and germany's biggest soccer club byron munich sacked coach carlo and chalabi italian pays the price for a disappointing start to the season. and a whole rising figure in the world of entertainment has donahue hafner was ninety one the founder of playboy magazine was he at first seder for women sexual empowerment or just a peddler of smut we'll hear both sides coming up from our culture desk. you know. i'm sarah hartman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. a vote for independence fireworks currents has heightened tensions across the region baghdad has announced a raft of retaliatory measures neighboring are wrong and turkey which both have large kurdish minorities of their own are also applying pressure for the result to be overturned the most immediate effect that was going to be on flights in and out of iraqi kurdistan they're due to be suspended beginning on friday. uncertainty clouds the air for tourists and in both the capital of iraq's kurdistan region their plans may be cut short after the independence referendum iraq's government is cracking down all internation

. >> byron poe tries to enroll in as many classes as he can. >> d.a.d.s.euce, ged deuce, computer technology. >> there's a lot of programs over here for us to better yourself. i'm going to be this great -- you know, this comeback story. >> poe is serving a three-year sentence for petty theft. he also has prior convictions for vehicle theft, receiving stolen property, and burglary. but department store tvs were his specialty. >> we would actually go in walmart's, take a 40-inch tv, pick it up, open it, take it all out, take another one out, put it in the same box, put two in a box, and walk out the door. my theft was driven by drug use. i know a life consists of on a happy basis. i've actually taken my kids and enjoyed the family thing, the manly thing, but drugs take its toll. it won't allow you to do none of that. you'll give it all up for this right here. >> today's lesson is the importance of virtue. >> poe is currently enrolled in the d.a.d.s. class. today'topic is using the principles of addiction recovery to becoma better father. >> honesty is the co

lou: what happened to byron york. byron: i'm trying to help you understand, lou.rrow night, fred fleitz, ed rollins among our guests. gogogogogo >> breaking news. we just got the latest update on hurricane maria. category four storm after they have the small island. could be the worst dorm to get puerto rico and over 80 years. we're tracking it. lauren: donald trump addresses the united nations receipts expect it to push the on the stage. lea: five straight days of records that the fed meetings turning today. futures pointing to a mixed bag. pretty small move on the market. lauren: stocks in europe openly with the ftse in london on 1

lou: what happened to byron york. byron: i'm trying to help you understand, lou.tomorrow night, fred fleitz, ed rollins among our guests. keep the right here on "fox business"." lou: good evening everybody. said big week for president trump who is in new york city meeting with world leaders for the 72nd united nations general assembly. the annual summit trying to tackle a number of international challenges chief among them north korea's nuclear threat, iran's nuclear deal and syria's civil war to this is also the president's debut with the united nations, an organization that he criticized throughout his campaign for the presidency as weak, incompetent and hardly a friend to democracy. mr. trump wasn't wrong but now he is our president

lou: what happened to byron york. byron: i'm trying to help you understand, lou.or us tonight. tomorrow night, fred fleitz, ed rollins among our guests. good night from new york. kennedy: a leftist leader in trouble for his tweet about violence against cops. president trump heading to the united nations to address world leaders. an 11-year-old kid got to fulfill his dream of mowing the white house lawn. now some leftist journalist is crying about child labor laws. the president is making a big speech at one of his least favorite clubs, the u.n. now he will have to dust

f c byron munich to truly understand all the unique history words. to me as some young. men yet don't see kind of you can't touch us refine them by an. exclusive journey to the soul of my own us i mean it's a kind of culture to walk we are who we are in accept us for what we are we're a family unbelievable. to me a son mia phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d. w. me a phony. this is d.w. news live from berlin. munich fired coach carlo ancelotti following their humiliating defeat in the champions league under lackluster start the bye and. so what is next for germany's biggest team also on the program. the backlash against the kurdish independence vote because it was a turkish troops into an iraqi military exercises on the border with the kurdish region and airlines say they will suspend flights into and out of the kurdish regional capital we'll bring you the latest from there. playboy magazines found the hugh hefner dies aged ninety one but did the multimillionaire empower women or was he just the headline. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program germany's biggest foo

byron you know three one is their biggest loss three male scuse me is their biggest loss the champions league in sixteen years now prior to that mishap domestically they haven't had the best form they draw against wolves in munich horrible they had a two nil lead at half time and then before that they lose to hoffenheim right now statistically they're off the table their worst start since the twenty ten twenty eleven season and that season biron did not walk away with the bundesliga title carla exalogic was brought in to do one thing win silverware only european states because then winning domestically is just not news you know you have to look at it and then karl-heinz you nigga said following this loss they will be repercussions he was a man of his word and cut ties with entity so wait until he has seemed like a bit of an odd man out at times by and what what was the problem that well it was clear in my opinion that the players this were not paid you know something you never hear or see in the but as they are players speaking out against their coach thomas moore he reached a mileston

so i think there was something rotten in the state of byron in munich and this was the final straw so where do they go from here you know there been some rumors all right now immediately it's going to be willie technology assistant he's going to take over the reins thomas to cole was a coach of rusia dorman he's a name that's been thrown out in the rumor mill possibly he could you know fill the slot of byron munich typically they have very world recognize the noble coaches filling these rains in my opinion the young wonder kid from oppenheim you leonardo's mind is the best bet he's home grown a german native i think byron winning in the long run will look and try to get a coach that knows the players knows the system and that wants to be about munich and more importantly he's german so i think in a few years there will be the call that you have to wait and see chris harrington finance thank you ok now turkey has reacted angrily to this week's independence referendum by iraqi kurds turkish forces have stopped training kurdish soldiers to fight so-called islamic state they've also held

management two cols dortmund side defeated byron in the german cup last season which should help his chances of getting hired in munich however it byron's next match against head to berlin with the send you all the assistant who'll be in the dug out the frenchman is also hoping to prove his game plan works in the coming weeks. and the ball keeps on rolling with our match day seven round up in one of the games frankfurt welcomes to guard interesting match their frankfurt yet to earn points at home would stoop yet turn points on the road could be a table set for a great finish but first some history the most played fixture in the league is hamburg versus regional rivals braman it's always a big fight to the bitter end but scoring goals has been an issue for two sides this season who would score bragging rights in the north. it's not a happy time for a dubey both hamburger and braman are down the bottom of the table hamburg's got to go suck i nearly brought in the mood early on the japanese right back got painstakingly close with the best chance of the first half. after the break braman

yeah i was we just mentioned byron munich dropped points on friday here is how it went down byron we're hosting only will sport and things are great for byron they want to know up after this delectable deflected shot from korean robot goalkeeping mistake. there it is help to bring both sport back of that mistake plus a beautiful header from daniel to davi which is going right now. read the volves captured a stunning two two draw away to find. all right we're about to go with his reminder of the top stories we've been following for you. she's been taking part in some last minute campaigning ahead of sunday's election she's tipped to win a fourth term as chancellor and her main rival moxon schultz is far behind her in the polls but the populist alternative for germany party is expected to enter the bundestag for the first time. and that's your news wrap join us again at the top of the hour in the meantime you can check out our website or follow us on twitter thanks for watching the to be units coming. in. the whole d w o m one hour.

complaining about it imagine it so tell us that i mean what's next then for byron if they swap out the coaches that solve their problems well they do need a new coach they can go for an interim coach not with their champions league aspirations still somewhat intact two names are at the for at the forefront at the moment that's thomas to hold on you start with novels man he's a young coach he's dynamic he's at hoffenheim he's under contract until twenty twenty one twenty twenty one there are rumors circulating that he may indeed join by next season but if he does that what are you going to do for this season was tooken is another guy was on the radar he won the cup with bruce you don't win last season got sacked off the words he's on the market micromanage i don't know we could gel with the alpha males room and club president only homeowners but those are the two names right now that are making the moves let's talk a little more about one of those alpha males honus of course the name that's pretty much synonymous with byron of course. it was indicated that some of the players that they

i think byron has high standards and is currently into latino didn't really live up to the. one he must have had in mind was to try and give some of the younger guys a little bit more playing time maybe he wanted to set up a changing of the guard at any rate it didn't work out well. in the neck that this is but you can see that the players aren't giving their all any more it was great under high kicks and guardiola and i was not the same and leaving out robin and holmes and was a byan fan but i can understand infections is bad for. the club it hired the fifty eight year old to make a champions league breakthrough he won the trophy at ac milan and real madrid but he couldn't take biron past the quarter finals after nine competitive matches this season and he was shown the door. it was an uncharacteristic snap decision from the bye and bosses are usually loath to make the change mid-season. and you know a former bryan player who'd been an to lottie's number two this season will take over as interim coach how long he'll get at the top is anybody's guess. it was another tough ni

byron munich to truly understand all the unique history bores. me as some young. yes some new yet thirty year old c.-k. if you can touch us refining them by an. exclusive journey into the sun of my own munich. yes a new it's a kind of culture war we are we are not suppose for what we are we're a family unbelievable. to me a son me a phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d. w. me a phony. this is deja vu news live from berlin it's known as the alternative nobel prize giving local heroes global recognition the winners of this year's right livelihood award have been announced speaks with recipients including this investigative journalist from azerbaijan she was jailed for her role.

plus what's up at byron munich a day after the shock sacking of coach carlos mencia latif we ask whether germany's biggest club can return to its twenty ways. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us in spain the countdown . and it is on for a contested referendum in the region of catalonia local authorities are determined to hold a vote on breaking away from spain but madrid says that sunday's referendum is a legal and cannot be allowed to go ahead more than seven and a half million people live in the semi autonomous region of catalonia that you see in the top right corner of your screen there officials there are calling for a peaceful vote but thousands of extra spanish police officers have been sent into the region and they have seized millions of ballots fourteen catalonian politicians have also been arrested. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in barcelona and across catalonia the abundance of catalan flags isn't something new in this wealthy part of northeastern spain but their significance has taken on greater meaning the head of the unauthorized indepen

byron munich to truly understand all these three words. meet. me as some young. yes yes some yes i don't think you can touch us like the sun by an exclusive journey into the song of bio munich. yes a new it's a kind of culture war we are who we are in accept us for what we are were a family and believe. me a son me a phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d w. imagine being born as. you are a like a compromise in that sense. you want to look at the new school. he want to use but on a lot to do. when you're sick the doctor knows when you fall in love they won't. you don't have children to fear they'll be invisible to. you assure you you have no. there's no proof just. every ten minutes. this is. ten million people in the world this think they have no nationality and are told made up along and. that everyone has the right. everyone has the right to say. german chancellor angela merkel has begun the tough task of trying to build a government after her conservative bloc place first in sunday's general election the center left social democrats say they oppose a cont

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let's talk about alice rodriguez this was the biggest name that byron picked up this summer. how big a thing for them is it for him to get off the mark so strongly all finally he had a chance to perform and he did well it was a great game for him. to assist and one goal that's that's why he wanted to have this player a lot of people were quite skeptical about him well he really wasn't the first player in madrid but he showed today that he can perform let's see how he do he how he doesn't champions league right speaking of the champions league this might be a problem going forward in the champions league as well as in the bundesliga or byron it didn't hurt them tonight but member noirs absence is going to hurt a little bit going down the road is it not i don't think so because sudan is a good keeper i was surprised when he signed in munich as a backup for money and because he's in his prime time he's still young he can be easily the number one almost any club in the bundesliga so now it's time for him to perform and he will do well i'm not worried. since he will be back and ge

a stunning bundesliga result at byron munich underdogs wolfsburg surprise the champions. hello and welcome i'm michel henry it's good to have you with us. with curan set to vote on sunday the leading candidates for the post the chancellor have been making their case to voters on the other merkel and her challenger martin short both held election rallies on friday the latest polls give merkel's christian democrats a double digit lead over martin chose his social democrats but that didn't dampen chilton doozie as an at his rally in berlin. a pop star's welcome in berlin two days before polling martin schulz also enjoyed a rousing reception when he first announced his return from brussels to stanford chancellor his arrival then saw the social democrats soar in the polls those ratings have since dipped and critics say his proposed investments are really handouts but schultz is not changing his tune he's a smart man but i still learn about that we've got one and that's when we talk about fair wages about collective wage agreement the jobs with permanent contract should be the

that's happened since one thousand nine hundred eighty one well there's been immediate fallout with byron munich sacking their coach carlo and chalabi after a three nil thrashing by paris on jermaine now the shock waves from that move by germany's biggest club are still reverberating a former byron player really sod all will take over as interim coach for their next match that's at half of berlin on sunday when the club's home. gets a reminder now of our top stories this hour indian officials say more than twenty people are dead dozens more injured following a stampede in mumbai incident happened on a foot bridge at the probably every row weigh station during morning rush hour. that bridge was reportedly overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rains . i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for joining us sara kelly will be with you at the top of the hour from a thanks so much for being with us and have a great weekend. the world over information they provide the pinions they want to express g.w. and phase.

the line up river e robin hummels in boa tank so i think there was something rotten in the state of byron in munich into this was the final straw so where do they go from here you know there been some rumors well right now immediately it's going to be willie sec knol the assistant he's going to take over the reins thomas to cole was a coach of rusia dorman he's a name that's been thrown out in the. rumor mail possibly he could you know fill the slot of byron munich typically they have very world recognize a notable coaches fill in these reigns in my opinion the young wonder kid from oppenheim you leonardo's is the best bet he's homegrown a german native i think byron winning in the long run will look and try to get a coach that knows the players knows the system and that wants to be a bar munich and more importantly he's german so i think in a few years there will be the call that you have to wait and see. it in front i thank you that. turkey has reacted to the independence referendum held by iraqi kurds turkish forces have stopped training kurdish soldiers to fight so-called islamic stat

a stunning bundesliga result at byron munich underdogs wolfsburg surprise the champions. league. hello and welcome i'm michel henery it's good to have you with us. with germans set to vote on sunday the leading candidates for the post of chancellor have been waiting their case to voters on glimmer girl and her challenger martin schulz both held election rallies on friday the latest polls give merkel's christian democrats a double digit lead over martin schultz a social democrats but that didn't devon showed his enthusiasm at his rally in berlin. martin schultz meeting his supporters two days before polling he's determined to fight on despite being given almost no chance of beating merkel tomorrow some say his main campaign issue social justice has failed to energize voters yet this is the issue to which he returns at a rally in berlin remember the learn of. when we talk about fair wages about collective wage agreement the jobs with permanent contract should be the norm in germany which is the basis for a good future for the next generation. the passion of schulz's speech left man

here's byron pitts with more. >> i want to know your perspective. >> reporter: for the past year, inside this middle school classroom, school lessons have taken a personal turn. >> your voices matter. >> reporter: for some, old fears have been renewed. >> oftentimes when i was little, no one asked me what i thought. >> i think as a teacher, i just want to provide a safe space for my kids and for them to know that their voices are extremely important. >> reporter: especially when some of them or their paren >> we tell our kids constantly, if you work hard, you can get anywhere in life. however, with having a status as being undocumented, that proves to be a challenge. >> reporter: it's a challenge teacher ms. luna knows well, she, too, is undocumented. her status has been protected for the past five years under president obama's daca program, granting young immigrants temporary permission to stay in the u.s. more th nearly 800,000 are protect the under the order. >> this is a temporary stopgap measure that gives a relief and hope to talented, driven, patriotic young people. >> reporter: b

byron munich to truly understand all these three. son who. yes tell me i don't see kind of you can't touch a refinery and buy an. exclusive journey to the sun. yes i mean it's a kind of culture to walk we are who we are in accept us for what we are we're a family unbelievable. be a sunny a phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d w. this is deja vu news live from berlin tensions rising in catalonia ahead of a referendum for independence the spanish government is calling sunday's planned vote illegal but pro independence protesters are demanding the right to decide their own future will report on the deepening divisions.

byron munich to truly understand all news is three words. elect me as some young. men yet some you can see kind of you can't touch us refining them by an. exclusive journey into the sun of my own munich eleven years i mean it's a kind of culture to walk we are who we are not suppose for what we are we're a family unbelievable. to me a son mia phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d. w. me yet. this is d.w. news live from berlin confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum rallies take place in both madrid and barcelona to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the catalonian government insist that.

he says he was taken down i go -- by a las vegas police officer with we're up all "nightline" with byronitts. >> you feel like a movie. everything was happening so fast. people were running. people were scare. nobody knew what was going on. >> reporter: in his first interview, michael bennet describes the chaos and fear before being confronted by police. word spread that there were gunshots in the lobby of the casino and everyone took off running. >> reporter: no one saw a gun and everybody saw panic. >> people asking what are we going to do, what are we going to do? we started rye trying trying to. >> reporter: once outside, he says he was singled out by two police officers. >> somebody said get on the ground. the guns were already drawn. at that point, i'm just thinking, is this real right now? >> reporter: this video obtained by tmz sports shows bennett on the ground with an officer cuffing him, yelling at him. >> i wasn't >> reporter: he says he was terrified to make a move. >> when you see you're a suspect and guns are drawn, you're like, what did i do? can you please tell me what i

he was happy with what he'd seen in the first half while his counterpart was busy fighting byron's down. his touchline antics and motivational skills seem to work i think a team spirit kept on fighting the change of tactics a little bit. he went on playing with the two strikers and said to be. to have a mood like this said in german and to go up front and just a game of sport believed they could turn it around so much so that maximilian on old had to go from thirty metres out. of three moves mountains above us at least spend who like to move his property manuel neuer is deputy looking rusty. the last time both school got any points in munich was sixteen years ago. they were lucky the police didn't down them hear. of but they also showed a real team spirit fight and efficiency. seven minutes from time powerful hard delivered this marvelous cross which found danielle de duffy of to the final score a point for both sport in the champions backyard of. the jubilee the teacher. smith had inspired his team at half time to come back which boils the machine and might just inspire a turnaround in

. -- byron white. byron was from colorado and he engaged neil to be his clerk. -- his law clerk.ause byron was no longer sitting on the court he shared , neil with justice kennedy. that was my first meeting with my now colleague. exchangeogether on an with tourists from england, and we did a paper together for that conference. ♪ charlie: let's look back at the career, not only in terms of the justices you have known. but when you look back, what is the most important majority opinion you have written? justice ginsberg: that is like asking me -- charlie: which children you like best? justice ginsberg: and grandchildren. charlie: but you feel strongly that somehow been enormously significant? justice ginsberg: yes. i would say the majority opinion in the virginia military institute case. tot winter, i went to vmi celebrate the 20th anniversary of that decision. it was a joy to see how well that had worked out. they are very proud of their women cadets. to beare women who ought engineers, nuclear scientists. they have women on the faculty now. on their board of directors. in general

and in football byron munich are humbled in paris as p.s.g. defeat the bundesliga giants three nil in the champions league. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show it's to iraq now where kurds there are facing growing political isolation after the massive yes to independence and monday's referendum airlines from turkey egypt jordan lebanon say they'll be halting all flights to iraqi kurdistan at the request of baghdad now turkey has also warned it could stop cross border trade with the region and iraq central government has threatened its own sanctions. there were euphoric scenes among iraq's kurds after the official result was announced could issue authorities say that with a seventy three percent voter turnout the poll had been a resoundingly success. at this historic moment i want to congratulate you on the success of the referendum on the independence of kurdistan in our autonomous region and the areas outside the autonomous region which kurdistan claims. in baghdad the reaction couldn't be more different iraq's government opposes the kurdish

they tried to arrest byron -- byron tunnell.s examined and released, he had a seizure and was taken to the hospital where he died. they say he swallowed drugs before the arrest. >>> new details and the helicopter crash that killed two virginia police officers. the chopper went do you know during the violent rallies there. the preliminary report says security video shows that helicopter spinning, nose down, before it disapar the debris field was several hundred feet long. ntsb says there's no evidence that the chopper was hit by any object. >>> a group of residents wants the county to remove a huge confederate flag flying on private property on 95. opponents say it may be seen as racist, give people the wrong impression of stafford county. they urge up the county to put up billboards with a different message near the flag. >> welcoming everybody to stafford county. embracing a message of inclusion and diversity in our county. >> this confederate flag was installed as part of a statewide campaign from virginia flaggers three years

here's my "nightline" co-anchor byron pitts. >> i'm going to college.trip. 14 hours. >> mother. >> yeah. >> should i bring these jars? >> yeah. you're going to need them for all the clothes you're bringing. >> reporter: across the country the season for both a bittersweet and joyous rite of passage. >> the disaster she's leaving behind. >> reporter: 17-year-old amaya munoz putting the finishing touches on her last-minute packing before takeoff. >> i was just looking at baby pictures over there. >> big day. >> yeah. >> big day. very big day. very proud. >> reporter: meanwhile, across town. >> ready? >> yes, we are. taking jazz out. >> jasmine kerr is also beginning her journey. >> everyone is friendly and nice. >> reporter: from the bronx, new york to depaul university in greencastle, indiana carrying her family's hopes on her shoulders. >> my older brother, he went to stonybrook university and he wasn't successful there. he actually dropped out. >> he felt isolated in college. >> yes. >> it's just a transition, a culture shock. not having that support u

it happened at a parking lot on taylor road in byron.le were hit and injured before morales took off. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... we're going steaking in gary's world. and would you rather look stupid or get a concussion? facebook is spending millions on marshawn lynch.. let's just hope he says something! the world according to gary is in a few minutes. (james) and tracking some pretty intense lightning storms across the bay area right now. this is a look at stormtracker 4 radar. we'll have more coming up. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. (robin) no major hot spots. on wb 4 from antioch to concord and wb 80 from crockett to the maze (james) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is after the break. (darya) the amazing indians go for their 21st straight victory when right-hander mike clevinger, who has

and byron york, chief correspondent of washington.here is a decision here, it seems like it's going to be a walking in the middle, somehow. a caveat that the dreamers can stay. but we don't know how it's going to play out for what congress is going to do. >> right. that's the question. trump really doesn't want to do this. you can tell by his expression and the signals he's been given, he does not want to repeal this. he's going to try to punt. i think he wants congress to handle it. we heard from speaker ryan he wants congress to handle it. we will see if congress can handle it. to handle it, they will pass make some sort of specific legislation just for dreamers. but obviously, this all comes out of the fact that president obama couldn't get immigration reform through congress when he was in office. there is no chance that we are going to have any sort of comprehensive immigration reform. it's going to be this one little piece. >> medicine, looking at the white house briefing today, those reporters were trying to get the answer. >>

byron york, chief political correspondent at the "washington examiner."hannon, we have a clarification from the white house saying the president was not saying he wants to see taxes raised for the top earners but he was not saying they are going down either. >> right. it still so many details about the tax plan that we don't know. that's part of why it's easy to be bipartisan right now and have democrats coming to the white house. we don't know the details. once the detail start coming out, we can see the turf divide. if the tax cuts for corporations are permanent but temporary for individuals, if there is an increase on the wealthy or if it looks like the wealthy is getting a bailout. those are the things democrats are going to latch onto. we will see if this bipartisan spirit carries into october. >> bret: kevin brady, house ways and means committee chairman sink is -- saying september 25. vu heard the treasury secretary saying they wanted to be revenue neutral. based on their calculations as far as what they calculate growth going forward. >> the way w

host: byron, last caller on this segment. go ahead.aller: i don't think it should be regulated. , i considerwe have socialists and communists in our country. i don't think you can depend on the government to regulate this information. just look at what is happening with the last election where we thethe government spying on people. wouldou are talking about be like venezuela therir party. i don't think you can trust the government to do your work for you. i think you need to make your own decision, and if you don't believe that, go to the communist party usa webpage and read their propaganda. you understand. host: is there any area you think we can depend on the government to regulate, that you trust the government that environmental regulations, workplace safety, is there a place you think is proper for the government to regulate? would: not -- just -- i not want to quote 100% trust in the government regulating anything because you have to use common sense in thinking about what you're doing. host: byron, our last caller in this segme

byron?the whole point of the 90 day travel ban was to give the bureaucracy time to come up with new standards to deal with people coming in the united states from terrible like the countries, and they've been doing just that. they've come up with these standards, talked to every single country in the world about them, and countries that live up to the new standards will be fine. those who can't or won't we'll have some restrictions on people who came here. basically what has happened is the administration has done what they said they were going to do when they did the initial travel ban. >> bret: a.b.? >> these issues are really important to trump's base and he'll talk about it in alabama. all the countries have seen the legal hurdles, when it was perceived as a religious test, it was unconstitutional pure they will be fine with the country specific restrictions and put it behind us. he will claim a policy when back when it's all said and done. >> bret: kim, i want to turn to the hacking sto

byron, it's another tease. coming up. next week. >> isn't it so romp?e into the next episode to find out what i'm going to do. he has to do something. you can't give a speech like he gave yesterday, calling it an embarrassment, complete failure, and then recertify it and say it's okay. i'll sign up again. i think after twice recertifying under duress, he felt he was being pressured and pushed by his advisors to do this, it seems pretty clear he wants to make some changes. whether that means pulling out completely or wanting to renegotiate or do something. he's going to do something and not just recertification. >> bret: mara, the question is about european leaders and one is the french president macron. >> north korea is a good illustration, nuclear deal with iran. we stopped everything with north korea. years and years ago. we stopped any monitoring, anything with them. i don't want to replicate the situation with iran. >> bret: there you go. >> the question is if he wants to pull out, what happens next. rex tillerson said on your show last night we do

for late details, here's byron pitts. >> david, there has been a second massive rock fall at yosemite national park and there are reports of injuries. this just a day after a slab dropped from el capitan, killing one british climber and injures a second. a witness said it appeared to be three times the size of yesterday's, and happened at the same location. rock slides at yosemite are not uncommon, but rarely fatal. david? >> byron, thank you. >>> we turn now to president trump's new tax plan, promising a middle class miracle. tonight, the white house was pressed for specifics. how much will middle class americans see? and how much will wealthy americans see? here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl.teo today claimed president trump's tax plan could save the average american family up to $1,000 a year. >> if we allow a family to keep another $1,000 of their income, what does that mean? they can renovate their kitchen, they can buy a new car, they can take a family vacation. >> reporter: but the details are still sketchy, and the president's top economic adviser today

results in byron's group the battle of the outsiders when celtic's way is they won three zero in on the last elsewhere there are plenty of goals scored big wins for basel manchester united chelsea want to weigh in madrid whereas eventis and barcelona also notched up important victories. and the football continues tonight with the europa league cologne wants to end their bonus legal woes where they are winless and six games and stuck at the bottom of the table the billy goats are getting ready to welcome red star belgrade and they're desperate to rediscover that winning touch. cologne have enjoyed a tumultuous start to this season they lost their first five win this league games conceding thirteen goals in the process and they've struggled at the other end to new structures john corbett is yet to struck in the german leg cologne as a tame have found the net just once. again has earned the fans passionate support but he is on borrowed time. a change of scenery could be just what the billy goats need on thursday they welcome red star belgrade in the europa league. it was all in the so so o