and ‘absolute power‘ just really was the turning point for me.were able to commit to it full—time. fast—forward now dozens of novels later to your latest novel, ‘the fix‘, and this tells the story of a man who shoots a woman outside the fbi headquarters and then turns the gun on himself. so it‘s a whydunnit, rather than a whodunnit. what inspired the story? well, this is the third instalment of my amos decker series. he‘s your detective. he is. we first saw him in ‘memory man‘. and he has a perfect memory, hyperthymesia, because of a brain trauma that he suffered. and he is the most unlikeliest of heroes. he is not your knight in white shining armour. he is a big, sloppy, obese guy who has no personal skills, ticks everybody off, nobody really gets along with him. and i thought, yeah, that‘d be a great series guy! people will love him. but they do. and his motivation is simple. he wants to find out the truth, no matter where it takes him. and so he looks at the scene. he was a witness to this crime. he was walking down the street and the guy pull

i'm did -- i did what my conscience commands, to summon the absolute power of the sovereign people of venezuela. made up of ordinary citizens with no political parties involved, the super body would hold general elections and rewrite the constitution. how theys vague about would be chosen. the president has opponents describe the move as a power grab. >> it is a scam to deceive the venezuelan people with a mechanism that is nothing more p and to find au way through the constitution t destroy the constitution itself. opposition leaders have vowed no let up in their protests. rewriting the constitution would forestall elections and work in maduro's favor whose approval rating is hovering around 20%. to calm down the situation on the korean peninsula. north korea has been threatening nuclear action. tensions rising on the korean peninsula, china is trying to play peacemaker, urging the united states and north korea to set up talks as soon as possible. >> the situation on the korean peninsula is sensitive and complex. we need to avoid an escalation. we all need to do our part in order for

his first book, absolute power, became a bestseller and it was turned into a film, starring and directedint eastwood. david baldacci has gone on to write 30 novels, which have sold more than 100 million copies around the world. his latest is called the fix and it's his third book about the detective amos decker, who witnesses a seemingly senseless and random murder outside the headquarters of the fbi, in washington, dc. david baldacci, i'd like to start, if i may, by rewinding the clock back to your childhood, when your mother gave you a notebook in which to write stories. had you always wanted to be a writer? well, i was a big reader back then. i was probably about seven or eight years old. when i was a kid, i never shut up. i was telling tall tales all the time, usually to get myself out of trouble with school officials and other parents. and my mom came and brought me a journal. and she said, honey, you know, some of the stuff you've been talking about, why don't you try writing it down? so my pen hit the paper and i was kind of like, this epiphanyjust went off in my head. i can take

>> those tiny parts soon turned into bigger ones like a role as clint eastwood's daughter in "absolute poweright? >> yeah, we're just going to be fine. >> your long list of credits who you've had the opportunity to work with, i imagine clint eastwood was a great thrill. >> i loved him. he really taught me how to relax in front of the camera which is a huge invaluable lesson. he feels like my film father. >> the next year, she broke through playing opposite jim carrey. she's been nominated for you can count on me and the savages. linney has found success on tv as well. earning an emmy was frazier's girlfriend. >> it starts at 2:00 -- it's only -- oh, dear god! >> and another for her portrayal of abigail adams in the landmark hbo series" john adams. >> i realize this is embarrassing i'm a well educated person. >> a lot of person learned from that series. >> i know. >> linney won fans and another emmy for her leading role on the show. the one she was asked about the most is sarah from the beloved 2003 film "love actually." >> okay. that's done. >> and the cast is getting back together later thi

- they can charge him with contempt of congress, but, again, i mean, they don't -- there's no absolute powerhat congress has that can compel him absolutely to testify. >> nia-malika henderson, a big wonder woman fan. very impressive. everybody, stand by. there's a lot more coming up. we'll take a quick break and be right back. then there are moments it becomes clear, ♪ together always was, and always will be, a better way. ♪ hey dad, come meet the new guy. the new guy? what new guy? i hired some help. he really knows his wine. this is the new guy? hello, my name is watson. you know wine, huh? i know that you should check vineyard block 12. block 12? my analysis of satellite imagery shows it would benefit from decreased irrigation. i was wondering about that. easy boy. nice doggy. what do you think? not bad. what do you think? we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of o

road ton absolute royal power, but he stumbled and macron profited from it.lso with macron, it is clear that he captures a spirit and a desire for change. i know a lot of his adversaries said he is not actually. heever, he clearly -- represents as you have been covering all morning a new kind of opportunity for france. optimistic, and in contrast to the last five years , and theand misery millions of people who voted for marine le pen are clearly expressions of a very difficult part of french society, people who feel left the hind. in many ways, you can say those people have been left the hind. >> he did mention then in his speech last night. he told his supporters not to boo them. that he would give them reasons to be attractive. get --, he did say he he would get rid of extremes in five years time. >> he has come in as a kind of favorite, part of the elite, and so on. mend, his task is to france. to do something about the disenfranchised. he has to take some measures immediately, and then he has to spend the next five years actually talking to france. he ha

is it confusing that some of these mayors have different powers than other one? absolutely.eas to catch up with them. 0therwise want other areas to catch up with them. otherwise they risk being exposed in terms of the powers they have. what all candidates have campaigned on is going back to westminster and trying to get more powers. they are powerful but they are maybe not powerful in the way the mail of new york city is for example? absolutely. they are very different styles of mayors compared to london. they are cabinet style mayors. they have to work with the combined authorities, they can't do anything they want. good to talk to you. thank you for your time. let's hear from all of the leaders of the political parties. the prime minister spoke to journalists this afternoon during a visit to west london. it is encouraging we have won support across the whole of the united kingdom. buti support across the whole of the united kingdom. but i will not take anything for granted and neither will the team i lead. because there is too much at stake. this is not about who wins and

we're talking about an agency that has absolute powers, the largest agency in the u.s., and now the houseepublicans want to get rid of an absolutely necessary tool to ensure that whoever is wearing a badge and a gun and patrolling the vettedands, you know, is accordingly so so we don't have corruption and use of force issues like the one that claimed the life of anastasio hernandez-rojas and 50 other unarmed civilians along the borderlands under the obama administration. it is completely shocking to us that as our community's are demanding accountability, oversight, and transparency over the largest law-enforcement agency in the united states, that members of congress are playing with the idea of getting ensurea basic tool to that the men and women behind the uniform are vetted appropriately. polygraph testing is used by every single law enforcement agency at the federal, state, and local level when they recruit new members to their law enforcement organizations. and at the largest law-enforcement agency in the country, and one that has been tainted with use of force and corruption scanda

policy toward his country while skillfully holding near absolute power in panama. in 1988 he was indicted on drug trafficking charges by a miami court. a year later after a panamanian presidential election that was declared rigged, the u.s. imposed economic sanctions against the country. the united states invaded panama and overthrew his government by january of 1990. he was captured as prisoner of war and flown to miami. in 1992 he was convicted of drug trafficking, racketeering and money laundering and sentenced to 40 years in prison. his u.s. prison sentence ended in 2007 but eftd by both panama and france for murder and money laundering. he was extradited to france in 2010. a year later a conditional release was granted. manuel noriega was incarcerated for the res of his life, committed for crimes during his rule. >> he had been in intensive care since march after removing a benign brain tumor. the current president barea posting, this closes a chapter of our history. his daughters and relatives deserve to bury him in peace. >>> president trump returned home. i

he believes he has absolute power as the president. he doesn't exactly understand the government. >> he made a big mistake today. not only what he did, he did it with the timing. this is aweekday, the robust, early part of the week. every democratic sator was working hard today. you could tell it wasn't saturday night, and he wasn't at mar-a-lago or in jersey at a golf course. he went at the american political system and judicial system and bureaucratic system when it's working, and they were ready to come back tonight. it's an amazing event tonight. >> the quickest way for his administration to end is for him to lose the republican senators. and you're already seeing some talk that's very different from what you might have -- >> i thiwant to talk about a coe things. first of all, where do we go with an independent prosecutor? to pick an independent prosecutor, which is the outlet pass if you will in football, we've got to try something else, right? still it requires a process. the president picks an independent counsel if he picks one

i want to express our gratitude to king salman for his strong demonstration and his absolutely incredible and powerful leadership. i have had the pleasure of welcoming several of the leaders present today to the white house, and i look forward to working with all of you. america is a sovereign nation, and our first priority is always the safety and security of our citizens. we are not here to lecture. we are not here to tell other people how to live, what to do, who to be, or how to worship. instead, we are here to offer partnership based on shared interests and values, to pursue a better -- >> [speaking arabic] pres. trump:but above all, we must be united in pursuing the one goal that transcends every other consideration. that goal is to meet history's great test -- to counter extremism and vanquish the forces terrorism brings with it every single time. young muslim boys and girls should be able to grow up free from fear, safe from violence, and innocent of hatred. when young muslim men and women should have the chance to build a new era of prosperity for themselves, it has to be done, and we have to

want to express our gratitude to king solomon for his strong demonstration, and his absolutely incredible and powerfulre of welcoming several role of the leaders present today. to the white house. and i look forward to working with all of you. america is a sovereign nation. and our first priority is always the safety and security of our citizens. we are not here to lecture. we are not here to tell other people how to live. what to do. who to be. or how to worship. instead, we are here to offer partnership based on shared interests and values, to secure a better future... audible inaudible olafia kristinsdottir but above all we must be united in pursuing the one goal that —— above all we must be united in pursuing the one goal, congo -- above all we must be united in pursuing the one goal, to conquer extremism. when young muslim men and women have the chance to build a new era of prosperity for themselves that has to be done. with god's help, this summit will mark the beginning of the end for those who practised terror and spread its vile creed. at the same time we pray this special gathering may somed

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adding while congress granted the president broad power, that power is not absolute. while this is a big blow to president trump, the case will now almost certainly go up to the supreme court. serena marshal, abc news, capitol hill. >>> coming up. we are going out on the open water. >> yes, so the giz wiz shows us us the season's hottest boat gadgets. just in time for the start of summer. because your carpet never stops working with five times more benefits than vacuuming alone... it lifts more dirt, pet hair and removes odours. while softening every fibre because your carpet never stops working, resolve carpet care with five times benefits >> lot of people will be. what a tease. rocking the boat. then some memorial day weekend. >> include our own giz wiz, who is showing off some of the hottest nautical gadgets. >> hey, ahoy, maties. on the hudson river. here at 79th street in new york city. this is my little work boat. the work boat is old. but i have a lot of new stuff on it. that's why, you're here. the engine is brand new. the yamaha. going to go out on the river.

absolutely. that's a powerful statement to make. the russians are not our friends. i think the u.s. has to reflect that. k.d.lang -->> guest: you want the russians know there are certain lines out there. >> eboni: i have issues with structuring foreign policy about what the media will say. there may be some truth to. that i agree with eboni, i want to see the investigation go through. the way that people are reacting now based on having no evidence insurance questions. i agree. that shows how it hurts the country. trump has to worry about that. rather than saying what would be best for the country? >> guest: it's in the u.s. national interest to stand up for the russians. they are the enemy of the free world. >> eboni: i don't like fishing expeditions. >> eric: we will leave it right there. white house staff shake-up. is this getting president trump's agenda back on track and mayhem in the texas letting our. legislature. we will be right back. i count on my dell small business advisor for tech advice. with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs and i get back to business.

also now starring in wonder woman and keeping up with that whole trend of playing very powerful characters. >> absolutelykicks some butt. i saw the movie last night. wonder woman last night. kicks some butt in the movie. and, michael strahan got to sit down with her. >> you expect the battle to be fair. a battle will never be fair. >> you are in a ground breaking minating women, taking over the world. how did that feel for you? >> i felt honored she asked me to be the general of an amazonian army. i was like, yes. totally in. most empowering was to get in that kind of physical shape. so we were doing -- horseback riding training, weight training, martial arts. and 2,000, 3,000 calories a day. probably like your regime when, football was happening. >> you sound tougher than me. sound a lot harder. >> ha-ha. >> to be around all those women. all of us supporting one another. cheerleading for one another. wanting everyone to do their very best was great. >> i felt empowered by it. >> why do you think? >> i think we live in a world where we realize women can do more. women are as strong as we are. >> right. >

. >> absolutely, the power, exactly. >> brown: she's experimented with different kinds of music, makingark hope". and she's curated festivals celebrating the diversity of american voices. >> i am a fanatical singer. i love anything about singing. so american voices at the was to bring together all these different genre and show what we have in common and how we're different. and also, kind of also to share amongst each other what the issues were in our own, for the business, you know. what do we need, how are we being supported. they gave this costume to me actually. >> brown: so many projects, so much presence. so it was striking to hear, as she showed me costumes from "der rosenkavalier," how several bouts with stage fright almost derailed her career. >> that same voice that drives you to achieve, and to get better, is also sometimes telling you you're not good enough. >> brown: doubts. >> if you don't feel that you can do it, or you feel that people are judging you too harshly, it can quickly spiral into a situation where you don't want to be on stage at all. >> brown: and now when i

want to expression our attitude to king salman for his strong demonstration and his absolutely incredible and powerful leadership. i have had the pleasure of welcoming several of the leaders present today to the white house. and i look forward to working with all of you. america is a sovereign nation. and our first priority is always the safety and security of our citizens. we're not here to lecture. we're not here to tell other people how to live. what to do. who to be. or how to worship. instead we're here to offer partnership based to shared interest and values, to pursue. here in this summit. above all, we must be united in pursuing the one goal that transcends every other considering to meet mystery as great test, to concur extremism, to vanquish the forces that ter terrorism brings with it. young muslim boys and girls should be able to grow up free from fear, safe from violence and innocent of hatred. when young muslim men and women should haves chance to build a new era of prosperity for themselves, it has to be done. we have to let them do it. we with god's help this summit the mark the beginn

power. he is absolutely a pragmatist. if that coincides with world peace, iam pragmatist.ries. air pollution can deprive you of a good night ‘s sleep? really? what a surprise. air pollution is a great evil of our age. we know it affects everything, we know that children suffer because of it and the message here is that they found one more thing, one more reason to be suspicious of air pollution and try to bring down carbon levels and all sorts of bad things that happen, generally, in cities. intensive this research, the average age was 63. we should point out that this was monitoring sites in six us cities. not that i suspect our pollution will be different. but a look at the next paper. heavenly returns for the church of england puts it up among top performance. they do not follow every market trend. being a church they tend to look at things with a long—term view in terms of their investments. they have a different strategy. with any story in the ft it is difficult to understand. you do need an economics degree, don't you? it is fascinating but they are going against the

>> i'm not sure. >> david, all presidents do chafe under the constraints of the powers. >> absolutelytability is all about. it holds you to accountability and transparency. and there is stuff that goes on. if it weren't for the press, it would be a much more corrupt country. if the press weren't in there, when you're out of power, you always want the press to be the bulldog, in there taking a look, making sure things are okay. >> and the thing about being president is you always have access to the public so you can always respond and always get your version of the facts out, which is sort of how the first amendment is supposed to work. >> thanks to everybody. we'll be right back. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infecti

wie been talking about the statements to a person dhauld nix ownian and says this is than absolute abuse of power. >> we are getting reaction in from senior law enforcement and intention officials. i just have this on the record from james claber telling cnn i have immense respect and admiration for james comey. this is a loss for the fbi and the nation. clapper and comey worked together closely on a number of issues. clapper was in the service until he retired. they were both in that room when they briefed president obama and president trump on the russian interference. mark warner, the ranking democrat, strong words from him. the president's actions are shocking. it is deeply troubling that the president has fired the fbi director during an active counterintelligence investigation into improper contacts between the trump campaign and russia. very strong words. troubling, shocking from senator mark warner. >> the fbi, evan, together with the cia, the nsa, the director of national intelligence all concluded that russia was involved in sbrnk, hacking into the presidents al elections, something tha

i want to express our gratitude to king salman for his strong demonstration and his absolutely incredible and powerful leadership. i have had the pleasure of welcoming several of the leaders present today to the white house, and i look forward to working with all of you. america is a sovereign nation and our first priority is always the safety and security of our citizens. we are not here to lecture. we are not here to tell other people how to live, what to do, who to be, or how to worship. instead, we are here to offer partnership based on shared interests and values to pursue a better future. here at this summit we will discuss -- but above all, we must be united in pursuing the one goal that transcends every other consideration. that goal is to meet history's great test, to conquer extremism and vanquish the forces terrorism brings with it every single time. young muslim boys and girls should be able to grow up free from fear, safe from violence and innocent of hatred. when young muslim men and women should have the chance to build a new era of prosperity for themselves, it has to be done and we ha

june, question now is about the parliamentary elections injune, and how much power emmanuel macron‘s party will get. absolutelyas a party will get. absolutely. france hasa semi— party will get. absolutely. france has a semi— presidential regime. the president alone cannot do that much. the goalfor president alone cannot do that much. the goal for emmanuel macron is to getan the goal for emmanuel macron is to get an outright majority in the lower house to pass his progress through parliament, or at least to have a relative majority, which means having more mps than other parties. the goals for the other parties, the right wing, for example, which was expected a year at lisa do better, is to lead a coalition and decide on the policy agenda. but he has promised a change for the economy, as did francois hollande and nicholas sarkozy. many have failed to bring the changes that they said they would. will he deliver? that is a good question. i think your comparison is probably interesting in the sense that for many, interesting in the sense that for any interesting in the sense that for many, many years, possibly eve

it becomes absolutely necessary. it's the most powerfulibility as a citizen is a. to maintain our concern for the poor and the marginalized and to put our party interest outside when the duty for the country calls or conscious demands. that's the spirit that has america so far and that will carry us to better days. thank you all very much. god bless you. [applause] [applause] [applause] ladies and gentlemen, i think president obama whose comments ancommentinto the ambassador, ce kennedy for her efforts to. ladies and gentlemen i ask you please state in the tent until the president and the motorcade, vice president arcade have departed at the request of the secret service. then thank you, and a memorable evening. i think you all on behalf of the foundation. have a good evening. please wait until the president departs with his motorcade. [applause] ♪ [inaudible conversations] the director spoke at the anti-defamation league's annual summit. i have privileges to do things as the national chair and this afternoon is no exception. there is no a

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absolutely. it is the effective handover of power that is happening at the moment.ort period of time, we will see president hollande out of the elysee palace, honoured by the republican guard salute, of course he will be welcomed at any time by the macrons in the elysee palace as well and will follow the actual inauguration ceremony which is very solemn and will happen in the ballroom at the elysee palace, as has been the case under the fifth public. it has not been the case under the third and fourth republics where it took place in the room at versailles. so, while we wait here, just outside the elysee palace looking at the crowds that opposite, waiting for francois hollande, the outgoing president to emerge, once he has got into a car, we saw parked, at the end of the 60 metres of red—carpet, he will drive away and that is the end of his term in office. under blue skies now, the rain has stopped, thankfully, here in paris. the moment, back to you, ben, in the studio. thank you very much indeed. those talks between the outgoing president hollande and his protege,

power. absolutely right. not many british ones. none in fact.s noticeable was that france, the new president, has appointed a female defence secretary. holland have one, germany, spain, italy, and get what? we don't. we've never had one. the question asked there is — has it changed ? one. the question asked there is — has it changed? is the world changing? have the threats changed, because of cyber and the need to deal withes with the new threats, women are better at this, and women are better at multitasking a p pa re ntly are better at multitasking apparently and it makes that plain that the skill set seems to be changing. my personal view is there shouldn't be any reason why a woman could do anyjob and i think there is suggestion of that room, and the dynamic in that room has changed when you're talking about building alliances, the women are better at doing that than men are. warfare, as we know, it has changed a lot more, as we've seen we know, it has changed a lot more, as we've seen over we know, it has changed a lot more, as we've seen o

power surge. but there's got to be a back—up? absolutelystrial strength airline systems should be completely shielded from power surges. they said that there was a back—up system but that was also inoperable. so a number of possibilities, the first being that the same localised event that took the same localised event that took the primary system also took out secondary system so then you have design questions to be asked about just how good the back—up system was. or the back—up system was already in the state of failure unnoticed at the point when the primary failed and so when they invoked failover to the back—up it did not work. also questions must be a nswered did not work. also questions must be answered about the length of time it took to recover these systems. this is the third in a sequence of failures, the first was injune is the third in a sequence of failures, the first was in june last yearfor around failures, the first was in june last year for around two hours and failures, the first was in june last yearfor around two hours

. >> and while congress granted the president broad power that broad power is not absolute.s a big blow to president trump the case will almost certainly go to the supreme court. abc news capital hill. >>> president trump spoke at his first nato summit at the headquarters in brussels, he lectured members of the alliance for the need for them to pay their fair share on defense and members must commit 2% of their gdp on defense spending but only five of the members immediate their goal. they must meet their obligations. >> if nato members spent 2% of their gdp on defense last year we would have $119 billion for our collective defense -- >> trump called for a moment of silence to honor the victims of the manchester suicide bombings. >>> joe lieberman has taken him out out of the running for the director of the fbi. like man cited his hiring of mark kasowitz to represent him into ties with his presidential campaign and russia he is a senior counsel and said it would be best to avoid appearance of conflict of interest. world news tonight with david muir will have plor more on the

world, we will have to tap all the resources of all the nations of the world, and i am absolutely convinced that the power of france is not in decline and that we are at the dawn of an extraordinary rebirth because we have all the assets in our hands. those which make the powers great in the 21st century, and i shall not yield one iota to the commitments which i have made to the french in that regard. all the resources will be implemented. enterprised will be supported. initiatives will be encouraged. culture and education, which emancipation is built on, innovation, technology will be at the heart of my activity. the frenchmen and women who feel forsaken by this vast movement abroad in the world will be relieved. and we will be refounding and strengthening our political life. everything that makes france a confident country where one can live without fear will be strengthened. republican secularism will be defended. the forces of law and order and the armed forces will be comforted. europe needs to be refounded, relaunched because it protects us, our values and principle, our institutions, decried by som

if the conservatives are returned to power in westminster, there's absolutely no sign that that wouldel to its campaign for the other referendum it cares about. it wants a second referendum on scottish independence once the terms of the brexit deal are known. huddersfield town will celebrate their promotion to the richest league in the world — the premier league — this evening, with an open—top bus parade. patrick gearey reports: 0ne kick, £170 million. no pressure. and he takes that well. no problem. christopher schindler had sent huddersfield town into the elite, boldly going where they had never been before, the premier league. huddersfield were led there by a young german manager, david wagner, who had been relatively unknown here. this is the fairy tale which usually is not possible but they've done it. we are very, very happy. i am one of the happiest men on this planet at the minute, i think. so proud for what the players have done. i'm happy for everybody who is connected and supports huddersfield town. back in 1921, huddersfield hired a manager a few years younger than wagner

context trip with -- congress granted the president broad power to deny entry to aliens but that power is not absoluterespect, the fact that it drips with religious intolerance and discrimination. >> that's a good question. if you look back to 2011 when president obama issued a similar temporary travel ban on iraqis, the aclu and plaintiffs do not likblink an eye. if congress had independently passed legislation with the same text it goes to the question of how far can these courts go go back to see what the president made on the campaign trail and try to change what the executive order says. >> i think the supreme court needs to take up this fourth circuit appeal and needs to hear this because it does challenge the president's executive authority without basis. there is no basis in terms of the border itself that says it discriminates. nobody disagrees that the president does not have the power. in fact they know he has the power to do it but are preventing him from keeping this country safe. >> of all the places i've covered they bleak step outside of the jury room. we will see. >> judicial activism

want to express our gratitude to king solomon for his strong demonstration and his absolutely incredible and powerful leadership. i have had the pleasure of welcoming several of the leaders present today to the white house. and i look forward to working with all of you. america is a sovereign nation, and our first priority is always the safety and security of our citizens. we are not here to lecture. we are not here to tell other people how to live, what to do, who to be or how to worship. instead, we are here to offer partnership based on shared interests and values, to pursue a better future for all. here at this summit, we will discuss many issues that we share. but above all, we must be united in pursuing the one goal that transcends every other consideration. that goal is to meet history's great test, to concur extremism and vank wish the forces that terrorism brings with it every single time. young muslim boys and girls should be able to grow up free from fear, safe from violence and innocent of hatred. when young muslim men and women should have the chance to build a new era of prosperity for

absolutely. he will have the power of the grand jury of the united states, which is 23 people from virginia or from the district of columbia who will subpoena everything that jared kushner, michael flynn ever touched. all of the documents, all of the e-mail. and they will be extremely reluctant to share that with anybody, especially the congressional committees, which are as leaky as an old rusty boat. >> and mika, where does learning of these two new individuals that have been kind of sucked up in the investigation process -- what does that tell you? does it tell you anything at all about the process so far? >> yeah. i think what it really shows is that the kong investigations are back on track. we had seen some derailment earlier with the chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes and his midnight jaunts off to the white house. once they moved him out of the head of the investigation and moved congressman conway from texas in, you saw that investigation get back on track. and after a slow start you have seen the senate investigation on track as well. so they need to both be publicly

power is?” think it took an awful lot of people by surprise. somebody who came from absoluteed to rise to power and ethically secure one of the most powerful executive positions on earth and emmanuel macron one in the most convincing circumstances possible as well.” macron one in the most convincing circumstances possible as well. i am wondering if this may indeed be the arrival of emmanuel macron himself. given the amount of police motorcyclists. there we are. this is the moment emmanuel macron arrives at the elysee palace. a big cheer from the crowd there. his wife is already inside, she has made the journey along the red carpet but macron supporters waving the french flag as he arrives for this enormous day. before he has even reached the age of a0. yes, indeed. you have talked us through... it is actually, francois hollande is waiting. the two will have the meeting. you have doctors through the handover of power, then will follow the official inauguration that will happen at the ballroom of the elysee palace, but on the previous republic, it has happened at versailles eff

the ruling was lengthy but pointed saying the president's power is not absolute and cannot go uncheckedthe trump administration had tried to justify their attempt to ban foreign nationals from six muslim-majority countries on national security grounds but a majority of the judges on the court simply didn't buy it, calling it an executive order that in text speaks with vague words of national security but in context drips with religious in intolerance and discrimination. the judges said then candidate trump campaign statements from video on numerous occasions he expressed anti-muslim sentiment as well as his intent if elected to ban muslim from the united states. now we haven't heard any reaction from the white house or the justice department yet but the fourth circuit isn't the loin court weighing in. 9th circuit court heard a different appeal earlier and we're still waiting for a decision on that. >>> a member of the senate judiciary committee will weigh in on breaking news another legal defeat for the trump administration's travel ban. stick around we'll bring you that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: e