alexandra it's a move to deter further use of chemical weapons but the u.s. is saying that it's ready to act again isn't it. yes you're right ambassador hailey was really clear about that she said that after talking to presidents trump she can only stress that the you asked as locked and loaded to strike again if the syrian government uses chemical weapons again and she also added that if this administration draws a red line that it's that it forces the red line so it was a very clear message experts say however that the risk is that the us could end up in a cycle of escalation that untangles the american forces more deeply in the syrian conflict that this administration actually intended hans and jean before we come to you let's have a listen to what the russian ambassador had to say at that very same meeting. you're going to see action for the group mission of chemical weapons dispatching its experts to syria in order to investigate all the circumstances this was not good news to me however it is a sign of cynical disdain a group of western countries decide

alexandra president trump did not get approval from congress but what kind of support does he have for such a move not only within his own party but within the country. we have seen rather mixed reactions after the strike some lawmakers most for the republicans praised the president's decision saying that there needed to be a strong response to the. alleged to the us its regimes alleged use of chemical weapons in syria but some of them are also concern for example senator mccain that the president does not have a coherent strategy on syria and that is something that many democrats seems seem to be concerned about as well though we saw the democratic leadership chuck schumer and nancy pelosi saying that limited punitive action is appropriate but that it can be a separate use to a coherent strategy and there are some lawmakers from both parties who are concerned that the presidents decision could be on shaky legal grounds because the current legislation that gives the president. to use military force with though it's congress's approval has not been updated since two thousand and one. pe

us and he's been following the story alexandra we'll start with you the u.n. security council meeting is underway as we just saw and the u.s.

alexandra: the differences remain, that is for sure. think that macron's strategy is to say that he admits that the current iran deal is not sufficient, but that it controls some of iran's nuclear activities until 2025, then the french president is ready to work on a new deal, so his strategy here seems to be to tell mr. trump, let's stick to the current deal. please do not pull out of it here it and while we are working to achieve a better deal, ideal addressing other problems unlike iran's activities in places like yemen and syria, and iran's missile program. brent: we know that this is a week of european lobbying in washington. the german chancellor is expected in washington on friday. will angela merkel get a warm welcome and reception like mr. macron got today at the white house? alexandra: i don't think so. the visits are totally different. the german chancellor is coming to the white house on friday. as you said, it will be a working visit, so there will be a few meetings in the white house and a joint press conference, no dinner

alexandra, obviously, the numbers, the metrics this quarter are well above what anyone participated.uestion is, is it too early to see the effects of what they've been through the last few months >> the recent quarter takes in only about a couple of weeks after the scandal hit. so, it broke in mid march. i think that's important with that said, i think it's unlikely that the scandal, if it's contained and if we know the extent of it about cambridge analytic sbachlt outsi analytica and outside firms, they're likely to contain it the question is, will we see the other shoe drop? will there be another cambridge analytica type issue that they don't know about it? >> they've dodged this bullet, haven't they let's be honest about his. washington has moved on. it seems two or three other scandals since this, whether you're looking at the va secretary or anything else facebook is in the driver's seat when it comes to the crafting of regulation they've got gdpr in hand despite all these complaints i don't see a lot of people in my feed dropping off. >> yeah, you're exactly correct. i think th

against terrorism working together of two souls problems in the middle east and in the us africa alexandra what about the differences here we know that they went into these talks with differences on the iran nuclear deal they came out of that with. mr trump saying that he's willing to talk about a new deal or mr mack wrong saying that. as well how do we read that. well the differences remain that's for sure i think that's mccrone strategy here is to say that. he admits that the current iran deal is not sufficient but that that controls some of iran's nuclear activities until twenty twenty five and then the prats that's the french president is ready to work on the new deal so his strategy here seems to be to tell mr trump let's stick to the current deal please do not pull out of it and while we are working to try to achieve a better deal a deal that would be addressing other problems like iran's activities in places like yemen and syria and iran missile program and alexander we know that this is a week of european lobbying in washington good german chancellor she's expected in washington on

bureau chief alexandra phenomena in washington thank you very much and a statement defending her country's role in the military operation british prime minister treason make called the strikes both right and legal she also had sharp words for russia saying it was moscow's refusal to hold syria accountable that made these strikes necessary until each occasion when we have seen every sign of chemical weapons being used and to hold to the purpose it has to account has been blocked by russia the u.n. security council with six such vetoes since the start of two thousand and seventeen just this week the russians vetoed a draft resolution that would have established an independent investigation into this latest attack even making the grotesque and absurd claim that it was staged by person so we have no choice but to conclude that diplomatic action will not be any more effective in the future than it has been in the past. i've had a closer look at the british involvement in these strikes in syria for that we're joined by correspondent kitty logan in london kitty we just heard trees amaze say that

condemning the syrian government or threatening its offensive against rebels that's that's true alexandra if we see a veto tonight it will be russia's eleventh a veto in since the syrian civil war began in the u.n. security council there and we expect any type of resolution to come from this meeting or are we going to just hear strong words and no actions. there is a draft resolution which has been circulated in new york a resolution calling for a condemnation of any use of chemical weapons and the resolution which whose aim it will be to establish a new body to determine responsibility for using these weapons however as i said we can expect russia to veto such a resolution russia did it's a last november and even if there is a resolution we cannot be sure that any action will be taken all members of the security council agreed on a cease fire resolution of this. and even russia voted for it but no choose has ever stuck in syria and if we take this story to the white house we know that just last week the u.s. president was telling people that he's going to pull u.s. troops out of syria ve

us and he's been following the story alexandra we'll start with you the u.n. security council meeting is underway as we just saw and the u.s. representative to the organization nikki haley just reiterated the warning her boss u.s. president don trump made earlier what does she have to say nikki haley sends a very strong message to the u.n. security council to syria and of course to the russians as well she said that the u.s. strikes were carefully planned to avoid to minimize civilian casualties that they were justified proportionate and the gypsum it and that the u.s. is confidence that it has crippled the syrian chemical weapons program and he she also said that she talked to president strums and he told her that the u.s. is below the blocked in case that the syrian regime will use chemical weapons again constantine will come to you now moscow requested this meeting following the airstrikes what are the russians hoping to get out of this meeting. well the russians are hoping to continue to press the lying that the united states and their allies have basicall

we want to go now to our correspondent alexandra phenomena she is in memphis tennessee to know i swear name people have gathered to discuss and to remember the man who was martin luther king alexanders good to see you admit it is a big day for the for the city tragically the place where dr martin luther king was killed set the scene force there. i'm standing in front of the former alain motel which now has national civil rights museum and right behind me you can see the real numbers three zero six did bocconi who were martin luther king jr was fatally shot fifty years ago so this is a very special place and the atmosphere here is very special thoughtful sometimes there we end motional particularly when the you see and listen to the civil rights leader who had fought with much luther king jr and who were inspired by him. all right our correspondent alexander phenomena is on the story force in memphis tennessee where events are underway to remember the life of martin luther king alexandra thank you very much. we asked some african-americans for their thoughts on the legacy of dr martin l

strategy on syria remain deadly as alexandra phenomenon has more from washington. president still no trump was very quick to the clear success after the strikes against syria tweeting mission accomplished a phrase that invited unwelcome comparisons to george w. bush and he's experiences in iraq for no trumps campaign seems to be successful the you asked was able to send a clear signal to syria and its patrons and to avoid a direct confrontation with the russians and the pentagon is confident that it has crippled assad's chemical weapons program but the question remains what is exactly the mission and what is president's tromps strategy on syria and more and more lawmakers on both sides of the aisle demand answers criticizing the president's position as inconsistent and saying that the broader strategy is needed . that was you know that is washington bureau chief alexandra phenomena are never going to cross over to journalists for who is following developments in syria from neighboring lebanon and we heard from washington there president says it's mission accomplish

s bureau chief alexandra norman will welcome alexandra so he doesn't look as though chancellor merkel is likely to receive as warm welcome from donald trump emanuel mccraw god. yes that's true however we have to say that the president was very friendly today on twitter tweeting that he is looking forward to meeting the german chancellor saying that there is much to talk about and little time still very friendly words but you're right that we are not going to see any of the pomp and circumstance that accompany that state visit of the french president here merkel says it's rather a state and somber affair it is a working visit here she's scheduled to arrive here very shortly she will have fun conversation with president trump in the oval office for about twenty minutes then they will have lunch together and then it's straight to the press conference it's not a secret that there is a lack of chemistry between the two leaders don't they don't click however we have to say that i assume that president trump knows exactly that he is going to talk to the leader of europe's largest nation and

washington bureau chief alexander phenomenon is on the story for us tonight good evening to you alexandra let's talk about this meeting between mr drop in mr micro and the u.s. president today heaping lots of praise on his french counterpart a lot of people even writing that this is a budding new bromance so why are we seeing such a charm offensive. well what we can say is that both leaders seem to have established a good personal connection good for the poor and that is what is top priority for president trump dealing with foreign leaders that's why he has been repeatedly very positive about china as the president xi he has traced repeated to the prime minister japan and in this case you have to say that it was a president small call who has been very positioned in trying to forge presidents tromp he has taken a much softer line on president trump then you wrote in the there is both leader as the french president and do you ask president share their love for pomp and circumstance for most countries are on the same page when it comes to fighting against terrorism working together to solve

tender phenomena in memphis tennessee thank you alexandra. time for some sports news now and in football the champions league quarter finals by a minute came from behind to secure an away win against sylvia byron put on an impressive performance in the second half and tiago scored the winner in the two one victory and the night's other game champions round madrid demolished host eventis christiana hernando scored twice in the three nil when the return likes will be played next wednesday. and in tonight's champions league action liverpool host manchester city in the first leg of their quarterfinal the all english clash puts together two of europe's most high profile coaches and have already all that it also promises to be full of goals. magister city's march to this season's premier league title is nearly complete they lead the table in england by a country mile and single season records for points wins and goal difference are well within reach the only team to get the better of them liverpool in a high scoring thriller of a loss but city's co

bureau chief alexandra phenomena is standing by alexandra u.s. president trump tweeted mission accomplished just a short while ago and the pentagon has been telling journalists they hit every target are they indicating that this is over because trump had said earlier that further possible strikes were possible. well in his remarks yesterday the president said that the u.s. is proposed for sustained response but he was referring not only to military measures but also through diplomatic and economic measures today as you say to set he tweeted mission accomplished indicating that that's it for now and that's what we heard from the pentagon as well the u.s. military leadership seems to be very pleased with the outcome of the earth of the earth strikes they say they are very confident that by hitting these three targets in syria they were able to set back assad's chemical weapons program for years but they also had to admit today that there are still chemical weapons sites in syria ok a sense of achievement there let's just have a listen to the direct

to you all let's start with you alexandra a phenomenon we saw in that report that mr trump at pains to to impress upon us what a great relationship they had very have between the that did they do did they get off to a better start today than their last meeting. i was in the oval doing the meeting between the german chancellor and the you asked president and i have to say that it was quite different in that what we saw last year during their first meeting in the oval office it was much friendly they seemed to be much relaxed talking to each other we just heard the u.s. president saying that it isn't on their to. the german chancellor and there was a very warm shake shake there were shaking hands for a couple of seconds but it was nothing awkward nothing strange a quiet nice atmosphere from my perspective what is form and what does chancellor merkel hope to achieve in this three hour meeting that emanuel mccraw couldn't in a three day state visit well i think that maybe it was a good year also of afterward we just heard two to cheat two to choose a format that's a little less or lower

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good evening to you alexandra so president trump blaming iran the russian president and the president of syria who we called today animal of saud are we any closer to knowing how the president plans to respond. what we do know is that the president is having dinner with senior military leaders tonight and that the pentagon is preparing a list of possible options we can only speculate what these options can be live or we are talking about limited action or whether we are talking here about doing something punitive and beat and maybe we are just talking about and the instrument that the united states is not pulling out of syria so we don't know it now but according to the president that this isn't can be made by the end of today you know last week alexander we had president to pull the us out of syria very soon now he says that they'll be a big price to pay for this chemical weapons strike does this administration in your opinion does it have a coherent strategy on syria. it seems not to have a coherent strategy on syria as you said the president has been talking to his aides for months

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or washington bureau chief alexander phenomenon the story for us tonight there at the white house alexandra thank you very much. still another victory for viktor orbán hungary's nationalist prime minister and his right wing party have once again taken more than two thirds of parliamentary seats in the general election mr orbán calling the result a change or a chance to defend and areas now it comes after a campaign that took a hard line on muslim immigration for training migrants as a threat to hungary's christian identity it could also put the prime minister on an even more of a collision course with the european union. victory is written in his name. nationalist across hungry and europe are celebrating victory or bans reelection his anti immigrant campaign drew people out in record numbers but in the capital budapest where the opposition performed well the reaction was mixed. much as well the government has successfully implemented its hate campaign they planted hatred in people's hearts which is very sad. this is what should have happened we are happy because we are not really interested

we want to go now to our correspondent alexandra phenomena she is in memphis tennessee to know i swear many people have gathered to discuss and to remember the man who was martin luther king alexanders good to see you immediate is a big day for the for the city tragically the place where dr martin luther king was killed set the scene force there. numbers three zero six did balcony were martin luther king jr was fatally shot fifty years ago so this is a very special place and the atmosphere here is very special thoughtful sometimes. when you see and listen to see little rides leader who had fought with martin luther king jr and who were inspired by him. a royal correspondent alexander phenomena on the story force in memphis tennessee where events are underway to remember the life of martin luther king alexandra thank you very much. you're watching news live from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day we will be looking even more at the legacy of martin luther king and the state of race relations in the u.s. and here in europe stick around for the. entered th

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times before as well our washington bureau chief always under phenomena at the white house tonight alexandra thank you very much. now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world a topless femen activist calls to stir after getting within meters of us comedian look at their bill cosby today he was on his way to court for a retrial on charges of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home back in two thousand and four last year jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict. at least six people have been killed and at least nine others wounded in an attack in western afghanistan many of the victims were children officials say explosives were planted near a mosque in herat province no one has claimed responsibility. nigeria's president mohammed to has ended months of speculation and confirmed his intention to run in next year's elections the seventy five year old has spent months in the hospital out of the country after suffering repeated bouts of ill health. and now to a hungary where national is prime minister viktor orban has won a decisive victory in the countr

. >> alexandra, it seemed to me that none of the questioning got to areas that are facebook's crown jewelswas talking about really breaking up facebook's ability to use the like button, to follow logged-in users around the web or to match one category, group, demographic of users against another for advertising purposes there was talk about data protection but europe has already done that what is your takeaway on the likely downside to facebook now, based on what we saw in the testimony? >> and i also think that they let him off the hook he deliberately conflated the ability of users to show and control what status updates and photos they show to friends. so what's public information on their profiles with date faisbook's data collection efforts and claimed he didn't know answers to basic things about whether facebook tracks users, when they've logged off i find it deliberately evasive and the market perceived it as a win. but that's only because the politicians so failed in their line of questioning. as for what's next, i think that the politicians showed that they're not yet ready to con

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we first brought you this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. 46-year-old ellen alexandra scott ...was hit by a car on sunday morning. it happened in san rafael along the westbound 580 ramp connecting to southbound 101. first responders found scott on the freeway with injuries and she died on the scene. police are still looking for the driver who hit her. we spoke to scott's daughter who says she was a kind and caring person. <"she was very outgoing. she had a lot of friends. ask anyone about my mom and people would say, "oh, alex!" everyone knew her, everyone loved her. she was very outgoing.">( robin ) police say this is the second deadly hit and run along highway 101 in less than a week. ( robin ) a big story we've been following... protesters demanding action after a deadly bart police shooting... protests yesterday...briefly interrupting bart service at one point. it's just one in a series of protests following a police shooting back in january. officer joseph mateu shot shaleem tindle outside the west oakland bart station. since then outraged family members have rallied fo

in washington alexandra limon.ion between a san jose father and his wife and daugthers after he was released from ice custody after being detained nearly 6 months.he was picked up by ice agents after dropping his 5 year old off at daycare.last week a federal judge withdrew the order to remove carrillo after he proved his would be perscuted in mexico. now carrillo can kiss his wife....and hold his baby girl....who clung tightly to her dad...i'm just extremely happy. he can now apply for a work permit and says he was given indication by an detention agent that might be able to become a citizen maureen kelly kron4 news here in sunnyvale, a call to action on daca from senator dianne feinstein. in a fireside chat with silicon valley busness leaders, feinstein chided president trump for tweeting he has changed his mind about daca, that there would be no deal. feinstein suggested congress should send the president bill to save the program and then workto overide a possible veto by the president. in sunnyvale rob fladeboe

alexandra limon some argue the current law is outdated considering the explosion of online retail andhe owners of small brick and mortar stores are paying the price, because shoppers go online instead.but senator ron wyden of oregon say it's unfair to force online retailers to collect sales taxes on every purchase.sen. ron wyden the reality now is that there are thousands and thousands of individual taxing jurisdictions.different tax jurisdictions have in some cases conflicting tax laws senator wden says complying would be especially tough for small e-commerce busineses and start-ups.sen. ron wyden i am going to pull out all the stops as i have since i came to the senate, to protect them from discriminatory taxes and audits that would consume enormous amounts of time.wyden represents a state that is home to many online businesses and digital developers. sen ron wydenthe supreme court has long said that digital is different.this is an unusual case-where liberal democrat wyden and conservative republican goodlatte agree alexandra limon / washington both hope the supreme court leaves cur

(vicki) (vicki) (vicki) that was alexandra limon reporting. stay with kron 4 as we continue to cover zuckerberg's testimony today-- and tomorrow. on our website you will find a link that will take you to facebook-- to find out if your information was stolen. and coming up at 5:30-- we will talk with a tech expert about how zuckerberg handled the tough questions today. (grant) a big story we are following tonight-- explosive allegations of racism, homophobia and religious intolereance inside the san francisco police department. and as kron4's haaziq madyun reports... the alleged victim...is a current officer. sotthis san francisco police officer is reading a statement alleging that he was the target of retaliation. he says it happened after blowing the whistle claiming he ex

we first brought you this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. 46-year-old ellen alexandra scottby a car on sunday morning. it happened in san rafael along the westbound 580 ramp connecting to southbound 101. first responders found scott on the freeway with injuries and she died on the scene. police are still looking for the driver who hit her. we spoke to scott's daughter who says she was a kind and caring person. <"she was very outgoing. she had a lot of friends. ask anyone about my mom and people would say, "oh, alex!" everyone knew her, everyone loved her. she was very outgoing.">( darya ) police say this is the second deadly hit and run along highway 101 in less than a week. than a week. 101 in less along highway hit and run second deadly this is the police say ( darya )outgoing.">was very ( will ) the f-b-i is looking for a serial bank robber they're calling " the big man bandit" he's accused of robbng banks in san jose and san mateo last month. each time... he handed a note to the teller demanding money... and said he had a gun. he's described as having a large build--weig

topic very shortly before the upcoming deadlines are always on the phenomena on capitol hill tonight alexandra thank you very much we want to go back now to that breaking news story a turkish court has sentenced several journalists with the newspaper to prison terms on terrorism charges dorian jones is standing by in stamboul with the latest story and what more can you tell us about this. yes nine journalists have been given the wide ranging jail sentences up to nearly eight years in jail in total over sixty five years in jail sentences handed out by judges all in connection with supporting terrorism now this was the lowest charge that journalists have been facing the sixteen reporters and senior directors of the newspaper but it's one that's most easily proven given the bar is very low on the turkey's terror laws now these journalists and column is are some of the country's most prominent writers many of them are veterans who've been writing for many decades and turmeric newspaper is the last mainstream newspaper that remains critical and independent from the government and this this convicti

in washignton alexandra limon.e)(catherine) the government must start taking new applications for the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. this - after another federal judge overruled the trump administration plan to end the program. renewals of the two year permits have already resumed...but the new ruling allowsfor new enrollees....and could protect thousands more undocumented immigrants. the administration has 90 days to better explain the reasons behind ending daca. (catherine) authorities have a man in custody they say attacked a person at a diplomatic office in washington d-c. a witness says a man with a knife and handgun walked into the 'interests section of the islamic republic of iran' today. iran has no embassy in the u-s... so that office serves the same purpose. the witness says the man pistol whipped a man at the front desk... then locked him in an office. the armed man then supposedly waved his gun at other employees and shouted in farsi. secret service agents were called - and arrested him

in washington alexandra limon.stone) border patrol officers found an empty horse trailer today that they say was used in a human smuggling operation. officers say the storng winds are likely one of the reasons the large horse trailer over turned. it had been carrying at least 18 people, in what the border patrol says was a human smuggling operation. when first responders arrived - the trailer was empty. after the crash, the people inside had apparently tried to hide in the rocks and bushes - despite their injuries. "when they fled the scene they don't want to be found, when you have patients hiding in rugged terrain it takes a while for an organized search to organize them, assess them, and then bring them up to the highway here to be treated." one man was be treated."highway here to be treated." one man was found deep in a nearby canyon and had to be rescued by the sheriff's helicopter. another was also flown to the hospital for treatment. in all, four men and two women were hospitalized. the border patrol took th

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more about what just happened we can go to washington to do naaman talk to us a little bit more alexandra about these sanctions. the sanctions imposed today. that people targeted by the same shoes have in you as your addictions and bars american americans from doing business with them and the thinking behind it is that the best way to punish putin's aggressive behavior is to go after people close to him but the problem is that we cannot say whether the same sions can have an effect because they're not coming as a surprise there was a list of potential targets published by the you asked treasury department's months ago so people on this list had time to prepare or maybe to move their essence out of reach of you ass western of sorties all right so these sanctions are potentially toothless if i understand you correctly alexander are these sanctions intended then to punish russia for its meddling in the u.s. election. well according to u.s. officials who briefed us on the measures this is one of the reason reasons to impose sanctions they also mentioned russia's annexation of crimea russia's

allows you to use washington bureau chief alexandra fund naaman for more now we're joined by journalist on child for following developments in syria from neighboring lebanon for us and we heard from washington there that president bush says it's mission accomplished what exactly was that mission then it wasn't of course an attempt to seize president assad was us. well no it certainly wasn't the mission as stated by dollar trump was to ensure that assad regime does not conduct any chemical attacks ever again in that mission has certainly not been accomplished it's of course a political statement for dollar trump to me but if he has accomplished that mission as he says he has and certainly explain how saw three sites have been attacked allegedly these sites were. holding chemical stockpiles there's no evidence of that that's been provided let's for a moment believe that is true it is very easy still for the assad regime if indeed this history making chemical weapons to continue to make them remember in two thousand and thirteen russia and the united states had an understanding that assad