bae took me away on a the get away. when bae takes you shopping. followers in under two weeks. >> not bad. shopping with bae, i like it. >> i wonder how many people wonder if they're actually a couple. shopping with bae. america this morning. >>> making news in america this morning, mystery client revealed. fox news host sean hannity named as michael cohen's third client. this morning, hannity speaking out. >> let me set the record straight. here's the truth. >> explaining his relationship with the president's attorney as a decision is made about the files seized during the raid of cohen's office. >>> breaking overnight word president trump has intervened to stop economic punishments on russia for the syria chemical attack even though his u.n. ambassador already announced them. the conflicting messages from the white house and this morning, the new alert about russian hackers trying to spy on americans using internet routers. >>> campus killing. a student taken into custody after the gruesome stabbing of a freshman inside a college dorm in central

about kenneth bae not change i guess kenneth bae an evangelical christian who was arrested in two thousand and twelve while leading a to a group through north korea he was later charged with planning to overthrow the government and sentenced to fifteen years hard labor it's yet another cause of friction and dennis finds himself under pressure as a personal friend of kim jong un's to help push for by his release and then as if that wasn't enough for dennis to contend with just one day before he's due to fly out this happens. despicable human scum worse than a dog that's how north korean state media described the once powerful uncle and uncle of north korean leader kim jong un has been executed for trying to overthrow the government reports from north korea tonight say the second most powerful man in the country has been executed jang song tek the uncle of the country's leader had already been stripped of all his powers today a military tribunals ordered his execution after he was found guilty of treason. with the shocking news about jan suntech breaks dennis is enjoying his last night of re

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. >> reporter: late tonight the russian baes in the u.s.ued a statement saying our warnings have been left unheard. a predesigned scenario has been implemented. we worry that such actions will not be left without consequences. martha raddatz is in washington tonight with more. martha? >> buy ron, the missile strikes struck only three targets, chemical weapons infrastructure. the first target a scientific research center, a center for research development production and testing of biological chemical warfare technology. a storage facility west of holmes, the primary location of syrian and the third contains storage facilities, an important, they say, command post. the pentagon said the strikes would be sustained but by that, they do not mean continuous. they mean if assad uses chemical weapons again, they will hit him again. secretary mad is says this is a one-time shot. this is over. we do not expect anymore strikes again unless assad uses chemical weapons again. they only used about 120 cruise missiles in this attack. the 59 tomahawk missi

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♪[music] >> reporter: many are queen bae fans and have attended her concerts.hurch musicians performed beyonce's soppings but no image was displayed inside of the cathedral. >> i'm curious what this is all about and how they're going to kind of connect her with, you know, the church. >> black women who fought to their core to make sure that there was a better tomorrow. >> reporter: reverend yolanda norton with the san francisco theological seminary partnered with grace cathedral to hold the mass. the singer, a symbol of strength, is a way to give a voice to black women and others who often don't have a voice. >> we're just saying, let's use that as a conversation piece to talk about god. right. because this is a worship service. i know people think it is a gimmick. i know that people think we're worshiping beyonce. none of that is true. >> reporter: the service usually draws 50 people. this event brought out a crowd of 900. organizers say they want to change the perception of church being judgmental. >> if you come from a different community or nationality, if

football for you pine because quite possibly the biggest obstacle to winning a second trouble with bae and before he calls it a day at the end of the season. finally a recap of the top story that you're following for you a copenhagen court has sentenced the muddled up swedish journalists came back to life in prison peter maass and killed and dismembered a bullet he says built submarine office you've been there to interview him. more coming up in half an hour see you then. what exactly he's waging. how long has he existed and. and why did it come knocks the times on just. a short history if. it's worth what we probably. made in germany. good. story for. our culture. cut hair. superman. superfood the way doggone. lifestyle zero. zero. sixty minutes on. earth a home for saving googling dia's tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global ideas seen by a new series of global three thousand on d w and online so this is the view from my seat in the horn section. sarah with knows her stuff. and c

with merkel and mccrone bae-to-back meetings with president what is europe's agenda in trying to keep president trp with this iran deal? tara: i spoke with a senior french official that said the president of france did leave disappointed. this is a hallmark of the e.u. and validates the e.u. which is dealing with a bit of an s identity cri since brexit. working very closely withitohn kerrythe support of merkel and at the time francois holland ince. they want this to stay together and are considering adding an agreement on top of the agreement because having that agreement is so symbolic for them. he leftnowledging they are going to have to expand the sunset clause for a l etime, rather i think 10 years. it is really difficult for them to leave this.t the fs trump is doing what he said he'd do. he said he was going to pull out of the paris climate agreement and he did. he said he was going to pull out of th iran deal and it seems he would. he created a self-imposed deadline of may 12 but at the same time with the paimris e agreement they didn't really give him an option. at this time t

football for you pine because quite possibly the biggest obstacle to winning a second trouble with bae and before he calls it a day at the end of the season. as reminder of our top story at this hour french president manual macro has addressed a joint session of the u.s. congress use the occasion to stress historical ties and shadow between from the us . america to help build a new order by still multilateralism calls for international corporation to protect the planet they also said that iran will never be allowed to develop. ever get you can always get the w. news on the go just down the road from google play or from the op will still not give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news also music to satisfy those i'm videos. that's a show up today most of the take. what exactly. how long has it exists. and mine did. the show is history and. it's worth watching the promise. made in germany. to. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful. it's no secret that the west is hangry with russia on a whole range of issues

football and for your pint has quite possibly the biggest obstacle to winning a second trouble with bae and before he calls it a day at the end of the season. and the other semifinal liverpool beat before i leave you here as a recap of our top story he was president donald trump and his french counterpart in money in montreal have hinted at an out of the nineteen two thousand and fifteen iran nuclear accord mccloy's in a state visit to washington. as you can now. the . lawyer. culture. hair. superman. superfood. song long gone job lottos. lifestyle you're a. hero in springtime there's a lot to see and do along the german french border between fribourg in strasbourg. for instance sampling asparagus and also or getting an adrenalin rush in the oboe cock horse and visiting a very special place for franco german friendship. in sixty minutes on d w. global inequality. what does inequality mean. to well. known to the media. joining the discussion and how the news. media forum claims. the dangerous battle for images five women. five exceptional. stories. one calling more photography dramatic p

to spanish opponents four years running a with a two one advantage from the first day this time the bae is in the driving seat. the toll a great addition to the fencing your own bias training grown to keep a prying eyes to see unmistakable sign with the freshly crumpled this league it champions are preparing for a crucial match but the return leg of the champions league quarter final against silvio looks almost easy enough to buy in some way when in spain still complacency is not an option so i guess i was rich given in that one away win the champions league is a great result but it is not over yet two one is good but they played an outstanding match and mention they still are very good and dangerous teams in football and you think can happen. they see video produced a surprise result of the last champion see grown by winning at old trafford and subsequently all sitting manchester united so sylvia is unfazed by its circumstance despite facing a deficit from the first leg. of their tennis it was always depends on your own confidence the playing level of your rival of course plays a role

them to determine if their cases were strong enough to qualify for political asylum the rest were baes to stay behind. the hundreds marched on the streets of the one to the u.s. border gate only to be told at the last minute. that most would not be allowed to pass with this is that i meant that the truth is we don't know anything we're all adrift here we can't say anything because we don't know what's going on we have to wait and see what we're told after the initial confusion only a small group was allowed the rest of we half of them children were forced to wait . until ok most of the ego we have cooperated as much as we can they knew we were coming they know these people are waiting we know donald trump has power over customs and border protection these people deserve their day in court. and we want those who are not allowed to pass gathered with their families preparing to spend the night in the open for many arriving at the border gate was supposed to mark the end of their time in mexico it seems they will now have to wait some more with no certainty over what comes next and right

silicon valley is more of an awareness that the tools might be of use and is alwaywiin this way is bae the good technology for bad purposes. one is companies investing and number two is companies willing to work together. fivek years ago i don't know but now it'st in other areas as wel if there is something that we are getting banged up, is a photo of a child being abused or a video circulating one of the first things i do is reach out to youtube and twitter and they do the same for the subversive of cross industry collaboration on the issues. >> something similar exists like we think we have been an authentic accounan inauthenticae in human form other companies about it o'clock >> we are starting to talk more about the w integrity and the industry. a couple things we've had for sometimsome time in the area of cybersecurity and influence obligations we have had some cooperative efforts or one that we just announced that this is a group of 31 companies that have come together and said we are going to take a stand on protecting users from any type of cyber threats and we are going to com

he said he was a professional and a bae con of positivetive .part of a federal trafficking indictment, alison mac played clark kent's best friend for 10 years on the cw show. the justice department accuses her to force -- which former members now describe as a cult. cnn tells us more about the so called cult and her role in it. >> under the fwrogroup claimed e a female mentoring group. it also had a dark side according to federal authorities. before we break down the document. some of the details can be disturbing for young viewers. >> federal prosecutors indicting alison mac, known for her role on "small viville" a-- of a sec group within nexium. >> she is dangerous. sick, evil, dark. and he has done harm to many people. imagine having your nicheales burned into the body. it happened. >> both he and mac face claims that slaves were branded on pelvic areas. >> pleaded not guilty on the website and a self help program, a ethical -- we are working with the authorities and we believe the justice system will prevail in bringing the truth to light. i

roz plater, today in the bae. >>> and new this morning there are more questions about the future of the daca program after the president tweet that had daca is dead. tracie potts is live on capitol hill this morning with what this could mean, we're talking about millions of young people bhap are they waiting for today? >> reporter: well, they are waiting for the president and congress to try to come up with some way of continuing this program. the president blames democrats, democrats blame the president. he is tweeting about not only that, but what is happening at the border. president trump saying mexico needs to step up. daca is dead, president trump tweets this morning. adding must build wall, urging congress to fund it and strengthen immigration law to stop what he calls caravans of people entering the u.s. illegally. >> mexico has to help us at the border. they flow right through mexico. they send them into the united states. can't happen that way anymore. >> reporter: and then a threat, they must stop the big drug and people flows or i will stop their cash cow nafta referring to

the state attorney stood up, we believe this bail could be revoked and he could bae flige t risk and why he asked, because he has a private plane. that's when bill cosby turned and said, he does not have a plane, you asshole, it was a silent courtroom but the court reporter is taking it down and it is on the record now as part of this retrial of bill cosby. >> joey, he was allowed to go home after the verdict is read and awaiting sentences so what happens next? >> reporter: this is a big moment in time and huge moment in history. i believe in the jury process. i think there will be an appeal in terms of what happens next and prosecution putting forward a compelling case. i believe that'll be front and center of any appeals. what technically should happen next is within the next 60 or 90 days we how old be sentenced. we know he'll face 10 years on his count. he's 80-year-old. i think his lawyer will doma noou maneuvering so that he'll not stay a day in jail. a judge is permitted if there are prior bad act that are similar to what you did hear are alleged to do, you can allow it. at on

bae systems up. telenor up as well.tocks are doing relatively well today. -- now my screen is batty. but there is a look at what that index is doing. guy: batty, that is a technical term from matt miller. the ftse 100 is down. chinese markets had a strong session overnight both in terms of the mainland and the hong kong market trading up strongly. about 0.2%.p now joining us is mark cudmore from bloomberg. good morning. mark, i will start with you. you are staring at the london trading desk for how tough it is, or how easy it is out there. you have been in the u.k. for 48 hours now? mark: the jump in the last few days in the dollar, people got on the rates late, and that has reversed yesterday. they are suddenly worried they up convince themselves it will go to 3%. people are complacently short the dollar. volatility has been low in the fx world. the dollar move is getting action on the top side. but like if the dollar would go anywhere, it would break down. ceos,e talked to a few how long do you anticipate this will ma

dassault is also working with the british firm bae systems on an unmanned fighter.rs trying to use it. so, profits for twitter? yes, for the second time, twitter has reported profits! it made $61m in the first three months of this year. but another important figure is active user numbers — up to 336 million. that‘s 6 million more than at the last update. what are they doing right? let‘s askjoe miller, on the floor of the new york stock eschange. how is the share price? is it to do with donald trump?|j don‘t know, but i suspect he has a lot to do with it. but it is broader than just donald trump, because he was around a year ago, but a year ago, we were all wondering whether twitter would make a profit at all. advert sales were slowing, it could not seem to add users, and now we have got to make consecutive quarters in which twitter has posted a profit. it is posted as much profit in the last three months is at last this time last year. and the reason for that as it has added users, advert sales are picking up, and crucially, it is managing to get people to stay on t

. >> brangham: so bae marine corps in 2013, says, "we're going to address this." yet here i am talking to you years later. t at does that tell you? >> it tells me w have happening in the military all the time, which is, "we'll say exactly what they want to hear, and then do nothing." >> brangham: last april, congresswoman speier held a hearing with marines who's photos aeared on marines united. marine veteran erika butner said degrading attitudes about women were taught from the very beginning of her service. >> as a woman marine, we were told we get three stereotypes to pick from: a bitch, you're a whor or you're a lesbian. >> who tells you that? >> our drill instructors. >> brangham: we heard the same from another marine veteran, alexancer mccoy, who said male recruits got the same message. >> it was always in the context of them as sexual objects that we needed to stay away from. that they're gross, and that they're so disgusting that you shouldn't go near them. b ngham: this is marine drill instructors telling you about other >>rine recruits? hat's right. >> b

football for you pine because quite possibly the biggest obstacle to winning a second trouble with bae and before he calls it a day at the end of the season. so public tell us about bottom unix motivation going into the match the nice well first and foremost they actually want to win their sixth european cup of my mot's was a little bit off just before that report is between them they've won seventeen out of course is the team who are looking for the travel because of let's not forget they have their league and they will be wonderfully champions of course european also they've won the cup in germany so funny enough the last time to travel was under the same culture that's your pint it's back in two thousand and thirteen so you know they're hungry for this and of course they have a very very tough clash against one of twelve times as the european cup of course and the fact that they haven't done so well at home. you know this season is particular something that byron munich could make the most of perhaps. and what they really need to use pick up a good result in munich against ramage ra

the waters of the u.s., that's something congress helped roll bae. it was a hiece of kind of water environmental law from the obama presidency, which isow pushed back five years, in addition to clean power plant is something thatwas repealed, i think there are real questions about how long all of theseon acwill last, because they have happened so quickly. many are facing serious court allenges. there are other things like fuel efficiency that he is deciding now. >> brown: he's getting pushed hack all over the place. >>s right. from conservatives he's getting support, but there are real questions in the court. >> brown: u referred in your piece to a proposed rule that he put in requiring scien to turn over raw data too studies. he refers to it as transparency hin science. also likes to talk about secret science. ais is a rule he put on the table two da. it is incredibly significant. what this ruled would mean is that any -- the phrasing is s ivotal regulatory science," thatience that the administration uses to base new les on, must have all the data m

football and for your pie and is quite possibly the biggest obstacle to winning a second trouble with bae and before he calls it a day at the end of the season. so it can i just do it well it almost seems written you know when he when he came in after a difficult spell on the collar on stilts a lot he just completely change the fortunes of his point saying they were struggling in the league they have they've won the cancer they're in the final that they have people qualified let's lights a. lot of the season bugs he's only got two games to go and he can win another treble the last time he was born coach he left in the season might want to travel it seems almost seems written not to say not only is this going to be an incredible game of football but there's an element of revenge also to this game because real madrid knocked out by him last season there were a few contentious decisions went against foreign fans were rather rankled by the other result there but like a says dramatically improve this point side and they will find that chances are going from to it's not ok how's ryall looking g

let's take a look at the movers here if i pull up the bae 500 index.n see the movers screen and arere out which stocks changing the most. 30 seconds into the trade. we see royal dutch shell down at the top of the stream there. the biggest loser of the group. it we see munich re also down 4%. it is a heavy day for dividends today, so you are going to see a lot of companies trading ex-dividends and that will definitely affect the trade, that will definitely affect the indexes and how much they move today. take a look at the winning side of the ledger there. we see tone towel and statoil gaining. gainingsee volkswagen .05%. companies andar oil companies are winning today. guy: b&b was down pretty heavily. bouncing back a little bit this morning. the firm focus this morning is on european banks. deutsche bank, i'm just waiting to see an opening price coming through. it will be interesting to see where we go with that. the early indications are that we are going to be going a little further south on deutsche bank. the call has been ongoing this morning, to

them to determine if their cases were strong enough to qualify for political asylum the rest were baes to stay behind. the hundreds marched on the streets of the one to the u.s. border gate only to be told at the last minute that most would not be allowed to pass. here is that i meant the truth is we don't know anything we're all adrift we can't say anything because we don't know what's going on we have to wait and see what we're told after the initial confusion only a small group was allowed to. first off we half of them children were forced to wait and. we have cooperated as much as we can they knew we were coming they know these people are waiting we know donald trump has power over customs and border protection these people deserve their day in court those who are not allowed to pass gathered with their families preparing to spend the night in the open. we have reporters covering this story from both sides of the us mexico border you just saw there in that report are we speaking to him in a moment from tijuana but first let's go to rob reynolds who's on the other side of the border

bae systems. very advanced. you understand technology in this state. what is going to happen with artificial intelligence, what isous vehicles -- going to happen to all the evil drive?l the people who what happens to those folks who are there. one of the things i like about autonomous vehicles is i have never seen a computer talk on a cell phone. my parents were killed by a drunk driver. if that was an autonomous vehicle, the computer to do not drink. we have a waste to go but this is around -- we have a ways to go but this is around the corner. in at to talk about ai insurance field. they going to replace a lot of people doing calculations. in an airport, we went to order a drink and everything gets ordered off of a screen. there was one person to tell me what to push on the screen but they used before five people working there. this is going to be across the board. there is going to be much disruption. at the same time, i believe there will be jobs that will flow from it. with your smartphone, it breaks down where you go. you go most of the time to t

bae systems. . danced, i mean there he advanced, that's technology. you understand technology in this state. what is going to happen with artificial intelligence, baton of his vehicles? america isone job in driving. what is going to be happening to all of those people who drive, who will not be driving anymore because of autonomous vehicles? now, that is really question. what happens to those folks who are there? way, one of the things i like about autonomous vehicles is i have never seen a computer komen chair, send out a text, talk on a cell phone, so autonomous vehicles will save many lives. my parents were killed by a drunk driver. if that was an autonomous vehicle, computers don't drink. we have a ways to go, but this is around the corner. i want to talk about ai in a insurance field. they going to replace a lot of people doing simple calculations. i don't know if you have been in an airport recently, but i was in new york and an airport with my friend, doug and we went to order a drink and there was nobody to order it from everything gets ordere

bae systems, very advanced. very advanced. that's technology.ou understand technology in this state. what's going to happen with artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, , the numbr one job in america is driving. what you think is going to be having by the way to all those people who drive who will not be driving anymore because of autonomous vehicles? that's really a question. what happens to the folks who are there? by the way the one thing i like about autonomous vehicles is i've never seen a computer called its hair, send out attacks, talk on a cell phone. so the potential of autonomous vehicles will save many, many lives. my parents were killed by a drunk driver. if that was an autonomous vehicle, computers don't drink. we have a ways to go but this is around the corner. let me tell you about ai in the insurance field. it's going to displace a lot of people who are doing simple calculations. i don't know if you been in an airport lately, like in new york. i was in new york with my friend doug and went to order a drink. there was nobody

management assistance grants for fy 2018 and these grants are funded out of the zdisaster relief fund bae account. is there sufficient funding in the disaster relief fund base account to provide fire management grants for all eligible recipients and with regard to the drf base, is the budget request enough if we have a fire and hurricane season similar to last year's? >> so, slept question. and it's my understanding. one, mother nature dictates how much fire management assistance grants we're going to have to put out and this past year was an unbelievable year. two, the drf as you guys know, is kind of dictated by the bca and the formula put forward. my concern with wildfires and what we saw this year was the volume of wildfires can deplete the drf towards the end of the fiscal year as he head into major hurricane season, which requires us to come to you for supplemental requests. now, the omnibus bill as i understand it, did fix some of the problems that many of the governors were having problems with when there were fires occurring on federal lands, which is not fema's responsibility. o

it's more dividends and buybacks, but you know what, last i spoke to you, what, two weeks ago, i felt baedo i sell the pops what i do in the name i like, i sell puts at prices on the chart where i like it. breaking in the premium. i might not -- i might get run over i mean, but i'll get run over at a price i thought attractive at the time i did it. >> collect premiums. >> that's how i tackle this market >> all right thank you very much, talking us through the market this afternoon. >>> nasdaq is down 50. >>> phillip morris on track for the worst day in a decade. what's behind that stock drop next here on the "closing bell." hi! i'm mike ditka. you know you don't get to be a hall of fame player without taking a few shots. even though i have been out of the game for a while. i learned to turn to blue-emu. blue-emu's, non-greasy, deep penetrating formula gets down deep for big time comfort. and more important it doesn't leave me smelling bad. well at least no funnier than you already smell, right coach? c'mon man, give me ten! blue-emu it works fast and you won't stink! [ counting pushups ]

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