meanwhile, appear appear bromance appears to be brewing between donald trump and emmanuel macron. pair toasting to unbreakable friendship at president trump's first state dinner. steve: they look happy there the president and first lady melania trump pulling out all the stops at the white house in the state dining room last night. pete: they even held hands. griff jenkins live in washington with more. good morning. >> good morning, guys. they always look happy. we have been witnessing constant hand shakes, hugs, each air kisses as you say the bromance just keeps on growing. and it was on full display at last night's toast at the dinner. >> may our friendship grow even deeper. may our kinship grow even stronger. and may our sacred liberty

appear. it is feeling like an next race of the white house has become in new hampshire. host: focus through the events of today. who is appearing? -- likel do it like an a radio announcer. 20 minutes from now at the new hampshire institute of politics, and thee politics series. that is a must stop for anyone who is serious about running for the white house. we have a former two-term maryland governor, ran for the democratic nomination in 26. -- 2016. he dropped out after the iowa caucus. listen, he is thinking about another crack at it. he's appeared this morning think -- speaking of politics and eggs. you come appear coming you did that, that is something that sparks speculation the makes you part of the conversation. the big question for mark o'malley is will he do better this time around than last time and what is the difference? in the afternoon, you can call it the main attraction. ohio governor john kasich who hadvery well here and strong second-place to donald trump in 2016. he is rema

if subject appears to be a child. >> it's in there, and subject appears to be under the age of 18, semi colon. >> president turman: my position is it's easier to know if someone appears to be a child than whether or not they appear to be under 18. >> i guess the reason i say that is studies show that african american males, young males -- >> president turman: i would agree with that. >> they appear to look older than they are. >> president turman: i thought you were going to say the other thing. >> and under the law, a child is up to 14 years old, and it's excluding our 15 to 18 year olds, and some 15, 16, 17, they appear to be older. >> president turman: yeah, i understand, but appears to be under 18 is too difficult a definition. >> all right. that's fine. and then g, we already had this discussion. for another example, i said why don't we put schizophrenia. that was a suggestion. >> president turman: does the department have an issue with adding schizophrenia. >> as an example? >> president turman: yeah, as an example. >> as an example. >> the department doesn't have an issue. >> pre

officer say he appears to acted deliberately. french president is in the u.s. for a three day state visit he's hoping to persuade president donald trump to stick with the twenty fifteen nuclear deal with iran. that antigovernment protesters in nicaragua refusing to back down with thousands continuing to demonstrate in the capital that's despite president daniel ortega scrapping controversial pension reforms which sparked days of protests leaving at least twenty six people dead. a u.s. senate panel has narrowly back to nomination of cia director mike pompei or secretary of state republican rand paul changed his foes after earlier saying that he would oppose the appointment that gave one player the eleven votes needed from the twenty one member panel is nomination now goes to a full. senate votes more now from al jazeera as roslyn jordan in washington. the cia director mike pump a.o. is now one step closer to becoming the next u.s. secretary of state this comes after a business meeting on monday in which the meeting ended in a tie ten ten if the confirmation vote

have to appear. so i believe it my statute or a right to sit here and twiddle my thumbs for the next four hours with u.s. questions i think that's wrong. i'm not going to do it but that is one of many samples why this is broken in the way the statute is written and i hope as a result to answer questions to recognize some of them may be i don't know to both sides but i want to answer as many as i can but i hope the aim is the one end goal to figure out how to work together to make this more accountable senator warren was not happy with the answer she got back from me and i reminded her that it is like the frustrations inside of the aisle had with mr. cordray over the last for five years so i suggested to her maybe isn't the nature of the person sitting in the chair causing the frustration that the nature of the underlying statute and that both sides would be well served by fixing the statute to bring transparency to into your questions and while we may disagree with the policy and as we have in the pa

why do rainbows appear as an arc. rainbows form when the sun is shining and light reflects refracts and disperses and water droplets in the sky. water is denser than air like glass it redirects light and splits it into different frequencies raindrops acts like miniature prisms all refracting sunlight light bouncing off raindrops therefore creates the rainbow one person sees but someone else will see different rays so in a way everyone perceives their own personal rainbow. double rainbows are formed by a further reflection of sunlight inside raindrops but the colors of the secondary rainbow appear to be reversed and also fainter that's because the extra reflection scatters many more of the raise. rainbows are actually full circles but appear as are expected as from the ground only their upper half is visible. another example of the phenomenon is what's called a fog because of the small size of the water droplets that cause fog fog those have very weak colors one can even appear white so they're sometimes called white r

it appears they have just made it.he us list. it appears they havejust made it. well, i included in the us list. it appears they have just made it. well, i am on other lists as well, that means i exist, and we are at it, we are internationally active. —— we are active. the sanctions were used by american who deliberately target president putin's in a circle. after days of tit—for—tat expulsions and diplomatic disputes, the kremlin will once again be considering its response. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. south africa's former presidentjacob zuma has appeared in court, facing corruption charges linked to a 1990s arms deal. mr zuma appeared for just 15 minutes, smiling as he walked in. he's facing 16 charges of corruption, racketeering, fraud and money laundering. syrian activists say that heavy airstrikes on the last rebel—held town in eastern ghouta have killed at least 32 civilians — including five children. douma is surrounded by government forces — and the syrian army says the rebel

a former police officer has appeared in court accused of committing 13 murders and 51 rapes.ph james deangelo is the so—called golden state killer, whose crimes terrorised communities across california in the 1970s and ‘80s. james cook reports. this frail old man is accused of terrorising california in the 1970s and ‘80s. is joseph james deangelo your true and correct legal name? inaudible. i'm yeah. yes. handcuffed to a wheelchair, joseph james deangelo appeared confused at times as a judge explained he was initially facing two counts of murder. the accused made no plea and was refused bail. in total, he is suspected of at least 13 killings, 51 rapes and scores of burglaries, many dating to the time when he was a police officer. his lawyer says he's entitled to a fair trial. we have the law that suggests that he is innocent until they prove him guilty, and that's what i was gonna ask everybody to remember, because i feel like he's been tried here in the press already. mr deangelo, a father of grown—up children, was said to be extremely surprised when he was arrested at home

he looked up and saw what appeared by the person's height and stance that appears to be a female.t is consistent with other reports we are getting. he did not see a weapon, but heard some shots. that is when the evacuation started. he says he saw drops of blood on the staircase, and one person lying on the ground outside the lobby with what appeared to be a gunshot wound. that is what we know now. nico says about 15 emergency vehicles were at the site, including san bruno police and the bart police and the fire department. the police will do a briefing soon. nico is talking to other employees might have witnessed the tragedy. emily: several patients have been taking to general hospitals. we are hearing from san bruno police that the police chief will make a statement at 2:30 p.m. local time, about six minutes from now. we are going to monitor that. still a lot of questions we have and not a lot of answers. brad, stay with me. i want to quickly get to washington and another developing story. the u.s. government issuing a list of chinese products proposed for tariffs. i want to get

wrapped up for his first public appearance.t will be one of many he will make over the years. to the royal family. in the line to the throne. of labour before six o'clock this morning. 01. cambridge children. hospital all on the same day. oyez! we have got a new prince here today, god save the queen! camping outside of the hospital for more than a week. wonderful news! fantastic news! it's a boy! yes, i know, isn't it wonderful! isn't it great news? it's making everyone smile. there was a visit from the new big brother and sister. from princess charlotte. of nerves in front of the cameras. notice followed tradition, put on display at buckingham palace. her place in history. the line of succession when the younger brother was born. was born she would lose her spot. hospital for life as a family of five at kensington palace. to focus on her family. they had received. as they left, it was a proud father in charge of the car seat. just seven hours after his birth, the baby prince was on his way home. for the queen. during yesterday

only has to appear. i believe it is my statutory right to sit here to twiddle my thumbs for the next four hours will you all ask questions. i think that is wrong i will not do it but that is just one way that it is broken away the statute is written and i want to answer what i can recognizing some of them may be i don't know to both sides but i will answer as many as i can but the end goal to work together to make it more accountable he said choose not like the answers i have it sounds like the other side had when mr. cordray set your suggested to her maybe it wasn't the nature of the person sitting in the chair causing frustration but the nature of the underlying statute and that both sides might be well served by fixing the statute to bring and while you may disagree we won't disagree about the fact that here to spend $700 million of your money maybe you should have to answer questions how and why i'm doing that. that is the reason i'm here hope it is the reason you're here look forward to answer your

it appeared they had no regards for harm to pedestrians. is it possible to place tiles a tracking tile in duffle bags in cars so police can find the groups responsible. we live in the center of technology and innovation. we should be using the technology here to improve the community we live in. third incident. i was assaulted by a man on a bike while walking down chestnut in the evening in october 2017. the man rides by and reaches up my skirt and keeps riding away. he was wearing a hoody. i could not get a description. i was terrified and felt violated to the point i felt paralyzed to walk any further, to go two blocks to my apartment. the police officer should know this is occurring on chestnuts. they need something to protect residents. they should be on the radar so this did not happen to anyone else. thank you. >> good evening. i am david jan ne. i live between bay and north point. i am retired army veteran. i am reading a statement from eric kingburse re. i am concerned about the increase in properties time. on the way to work i saw

cohen and his lawyers set to appear in court this morning. cnn's sara murray has more. >> good morning, christine and dave. president trump's long-time personal attorney michael cohen, who we now know is under criminal investigation, is slated to appear in new york today. and it could be a little more awkward than previously anticipated. that's because the adult film star that cohen paid to silence her story is also now slated to appear. stormy daniels' attorney says that her appearance has nothing to do, though, with trying to provoke michael cohen. >> it's intended to send the naej this is a very, very serious matter for her, and she wants to make sure that the american people know that she is behind efforts to bring to light as much information and documents as possible. she also wants to energy that she is heard and that she is represented at the hearing. it has nothing to do with getting in his head at all. >> now cohen's tweerns attorneyn court on friday trying to argue that they should not be able to view the documents collected from h

he appears to be recovering. assume he's going through major antibiotics to treat this infection, this sepsis that could be life threatening, indeed. but they are saying he's responding to treatments and appears to be recovering. and of course we wish him only the best. we hope he recovers completely. and they will be issuing further updates as events warrant. what's your reaction to that, jamie? >> i think that is very encouraging news. i think that -- look, i'm not a doctor, but my understanding is that sepsis can be very dangerous for someone of his age and health, when you get an infection. obviously, he's in the icu. he's getting the best care he could possibly get. i think that in addition to the antibiotics and whatever fluids they're able to give him i.v., that's hopefully what's been stabilizing him. my understanding is, the real concern yesterday was that his blood pressure kept dropping. and that seems, from the statement now, to not be -- such a problem that they have that staple, but i think we're ju

it does appear he has enough democratic support. >>> white house support for scott pruitt appearing to be softening among the drip of media reports alleging ethical lapses by the epa administrator. pruitt met with a lobbyist whose wife rented him a capitol hill bedroom for $50 a night. that is on top of first class travel and spending at the epa and raises for staff. this was the tone yesterday. >> again, we are reviewing the allegations. however, pruitt has done a good job of implementing the president's policies. particularly on deregulation, making the united states less energy dependant and more energy independent. i'll keep you posted. >> bloomberg reports that white house officials are discouraging allies. >>> president trump directing the department of homeland security to refuse large car vans van van -- caravan of migrants to reach the united states. the secretary warned that asylum seekers will be detained. those who do not have a legitimate claim will be removed. attorney general jeff sessions says anyone whether entered illegally will be prosecuted. >>> president trump is r

team" and his days with the spurs appear to be over.leonards coach greg popovich....there are stories that leonard does not enjoy popovichs coaching methoids....popovich can be a screamer and while he is no unsuccessul hack....he's got 5 titles and will be our next olympic coach..... this is 2018 and the days ofd coachwes yelling...heck any manager yelling may be coming to an end. you think a young person working fast food is going to let some guy with a name tag scream at him..not many....poipovich lucked out when he draft tim duncan in 97....he let popovich coach himmmm....but again this 2018 and when kawaii leonard leaves at the end of this year..masybe popovich legend as a great caoch may result to the past. millionaries who will accept bei g yelled at are few and far yelled at are few and far between. back next hour with warriuors and sharks highlites... (mabrisa rodriguez)shower activity is forecasted to diminish by late this evening as the main trough axis shifts inland to our east. as winds also diminish, look for colder conditi

rebellion catalonian leaders and activists who backed a controversial referendum to split from spain appear before the highest court. and china's most popular social media network signed away bowser versing a decision to leave all content on its site. former f.b.i. director james comey. he has accused donald trump of being morally unfit to be u.s. president and he says there may be some evidence that trump obstructed justice komi made the comments in an exclusive interview with a.b.c.'s george stephanopoulos earlier trump unleashed a twitter tirade against komi saying the man he fired should be jailed every elizondo reports from washington d.c. . in a remarkable rebuke former f.b.i. director james comey is saying u.s. president donald trump is not fit to be commander in chief he is donald trump unfit to be president. yes but not in the way i often hear people talk about it i don't buy the stuff about him being mentally incompetent to early stages of dementia strikes me as a person of above average intelligence who's tracking conversations and knows what's going on and i don't think he's med

they knew that a cartoon had appeared elsewhere. the washington post ran every single cartoon that he chose to draw after that. we can see mr. bloch's art style and a very loose drawing style. he's using a simple board. use white out as a way to enhance his image. being guided by president kennedy, he's got budget written in white out. it stands out in his cartoon. kennedy was hard. even as late as 1962. you they haven't found the years and big nose, he kind of looks generically handsome. that doesn't mean mr. bloch can't find faults to pick with him. but to some special privileges. people who have benefited. we have lyndon johnson. mr. bloch really admired his war on poverty. he did not admire his war on vietnam. he loved to take johnson quotes and misappropriate them. his particular cartoon shows we were willing to go more than halfway. he intended to talk about the peace table. bombing up more the vietnamese country. between 1972 and 1974. the time president nixon resigned, you opened the pages to see 100 74 cartoons attacking th

he joins us from toronto welcome alex manasse and appeared in court this morning. good morning there phil another difficult day in toronto so twenty five year old alec the nasty end was in court still he was wearing a white forensic jumpsuit and was handcuffed now the reason he was wearing that white forensic jumpsuit is because those are put on any time and accuse clothing is taken as part of the investigation so that happened in this case by nasty and spoke his name a loudly confidently he was alert still we should also point out they did hear that there was one family member for in courts reports going around are that it was his father now that man was weeping. during the as the charges were read out to twenty five year old alec nasty and still we can tell you that zach you'll be back in court later in name police have a closer to establishing a motive. no not at this point still there are still going over all the details but to give you a sense of perhaps the mind frame that the accused twenty five year old alex in that scene was in during this is during that c

brouhaha, camera court appearance which was a huge brouha ha, camera crews court appearance which washer, things going crash bang wallop, sean hannity is now coming out of it, that would be tempted to say that is circus and doesn't matter. actually, ithink say that is circus and doesn't matter. actually, i think what is unfolding with stormy daniels, the payment, the raid on michael cohen's offices is seriously significant. i'm not saying it is more significant than robert mueller, the special counsel with all the funding that goes into that. but i think that goes into that. but i think that stormy daniels's wire is running a formidable political campaign at the moment and is actually making a real difference. i think we should keep our eyes on stormy daniels, not as froth and entertainment, but as serious politics. another man running a fairly smart political campaign here is james comey. e—zines have gone from investigator to instigate. he's talking about whether the president is morally fit. his appearance, the small hands, the tie, the white bags under his eyes. yesterday, we had

the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. and the nomination is confirmed. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate resume legislative session for a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the judiciary committee be discharged from further consideration and the senate now proceed to s. res. 440. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: senate resolution 440, designating april 2018 as second chance month. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceed to the measure? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent -- the presiding officer: the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the help committee be discharged from furth

night vision appears to show one target being hit.s strikes by the us, the uk and france we re strikes by the us, the uk and france were significantly larger than the us action a year ago, and specifically designed to have a greater impact on the regime's capability and willingness to use chemical weapons. this collective action sends a clear message that the international community will not stand by and tolerate the use of chemical weapons. the stand by and tolerate the use of chemicalweapons. the raids stand by and tolerate the use of chemical weapons. the raids targeted locations on the outskirts of the syrian capital damascus and homs. in washington, president trump sent this message to syrian allies in iran and russia. what kind of nation wants to be associated with the mass murder of innocent men, women and children? the nations of the world can be judged by the friends they keep. no nation can succeed in the long run by promoting rogue states, brutal tyrants and murderous dictators. other reaction was confined to twitter. russi

it appears to be a sunny day. looking over san francisco 74 degrees here in the city. 70 across the bay in oakland. upper 70s to 80 for mountain view to san jose. and 61 half-moon bay. a beautiful shot there. 75 in santa rose. napa 74. fair field hasn't dropped off the match. over the temperature. here's the view from the east bay camera looking at some beautiful cloud formations there. high in the sky. it's still bright out there. forecast features showers and light rain will develop tomorrow. cooler wednesday and thursday. with occasional showers and light rain. it will be sunny and warmer towards the end of the week. right now temperature readings are mild to warm all across the state. 87 in los angeles right now. l.a. had a high of 94 earlier today. tieing its record high for the this date. it's 98 in palm springs. all over the state it's really warm. over night lows will be on the mild side. low temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. and here comes the storm impact scale. our storm coming in tomorrow that

it appears to be dying. those neighbors say they're working with the city to have it removed before it also falls. city arborist antony boyd says any more severe weather and you should expect more downed trees.antony boyd/city arborist- "it's when the wind picks up actually when we're most concerned, because when the roots are saturated, the soils saturated, and the wind picks up, that's when trees really start to fallover." as for the power outage... p-g-and-e says most customers had electricity by the early afternoon. in mill valley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr) in the north bay residents in the north bay gladly welcome a clear sky this morning. heavy rains brought concerns of flooding and mudslides... especially in the areas scorched by the october firestorm. kron4 michelle kingston has more from santa rosa. michelle kingston, santa rosa "quite a bit of rain overnight but sunshine this morning making a lot of people here in santa rosa happy to not have to deal with any of those issues today."jack

it appears the president appointed someone he likes. now some issues appear to be bubbling up. this is the second biggest bureau in the government. how big would a failure be for the president? >> we don't know what he is being charged with over the allegations. they are serious enough for senators to say we have find more about this guy before we move forward. that's incredibly troubling. it is unusual. you hit the nail on the head. president trump on the campaign trail was always talking about fixing the v.a. let's face it, to be frank, a lot of servicemen and women come from trump country. if the president puts a v.a. secretary in here who, one, we don't know if he is qualified to do the job and, two, if there are ethical concerns, that is more than a personnel fail ure. >> phil, a lot going on with the cabinet and his appointments. today will be about the pomp and circumstance of the state visit. of they chose -- visit. they chose so many great moments. they have the key to the bastille in george washington's home. it shows you how important -- >> optics. >> phil, come back

appears to have acted deliberately. a cambridge university academic connected to the facebook dates and misuse scandal is appearing before a british parliamentary committee today he's alexander colgan he's linked to the u.k. based cambridge and a little. that's being accused of improperly accessing the information of nearly ninety million users through the facebook app on the whole joins us live now from london journal what's he been saying. well is testimony still going on alexander kogan this young brilliant psychologist an academic at cambridge university he's the man who sort of sits in the middle of this scandal between facebook and cambridge analytical he produced the after the original app for the payment of a couple of dollars users on facebook would fill in this little survey and at the same time give access to their friends on facebook whose information would also be sucked up through this survey accumulating as vast data set of information that information then was passed on to cambridge analytic of the use i

a young boy screaming and crying next to what appears to be the lifeless body of his father dozens of people were treated in the nearby hospital and they have no mercy towards children they've been killed without any remorse says this man. a spokesman for the saudi led coalition says it will carry out a full investigation the u.n. has said that off the estimated ten thousand menes that have so far lost their lives in the conflict some sixty percent have been killed in air strikes. there's been no formal response from the security council as yet its members have just returned from a weekend retreat in sweden but the office of the secretary general has issued a statement on his behalf condemning the attack it reads in part the secretary general reminds all parties of the obligations under international humanitarian law concerning the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure during armed conflicts he calls for a prompt effective and transparent investigation and during the day details emerged off another saudi led air strike political council head. was killed in an apparent mi

people are nervous but for now this does appear to have been a limited air strike, now this does appearhis does appear to have been a limited air strike, and as i say, damascus is assessing the damage and iam sure damascus is assessing the damage and i am sure we will hear from them very soon. one of the things to point out is that the syrian government, styrian tape tv —— state tv is no tory and —— notoriously full of propaganda and they talk about the number of missiles they have shot down, these things are very difficult to verify independently, are they? very difficult, the pendragon has said it had three targets, a uk—based monitoring group are saying that more targets may well have been hit. but we do often hear from syrian state tv if there is an attack, if there is missile strikes, that they shut down most of us that most of the missiles. that may be the case, they may have shut down missiles, they may have shut down missiles, they do have that kind of capability, or certainly the russians do, so we can't rule it out. but clearly the americans and the british have carried out th

it does not appear to be terrorism. it appears to be domestic violence. this situation it youtube for the time being appears to be very well contained. >> shepard: noted that these very specific stories of multiple shots and someone being killed before their eyes, notably not one word on any of that and no word on anyone deceased except the shooter herself which is quite an extraordinary thing to try to put together. >> two extraordinary things, one that it is a female shooter and two that there were not more fatalities. not to discredit there were witnesses say someone was opening fire. we don't know if this person went in and started opening fire looking for the intended target. that may very well up in the case. what we do know is the final scenario was the shooter and apparently the intended target in a room together, both with gunshot wounds. other people certainly were shot in the process. again, when we talk about four victims, there were somewhere that four people were shot. we don't know that. the police never said four people were shot. there we

the porn star makes a dramatic appearance as her case appears to be gaining momentum.ng out about the trump kixer who paid her hush money. >>> james comey says it's possible that the russians have dirt on president trump. the fired fbi director unloading in a scathing and potentially incriminating interview point president he calls morally unfit. what does it tell us about the special counsel's russia investigation? >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking tonight a new ruling

husband prince william the boy's name hasn't been revealed yet but he's already had his first public appearance. with. hello and welcome my name's christopher spring a good to have you with us we begin with breaking news out of toronto canada a van has run out of a number of pedestrians near one of toronto's major intersections young street and finch avenue in the northern part of the city there are unconfirmed reports that at least two people have been killed. police have tweeted they cannot yet confirmed fatalities or expose the extent of the injuries also she's also saying they've arrested the van strife and following reports in local media that she fled the scene on foot. we're also getting the eyewitness reports from the scene one man describing the moment he saw the van slam into pedestrians busy intersection i seen him go ahead i thought he had a heart attack or something so i was trying to chase it out of the way almost trying to catch up see what happened although i seen this guy is crumble i mean he's going seventy eighty clicks he's just hitting people one by one going down. and it w

he is making his first appearance before congress right now. he is offering a opening statement to the judiciary and commerce committee's. let's listen and. >> i don't know how many times we have, but the way we have enforced our platform policies in the past, is we have looked at patterns of how apps have used our information and looked into reports that people have been to us about apps that may be doing sketchy things parking going forward, we are going to take a more proactive position on this. we will do more regular spot checks and reviews of apps, as well as increasing the number of audits that we do. i can make sure that our team follows up with you on anything specific stats that would be interesting. >> that is facebook ceo mark zuckerberg speaking now on capitol hill to a committee of senators offering some details about the steps that facebook is taking to protect people's private information. as we know, it was shared during the cambridge analytica data breach. he will be speaking more specifically about that breach in how and why

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accused of being the so—called golden state killer, and on the run since the 70s, makes his first appearancen a california court. more than 35,000 people a day are fleeing the economic crisis in venezuela, say charities who warn the numbers could reach levels seen in syria if nothing is done. and having the time of their lives — pop group abba record their first new music in over 35 years. hello and welcome to the programme. if you were watching bbc news at this time yesterday, you'd have witnessed the handshake that marked the start of the historic summit between the leaders of north and south korea. the international community has welcomed the talks, during which both said they were committed to de—nuclearisation. but president trump says there will be no let—up in the pressure on the north until the peninsula is free of nuclear weapons. the us president said he had a responsibility to strike a deal if possible when he meets the north's leader, kimjong—un, in the coming weeks. stay with us for more on the international reaction to the meeting shortly. but first, laura bicker looks back on

one passenger appears to be in the hospital.e'll get you the latest information on that as soon as we get it. >>> president trump promised, remember, that russia would pay a big price after the recent chemical weapons attack am sin syria. it looks like, though, ambassador nikki haley will pay that price instead. >> you'll see russian sanctions will be coming down. secretary mnuchin will be announcing those on monday, if he hasn't already, and they will go directly to any sort of company that were dealing with equipment related to assad and chemical weapons used. >> but the president put the brakes on those new sanctions. the "washington post" was the first to report this, and was quick to say that ambassador haley made, quote, an error that needs to be mopped up. we now have larry kudlow talking about this. it is clear there is a tug-of-war in the administration, but it's also clear the president said, stop, don't do this. >> fascinating. this is just coming in from our intrepid white house reporter jeff zeleny who just talked t

be strong so that he appears to. be. if you like careful of public opinion public opinion is the real decider of this one and moreover i think you'll find that there are a lot in a lot of people at the u.s. national security establishment who want just say a continued u.s. military presence in syria iraq and the region generally in order to compensate for the. russian presence and in order to compensate for the fact that they've seen a decline in u.s. influence in recent years so this may be seen by the pentagon for example in the particular excuse you keep the u.s. in the game in syria regardless of whether there's any real belief or not in the this alleged chemical attack and also looking at the wider picture there i mean the special envoy to syria staffan de mistura said the situation is very dangerous for the wall well nikki haley says the u.s. will respond no matter what the security council says let's listen to what they had to say just a moment. earch iftikhar it becomes it in accordance with its own mandate d

that can make it appear as though things are getting continually worse.s today of seven stabbings in london yesterday. actually, and an average day in april last year, there were iii stabbings. context here is important. i think it's a salutary reminder to our police forces and other agencies of the day—to—day realities of people living in our cities and what needs to be done to reduce those risks. thank you. the mixed martial arts fighter, conor mcgregor, has been charged with assault and criminal mischief by police in new york. the irish former light and featherweight champion, is alleged to have vandalised a bus containing rivalfighters. our sports correspondent, richard conway, reports. even ina even in a sport where the hype comes as standard, conor macgregor may have overplayed his hand. as the ultimate fighting championship held a media day in new york, mcgregor and his entourage stormed the backstage area, attacking a coach that contained rival fighters. backstage area, attacking a coach that contained rivalfighters. video appears to show macgrego

we're joined now by joshua cherry he's a freelance journalist in your oven so joshua the situation appears to be escalating further what more can you tell us. yeah so today. as you said in your introduction there is a group of about two hundred soldiers that was seen joining the protesters this caused quite a stir among the protesters people have been looking for any sign of kind of government defection to the opposition the army is held here in extremely high regard and so having any sign of. the military support for this protest movement is extremely important. all right so does seem to be taking it to the next level with members of the military getting involved what's the government's reaction been so far to this. well specifically on the soldiers they have issued a statement you know acknowledging that yes we recognize real soldiers and that they will be harshly punished in general they may have very few options i mean they . did there's a general feeling here that they can't crack down harshly on the protesters the government has very little genesee and genesee would be gone if they w

the porn star makes a dramatic appearance as her case appears to be gaining momentum. tonight she's speaking out about the trump kixer who paid her hush money. >>> james comey says it's possible that the russians have dirt on president trump. the fired fbi director unloading in a scathing and potentially incriminating interview point president he calls morally unfit. what does it tell us about the special counsel's russia investigation? >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking tonight a new ruling as the president and his lawyer michael cohen face off against the justice department. a judge ordering the government to turn over cohen's records that were seized in fbi raid as loui and fox news host sean hannity was outed as the so-called mystery client whose identity cohen was trying to keep secret. and porn star stormy daniels was there to watch it unfold. i'll get reaction from congressman ted lou. and our correspondents and analys

the argument are less than they would appear. having served under attorneys general from both parties, i never believed my judgment was in any way impinged by officials. nor do i believe that there was any important side effect i've been a former attorney anymore than the fact that i'd been a former congressional staffer. i also had a relatively high level of autonomy over my docket and the ability to rearrange cases and inappropriate situation most importantly in a professional manner and i expected all the parties but appeared before me to respect the decline of the tribunal. there was no reason for anyone to since they were anywhere except in the court of law like any other before a neutral. the arguments on the other hand were compelling. first, removing the functions from the department of justice could have serious constitutional implications. immigration determinations are closely tied to the foreign policy of the unite united statn issue traditionally recognized solely in the purview of the executive branch. in fact forei

he wasn't being mean or anything like that. >> when comey talked about the president's appearance, did that hurt his credibility this. >> absolutely. and in fact, as someone who advises people, ceos and candidates i tell them, never talk about someone's appearance, no matter how mad you are about them, it never works out well for you. >> reporter: many hillary clinton supporters walked in hoping to hear the roping behind com comey's controversial decisions surrounding the investigation into her e-mails. >> secretary clinton used several different servers, contained information that was top secret -- >> reporter: at times some in the room appearing sympathetic. >> i think he struggled with the idea whether he should have done it or not. these e-mails kind of like he's going back and forth a little bit right there. >> reporter: others arguing his explanations aren't strong enough. >> if it was about ego why would i step out in front of the organization and get thought a thousand times? i thought as bad as this would be for me personally this is my obligation to protect the fbi and the ju

that appears to be the overarching theme of the memorial service here this afternoon.rom kensington palace, after the birth of the new prints. kensington palace saying just a few minutes ago the prince george and princess charlotte have now returned to kensington palace. this is the feed on social media. in the middle it says, the duchess of cambridge will be leaving saint mary's hospital this evening. the duke and duchess will travel with their new son back to kensington palace when that happens, so clearly when the duke and duchess emerge with the new baby boy we will be there to see them leave. they might say a few words, as they did last time and princess charlotte was born. it will have to wait and see for that. time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good evening. we have cooler and fresh air spilling across the uk today, forget about the heat, that is not returning any time soon. everything comes from the atlantic, this thick cloud bringing rain across scotland but wetter weather across scotland but wetter weather across the north—west of england, the w

her name appeared on a traffic cone outside the capital. hahn died after a suspected drunk driver plowed into her toll booth last december. other cones bore the names of other cal advance employees who died on the job. most hit by cars while cleaning and fixing california highways. >> these folks are out there working hard though fix years of unfunded maintenance projects. they are working for your safety. please help our workers stay safe while timothy any fix the roadways. >> 188 caltrans workers died on the job since 1921. >> now to president trump's legal battles high pressure miss poernl attorney michael coisn't saying he will plead the fifth in the stormy daniels civil case. this as lawyers for cohen and the president were back in court trying to get a first look at documents seized by the fbi. abc news reporter has the latest. >> reporter: a small legal victory for president trump's long-term personal attorney michael cohen. judge kimba wood appointed barbara jones a former attorney to act agency special master sorting through the ma

it appears that way. we'll explain the agreement they reache guard. >>> are governor brown and president trump actually agreeing on something?! it appears that way! we'll explain the agreement they reached regarding the national guard. >> another freeway shooting on highway 4. we'll tell you about this alarming trend coming up. >>> another shooting on a bay area freeway. the investigation that's now unfolding after a car is hit by at least one bullet. >> until we can have a wall and proper security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military. >> governor brown is complying with the president's request to send california troops border. >> and. >> i'm announcing that this year will be my last one as a member of the house. >> house speaker paul ryan announces he is not running for re-election. the lawmakers already leading the pack in the race to replace him. >>> first, the rash of bay area freeway shootings continues. an investigation is under way after shots were fired on a bay area freeway le

mr zuma appeared in court forjust 15 minutes — smiling as he walked in.aud and money laundering. conor mcgregor, one of the world's most famous martial arts fighters, has appeared in court in new york. he has been charged with three counts of assault. the irishman was one of a group of men alleged to have vandalised a bus containing rivalfighters. now let's get only sport news. the second round of the martyrs is nearly halfway through. the course is still really testing the golfers with the leaderboard ever—changing. this is how it stands at the moment. patrick reed back in front again. he is now on six under par, just ahead of australia's mark leishman. they arrived midway through their rounds, rory mcilroy just arrived midway through their rounds, rory mcilroyjust behind, in the clubhouse on four under. challenging those leaders elsewherejustin rose is not far behind on to other, tiger woods looks like he might make the cut despite being well over at the moment. it says he is four over in total, the projected cut is five over par. football, and manchest

facebook while smug zuck a book will appear before u.s. lawmakers later to face questioning over revelations of opposable data of eighty seven million users was improperly accessed and used during the twenty sixteen u.s. election. the poison daughter of a former russian spy has left hospital in britain a new script power has been taken to a secure location. i'm still going to welcome to the program. the chief executive of the world's biggest carmaker could be on his way out. he's considering changes at the top and that could mean a new chief executive to replace mature smaller reports suggest that his successor will be the current head of the v.w. brand dece the group board is shuttle to meet on friday it's the most important job in the german car industry but he has miller took over the helm of fox dog back in twenty fifteen his mission dragging the company as if the diesel got a crisis and by some measures at least he succeeded last year v.w. sold more cars than ever before is this kind is it first in considering the journey so far which