it can only be accessed through the isolated network that connects each of the officials to my office and it is not a biblical and they can only access the database using the workstations and equipment provided by my office. the network is installed on the network and has unique usernames and complex passwords. users have the applications of computers and the transactions along with the date and time of the action taken. the general cybersecurity is something that has always been a concern even prior to the spotlight in 2016 we worked to develop the data network gets secure. we contracted with independent vendors and since the thread engaged in 2016 efforts have increased including the addition of staffing tools for the infrastructure. using the fun we created a robust cybersecurity team staffed by professionals and used proper protocols and passwords to make sure that it's done. i want to focus on the second i have left for the overarching issue that has to be dealt with is the urgency of action. it's now less than 18 months away. if it's going to be any practical impact on what happ

present, but the minister's own officials are not there. y himself. this is a really top level meeting about britain's national security, and as we say the substance of this leak is not important, but the fact of the leak is important and it matters to our allies. given the division between the substance and the fact of the leak, could this result in a criminal inquiry? 0rdo leak, could this result in a criminal inquiry? or do you think because of the information coming out was not going to be covered by the national secrets act?|j out was not going to be covered by the national secrets act? i suspect it won't. most politicians will say it won't. most politicians will say it would because it gives them some leverage over this. but i suspect not only because in this case... this broke ministerial code, it is not clear to me that it broke the official secrets act. what went on there was a matter of government that night would be hard picked to see this as a criminal matter. just a final thought, penny mordaunt will ta ke a final thought, penny

, introduced page to the trump campaign officials. page told the office that his goal in working on the campaign was to help candidate trump improve relations with russia. to that end, page e-mailed campaign officials offering his thoughts on u.s./russia relations. prepared talking points and briefing memos on russia and proposed that candidate trump meet with president vladimir putin in moscow. in communications with the campaign officials, page also repeatedly touted his high level contacts in russia and his ability to forge connections between candidate trump and senior russian government officials. for example, on january 30th, 2016, page sent an email to senior campaign officials stating that he had spent the past week in europe and had been in discussions with some individuals with close ties to the kremlin who recognized that trump could have a game-changing effect in bringing the end the new cold war. the emails stated that through his discussions with these high-level contacts, page believed that a direct meeting in moscow bet

the sanctions. mcfarland has spoken with officials about the sanctions and russia's possible responses, she had mentioned in those conversations michael flynn was scheduled to speak with sergey kislyak. based on those conversations mcfarland informed michael flynn incoming administration officials that mar a lago did not want russia to escalate the situation. at 4:30 pm that afternoon mcfarland sent an email to several officials about the sanctions and informed the group that general flynn is speaking with the russian ambassador this evening. approximately one hour later mcfarland met with the president-elect and senior officials and briefed them on the sanctions of russia's possible responses. incoming chief of staff recalled mcfarland may have mentioned at the meeting the sanction situation could be who is down and not escalated. mcfarland recalled at the end of the meeting someone may have mentioned to the president- elect flynn was speaking with the russian ambassador that evening. mcfarland did not recall any response by the president- elect. he recalled the president-elect viewed the sanctions as a

i am told that the official announcement of the new ba by‘s official announcement of the new baby's berthcing the use of the birth on an easel is imminent. we will bring you those images as soon as that happens. right now, let's head across the atlantic because this couple has huge star power notjust here in the uk, but of course very much so in the united states as well. we can talk to lisa ryan senior, co—host of the royal oaks test was that like the boy obsessed podcast. what a great name. and they wa nt to podcast. what a great name. and they want to be excited about? this is very exciting time. we are beyond thrilled about the baby. we have been waiting patiently and not so patiently for the if you compare it is a moment we are going to see the easel coming out. not the announcement, butjust at the easel. it will be placed as per tradition on the forecourt of buckingham palace and the next few months as you expect bhumibol adulyadej this is a couple with star power on both sides of the atlantic and how do you think the americans? leg there was a huge interest with will and kate, but

the 60 newly revealed pages challenge of the bag bone of the official conclusions. after passing through the ceiling and impacting the floor at lower speed the cylinder continued in altered trajectory until reaching the position in which it was found. observations of the scene of the 2 locations suggest that there is a higher probability that both cylinders were money placed at those $2.00 locations rather than being delivered from aircraft the engineering teams account as well structured it includes pictures from the side of the incident blueprints and images of the test cases studied to deliver their verdict it's unlikely the projectile fell from above which would in that case mean one thing the assad controlled air force had nothing to do with it and while the sky was dominated by the governments of the ground at that time was in control of the insurgents so the question is now who else could have placed the cylinder on that bed now the revelation at the o p c w concerned. not the substance of it but the fact that someone in their ranks when grow and exposed somet

miramar to reuters journalists have been freed while on and shore so were convicted of breaking the official secrets act or reporting on the working year crackdown the government says the release was in the country's long term interest when he reports in a case that's drawn international reaction. after almost a year and a half in prison while loan and walked to freedom they left insane prison and yang gone moments after finding out their names were on a list of thousands of inmates to be freed in a presidential amnesty their immediate thoughts were for those closest to them and their profession. in the freezer and also their own people wishing to release says i wanted to say thank you very much. i'm really happy and excited to see my family and my colleagues and i can wait a minute right out and soon after they were emotional family reunions for the journalists who were arrested in december two thousand and seventeen working for the reuters news agency they were investigating a massacre of ring you muslims in me and miles west when they were found to be in position of sensitive documents th

threat from president trump topping your five at 5 this morning the president warning of, quote, the official end of iran if they want a war what will iran do in response? the market mostly shrugging it off. the saber-rattling so what does matter to stocks right now? we'll dig in oil prices are on the move you have that and opec ministers, their allies wrapping up a big meeting in saudi arabia we will take you there live. >>> google hanging up on huawei. we'll tell you what google is doing that could change the smartphone game in china. >>> a billionaire investor just gave the graduating class of moo moorehouse college the surprise of a lifetime. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> and trust me, that is a great story from moorehouse college. we'll get to that. good morning, good afternoon, good evening i am brian sullivan. good to see you on this monday dow futures down 14. don't make too much of it. the blue chips coming off the fourth down week in a row. the s&p and nasdaq both coming off their first two week losing streaks of the year. as always, more on the markets and your mon

the official g.d.p. estimates are roughly in line with those of the i.m.f. venezuela's critical oil sector was both an example and a driver of the economic decline with oil sector activity falling by 25.8 percent year over year from q 3 of 2017 after a 15 percent year over year fall in 2017. the chinese on line shopping giant ali baba is making a big play of our cloud computing market share in brazil the alibaba group has announced that alibaba cloud will partner with brazilian tech firm. video to market if cloud services in south africa's largest economy interestingly the c.e.o. of us told reporters that ali baba's move into the brazilian market was precipitated by a request from an unnamed company that is also planning to move into brazil ali baba has a strong position in asia in cloud computing in south america alibaba will have to elbow out the 1000000 rivals including amazon google and microsoft for market share . big point is still consolidating after its run. and $10000.00 looks like it's just wit

what you know for the moment i mean the official statement the french official statements say that ok we assume this counteracts and we assumed that he bring him in we. know to deliver armaments to be used for killing civilians on the. loose so the regime said that ok there is no there is a guarantee that those armaments the new news for for the for that purpose so there the official states mount and the also you know there is a heavy in the link. in the french investigation when this to you too it is and then i definitely want to ask the and i definitely want to ask you about that but just to get to the point about the way in which weapons are being years we know that the united nations has described the situation in yemen as the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe we also know that there have been unlawful and indiscriminate as strikes carried out by the coalition in yemen now is the position that the french government is taking tenable. well for the moment yes i mean what what's what happened today we strike i mean there will stray ssion. report should impact their communication

in the first quarter of 2017 he met again with putin and other russian officials and at that meeting, putin asked about the attempt to build relations with the trump administration and he recounted his lack of success. he continued to inquire about efforts to connect to the trump administration . >> the official showed no emotion in response to the report and did not appear to care. this is number six, contacted deputy primus minister -- in december 2016 more than two months after he was removed from the trump campaign, the former campaign former policy for moscow in an attempt to pursue this with opportunities. according to constantine paul manafort associate gave individuals in russia the impression that he maintain dollars connections to the president. in december 8, 2016 an email attended attempted -- intended for manafort, this quote, in moscow today sending messages he is authorized to talk to russia on behalf of dt on a range of issues of mutual interest in the ukraine. on december 9, 2016, page went to dinner with nes employees, shlomo weber and andre cribbage . weber had cont

up to 12 people have been killed by cyclone fonny in the north—eastern indian state of odisha. officials life could have been far worse — had they not evacuated more than one million people from their homes. cyclone fonny came ashore near the city of puri, in odisha yesterday. but as the storm continued across india and into bangladesh — its winds have calmed — and its power has reduced significantly. angus crawford reports. the strongest cyclone to hit india in five years. wind and rain tore through the state of odisha. gusts hit more than 120 miles an hour, destroying homes and businesses... ..uprooting trees, cutting roads, destroying communications. this man says it doesn't matter what preparations we made, houses and shops, everything is destroyed. but more than a million people were evacuated from the storm's path, kept safe in shelters. the numbers of deaths and injuries remain low. now, a time to assess the damage, clear and rebuild. workers start by unblocking the roads. an officer coordinating efforts says his teams are responding to reports wherever they come from. cyclone fan

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the line? where are you. officiating center stage as we count down to game two between the warriors and the rockets. james harden had a tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> good evening. game two between the warriors and the rockets tonight at oracle arena. almost all of the focus after golden state's game one win has been on the officiating. the ref they despise the most in the whole league, scott foster, is working tonight's game. the rockets are upset they're just not getting the calls when the warriors close out on their s

there's the official vodka. then to that 1 1/2 ounces of sweet and sour or lemonade. 3 ounces of cranberry juice. a splash of orange liqueur. and then three black raspberries. quick stir. here's the oaks lily. that's the official glass they serve at churchill but you can use any rocks glass at home. that's perfect. here it is, cheers. >> mm. i can see why it's about to overtake it. you wrote the book on parties like this when it comes to kentucky derby. you have a book called -- >> the bourbon country cookbook. there's a chapter on derby entertaining. all these official drinks are there, great food items. >> bacon, i love some bacon. >> this is the famous hot brown invented by the brown hotel in louisville, kentucky. it's simply on a little rye toast, mornay sauce or cheese sauce, tomato, bacon, parsley. what i did was i turned these into a little appetizer that's absolutely delicious. bite sized. here it is, the kentucky hot brown served at churchill downs. you can make these at home. >> i love this. america's c

the official figures show 2017 and. solution at a remarkable 862 percent while in 2018 inflation shot up to a staggering 130000 persons the international monetary fund has a semi venezuelan inflation in 20191000000 percent the figures also show venezuelan g.d.p. in the 3rd quarter of 2018 falling by 22 percent compared to q 32017 unlike the official inflation figures the official g.d.p. estimates are roughly in line with those of the i.m.f. venezuela's critical oil sector was both an example and a driver of the economic decline with oil sector activity falling by 25.8 percent year over year from q 3 of 2017 after a 15 percent year over year fall in 2017. the chinese on line shopping giant ali baba is making a big play of our cloud computing market share in brazil the ali baba group has announced that alibaba cloud will partner with brazilian tech firms o.-l. to vo to market its cloud services in south africa's largest economy interestingly the c.e.o. of us told reporters that ali baba's move into the brazilian market was

if iran wants to fight will be the official. never threaten the united states again iranians have stew troll for millenia while aggressors all gone economic terrorism in genocidal taunts won't and iran. now this follows an increase in tensions between the sides that was sparked by the american administration's deployment of bombers and also an aircraft carrier to the persian gulf and this was because of pursue. moved threats from to read now the iranian president has responded by saying that he is open to holding crisis talks with international partners but he has said that iran will not respond positively to any kind of threats to any kind of attempts at hostility or any kind of attempts at coersion having said that the position of washington has remained consistent for some time. more we welcome to go situation good we do not negotiate with a party that behaves like a bully and takes a knife out of his pocket and forces and don't we do not hold such negotiations with anybody around their neighbors or spread instability or terro

>>translator: in the official measure. during the 30 year history and to achieve pace and hope abroad, we the people have advanced together with your majesty. during the time your majesty carried out your duties wholeheartedly on behalf of the nation and the happiness of the people. majesty fulfills the emperor responsibility of the state and of the people. during this era, japan had enduring peace and posterity has had natural disasters and at such time and the majesty encouraged to the people. 's work the majesty's abdication reflecting back on many years to give start the way the majesty to the people at any time too highly of her my deep reverence and gratitude. while keeping in our mind the way the mad just he has acted we are working for the creation of a bright future for japan and a peaceful country. i sincerely wish your majesty emperor and empress a long and healthy life together. i express my heartfelt appreciation to your majesty and pray for prosperity of the imperial family. . >> that was prime minister abe. >

the president well said if iran wants to fight, that will be the official end of iran but he's sayingublicly he doesn't necessarily want to go to war with iran. asked at the white house on friday if we were going to go to iran he said "hopefully not", which was not reassuring to say the least. talk to me. >> this rhetoric wasn't new. the president seems to ratchet up all of this rhetoric and bring both sides of some sort of a conflict to a brink and then it seems to tone down a little bit. we've seen over the course of this week this roller coaster with iran with this ratcheted up rhetoric and then both side are trying to de-escalate things. you hear a lot of lawmakers expressing concern about the president's rhetoric and the intelligence that the administration is getting. we know that lawmakers are going to be briefed on this issue this week. however, for congress this is extremely important because they ultimately control the purse strings on whoever the u.s. officially goes to war with. so at a time when both ends of, you know, pennsylvania avenue, capitol hill and the white house

held by the government but turkish officials argue a war with the two to share meant other armed groups would only endanger the lives of civilians and has been trying to push for a negotiated solution now the syrian army and its allies are trying to forcibly dislodge them at least from the have a countryside and a few kilometers into an area that was supposed to be a buffer zone the army hasn't announced the scope of its operations but there is no indication it involves recapturing the entire province especially since turkey continues to have a military presence there and still ben taylor a strong alliance with russia and of. beirut has spent sixteen months in a me in my prison for reporting on the military crackdown and atrocities committed against. the two reuters journalists were alone and now free they returned home to emotional family reunions with meeting his daughter for the first time when a report on a case that's drawn international condemnation. after almost a year and a half in prison while alone and walked to freedom they left insane prison in yang gone moments after findin

this is what the officials shared with us just in the last day. of last year in the ecuadorian embassy it was extremely taxing makeup on his communications internet telephone calls and visits and they were spying on him they treated him in in what in my opinion is an extremely sadistic manner and all of that weighs on somebody is held naturally. as we heard there strong words of condemnation regarding the way a song has been treated by dorian government officials now of course his health has taken a turn for the worse since his arrest since he was dragged out of the embassy his hearing his extradition hearing to the u.s. has been postponed as a result of this deterioration indeed the swedish authorities there have refused to postpone a hearing based on his poor health that is something else that has come in for criticism from the official now just look up few weeks ago when he was dragged out of the embassy in cops he did look of course tattered but his condition did appear to be ok he held up his face protesting calling on the u.k. to resist etc

started talking about the officiating in game one houston players. james harden chris paul wasted no time saying that they thought the game had been unfairly officiated and that and she report yesterday saying that there were a couple missed calls in the final minutes of that game. and even more fuel to the fire. could be a referee for tonight's game, he's a 25 y ar that that he's become a notorious for not getting along so well with the players and in particular. the rockets houston is going 6 in the postseason month officers working game when early this season, hard and call them rude and arrogant now as for golden state. the chance and try not to let others officiating get in the way of their game plan and today. he just wants to play. so we're years and hope that what happens tonight as they come in there and have another insane performances. crazy numbers 5 straight games and more than 30 points. thanks a 45 point performance and a night. look out there k now one of the highlights when the game goes final in our other playoff action tonight, shar

most important bit we've heard a confirmation of the official number of people who have deceased in this tragedy and that is forty one which is a bit of a hike from the previous figure which was thirteen this confirmation we heard from a representative of russia's investigative committee and forty one people confirmed dead now also some of the relatives and of the family and just friends of those who were onboard the u.s. still in the airport there sitting in a room just over there with where you can see the russian policeman just to go over there and that's where they have been gathered so far are we talked to i talked to at least i talked to one of them and she told me that basically they have medics and psychologists kind of talking to them and helping them to cope with the situation but they still have no information as to what happened to their loved ones they don't have any lists of those who have made it out safely and alive of those injured and those who have been confirmed dead so they're just sitting there waiting for any information to come out now whe

and coastal is not the only one who seems business thrive official figures show exports are up eleven percent hitting a new high and you construction projects are underway in all the major cities this is one of new delhi's poshest neighborhoods with houses here as expensive as in new york or paris many here are benefiting from growing g.d.p. that world bank figures estimate will grow at seven point two percent this twenty eight hundred twenty nine hundred year but the benefits of that growth may not be reaching everyone even amongst the wealthy. many construction company owners say while they are still operating orders are actually down for recent years and while the stock market is up it's not stable market is in a very shaky there are a lot of and with getting into the market because it has rapidly gone up and very shocked media people had made enough money in this month that. the gap between rich and poor is easy to see. india's home to some of the world's wealthiest people. a billionaire many times over is asia's richest person economists say it's people like him in india that are

had the official cnet, the goal would have been waived off. instead, the sharks win 5-4. >> was at a hand pass on the final goal? >> we were not playing handball where we? we were playing hockey. we deserve to win the game. >> what do you think? don't ask me. >> that play is not reviewable. if it was, the game could be in five overtimes by now. >> it's a matter of interpretation. everything is. >> it's not a matter of interpretation. he clearly passed it with his hand and it is not reviewable. the sharks got a break. >> i do so be i disagree respectfully. >>> sharks fans are showing off new ink. >> 40 fans scored free tattoos today. sulethe team at the black lagoon tattoo shop. in downtown san jose. a cool promotion. it continues friday. >>> warriors fans looking forward to tomorrow. the curry brothers facing off again in the second game of the western conference finals at 6:00 p.m. of the western conference finals at 6:00 p.m. >>> we are learning a sheriff deputy in alameda county was arrested for drunk driving and assault. gael paredes was t

the nature of such an attack is unclear, according to u.s. officials and the defense official. ere is nbc's richard engel with more. >> reporter: in a dramatic show of force, the uss abraham lincoln aircraft carrier and its iran's shores. administration officials say it's defensive that u.s. intelligence says iran or its proxy forces are planning to attack u.s. troops in the gi are an unmistakable sign of what will happen if they do. >> we have continued to see activity that leads us to believe that there is escalation that may be taking place, and so we're taking all the appropriate actions. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell nbc news the threats targeted multiple locations and that the aircraft carrier's deployment was preplanned, but moved up. but in iran, officials are trying not to take what they see as america's bait. in february, iran's foreign minister told me the trump administration is looking for war. >> same people who created the war with iraq. we have the same gang in the white house. >> reporter: national security advisor john bolton said the u.s. is not seeking war

but all of the officials agreed it was all very clear we had a hearing by the board so they ordered anew election for him at the time because he lost by 13 votes. he lost by 1300 votes. and i think for the most part, the officials for the most part are very honest people and do their best they possibly can for the people i was proud of the people for getting together that they come the democrats and republicans to make sure that everybody showed up to the polls and had a chance to vote even though they had run out of ballot. thank you very much. >> i do want to note i were a state governments because this is a foreign threat may not be adequately equipped and so we don't think of this as federal interference. it's federal assistance and helping them, getting them grants so the way they see best but i think the gentle lady into the chair recognizes the gentleman from vermont for five minutes. >> think you and i think the witnesses. i have a question i want to direct both. it's about the public statement issued jointly in february 2019 concluding that there was, quote, no evidence to da

well akram in mamma lou the opposition candidate so far said he's going to wait for the official confirmation of the election authority before he is going to make any public statement but others in his party have already called this decision quote plain dictatorship as one senior party official said this system that overruled the will of the people is neither democratic nor legitimate so they are also accusing the c.h.p. the opposition is also accusing president admin's ruling a.k.p. of having pressured the election authority into making this decision. what about what is about. well it's actually a not a surprise that president adam personally doesn't want to let is stumble grow its largest city its aware his own personal political career began in the one nine hundred ninety s. when he became mayor of istanbul the city has been a source of power of prestigious and great wealth for the president his family and everybody in his in a circle and there is a popular saying here in turkey who wins istanbul wins turkey and i think that describes wherry well why the city is so important not only for t

borisjohnson and michael gove — the two figureheads of the official leave campaign — take on each otheronservative party leadership. i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. i believe i am ready to unite the conservative and unionist party, ready to deliver brexit my gran lead this great country. andrea leadsom and dominic raab have alsojoined in the race hoping to be prime minister by the end ofjuly. polling in the eu elections ends atio pm tonight 21 member states are voting today. a 17—year—old boy has become the fourth person to be charged with the murder ofjodie chesney. she was stabbed to death in a london park in march. the boy has also been charged with possession of a prohibited weapon, a stun gun. a hiker has been found alive more than two weeks after she went missing in a forest on the hawaiian island of maui. amanda eller was rescued by helicopter from a deep ravine. she says she faced difficult choices "between life and death". now on bbc news we're heading to cannes for the world's most prestigious film festival. it's talking movies, with tom

the president then mr koven asked the prime minister to be the caretaker prime minister until the official election results were handed to the presidency then we get the election commission who the media has been waiting for the official announcement to be made that still hasn't happened but the election commission have gone to the presidency with a list of all of the candidates that have won parliamentary seats that then allows the president to wait for a announcement from a political party to take the mantle of the next government running alongside that on saturday right happening right now are all the parliamentarians that have won their seats from the j.p. who as you say of one learnt majority of 303 seats along with allies around about 350 they're all gathering in one of the sub chambers of parliament to formally in a cold clave declare that they want the renderer modi to lead the next government the caretaker prime minister narendra modi will then go back to the presidency and say i claim. the prime ministership and i can form a. parliament a government an indian government then he w

before that he was new york's public advocate, the number two elected official in new york. as mayor he has had mixed approval ratings and a recent quinnipiac poll found that 76% of new york city voters do not want him to run for president. by the way there are 537 days until election day 2020. >>> new this morning, another state is on the verge of adopting a tough anti-abortion law. in missouri overnight the republican-led senate passed a bill banning abortions at eight weeks of pregnancy. approval by the missouri house is needed before it can be sent to the republican governor that favors the bill. >> we want to protect babies. we want to make abortion not just illegal, but unthinkable >> the abortion proposal includes exceptions for medical emergencies but not for pregnancies caused by incest. doctors that perform abortions after the eight week cutoff could be sentenced to five to 15 years in prison. and the critic os' of alabama's abortion law made it illegal to perform an abortion even in the race of rape and incest. the law bans virtually all abortions in alabama except

. >>> the official end of iran, a new warning from the president just as tensions are simmering. >>> the first republican lawmaker says the president committed impeachable offenses but the rest of the gop is not behind that. >> some of those hosts are not always there in good faith. i think a lot of people tune into this network who do it in good faith. >> mayor pete buttigieg making his case on fox news, hours after the president says fox shouldn't even cover the democrats at all. >> my family is making a grant to eliminate their student loans. >> wow. a dream come true, a $40 million gesture giving the morehouse college class of 2019 a lot to smile about. >>> christine, congratulations on hitting the 20 year mark here at cnn and thank you so much for being such a great colleague, you are a fantastic reporter and anchor. you always make sense of financial news and you explain what it means and how it's going to affect people. what i really admire you for is that you're always always kind and encouraging and you're a great mom. congrats my friend. >> i did not see that coming. >> i w

the global media circus is once again fixated on the british royal family and, with the first official new family due on wednesday, the excitement here in windsor is not likely to calm down anytime soon. helena wilkinson, bbc news, windsor. you can keep up with all the latest news related to the royal baby. on our website you will find articles, videos reacting to the royal birth, information on the royal family tree and line of succession. a reminder of the breaking news. the bare bones of it now, the reuters news agency has confirmed that the government of myanmar has released two jailed reporters, wa lone and kyaw soe oo. they have served more than 500 days behind bars. they were sentenced to seven years in septemberfor sentenced to seven years in september for breaking the official secrets act. they had been reporting on the ranking crisis, in particular a massacre. “— on the ranking crisis, in particular a massacre. —— ranger. rohingya. there was an absolute outcry from human rights advocates and journalist and it has been such a rollercoaster for the two journalists and their fam

the country's embassy. leaks from within. government official deeks have indicated that there was a deal at the trump administration offered a favorable trade deal of economic benefits including debt relief to ecuador if the son was handed over and that is what appears to have happened but we haven't got absolutely confirmed and obviously we're unlikely to because neither the top administration nor the ecuadorian government will want to admit it unless we have a whistleblower who will know the memo we won't know for certain but i suspect that it's all about a deal with the u.s. that led to. being evicted from their could or an embassy in london in the us will get what they wore they're the biggest bully and they're going to be the one who will fight to bring him to the states there are so many powerful entities they're trying to take him down. to silence because they're afraid of the great journalism one hundred percent accurate journalism he has done for the past decade and that is a real threat to the powers that be. but as well this president

revealing mark domingo was kicked out of the army for a serious offense. >>that official says the suspect was demoted for violating the uniform code of military justice and did not complete his enlistment contract. military records show dimicco served about 16 months, including 4 months in afghanistan. he's now facing felony charges in a terror plot investigation. court documents allege the 26 year-old planned to bomb a political rally and attacked police officers and the public. >>disturbing new details about the suspect who burst into it synagogue near san diego and started shooting people over the weekend prosecutors say john earnest was arrested with a tactical vest helmet and 50 an fire bullets in his first hearing today. prosecutors say he fired 8 to 10 times before his rifle jammed, and he took off one woman was killed 3 others were hurt, ernest pleading not guilty at the hearing where he did not show any emotion. those who knew artists say they're shocked by the allegations they say he was an accomplished student athlete and musician. but law enforcement says he a

the official eu results will be released when polls close this evening. ier from brussels — and explained the key things to look out for as the results come in tonight. most countries are voting today. voting in belgium is compulsory. what is being watched out for? the overall composition of the european parliament. the expectation is the big centre parties, the conservative centre right, the socialist centre left, will be losing the share of the vote. what will happen then to the liberals, the greens? they may do quite well. the far left, the far right. that will determine the balance of the parliament, but crucially also the horse trading in the next few days for the top eu jobs and the overall balance between pro—and anti—eu forces. that could have a profound affect on the future of the eu. you can follow all of the results of the 2019 european elections with huw edwards and the team from ten o'clock this evening on bbc one and the bbc news channel, and you can find the latest results on the bbc news website. a man and a woman have been charged with mur

the first time. i'm about this and this is obviously a live from doha also coming up. in istanbul nice election officials order a rerun of the city's mayoral votes after the opposition one. libya's u.n. recognized government accuses the u.a.e. of supporting the war a lot of. it and anybody else did that it would be considered a crime why the u.s. attorney general is facing a contempt vote in congress over them over a report on washington meddling. has released two reuters journalists who spent more than sixteen months in prison while on the so you were serving a seven year sentence for violating an official secrets act or reporting on the military. most men were reunited with their families one of them meeting his daughter for the first time when he reports in a case that's drawn international reaction. after almost a year and a half in prison while lone and walked to freedom they left insane prison in yang gone moments after finding out their names were on the list of thousands of inmates to be freed in a presidential amnesty their immediate thoughts were for those closest to them and their profession.

director cami did you consult with the i'm not finished yet did you consult with d.o.j. ethics officials before you enlisted rod rosenstein to participate in a charging decision for an investigation the subject of which he is also a witness my understanding was that he had been cleared already to participate in it but say you had consulted with them and they cleared it. no i think they cleared it when he when he took over the investigation did you can i understand why you don't know whether he's been cleared of a conflict of interest he would be participating if there was a conflict. so you're saying that it did not need to be reviewed by the career ethics officials in your office believe it i believe it was well i believe it was reviewed and i and what we also find out this seems to be a bit of a flip flop because when the president's observers were trying to lob biomes into this i mean is that you're not answering the question directly did the ethics officials in your office and the department of justice review the appropriateness of broadwell's and sign being a part of making a chargi

those at those meetings sign the official secrets act, so any link is potentially a criminal matter. t happened didn't amount to a criminal offence. williamson has always denied being the leaker, but the statement he put out, really punchy, says there needs to be a proper, full and impartial investigation. ascribing it as a shabby and discredited witch—hunt, badly mishandled by both the prime minister and others, referencing the civil service. now there is clearly a difference between evidence of a crime being committed or not and a boss, the prime minister, losing trust in an employee, gavin williamson. that loss of trust was clear last week with his firing, but mr williamson again providing evidence is not going quietly. thailand's king maha vajiralongkorn has been crowned in an elaborate ceremony to mark his accession to the throne. it's part of three days of rituals at the royal palace in bangkok, intended to symbolise the transformation of the king into a divine being. james landale reports. this is a sight that few thais have ever seen, a new king purifying himself with consecra

we don't count all the money in the official data. now, another way of looking at these same data is to put in this form here and, if you notice the dotted line at the bottom, the lower line on the left-hand side, the upper line on the right-hand side, that is the private income basically earned income was a small amount of private transfers and that shows a a great variation from just a few thousand dollars to about $300,000 as we saw. what happens is at the upper end, the red section, that's the taxes that are taken away and this is net taxes, taxes but also offset any transfers that are paid in. so for the first two quintiles, large proportion of income are taken away with taxes. and at the middle income as you see they largely offsetting to each other at the middle, about 54th percentile for those who observed that sort of thing. from there on you now have a green area which is the transfer being transferred in. the red area is about $3.5 trillion taxes. the green area is about $2.5 rillion of transfers the other trillion dollars g

what do you think of the way you were treated by some of those people? if i was not an official responses. it was horrible. busting themselves to get around the course, 26 miles is a really long wait, it does not seem that much, but it is long. to go out on the day, we start really early to do the back took off, long day, to be told you are too fat to do it, i have seen skinny people and they could not do a marathon. let me bring in the event director for the london marathon, over your shoulder, liz. what do you think about the way liz. what do you think about the way liz and her fellow slower runners we re liz and her fellow slower runners were treated? we have apologised to liz and we are very sorry to hear her experience was the antithesis of what we try to provide as an experience. we had over 42,500 finishes, a record number. that is not really the point. she is a slow pacer, running with slower runners, to encourage them and support them in order to give them confidence they can get to the finishing line and already there are contractors, trucks and the rest clearing. we a

waited to crash land in this city and saved lives perhaps there was pilot error but let's wait for the official findings things could have been so much worse. they're looking at three courses for this the first one is pilot error pilot on the qualification of the pilot perhaps have hadn't had enough training to land this aircraft manually with it being so heavy via the thing that they're looking at ease the weather how the weather may have caused this this incident and the last thing is that the aircraft may have malfunction something may have been wrong with it before it took off something may have happened. in the air we shouldn't jump to conclusions the investigation is still ongoing speculate it's too early to speculate and to guess probably wait for the official findings they've recovered both black boxes and they've also recovered the bodies of all forty one died in this tragedy. right now you can see on your screen lies pictures from chairman to the airport showing what remains of the plane as you can see the entire back half of the jet was demolished by the fire and if you look closely