rescued by the british government from libya it was part of an operation to rescue british citizens he was taken aboard a royal navy ship and taken from where he reportedly then got a flight back to the u.k. and he'd been rescued by the british government even though he had been under the surveillance of the domestic intelligence agency head that's m i five now in terms of a baby's background he was born in the u.k. but a libyan parent so he was a british citizen but in two thousand and eleven a baby's parents moved to join the uprising against the government of gadhafi and his father was thought to have been fighting in a terrorist group called the ally f.g. the libyan islamic fighting group and a baby was thought to sort of shuttled back and forth between the u.k. and libya for a number of years but he was thought to have been in libya in the summer of two thousand and fourteen and at that point the civil war had got increasingly violent and so british officials made this offer to evacuate british nationals from the country that's how a baby ended up being rescued and by the time of his rescue emery five had stop

rescued by the british government from libya it was part of an operation to rescue british citizens he was taken aboard a royal navy ship called the h.m.s. enterprise and taken from the libyan coast over to molt from where he reportedly then got a flight back to the u.k. and he'd been rescued by the british government even though he had been under the surveillance of the domestic intelligence agency head that m i five he was a so-called subject of interest for them now in terms of a baby's background he was born in the u.k. but to libyan parents so he did have a british passport he was a british citizen but in two thousand and eleven a baby's parents moved to join the uprising against the government.

british navy it was three years before he went on to carry out the atrocity that left twenty two people dead. and in europe's migrant crisis spain takes new emergency measures to control the flow of refugees and in italy a charity organization claims that migrant children are being sexually abused. the man offered to help and said he would child to live in exchange for sexual services when alone with my father's friend who before continues to germany subject of me to reach you and abuse me. plus a special report from japan and the korean community there the rise of the far right has driven people to disguise their culture and sympathy for the reclusive north. this is our two international bringing you your live news update with me jack and welcome to the program. a large batch of weapons discovered in formally terrorist controlled areas of eastern lotto in syria came from the west that's according to an investigation by war correspondent robert fisk he tracked serial numbers on the missile case casings and trying to find out how those weapons then ended up in the hands of terrorists mop

secretary of war henry stimson pointed out that if the british navy was destroyed, the united states would be in real danger of invasion. and so lend lease would enable the british to fight while the u.s. geared up industrial production and prepared for its own defense. stimson didn't tell americans soldiers that they would eventually fight and get the job done. in dairy stimson wrote, we cannot be in position of tool makers for other nations that fight. the star witness in opposition was the man i love to hate, aviator charles lindbergh who became hero flying solo across the atlantic in 1927 in single engine, it's ironic man who inspired hope and international cooperation was the leading spokesman for the america first committee, the nation's powerful isolationist organization. lindbergh's message to the congressmen was that no matter how much help the u.s. might giver britain and britain could not win the war against germany, he also said that a british german war was simply not an american affair, all the more so, because the united states was protected by two vast oceans and it co

that's where british navy seal divers found them ten days later, alive and in relatively good health. >> you are very strong. very strong. >> reporter: preparations for a rescue took days and involved pumping out millions of gallons of water, drilling through hard anck, and mapping the tunnels swe group would have to swim through dark, narrow passageways wearing scuba gear. ntch boy was guided by two divers, one in front, one in back. officials said the boys, many of whom had never learned to swim, were given anti-anxiety medication to keep them calm. in all, dozens of divers and some 100 support personnel carried out the rescues in three waves over three days. one of the rescuers inside the cave was ivan karadzic. >> when i saw the diver and the kid on the horizon, i still didn't know if it was a casualty or if it was a kid. so i was very scared. it didn't feel good. but when i saw that he was alive and breathing and seemed to be all right, it felt very good. g felt very good. w reporter: when it was all over, everyone simply wanted to m e the boys. "i want to hug them first," said a

that's where british navy s.e.a.l. divers found them ten days later, alive and in relatively good health. >> you're very strong. very strong. >> reporter: preparations for a rescue took days and involved pumping out millions of gallons of water, drilling through hard rock, and mapping the tunnels the group would have to swim through dark narrow passageways wearing scuba gear. each boy was guided by two divers, one in front, one in back. officials said the boys, many of whom had never learned to swim, were given anti-anxiety medication to keep them calm. in all, dozens of divers and some 100 support personnel carried out the rescues in three one of rescuerscave i karadzic. >> when i saw the diver and the kid on the horizon, i still didn't know if it was a casualty or if it was a kid. so i was -- i was very scared. it didn't feel good. but when i saw that he was all right and breathing, yeah, it felt very good. it felt very good. >> reporter: when it was all over, everyone simply wanted to see the boys. i want to hug the

we were going to do it against most powerful fighting force on earth , the british army and the british navy. you know how that story ends. the three days ago was anniversary of my commissioning as commander-in-chief of the united colonies of america. i had written a letter to mrs. washington that day. i sent her a copy of my will. i also made her a promise i would be home on christmas eve. i did not tell her which christmas eve. we were now a sovereign independent nation. we had ask ourselves what kind of country we were going to be. were a wide range of options and opinions, including those ill-conceived who wanted what?e me you know the context of my time, , is when we signed our declaration of american independency, and then again when we signed our constitution, is the only nation on earth that is not under the control of men and women of absolute power. country -- we for the first time in human history would raise up a nation constrained by laws and the constitution. the constitution included a section for the establishment for a seat of government. we have had capitals, don't get me w

we were going to do it against most powerful fighting force on earth , the british army and the british navy. you know how that story ends. but i will tell you three days ago, the anniversary of my commissioning as commander-in-chief of the united colonies of america. when i was commissioned, we were 13 months away from declaring independence. i had written a letter to mrs. washington that day. i sent her a copy of my will. this is june 15th. 1775. she was not happy to receive my will. i also made her a promise i would be home on christmas eve. i did not tell her which christmas eve. but i walked across the threshold of our home on christmas eve eight and a half years later. so, we were now a sovereign independent nation. we had cast out the yoke. we had to ask ourselves what kind of country we were going to be. make no mistake about that, because there were a wide range of options and opinions, including those ill-conceived who wanted to make me what? king? you are bright as fresh paint. you know the context of my time, however, is when we signed our declaration of american independency, an

some couldn't get out so the british navy sends hms enterprise to pick up as many people as possible.d were taken to malta for their onward journeys. we now understand that salman abedi and his brother were on the passenger list so it is looking clear they were effectively residue from the civil war in tripoli. it is a fascinating detail and merging. what are the implications for this? this has been the question and this happened in august 2014 and in january of that year he had been on mis's january of that year he had been on mis‘s radarfor january of that year he had been on mis‘s radar for the first time. they had been investigating him during the winter. m15 were investigating salman abedi because he had believed to have been seen with unknown extremist and acting in a suspicious manner. they had concerns about who this new character was. they spent a long time investigating him and when we have the independent review into the manchester bombing as to whether there had been intelligence failings, what we had learned was a case of mistaken identity, the man the security sources th

up with one of the most consequential policies of the entire war, a commitment to supply the british army, navy and air force with all the tools of war they needed, everything, absolutely free of charge. ... >> george washington, james addison and thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton. the next day he held one of the most memorable press conferences. to say there was no particular news but to tell the reporters it is becoming all too clear to do everything it could to help the british empire. to supply britain with more material. and then fdr gave his famous reply. to eliminate the $. here is an illustration. then to connect that to the hydrant i can help him put out the fire. i don't say that cost me $15. i don't want $15 i want my garden hose back. then he will replace it. if i have a nice garden hose back i'm in pretty good shape. another reporter asked the president to be that his new plan to take u.s. further into more. and he had a short reply nope. roosevelt had framed his new policy more impractical terms. it was neighborly assistance to another country. and then to return the weapons

according to a thai navy source the two british divers will be joined by navy s.e.a.l.p and escorting them through the narrow passage ways and either one or or two of them at time guiding them through and squeezing them through the narrow sections like a letter box almost. then they will get to the chamber three and hand them over to a separate team of experienced rescuers. they may take nem in stretcheths or en route to the outside world where their family might be waiting. and those family members, many of them, are on the mountain behind me waiting to their loved one to come out. won't know who is coming out first. as you said, the boys, themselves, are making that choice, as well as a doctor consulting with them, according to officials. the way has been agonizing. one 14-year-old inside the cave, part of that soccer team, he had his birthday inside there. we visited with his aunt and his grandmother who were very emotional, sitting, waiting, watching like everyone else to find out if he will be safe. >> translator: it's like i'm counting every second. i want to see

k part in thechall, the 90 sear-and-rescue, including thai navy seals, british crse diand other international experts. it has gripped the world's attention. the british cave rescue council said seven of its divers had c been part of te rescue team helping to bring the boys out. >> they have done something that we all thought was barely possible, and they pulled it off. fergus: the challenge, getting the 12 boys and their coach 2.5 miles through the narrow and flooded caves to safety. it began 17 days ago when the boys and the coach went missing. they had gone to write their names on the walls of the caves, a huge international rescue operation began. they were alone for nine days until found by two british cave divers. this was the moment. >> how many of you? 13? brliant. fergus: on july 6, a former thai navy seal died while returning to the cave, underlining how perilous the rescu owould be. thsunday, the first 4 boys were rescued. each was accompanied by two expert divers for the five-hour or more trek. through the flooded sections, they were strapped underneath one of the divers. part, 38e

british cave divers. this was the moment. onjuly the 6th, a former thai navyd while returning through the caves, underlining how perilous the rescue would be. then on sunday, the first four boys were rescued. each was accompanied by two expert divers for the five hours or more trek through the flooded sections, they were strapped underneath one of the divers. but in the narrowest part, just 38 centimetres, they had to squeeze through alone with their air tank in front of them. at home in brighton, the mother of an elite diver listening again to the moment her son and another british diver discovered the missing thai boys. i'm very proud of him. john is a very kind, modest person and i knew that they would do a good job and i kept my fingers crossed for both of them. all the thai navy seals and the international divers are safely out. mission accomplished before the monsoon rains will flood the caves for months to come. fergus walsh, bbc news. well let's go back now to jonathan who's outside the hospital. what can we expect to happen over the next fewdays , any

i would say they have the best people on scene at the moment with the british cavers and the navy seals. twever, it is still a very big undertaking to tget these kids comfortable in the water, teaching them basic scuba diving, the prerequisites for that, which they can do while getting in and out of the water. buit is still -- caving is very difficult type of diving. they have to deal with a lot of addeextras on top of basic scuba diving. they will have to deal with an overhead environment, lights. it is a lot of stress for these kids. i would hope ts is really the last resort in trying to get them out. katty: wouldn't it be possible to send a professional diver for each of the kids and the cch? as you do with swim training rescue operations, kind of halul them out or carry them out, drag them out in some way' why wouldnt that be possible? al it is very difficult in cave systems, espe when they are flooded. you have the added difficulty of having to maneuver bodies through very narrow restrictions that are now flooded. i am sure theyad restrictions lking in. the added issue at the momen

heroes all, the 90 divers who took part in the search and rescue, included thai navy seals, british caveher international experts. it has gripped the world's attention. the british cave rescue council said seven of its divers had been part of the cave rescue team helping to bring the boys out. they've done something that i think we all thought was barely possible, you know, and they have pulled it off. the challenge, getting the 12 boys and their coach to swim 2.5 miles through these narrow and flooded caves to safety. it began 17 days ago when the boys and their coach went missing. they'd gone to write their names on the walls of the cave. a huge international rescue operation began. they were alone for nine days until found by two british cave divers. this was the moment. 0njuly the sixth, a former thai navy seal died while returning through the caves, underlining how perilous the rescue would be. then on sunday, the first four boys were rescued. each was accompanied by two expert divers for the five hours or more trek through the flooded sections, they were strapped underneath one of

british cave divers. this was the moment. thank you! onjuly 6th, a former thai navyurning through the caves, underlining how perilous the rescue would be. then, on sunday, the first four boys were rescued. each was accompanied by two expert divers for the five hour or more trek. through the flooded sections, they were strapped underneath one of the divers. but in the narrowest part, just 38 centimetres wide, they had to squeeze through alone, with their air tank in front of them. at home in brighton, the mum of elite diver john volanthen listening again to the moment her son and another british diver, rick stanton, discovered the missing thai boys. well, i'm very proud of him. john is a very kind, modest person and i knew that they would do a good job and i kept my fingers crossed for both of them. cheering all the thai navy seals and the international divers are safely out — mission accomplished before the monsoon rains will flood the caves for months to come. fergus walsh, bbc news. our correspondentjonathan head joins us from chiang rai. he has been monitoring all

slowly and carefully the british divers, the thai navy and a growing tea m divers, the thai navy andal experts began preparations for a rescue which the thais dubbed mission impossible. there was a lot of chaos but we were soaked task orientated and focused we blanked that out. this is completely uncharted, unprecedented territory. nothing like this has been done, so of course there were doubts. earlier this week as the risk of more monsoon rain grew by the hour the operation began. the thai authorities took a lot of steps to divert rivers on the mountaintop which we believe brought us additional time to get them out. diving conditions were extremely challenging, poorvisibility, diving conditions were extremely challenging, poor visibility, some constrictions, but the responsibility for another human being's life. thailand has already acknowledged the role its navy divers played and the tragic loss of one specialist during the operation. the british team say they are no heroes, just experts doing what they trained for. the thai authorities asked for assistance from our volunteer orga

it's taken the work of international experts, american, thai navy seals, british experts, to pump out've been found alive very weak. the challenge is to get them out, which will be difficult because the tunnels to them are still flooded and the divers said they could barely see their hands in front of their phrases. while it's fantastic they are alive, they are not out of danger —— faces. they are alive, they are not out of danger -- faces. it is so difficult and it could take time? a power gels and it could take time? a power gels and sugarand and it could take time? a power gels and sugar and water to get their strength up for what might be a difficult rescue for them. your heart goes out to the coach, having to lead these boys to maintain morale in pitch darkness. we have seen pictures of a torch being shined on them and it is dark and gloomy and they have been there for the best part of ten days in absolute darkness, what an extraordinary thing for him to have done. also, what extraordinary people these are, we have seen that british diver on the tape earlier, somebody who, an exp

the americans moved over the mountains they would be beyond the reach of the british navy.would be beyond the reach of their trade. -- the selfish purpose of having the colonies go away. the king granted land to all the americans who fought in the seven-year war. place to have seen that land was over the mountains in the ohio valley. peoplea of not allowing to go there and immigrate was a real issue. reading the declaration and the preamble. a couple more of those. to render thed imposingindependent, taxes without our consent, depriving us of the benefits of trial by jury, issues which would come up in the constitution itself. good morning. terry jeffrey, if you can't answer this nobody can. i believe the american dream is alive and well. family it is based on and education. that is what we had when this country started. what i'm up says twitter and i can't believe on the only person in america isn't obsessed with it, why in the name of god to people who want to send their children to religious schools have to pay twice all of their adult lives? for public schools which con

it's been an international effort with support from australia, the thai navy seals, american and british have been located, alive but week. the warning is that it will still not be easy to get to get them out. they are underground in this complex, still flooded, the drivers say they can barely see their hand in front of theirface. it is barely see their hand in front of their face. it is still a matter of keeping a very watchful eye on it and praying for the best outcome. j°y and praying for the best outcome. joy when the boys were found but it looks like it could be a long process to get them out? you can see these extraordinary pictures that have come from the divers but it's very dark. this is the light from some sort of very dark. this is the light from some sort of camera very dark. this is the light from some sort of camera phone. we presume they can now get food and clean water down to them, but getting the mount is going to be a real challenge. it is extraordinary to see the way countries from around the world have come together. british experts included in that team to throw all

. >> well, that's right, and the thai navy source describing it this way, that the international divers led by the two british divers who originally found those young boys, which was such an extraordinary event in itself, will be joined by thai navy s.e.a.l.s. then because of those narrow pass sa pa passageways, they will have to push them, cajole them to the entrance. then they will hand over those boys to a successful relay team, as it were, that will bring them on stretchers all the way to the entrance. then they will hand them to medical personnel who have been trained, of course, and have been practicing just how to do this, and then on to the hospital. this is all a massive operation with key specialists involved. as one diver said to me, it's the best of the best from the u.s. and elsewhere who are getting involved to try to pull this off. >> david, do we know if, once they get to a boy in this chamber where they've been held and they start this process, that it will not stop until the boy is out, or will there be rest periods, checkpoints there where they check, okay, you made it through the diving po

last night, after the british guys pulled out, more -- four more navy s.e.a.l.s went in with a doctore boys and see how good they are. they'll are to ascertain whether they have the strength to do the journey out. that's why they want the water to go down so they can physically carry the boys out. erin? >> mark, thank you very much. and thanks to all of you for joining us. anderson is next. >>> so is the man who once said he would take a bullet for donald trump changing his tune? warming up his vocal chords. and in case that mixed metaphor is not clear enough, is michael cohen getting ready to seen? john berman in for anderson. he wants to declare his loyalty and allegiance to the president with the kind of swagger sammy brad vlad doe wants to display for his boss, until he

heroes all, the 90 divers who took part in the search and rescue, including thai navy seals, britishas gripped the world's attention. the british cave rescue council said seven of its divers had been part of the cave rescue team helping to bring the boys out. they've done something that i think we all thought was barely possible, you know, and they have pulled it off. the challenge, getting the 12 boys and their coach to swim 2.5 miles through these narrow and flooded caves to safety. it began 17 days ago when the boys and their coach went missing. they had gone to write their names on the walls of the cave. a huge international rescue operation began. they were alone for nine days until found by two british cave divers. this was the moment. 0njuly the 6th, a former thai navy seals died while returning through the caves, underlining how perilous the rescue would be. then, on sunday, the first four boys were rescued. each was accompanied by two expert divers for the five hours or more trek through the flooded sections, they were strapped underneath one of the divers. but in the narrow

on a whole, those bureaucracies, or if you look at the militaries, the navy, the british and the americans work together. they know each other. they know their kids. they know there's a common history. and sometimes one wonders when you look at disparity of power. i mean, the american empire will go in due course. british empire did. empires don't stay. but for quite a time yet, the united states is going to be supremely powerful, but they need someone to talk to. so the english language is important. the certain shared ideas are important. the fact the supreme court decisions still sometimes quote magna carta, for example. these things are important. the political cultures of both sides are incredibly different. i think people make a mistake in thinking the two countries are very much alike. but there are certain shared values, shared language, shared history. not necessarily shared jokes, but a certain -- britain likes irony. america likes sort of slapstick. there is a different approach to these things. nevertheless, there is enough to tie the two countries together. and i will expect t

they have the best people on the scene at the moment with the british experts and the navy seals.ig undertaking to get these kids co mforta ble undertaking to get these kids comfortable in the water, teaching them a basic scuba diving prerequisites for that, which they can do well getting in and out of the water. caving is a very difficult type of diving. they have to deal with a lot of added extras on top ofjust basic scuba diving. they will have to do with an overhead environment, they will have to deal with lights. it is a lot of stress for these kids and i hope this is the last resort in trying to get them out. wouldn't it be possible to send in a professional diverfor possible to send in a professional diver for each possible to send in a professional diverfor each of the possible to send in a professional diver for each of the kids and the coach, as you do with swim training rescue operations, kind of drag them out in some ways? why wouldn't that be possible? it is difficult in cave systems, especially when they are flooded. you have the added difficulty of having to manoeuv

rescued by the british government from libya it was part of an operation to rescue british citizens he was taken aboard a royal navy ship called the h.m.s. enterprise and taken from the libyan coast over to molt from where he reportedly then got a flight back to the u.k. and he'd been rescued by the british government even though he had been under the surveillance of the domestic intelligence agency head that m i five he was a so-called subject of interest for them now in terms of a baby's background he was born in the u.k. but to libyan parents so he did have a british passport he was a british citizen but in two thousand and eleven a baby's parents moved to join the uprising against the government of gadhafi and his father was thought to have been fighting in a terrorist group called the l.-i f.g. the libyan islamic fighting group has been designated a terrorist group here in the u.k. since two thousand and five and baby was thought to sort of shuttled back and forth between the u.k. and libya for a number of years but he was thought to have been in libya in the summer of two thousand and fourteen and at that poi

multinational divers, including three british cave rescue experts whojoined three british cave rescue experts who joined the navye a lot and drove the divers back. they have managed to get back probably within less tha n managed to get back probably within less than a mile of where they think the boys are likely to have sheltered, a high cave. it is very challenging. if i get the camera to point at the ground, if you see the mud on the ground, this mode is swirling through the caves. it is what is in the water. —— this mode. there is no visibility and strong currents. they have reached a point where they have to get through a narrow tunnel and then they reckon they can probably get to this high area within 2a hours of doing that. it is not quite predictable. if these boys are alive, and we do not know that. they could well be because it is warm. there is a real chance of getting to them. at this stage there have been no messages or anything that tells us which part of the caves they are in, so chances are still fairly slim will stop divers are staying the night deep in the caves. —— are fairly slim. divers are s

navy and the whistleblowers on the maltreatment of british prisoners of war. there was an event about 15 yearse later called the xyz affair which was another naval problem forhe us, cause i went with friends. they were seizing ships. three of our diplomats have been told d that need to give bribesr actions to take place in paris. it became an nasty mess and the united states pitting americans who are pro-french against americans who work pro-english. i highlight iss because there is a significant act whistleblowing when president adams through a process not like our intelligence committee with what active form the cards of this wrongdoing. the solicitation of bribes. that's a process or intelligence community whistleblowers need to be using an you to keep themselves safe and keep them from being proprietors of supervisors and managers if they should straight and of the past that occurred in the xyz affair which is leaking future president jefferson working his network within the federal government was leaking material out of the federal government to hised med

they joined british and australian divers and thai navy seals. u.s. pacific command put out the following statement. "the united states is through the u.s. pacific command has sent a search and rescue time to assist in locating the group. the team arrived in northern thailand june 29. the u.s. team consists of a survival specialist and para rescue men trained in rescue, recovery techniques." the thai military has been in the lead. the boys are still trapped but there's good news after ten days of parents and loved ones fearing the worst. shepard? >> shepard: unthinkable that this has happened. live pictures now. this is from the rescue scene again. it's just after -- 7 minutes after 2:00 a.m. on a tuesday morning there. we just heard from the rescue workers. hundreds of them, we're told. they're saying they're going to do everything they can to get if kids out. a lot has to do with the tide. we'll have the live pictures up and available. should there be any developments, we'll go live. at home, president trump's search for a new supreme court justice.

we're told that food and water will be taken to that area where they had been found by navy divers also the british divers that have been on hand for the best part of a week or so interesting to note from that video footage that it seems the first ones to make contact with the boys and their coach inside the cave with the british divers as they went through that last submerged section to find them in a dry part of the cave. the german interior minister says a compromise has been reached in a migration dispute that's been threatening angela merkel's government jevon parties which make up the ruling coalition have been holding meetings to resolve the dispute interior minister horse izzy hoffa how they are offered to resign saying he wasn't satisfied with an e.u. deal struck by chancellor angela merkel to reduce migration levels. international organization for migration says the number of people who died trying to cross from libya to europe this year has passed one thousand well into under people have drowned in the mediterranean in the last few days alone the u.n. says more than a quarter of a millio

navy and the whistleblowers on the treatment of british prisoners of war. if an event at 15 years 15 years later the xyz affair which was another naval problem for us, a qualified war with france in the caribbean they were seizing our ships in three of our diplomats have been told they need to give bribes for actions they place in paris. it became a nastiness in the united states putting americans who were french against americans who were pro- english. i highlight this because there was a significant act when president adams through a process not unlike the whistleblower protection act informed the congress of the wrongdoing. that's the type of process the whistleblowers need to be using and need to keep themselves safe and keep them from being replaced against supervisors and managers and as i straight on the other patdownthe other pathr which was the gam leaking future president jefferson working his network within the federal government was leaking material out of the federal government to his media contact and became the secretary treasury years later.

a british man who became ill after coming into contact with navi chalk has been released from hospital charlie rowley was admitted last month as part and died after exposure the couple found a bottle containing the chalk near seoul's brain where the former russian agent and his daughter yulia were poisoned the u.k. government has blamed russia for the attack on the script holes whatsapp is testing ways to restrict how uses in india forward their content this is the latest attempt to curb violence and lynching sparked by rumors spread on this popular at the facebook owned company says whatsapp users everywhere will now be able to forward messages to just twenty people instead of two hundred fifty six but the more than two hundred million users in india won't be allowed to forward to more than five people at any one time now it will also remove the quick forward button next to media messages to deter the mass forwarding of photos and videos but the company has rejected demands from the indian government to enable the tracing of messages in the past two months twenty one people have been

last night, after the british guys pulled out, more -- four more navy s.e.a.l.s went in with a doctor and a nurse to check out the boys and see how good they are. they'll are to ascertain whether they have the strength to do the journey out. that's why they want the water to go down so they can physically carry the boys out. erin? >> mark, thank you very much. and thanks to all of you for joining us. anderson is next. >>> so is the man who once said he would take a bullet for donald trump changing his tune? warming up his vocal chords. and in case that mixed metaphor is not clear enough, is michael cohen getting ready to seen? john berman in for anderson. he wants to declare his loyalty and allegiance to the president with the kind of swagger sammy brad vlad doe wants to display for his boss, until he flipped. if you think an enforcer is unfair, that's the image mr. cohen cultivated for himself. if somebody does something mr. trump doesn't like, he once said, i'm going to come at you, grab you by the neck, and i'm not going let you go until i'm finished. today, however, under federal

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crucial talks on bret's it at the british prime minister's country retreat into reason may convince hardcore believers to follow her way. and the death of a former navy diver helping to rescue a football team trapped inside a cave in thailand raises serious doubts of the just how safe it is to bring the boys out. opposition forces in syria who have been battered by a massive government offensive since mid june in southern province of agree to a cease fire deal brokered by russia fighters have agreed to hand over heavy weapons in exchange they'll be given safe passage to rebel areas in the north russian military police will be deployed to guarantee their safe passage the army has also agreed to leave four villages in daraa and also in a major victory for president bashar assad his forces are getting back a key border crossing with jordan so abundant smith is at the job or crossing on the jordan syria border what more do we know about this truce and when it's likely to take effect. well our border crossing are significant prize for us of forces is just behind me in the crossing on the syrian side of java crossing is called on the jordanian side assad w

the british home secretary's calling on russia to come clean about the use of navi chalk in the south of england is after a couple were taken to hospital in a critical condition at the weekend after being exposed to the nerve agent the pair fell ill in ames bree village just over ten kilometers from seoul spring well that's the city where the former russian double agent sergei script powell and his daughter yulia were poisoned back in march samples from the latest victims were tested by government scientists is a nearby military research lab at porton down that is the same facility that identified the substance use against the us the home secretary said the use of toxic agents in the u.k. will not be tolerated. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what is going on it is completely unacceptable for our people to be either deliberate or accidental targets or for streets. towns to be dumping grounds for poison we're not seeing very much evidence when it comes to not just the second poisoning but also of course the original script hall case the investig

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