty much all the russians he'd ever met. this is what this comes down to. we all know russians. we don't all lie about having met them. >> right. there's no reason to obfuscate this. it just shows that not only was it careless, they didn't take it very serious. and if they didn't take that form skiier ious, then they didn't take it very serious, either when a russian intelligence operation is being run across the entire campaign. you showed 14 people there. this is the tentacles of an intelligence and influence operation that went on for two years. they made a very decisive decision. putin decided he was going after the election. we see questions floated in th

>> clint, thanks.e, it's a name we've mentioned several times on the show already, and that's robert mueller and sort of the steady drum beat growing louder as it approaches the oval office. you know, you mentioned helsinki. let's also remember a couple days before that summit, he dropped the indictment on the russian intelligence agents about the election hacking in 2016. we have seen him -- which, of course, also help ward off criticism that it was a witch hunt. look, there was election interference. not only that, it was done to help donald trump. since then we've seen him extract guilty pleas from a number of key trump allies. we have seen the president wrestle with what to do with this. i think as much as mueller was sort of the defining story of 2018, he certainly stands to be a good chance to be the defining one of 2019. there's no indication he's working on any sort of timetable. it could be months from now, but there is a believe that sometime this year, he will produce what he has, and that's

clint, haven't heard from you. used to work in the fbi. security is kind of your thing. what is your take on the claim of the president he just wants the wall to keep us all safe? are there better ways to do that? >> there are much better ways to do this. for a couple different reasons. one, any wall without overwatch, we would say in the military, is not a defense. you're just blinding yourself to what's happening on the other side of the wall. they never really talked about that. what we've been looking at even over the last decade, especially with counterterrorism and done in iraq and afghanistan, we've advanced technology dramatically. this is something we could invest in tighter, improved border security without putting up a wall, much more effective investing in our technological advances in the united states. you want to invest in industry, we have concrete down. that wall, will you build it, the day you build it you've got to maintain it. that maintenance budget will cost you that cost of building the wall plus 50 years from now how much will you spend to build t

. >> also making it a family affair clint eastwood at the premier of his new movie.aughter allison stars with him as his daughter. >> there's something beautiful about it. if i do something wrong, he's going to yell at me where he wouldn't yell at somebody else. anyway, he didn't me. >> sorry, sweetie i can't stay if he's here. >> clint's a drug runner in the movie that stars bradley cooper. he missed last night's event because he was in japan promoting "a star is born." >> i can't tell you how happy we are to a good life. you came up with a new nickname for steve carell. >> steve carell is the whole snack. very snacky. >>> coming up >> if you think gaga is an unusual name, wait until you hear what she wants to be called now. >> gaga, yes, or you can call me -- >>> then a gingerbread house big enough to live in. which celeb couple has hollywood's most decked out home? >>> and -- >> exclusive is the word. >> "dancing" pros val and jenna dishing i do details and her wedding vow that may surprise you. >> sexy but sweet and endearing. ♪ ♪ giorgio armani. but to look comp

and clint watt has written a book about this. what did you get out of this report? this is a senate report, produced of real evidence, of real tweets and social media postings that says what the russians were involved in. >> that's right, two independent research groups which are really the foremost researchers in the media and the country. examined millions of tweets and facebook posts and instagram posts and shares and interactions by the internet research agency, the russia group in st. petersburg, which has been indicted by robert mueller, accused of conspiring by the united states. trying to interfere in the 2016 election. what they found links to that scene we just saw play out. one of the things they were doing was undermining confidence in american institutions by putting forward conspiracy theorys and fake news. and they continued after -- they supported donald trump's candidacy and tried to hurt hillary clinton. after trump was elected they quickly pivoted to trying to undermine the idea that russia interfered in the election. and when mueller was appointe

so i got the clint house already already has some experience or move out of the back row. i call my old boss so he was in a halfway house at the time and i think someone i don't know what company happy i'm doing roofing and his mother came to me and next we would like him appear seems that he needed to do his group and and he just blossom he just blossomed from there i was so happy to be at work and be them to have the ability to work again that i never missed a day i was always there i was always there hour early before anybody else get their home so in essence i was hungry i was hungry to work i was hungry to be free. and had the ability to change my life around so all those stains. made me a good employee in minutes when he dismissed his mind up and seen that he was going to go if you know go into business for yourself in this al it all started i just really felt that i had what it took to be entrepreneur and to be successful. so i quit my job and i was fully fledged into business and i believe i froze year. as of this i made about thirty some thousand dollars or more f

so go in the clint house. it was a halfway house you were halfway all but it was still open. so i got the clint house already already has some experience in dorm roof and had a roof background. i called my old boss so he was in a halfway house at the time and i think someone i don't know what company happy i'm doing roofing and his mother came to me and next we would add by him appear shoes that he needed to do his roof and and he just bought some he just blossomed from there i was so happy to be at work and be to be have the ability to work again that i never missed a day i was always there i was always there hour early before anybody else get there. so in essence i was hungry i was hungry to work i was hungry to be free. and had the ability to change my life around so all those stains. made me a good employee in a mentally dismayed as minor incident he was going to go in for you know go into business for self. out all starting i just really felt that i had what it took to be entrepreneur and to be successful. so i quit my job and i was fully fledged into business then i bel

and the actress in so many films with clint eastwood. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us. we begin with the abc news exclusive. president trump's former personal lawyer and fixer, sentenced to three years in federal prison this week. breaking his silence. one of one with george stephanopoulos. tonight, what michael cohen reveals. how he answers when george asks is the president lying about russia? all of this with breaking news from the white house tonight. jonathan karl leads us off. >> reporter: in his first interview since being sentenced to three years in federal prison, michael cohen is firmly disputing president trump's allegation that he is lying and simply trying to embarrass the president. >> first of all, it is absolutely not true. i did not do it to embarrass the president. he knows the truth. i know the truth. many people know the truth. under no circumstances do i want to embarrass the president of the united states of america. the truth is i told the truth. i took responsibility for my actions. and instead of him taking respons

clint, how -- how do you view the nra's role in this in kind of going along with this?mean, is this something -- how could -- can political organizations guard against it, and is it like david is saying a situation where they were actually eager to have these connections? >> it's strange, because you would think maybe as the nra looking for gun rights in the united states might look at what are the gun rights that currently exist in russia, i can tell you right now vladimir putin would never allow an organization as powerful as the nra or gun rights being advocated in his own country. that's a big tell right there. the other thing is to think about what the optics are going to be with this later. that trip, for example. you see so many gop or nra connected people showing up in photos on social media going back to 2015. this was engineered way far out. she made connections from top to bottom state. look at the state level. how many politicians have we seen in pictures? she was accessing in two years every level of the u.s. influence on the conservative side. and so i thi

that it is a national gallery that almost often for me to hear a good one and he just did this and clint's economically coarseness nets common. plots when i was a clinton and i had sight then fight to have also counted on five of us who for life. take me to send out some men on how t.l. so and then let me tell them to be one hundred so an enticement the one going to all intimidated coming is a queer noise. but it's not at a hotel although they are going to say this because of it do you think the bands will create a loss in the is as sure as this dusty scene is there not on the watch talent as a service or. dispute. when this is cohesiveness and took this is from newbies from the yarn i. yet to so this was the end not on this much good solution in this cellos much british willingness to men so and this is that here at the open some options were dismayed to help save the station so i had some great design so. kind of occasions when a call made and told no good feedback thing and. i . mean. we. are. back down each stage manager who met snow was enjoying new technical possibilities. are. we do

clint eastwood is back in action.rug lord. jillian: is it worth your box office bucks? here is kevin mccarthy. what do you think? >> reporter: clint eastwood, one of the most legendary actors and directors in hollywood and over the years has been part of my favorite films of all time a fistful of hours, the good, the bad and the ugly but directing wise, americans migrants only and films like unforgiven, those are amazing films, this falls in the middle of those, based on a new york times article about a 90-year-old drug mule and the character that eastwood plays is inspired by that character and is trying to provide for himself and his estranged from his family and take on this job not knowing he is dealing with drugs or a mexican drug cartel, just driving, realizing what happens in the back of his truck and that becomes a huge dramatic element and eastwood is fantastic in this movie, unbelievable to watch, i love everything he did, he stars and act in this film, the script is a bit slow in the middle and overall thou

. >>> and the stars walk the concert in hollywood last night for the new clint eastwood movie. after taking a job as a driver. diane wees. "the mule" hits theaters this friday. >>> time now is 4:56. >> coming up in the next half hour a pair of terror plots foiled this morning. how investigators uncovered their plans. >> and we are getting a very early look at the new train station planned for san jose. as the city says this is an opportunity of a lifetime. we've got a live report straight ahead. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. ur violent at a san francisco restaurann th outs >> this morning the tough questions they'll face from lawmakers. >> and the goal to build one of the business. >> good morning i'm kenny choi it is 5:00 right now. while you're driving to roads. >> yeah. >> carl the fog is back with a vengeance this morning. >> here you go a live look at our sales floor tower camera and you can see the fog moving in. our temperatures aren

pete: how is clint doing and what are the prospects there. >> clint is doing fine.ok at that, you can go to uap.org. and look at that filing. and it will make your blood boil of the wrong that has been done to clint. pete: absolutely. we must not forget the names, matthew golsteyn, eddy gallagher and clint lorance. we reached out to the pentagon for comments on these case its. what i say is we ask men like this to take the gloves off and defeat other enemies. when they do we second-guess them from the comfortable air-conditioned studios or offices and then wonder why people are so angry when promises made to them are not indeed kept. julie, andrea, and an marks i will tell you this on behalf of "fox & friends weekend." we are covering all three of these cases and those like them. any updates, let us know and we will stay on it we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. god bless you. >> thank you. pete: you got it well, still ahead. who needs private business when the government can do it? senator elizabeth warren, the president calls pocahontas, wants the

eastwood to than signing clint eastwood to portray sir laurence olivier. >> oh, my gosh!i need to know the truth. i think we made a beautiful movie. and i did get nominated for a golden glow.ha >> you got the last laugh. >> i got the last laugh. >> congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> goodbye charlie! >> when you wrapped "charlie's angels," given what it was, which was just this iconic television show, one of the biggest ever, did you think, realize, fear, that you would forever be identified as a charlie's angel? >> i really didn't fear it. i did not. i had a lot of fears, but that wasn't one. i didn't over analyze or project in my life. i really didn't. >> you never did, really? now that i hear you from a youn age, weren't thinking ten years down the road. >> i wasn't. whatever's to be, i'm going to take it as it comes. if it happens, it happens. >> there are very few actors and actresses in hollywood who live by the mantra if it happens it happens. yet it worked out for you. >> it did work out for me. >> kind of spectacularly. >> i feel lucky. >> we were informed

you'll see many of screen when states with his american sniper director clint . >> let's get to the bigwent down last night that was 54 years in the making. mary poppens returns with emily blunt and it was praktly perfect in every way. >> so wild, and this is a very long red carpet. overwhelmingly long. >> emily made a fashion statement with the giant puffed sleeves and her flowing white gown. her husband, john krasinski, let's just say we all want someone to look at us the way he looks at enemy. >> it's wonderful to see. it is, isn't it? >> emily got a review from her 4-year-old hazel. it's helps it's related g. on the train and a quiet place. i think this is the first filmt. my little girl is probably tuning. she's 2. he's like, whatever,ky last 30 my older one saw it also brough maamos and caitlin. they give us their plans for billy. >> we are going dress him as an elf on the shelf and leave him there until new year's. >> the best moment was the moment emily telling us she got to sing backup for back street boys on "ellen." >> it's kind of like #lifegoals moments for me. they were to

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clint watts, the very best guest to take our questions on this topic. what tells me we'll be talking about this more along the way. thank you very much for being with us. >>> coming up, why today was an important anniversary for a combat veteran whose name we mention every night on this broadcast. his story when we come back. >>> today is the 50th anniversary of a consequential event in robert mueller's life, though it's hadley to know whether it looms large for him or whether he noted it. 50 years ago today, as a young marine lieutenant, look at that photo, robert swan mueller iii led his platoon to take the high ground on a patch of vietnamese dirt known to the americans as mutter's ridge. the journalist garrett graf documented the battle for a profile in "wired" magazine earlier this year, we're indebted to him for that and writes, even nearly 50 years later, the date of the operation remains burned into the memories of those who fought in it, december 11th, 1968. graf spoke to a number of survivors of the firefight including marine david harris and

this new movie "the mule" with clint eastwood playing this man trying to pull one more heist is justclint eastwood all day and to watch him take on the role is breath taking and one documentary i wanted to mention is called "free solo." it's the best movie i saw all year long about that man right there, alex hannel who climbed el captain with no rope, and just an incredible feat and that to me is the best documentary of the year and one of the best movies of the year of all time. >> we know who got the lump of coal in his stocking for christmas. >> brian stelter! >> it's oscar time and all of these oscar contenders and the new steve carell movie looks great. >> "welcome to marwan." >> steve carell that he made for himself based on a true story. >> it's a movie about a movie. >> it's created out of thin air for the screen. >> it is based on a true story, and this happened to mark hoggencamp, yes, it did, but the movie is so imaginative and the making of this movie is so original. we haven't seen anything like this come to the screen in such a lodge time and you know what, the studio d

while clint eastwood's awards season contender "the mule" i may catch a movie. mary poppins i want to see that. >> next two days off. >> i know i'll be sleeping in. >> we'll be right back. >>> well, today's tip of the day is golden kiwi. they are getting more and more popular. the green has more acidity to it. the yellow doesn't have much at all and you can eat really the skin of the golden kiwi. in the a lot of fuzz. so -- not a lot of fuzz. so it's great. you can eat it just out of hand and you cut it open and look how beautiful it is. now let's talk about selection and storage. under the beautiful kiwi. when you buy sure beautiful color all the way around. no shriveling whatsoever. slight give to the touch. not too much. when you bring them home wait until they become fully ripe to put them in the fridge. if you put them in the refrigerator and they are like on the firm side they're going to in the fridge for a long time. ripen them up at room temperature. in the market delicious. fun. and i'm tony tantillo your fresh grocer and always eat fresh and stay heal

clint flannagan is a board-certified family medicine practitioner. has over 14 years of experience as an emergency room physician and remains certificates in advanced cardiac and advanced trauma life support. he graduated from the university of nebraska medical center. and then completed his residency at st. mary's family medicine program in grand junction, colorado. he is the founding member and is currently serving as the steering committee to the direct primary care coalition in washington, and is the leading advocate for direct primary care across the board. he is here representing his company, which is nextterra primary care. hasan azar serves as the senior vice president of total rewards at u.s. foods. he is responsible for the strategic direction and management of u.s. foods employee compensation and benefit programs an employees service center, human resource information centers, executive compensation and stock programs. and he has a long experience in the employee benefit realm, managing that portfolio for a number of different companies ov

known for its design concepts like lamps by pulling an accent and chairs by on a yacob send and core clint but do these things actually make people happy the notion or the concept of something that for dames is just a word or describes a situation and or a state of mind more than a design. i don't think you can say that it's a sign it's assigned or is. doing something to create but i think it's something that's more ingrained or maybe internalized in our culture a simple walk outside can also be good it doesn't cost anything and it makes you feel good he shouldn't be about consumerism you could also use. it as the get out of jail card if something is too expensive or if you walk into a restaurant it's too expensive you could say should we find a place that's more in france or yeah let's find a place that's more so we should be inexpensive because it's about equality and it's about simple precious. danes call that special cozy christmas feeling. and the focus is not on expensive presents it's on being together with family and friends that's the true spirit of christmas and not just in denma

you could find that with clint turkey might not find that with trump.that's the of washington unfortunately. >> what is it do you think robert mueller is doing that, with michael cowans deal and is guiltily? >> what i find most interesting, also robert course to comfort so controversy, a guy mulder wanted to the guilty and he turned over what is essentially the draft plea agreement that mother wanted him to sign. what's interesting about both colin and corsi is mueller is clearly hunting for trump. before there was a lot of speculation is mueller really trying back trump? i think it's good for the last two weeks the answer is yes. these are moves by mueller to try to get a clean shot at trump. they didn't succeed so the question is does he have had something more than these two individuals. >> let's listen to trump yesterday. >> michael cohen has made many statements to the house as i understand and the senate. he put out a statement talking about a project which was essentially essential i guess more or less of an option that we were looking at in mosc

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. >> like clint eastwood said, a man's got to know his limitations. >> reporter: and the 50-foot waves expected for tomorrow? >> not good for me. i tap out. good-bye. >> reporter: so mavericks obviously a big question people have. organizers are saying tomorrow and monday, conditions are just going to be too dangerous, but it could be scheduled for tuesday or thursday. we could see some pretty incredible big wave surfers coming here to the bay area. katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> brian's a little under the weather. if we're talking about big waves, it means it's the calm before the storm. or something's coming in. >> that's right. there's a storm that will bring these waves. along with it, we'll see impressive windy conditions tomorrow. here's a look at the high surf advisory. these are the biggest waves in nearly two years. as katie mentioned, we're seeing swales, 17 to 21 feet. breakers 40 feet plus. you do want to watch from a distance. the primary impact for most of us is this: the rain. future cast times it out. sunday morning, we're starting to see those showers. moderate rainfall mo

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meanwhile, clint eastwood's "the mule" landed in second place at the domestic box office pulling in $17 million. marcus and laura, back over to you. >> i'll have to put that on my to-do list. >> add it to mine as well. thanks, kate. >>> 4:42. do you recall that romaine lettuce recall recall? the farm linked to ie products. adam brothers recalling red and green leaflet tus as well as cauliflow cauliflower. it may have come into kablgt with e. coli. dozens got sick with the strain linked to the lettuce. people should avoid romaine lettuce from the central valley as other nearby farms may be dangerous to eat. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," kari is tracking your morning forecast, that includes rain. >> yes, that rain is moving out. we're going to get sunshine today. we head over to martinez, where we'll dip down into the upper 40s at 7:00 and head into the upper 50s by early afternoon. here is a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar showing spotty, light showers left over. we'll take a closer look at this and the week ahead coming up next. >> yes, kari, leftovers for breakfas

. >> rounding out the top three, clint eastwood's "the mule" came in second place, knocking "the grinchwn to third. if you were in the lines at the theaters this weekend you might have missed a few headlines. >> from a drone possibly hitting a jetliner to a judge ruling against a packers fan. here now our "weekend rewind". >> reporter: family members in guatemala tell the a.p. that the family was escaping the extreme poverty in which they live and that jakelin was excited for her new life. nearly eight hours after presenting to border patrol agents in a remote area, jakelin boarded a bus to new mexico. that's when she began to vomit. 90 minutes later when paramedics reached her, she wasn't breathing. she died at providence childrens hospital hours later. democrats are calling for reform. >> we can either try to address these issues here at the border by turning asylum seekers away or building a wall or we can try to address these problems in the countries of origin. >> the father of the 29-year-old shooter in last week's deadly attack at a christmas market in strasbourg, france says his

a group of children from the russian town of clint's a five hundred kilometers from moscow went on a trip to turkey the journey was organized by a charity foundation which helps children with severe illnesses and those caught up in difficult situations it's a bit these go to the. who are in the mood with them god of the who contributes conclude or to give of their form dream a new car out of a well turns out some of those children work kids city officials local media discovered a video where the town's top officials try to explain why this happened went viral but you get what you got mean you've got to be needed to go to the clinic you need . to. look or you could. do but you might do. what you feel you do it gets even better or rather wars the mayor's daughter was also among the lucky ones to go to russians were outraged and many of them went on social media to vent their fury these super arrogant officials are fully confident in their impunity. they must be fired a government official is a duty not a privilege our officials are the neediest people in our country the poorest. but it

have a look at some of the celebrations are already begun around the world first of all let's go to clint where thousands gathered to see the sky tower alight there then there was australia celebrations kicking off at the sydney harbor bridge and upper house a spectacular display as usual. complete . a step towards reconciliation. historic handshake. to stop the haps. but improbable relationship it probably took. people living in gaza today all refugees and they're demanding their right to return home. on the day the u.s. embassy was moved to jerusalem on the eve of not. no better friends in the world. there is no frontline in eastern. tonight france the united kingdom and united states are just safer back trying to spread the syrian nuclear weapons infrastructure. to united states will withdraw aha from the iran nuclear deal. it's hard to be much of this topping and sickening image of the future the two of. starvation is threatening families or among the poorest in the middle east those least capable of surviving. this slaughter by. here in the most brutal way that human history has ever