archbishop tutu, famous for his anti-apartheid work, bestowed a kiss on archie.british royal family. it's a moment that has become emblematic of the young family who are working to forge their own way and develop their identity as a force for change. for meghan that means female empowerment. >> the rights of women and girls is something that's very close to my heart. i am here with you as a mother, as a wife, as a woman, as a woman of color, and as your sister. >> reporter: and for harry it's conservation. >> there are so many problems and a vast majority of them, not all of them but a vast majority of them, at the root cause of that is what we're doing to the climate. >> reporter: as president of african parks, protecting africa's wildlife, in malawi harry dedicated land to the queen's conservation canopy, a unique network of conservation projects spanning more than 50 countries. on the ground we saw firsthand what his organization is up against. gean der berg, the head ranger in the meziki nature preserve, took us out on a game ride in south africa. >> having s

the duke and duchess of sussex and the moment they introduced baby archie to the world.e as they talk about parenting under pressure. archie's happiness and how their precious little boy is already finding his voice. >>> are you dealing with a three-nager. we're sending in the nanny to the starsp this mother who is trying to tame the tantrums going from well to out of control. how nanny connie helped solve it. >>> the brand-new toys of the year tested by kids. the top three revealed right here this morning. ♪ >>> we've been making someone's monday every monday for weeks. this morning wait till you see how we're upping the ante. get your coffee as we say good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. hope you had a great weekend. i love these monday mornings. >> good morning to meredith and good morning, afp. you don't know who they are but i just made their day. good morning to you and someone else we'll make their monday, she's actually here in our studio but she has no idea what's going on. >> what she thinks is going on is this guidance counselor brought in a gro

he was talking about their habit of keeping things secret, the godparents to archie, where archie wasticise them 110w one thing you can't criticise them now is not giving the press enough to write about, because here they are on the front of the papers, and they are not even first or second in they are not even first or second in the line to the throne. they've done their bit for press coverage. the back page of the guardian, and wales beating france 20—19. back page of the guardian, and wales beating france 20-19. they came from behind, didn't deserve to win, but they won largely because of this elbow we see pictured, a french forward going a bit hot—headed and carriageway, and wales will now have their first chance of going into the rugby world cup final. you will be happy to cheer for england next week. i can manage that, i am half french, half british. plan chemical disappointing for you though? yes, because france were very strong, and two tries didn't get converted, but the welsh won fairly and squarely, and congratulations to them, and congratulations to the japanese, who we re

this as meghan, harry and baby archie reunite on the final day of their soirn -- southern africa touraway and you don't know why. what's behind it? how to deal and the couple who found a solution 20 years in the making. ♪ am i strong enough >>> power foods. make over your meals and help stay healthy. the brand-new trend in snacking, and the two power ingredients that can change your dinner for good. ♪ vacation >>> and do you need a vacation? sure, you do. why right now could be your best time to travel from grown-up getaways to girls' trips. we have got the travel mom getting you ready for this weekend and beyond as we say, good morning, america. ♪ vacation >>> come on around, justin. do you see that graphic? do you need a vacation? yes. whoever asks that, of course, you need a vacation. george is not on vacation. he had to skedaddle early to washington. he's going to be sitting down with nancy pelosi and bringing us that interview tomorrow, so amy is here with us on this hump day. >> yeah, i say that i was supposed to say that. but we all know that i can't say that. >> can you try? i

archie surely paris has a story on this upcoming diplomatic journey. well it's been confirmed president maclin is to make a 2nd official visit to china late in the next month in the hopes of deepening trade between his country and china and also to try deepen relationships when it comes to fighting climate change now this comes at a time when there is an escalating resistance from e.u. leaders and also from businesses to do trade with china over what many have seen as china's reluctance to change its practices over what many say are unfair issues such as currency manipulation which also has been a criticism from the united states now this visit will be seen as being very important of course china is a huge economy and a big trading partner for the european union so president michael wants to get ahead of that he's also hoping that that trade will bring some sort of appeasement to european leaders who at the moment are concerned that washington could be about to make some retaliate or tree at tax and levies on european products this is. for a verdict ea

country syria my own country in 2013 after the bombing and the shelling and he said so i moved to go archy kurdistan when i was working there but then with the fall of the city of mosul and the isis and the tragedies that happened to defeat peace. including the the years eighty's and months of budget the violence that up witnessed there have pushed me to 2 to 2 fields so i moved back to to see him buddhist who took you from there with the help of a smuggler up. across in a dainty on a boat the 1st time i was captured and went on a boat to greece and they're now getting paid passport. in athens to march say and then to cali spent about 2 weeks in cali you know and the jungle trying to chase these cars and lorries in the back of 3 traitors and containers and traders trying to cross and eventually a man used to cross near the danish german brutus and they made it to the u.k. where were you when traveling alone and how did how did you find a driver or a truck that you could basically bitter right and how did that how did that work. so for me because i was not familiar with the european geograp

former government's career was a staunch ally for mr magoo during recent interview mother who for archie the russian propaganda channel plus we also heard of the demonstrators last night attacking control the general's office which is an institution that has been at the forefront of producing documentation on the corruption. that allegedly took place under mr korea's watch and he himself is standing trial of censure for corruption cases so there is at least a tacit logic behind hanks flames correspondent stefan governor with the latest tonight from ecuador capital quito thank you thank you. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world only 7 european union countries have agreed to join a plan that would fast track the processing in distribution of migrants who are rescued from the mediterranean interior ministers meeting in luxembourg had hoped to recruit more countries germany and france led the effort to satisfy demands by italy and molds that other countries should take in a fair share of migrants turkey says it's ready for an offensive against

recently, the announcement that the duchess of sussex was in labour with her son archie was made seven after she had given birth to him. is being economical with the truth just in the protection of privacy or an attempt to have your cake and eat it? using the media but not being open about it. one shadow in the current argument is the death of diana, harry's mother. the press intrusion that added to her unhappiness has been upon her sons. we are now speaking to a royal correspondent. what has been your experience of the viewer's response as well correspondent? this story is a marmite story, people are either very interested in this or that they are very often completely uninterested in it and it is not much in between. i used to cover the israel palestine conflict and that was something of a walk in the park compared to the royals in terms of viewer response. i entirely understand that. what each side doesn't understand is that the other side exists, that people who are not at all interested, who are as one viewer was, faintly repulsed by the coverage we give it, are matched if not out

never get mad at archie -- >> i would get very mad. >> the nanny cam i ever saw. >> i would be veryr miss an episode of this wonderful show, "the five." speed 27, hey, bright, would charles krauthammer have enjoyed those games? >> bret: i think it would just like seeing the world series but they got to win one tonight. good evening, i'm bret baier, breaking tonight, we have three big stories we are following. the text of the resolution laying out the impeachment inquiry procedure is out ahead of the vote later this week. a purple heart recipient who was on the phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president tells congress he raised concerns at the time, saying it was not proper to demand a foreign government investigator u.s. citizen. in the ncaa reverses course, allowing athletes to be paid for their names, images and likenesses. we start tonight though on capitol hill with two big developments with the impeachment

. >> hundred, archie. i think i overestimated the financial pull of your pictorials. hey!ephen: please welcome, camila mendes! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hi! >> hi! i am so happy to be here! >> stephen:e mice to meet you. >> i'm kind of geeking out a little bit. >> stephen: really? why? >> because we used to watch your episodes in my u.s. government class. those were, like, my favorite days in high school. >> stephen: your teacher would show you, or you would just watch my show rather than go to class? >> no, he would play it for us. >> stephen: your teacher would show you in high school my show. >> yes. >> stephen: "the colbert report." you know i made most of that stuff up, right? >> oh, wow. >> stephen: what did you learn from it? >> it's hard to say. it was a different time then. >> stephen: yeah, yeah, those were the "before" times. >> it was a lot of laughs, a lot of laughs. >> stephen: i'm very glass. do you think anybody is showing "riverdale" in a classroom somewhere? >> no, although, it is honestly just as absurd as the times these days, so... >> stephen: i thi

this baby archie being raised on a meat free diet?stories of a feud between megan and harry and william and kate. senior aides quitting. i could go on, on and on. what you make of those stories and why do you think there is that relentless coverage? in the past year that meghan has joined the royalfamily, there year that meghan has joined the royal family, there has year that meghan has joined the royalfamily, there has been... they are having a more high—profile role than they would normally have. she has done things in a different way. she has been, in my opinion been u nfa i rly she has been, in my opinion been unfairly criticised and most of the headline he just mentioned, unfairly criticised and most of the headline hejust mentioned, may unfairly criticised and most of the headline he just mentioned, may have been false but people still believe them as a statement against meghan. tara, do you back their legal action? yes, absolutely. i am not a massive fan of the royal family as a general institution, but i have also been intrigu

remembering when meghan was pregnant with archie. >> we knew we were expecting our first child.id at the time, but we did. and i remember -- >> i thought he had swag before. e'll never be e with him. king. >> actually we have more with this royal pair. fans need to know if your single parent characters are going to get it together. >> we're glad that jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon are on tv. >> making that "morning show" money. >> we're doing it my way. >> if you thought jen's friends money was big wait to you hear what she's making. >>> only "e.t." is on the set of henry's new movie with mother of dragons. >> that's the single most attractive man. >> our new york carriage ride >>> minutes away on "e.t." more with our special single parent co-hosts. >> you d come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for

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the royal couple wraps up their tour of southern africa, their first public trip with infant son archie now making headlines of a different kind kristen dahlgren, nbc news >>> new developments tonight in the vaping epidemic new jersey now reporting its first vaping-related death, raising the toll to 16 across the nation. also, ohio's governor calling on lawmakers to ban most e-cigarettes following the lead of five other states michigan's ban, the first announced in the nation, takes effect tomorrow >>> there was a dramatic escalation of violence between pro-democracy demonstrators and riot police in hong kong overshadowing a huge parade in mainland china marking the 70th anniversary of communist rule janis mackey frayer reports from inside the >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, hong kong police opening fire with live ammunition on an anti-government protester. this video appearing to show the teenager swinging a pole and an officer shooting him at close range "my chest is hurting" the protester says police say the officer's life was in danger the shooting triggered fury from prot

one of the most memorable moments was when one we got a first proper look at the couple's baby, archieoined in with dancers in the nyanga township in cape town. and then there was harry's visit to angola. the duke brought back memories of his mother diana, princess of wales' famous visit to there as he also walked through a minefield in support of a landmine clearance charity. nomsa maseko is injohannesburg with more on the royal couple's final day in southern africa. after spending several days travelling around southern africa, prince harry reunited with his wife, meghan and their son archie here injohannesburg for the final day of their royal tour of southern africa. they walked hand in hand as they made their first engagement. they walked into the township, which is in the east ofjohannesburg to meet youth entrepreneurs, and also held brief discussions around youth unemployment. and after that, they went to visit the widow of nelson mandela, and that visit was then followed by another one at the statehouse, with the president of south africa and the first lady. stay with us on outs

ten days with 5-month-old archie. >> it's really inspiring for us to be and a family on a trip like this, to bring our baby. >> he was looking out the window, he's found his voice now, he's bouncing up and down, making noise. >> reporter: british itn cameras granted special access to the new parents. the littlest royal making his debut in capetown as he's introduced to one of south africa's most revered archbishop desmond tutu. on harry's itinerary, angola, where 22 years mefie to civil war. >> it's quite emotional for me. i think as much as she did then, there's still so much to do. >> reporter: princess diana never saw the difference her work made here. she died seven months later in a car crash after being chased by paparazzi, a loss harry laid bare in the documentary. >> do you feel at peace in a way yet? or is it still a sort of wound that festers? >> i think probably a wound that festers. i think being part of this family, in this role, in this job every single time i see a camera, every single time i hear a click, every single time i see a flash, it takes me straight back. everyth

rich claim the world has been unfair to them they don't really know what fair means kaleb up and archie new york. almost 100 people have been killed in 5 days of protests now gripping iraq that story much more after the break this is r t international. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport i'm sure i'll see that. the. problem in syria. became exacerbated because probably because the united states and the russian federation both of them decided to deal with it at an arm's length. their regional allies to take care of things there are a number of opportunities there were if they were seized and there were real serious attempts by moscow and washington to solve the problem and i was witness to a number of them and it could have been possible with a short in the war and would have saved a lot of lives 1st no doubt. welcome back this is our international now iraq has been left reeling by 5 days of nationwide anti-government protests in which at least 93 people have been killed this according to rights groups young arrest be

time we don't hear many things like it here in moscow and thanks for viewers for watching us here archy see you next time remember . facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately there was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results deiced on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more rope we give them the sooner we all. join me every thursday on the alex salmond and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. there are no official statistics in india concerning children who have been lost or separated from their parents some are to estimate t

rich claim the world has been unfair to them they don't really know what fair means kaleb up and archie new york. the impeachment inquiry into donald trump over his phone call with the leader of ukraine has seen white house officials subpoenaed over the u.s. president's contacts with key have the democrats spearheading the probe say trump has left them with no other choice as for u.s. military aid which plays an important role in the whole scandal on monday the u.s. state department approved the sale of nearly $40000000.00 worth of antitank weapons to kiev 150 joplin misspells come on top of the $200.00 sold to the country last year a senior correspondent but i'd takes a look at how ukraine has turned into something of a goldmine for the united states. at 1st sight you wouldn't take ukraine for a land of opportunity unless you're into peddling weapons the javelin system will help ukraine build its long term defense capacity to defend its sober instance oratorial integrity in order to meet its national defense requirements now ain't that just the american dream selling weapons to a natio

rich claim the world has been unfair to them they don't really know what fair means kaleb up and archie new york son of the morning 5th of october a 17 here in moscow good morning coming up the face of progress. previously activists are up in arms over the french government's controversial tech plans to scan people's faces as part of an idea. seemed wrong but old rules just don't call. me. yet to stamp out these things become active. and engaged equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you know world of big partners a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. again live from moscow this is art international with me here this saturday many france are set to become the 1st european country to roll out a nationwide i.d. program us

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to various olympic champions at the nike oregon projects including britain's my fara in a statement archy said the salazar situation had become an unfair burden on the athletes still involved the coach of running any it could show he says it's a case of when not if the 2 hour marathon barrier is broken keep chugging will make his or latest attempt on the record in austria on saturday the kenyan missed out by just 26 seconds in italy a couple of years ago he is the current world record holder but this time one counts as an official record and he's being helped by now less than $41.00 pace micah's 3 years ago it was more like any possibility of them one say it was more like realistic. and their way is that the marathons their normal marathons 201 in berlin 202 in london and the difficult conditions in london. i mean to me i think it's more like a question of when and when we will be uncertain. to be going to fall and in friday's quarter finals at the shanghai must not joke which the defending champion in full time winner beats him by the 6 seats to form a sit supplants it's all this much dj

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coached various olympic champions at the nike oregon projects including britain's my fara in a statement archy said the salazar situation had become an unfair burden on the athletes still involved now the coach of running any it could show he says it's a case of when not if the 2 hour marathon barrier is broken kids will make his latest attempt on the record in austria on saturday the kenyan missed out by just 26 seconds in italy a couple of years ago he is the current world record holder but this time won't count as an official record as he's being helped by now less than 41 pace mike has . a few years ago it was more like any disability of the moon say it was more like realistic. and their way is that the marathons the normal marathons to 01 in berlin 202 in london and the difficult conditions in london. i mean to me i think it's more like a question of when and when will be uncertain. to be going to fall and in friday's quarter finals at the shanghai masters never djokovic is the defending champion and 4 time winner beaten by the 6 seeds to find a sit supplants before this match djokovic sh

back to the weekly on archie international now i feel park employee in florida has been fired for a seemingly innocent to hand gesture the former employee dressed as the character grew from despicable me made an upside down ok symbol when posting with a 6 year old girl who is biracial the ok hand gesture has recently been recognized as a hate symbol america's anti-defamation league says that the once innocent sign has been hijacked by white supremacists. even as extremists continue to use symbols that may be years or decades old they regularly create new symbols means and slogans to express their headful sentiments we believe law enforcement and the public needs to be fully informed about the meaning of these images which can serve as a 1st a warning sign to the presence of hate in the community or school the ok symbols white power meaning was initially part of an online prank but apparently white supremacists liked what they saw and started using it that way in earnest among them the suspected gunman in the christ church mosque shootings in new zealand during a court appearance now last year

markle admits suffering under the constant media scrutiny, especially in the months since her son, archien may. >> you add this just on top of trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed, it's... yeah, well, i guess, and also thank you for asking because not many people have asked if i'm okay. but it's... it's a very real thing to be going through behind the scenes. >> would it be fair to say not really okay? it's really been a struggle? >> yes. >> o'donnell: markle spoke in south africa where her family was wrapping up a royal tour. coming up next, for once a lineman called the play and it was a game changer. newlywed. >> o'donnell: we'll be right back. about the weather is it's unpredictable. so we make the most of it when the sun does shine. that's why bp is partnering with lightsource, europe's largest solar company. and should the weather change, yet again, our natural gas can step in. to keep the power flowing and the lights shining. no matter the forecast. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help the world keep advancing. audrey's on it. eating right and staying active

gone but the mystery surrounding them and to use them because of new earnings have been unveiled archie correspondent john hardy is on his to delve into the details of the new revelation to get into a bit of the business mindset let's go. this time a job report is out and the numbers show a tight labor market as the unemployment rate dropped to a 5 decade low the top line data looks good with 10 industries adding jobs 3 losing and one unchanged alleviating some concerns on the street and boosting the markets today but let's take a closer look at the payroll report was rather stagflation area as wage growth was flat stagnating and posting the worst annual growth in one year if we take out government jobs private payroll added only $114000.00 jobs which is the 5th lowest private jobs in the past 3 years and finally if we take a look at the composition of job gains that wasn't so great with only low paying jobs in education and health category at the top meanwhile you have a d.s.l. ration of wages in high tech which previously was the fastest wage growth and this all comes as the world's 2

david, it looks like they plan to bring baby archie to the u.s. for the very first time. david? >> all right, maggie, thank you, as well. >>> and the interview will hair on an abc special, "harry and meghan: an african journey." it airs 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here. >>> senator mitt romney has admitted he has a secret twitter account. the account pierre delecto. the reporter from slate aperturing this image. the account launching a floodle of means showing romney with a mustache and beret. the account tonight is now private. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. here in new york city, the takedown, playing out in front of so many. we'll have more in a moment. >>> the deadly plan crash, vanishing from radar. the wreckage discovered just today in the woods in raleigh. >>> and a massive fire in philadelphia. the walls crumbling downnhis building. firefighters protecting nearby homes, and we do have a lot more news ahead tonight. i'll be right back. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. nice. but,

the informants involved that is despite their attitude to other whistleblowers in recent years as archie's killam up and comments. we are now told that in this dark age of trumping tyranny one heroic individual has spoken up like a voice crying out in the wilderness we don't know his name or his occupation but we know that he is good and i think the whistleblower did the right thing i think he followed the law every step of the way the inspector general of the intelligence community found this whistleblower complaint both credible and urgent i want to say thank you also to the whistleblower for having the courage of the bravery to come forward on behalf of the nation now not only must this gallant hero be held in the highest level of reverence but he must also be protected from any attack on him would be an attack on the american way of life from everything we know and we don't know much this is a experienced person who saw things that bothered him that's what the whole whistle blower statue is for and it is to protect their identity and i understand he's going to testify and we'll let the

be gone but the mystery surrounding the man continues to weaken as new earnings have been unveiled archieorrespondent john hardy is on here to delve into the details of the new revelation to get into a bit of the business mindset let's go. the september jobs report is out and the numbers show a tight labor market as the unemployment rate dropped to a 5 decade low the top line data looks good with 10 industries adding jobs 3 losing and one unchanged alleviating some concerns on the street and boosting the markets today but let's take a closer look the payroll report was rather stagflation area as wage growth was flat stagnating and posting the worst annual growth in one year if we take out government jobs private payroll added only $140.00.

archie new york. we can now bring in anti-war activists can stone ken thanks for being with us here on our 2 international were talking during the sound check extraordinary evening to be following the news. how devastating would a full blown turkish offensive be for the kurds in the region. i think that the. the turks if they invade. will probably. push the the kurdish separatists back 30 kilometers that has the turks have said they want to create a buffer zone inside of inside of syria on syrian sovereign territory 30 kilometers wide and 300 kilometers long and they call it a safe zone but actually it's not a safe zone it's an unsafe soame because it's a violation of international law and i think i'm with the the russian government the iranian government the syrian government who all say the same thing all those countries which have foreign forces inside of syria should should abide by international law and or remove those forces as soon as possible that's the position of our peace movement in canada

be gone but the mystery surrounding the man continues to begins a new earnings have been unveiled archie correspondent john hardy is on his that delve into the details of the new revelations to get into a bit of the business mindset let's go. this time a job report is out in the numbers show a tight labor market as the unemployment rate dropped to a 5 decade low the top line data looks good with 10 industries adding jobs 3 losing and one unchanged alleviating some concerns on the street and boosting the markets today but let's take a closer look at the payroll report was rather stagflation area as wage growth was flat stagnating and posting the worst annual growth in one year if we take out government jobs private payroll added only $114000.00 jobs which is the 5th lowest private jobs in the past 3 years and finally if we take a look at the composition of job gains that wasn't so great with only low paying jobs in education and health category at the top meanwhile you have a decent ration of wages in high tech which previously was the fastest wage growth . and this all comes as the world

case that could set the tone for the country on lawsuits related to the ongoing on opioid epidemic archies rachel blevins joins us with the latest welcome to the show rachel know which companies in this case agreed to settle and what is the immediate impact well as we saw pre-market shares were plunging on monday for the 4 drug companies that agreed to a settlement in a case where they are accused fuelling the opioid crisis in the state of ohio now those companies specifically include the drug distributors mckesson corporation which was down 2.2 percent ahead of the open cardinal health which was down 1.5 percent amerisource bergen which was down 1.8 percent and israel based drug maker tivo pharmaceuticals which was down 4 percent now for the 1st 3 mckesson cardinal and amerisource bergen all of those rank in the top 25 of the fortune $500.00 and together they controlled around 95 percent of the u.s. drug distribution market in 2018 now they agreed to pay $215000000.00 but kiva pharmaceuticals agreed to pay 20000000 and it says that it will donate around $25000000.00 worth of treatment dru

but ever since he refused to take part in the traditional newborn baby photocall when his son archiehow much or how little privacy members of the royal family can expect. on tuesday in south africa, the duke accused britain‘s tabloids of a ruthless campaign against his wife meghan, and she started legal proceedings against the mail on sunday, claiming it unlawfully published a private letter. it seems the sussexes believe only the courts can give them the privacy they feel they‘re entitled to. ben ando, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: protests continue in hong kong as demonstrators respond angrily to a ban on wearing face masks. the government indicates it could clarify its new brexit offer after the eu called for ‘fundamental changes‘. senior democrats in the us demand the white house hands over documents for their impeachment inquiry into president trump. more than 1,600 uk high street shops have closed as a result of restructuring deals since the beginning of last year, according to new figures. ‘the local data company‘ has looked at the impact of so—called ‘company voluntary

archie new york. before we go we have an update on our breaking news now police in the german city of hall say that there were in fact 3 shootings in total 2 people have been confirmed killed one shooting occurred outside a synagogue another at a local come up well a 3rd took place 15 kilometers from the city there are also reports of a grenade being thrown in a jewish cemetery today is of course the holiest jewish holiday one man has been detained though earlier police had multiple armed suspects were at large we'll be keeping you updated on this developing story. for now that's your news wrap up i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest and more on that breaking news and for tuning in. in the age of trump what has happened to journalistic standards and competence in the media not long ago it was generally agreed that politics was the art of the possible now no one news narrative must prevail and all others must be vanquished there's a state of affairs to serve the public interest. in this

a pair of dungarees made for baby archie. how cute is that?er glimpse of baby archie waiting for this reunion. that includes his dad. the longest prince harry has ever been away from his son. you know this reunion is going to be extra, extra special. maybe we'll get another glimpse of all three together tomorrow. we can dream, right, michael? >> we can dream. that's right, maggie. thank you so much. >>> we'll go to robin now. >> now we're going pink for breast cancer awareness month. more people are diagnosed with breast cancer in the united states than any other type of cancer. more women are diagnosed with it than any other place in the world. breast cancer surgeon dr. kristi funk, the author of "breasts: the owner's manual" and co-owner of pink lotus is back with the latest findings offering hope for the 250,000 diagnosed this year alone. please welcome back dr. kristi funk. [ cheers and applause ] always enjoy you. always appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> there's some real breakthroughs. three in particular beginning with new medicat

to various olympic champions at the nike oregon projects including britain's my fara in a statement archy said the salazar situation had become an unfair burden on the athletes still involved. a coach of running any it could show he says it's a case of when not if the 2 hour marathon barrier is broken keep chugging will make his or latest attempt on the record in austria on saturday the kenyan missed out by just 26 seconds in italy a couple of years ago he is the current world record holder but this time one counts as an official record as he's been helped by now less than 41 pace my case. for years ago it was more like any possibility of them one said it was more like realistic. and their way is the other marathons their normal marathons 201 in berlin 202 in london and the difficult conditions in london. i mean to me i think it's more like a question of when and when we will be uncertain. 2 big names have fallen in friday's quarter finals at the shanghai masters know what joke of each the defending champion and 4 time winner beaten by the 6 seeds to find a sit supplants it's all this mat

archie new york peace activist dan says the u.s. exit from syria leaves civilians in kurdish fighters exposed. we have to remember that in the 99 days turkey with the substantial u.s. military support by the way really carried out a genocide against its. kurdish population only about 3000000 kurds so we know about turkey's tip of the towards the kurdish people and one has to be very concerned replay of that in northern syria i'm sure turkey is trying everything you can not to have it happen because obviously if it incurred the military wrath of the united states that would be devastating for them but you know mistakes happen and that is the risk of what's happening here so the u.s. is a horribly unreliable partner for the kurds it has no friends only interests and the u.s. which is size all the time opposes al qaida and supports al qaida right we see this over and over. to protesters are on trial in hong kong for violating the new ban on face masks after 4 months of anti beijing unrest of the activists were accompanied to court by a

and i think they are naming their little boy archie, which is a fantastic name, but prince rg is interestingically saying, you know, we are not playing the game. they don't have to. harry will not be the king, meghan markle will not be the king, meghan markle will not be queen consort, it is not going to happen, andl be queen consort, it is not going to happen, and i guess he is young enough but also old enough to make a decision about himself, his wife, who is american, and we are very litigious as a nation, she will go to court, she is not scared to do that. she will go there. and she is doing it also for her little boy and i think she wants to show that this is not, we're not going down this road, we're going down this road. when you say, you know, we don't need them, we don't need the press, the media... crosstalk. i didn't say that. what they are saying is, we are not playing the game. what we are not playing the game. what we are going to do, because we are actually secondary royals, what we are going to do is, we are definitely going to work for the firm, we're going to push the brand

but ever since he refused to take part in the traditional newborn baby photo call when his son archieaccused britain‘s tabloids of a ruthless campaign against his wife meghan, and she started legal proceedings against the mail on sunday, claiming it unlawfully published a private letter. it seems the sussexes believe only the courts can give them the privacy they feel they‘re entitled to. ben ando, bbc news. five people have reportedly been killed in clashes between protesters and police in the iraqi capital, baghdad. the iraqi parliament says more than 90 people have been killed and almost 4,000 others have been injured in unrest across the country this week. the protests began over unemployment, poor public services and corruption, but demonstrators are now also demanding that the government resign. prosecutors in paris say the man who worked at police headquarters and stabbed four colleagues to death seems to have adhered to "a radical vision of islam." reporters were told that the 45—year—old computer expert was in contact with salafist movement members. the attacker was shot dead

the coastal city of kill after reports that angry residents stormed the general assembly building archie correspondent nick sanchez o'donovan is on the ground in ecuador and brings us the latest from the protests in quito. ecuador remains under state of emergency after days of protests following president lenin merinos decision to scrap fuel subsidies on monday those protests turned into riots as students and other groups violently clashed with police forces afterwards thousands of indigenous people came here to quito and violence continued throughout the night as protesters surrounded the presidential palace the tension was so high that the president decided to move the edmonton minister to capital from here from quito to kill those 2nd largest city imo those that are thought are some of the most perfect ways. but what's behind these protests well at the center of it all is an economic reform package that the government has implemented under a $4200000000.00 financing deal signed with the i.m.f. ecuador wants to use this money to cope with a large foreign debt and fiscal deficit parts o

archie's kilmartin clearly comments. elena generous the liberal talk show host and defender of gay rights sitting next to george w. bush the conservative former us president who actually pushed for a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriages who'd have thought they could be friends. after the twitter roddy pointed out the unlikely friendship eleanor was quick to defend george i'm friends with george bush in fact i'm friends with a lot of people who don't share the same beliefs that i have we're all different and i think that we've forgotten that that's ok that we're all different just because i don't agree with someone on everything doesn't mean that i'm not going to be friends with them when i say be kind to one another i don't mean only the people that think the same way that you do i mean be kind to everyone now trying to bridge america's political gap is certainly admirable but does being kind to everyone include the man who allowed this to happen. 500 liters of anthrax unscom estimates that saddam hussein could