chao: absolutely not.like to have one -- more than one airline manufacturer, number one. fullr two, airbus has a backlog of orders. you would have to wait for years. the backlog -- four years. the backlog is extensive. we are working with the aviation authorities and communities. chao toant secretary make sure we never get rid of the boeing 730. maxcine: how close the 737 -- when a bullet be cleared to fly again? -- when will it be cleared to fly again? making anywe are not timetables because safety is number one, and the families of those who lost loved ones deserve that. francine: have you spoken to elon musk about his projects? sec. chao: i have talked to him about many other projects. he is interesting. he talked about flying cars. he is so pressured and so prescient and so farsighted, he is talking about a vision i cannot imagine. the hyperloop is very important. tom: we are going to come back and talk about so many important topics. we will go to break, and i want to come back and talk about transpor

. >> reporter: it is the chaos of another encampment clearing in oakland. it is hard on the civil servant asked to carry out these orders. and, it is more heartbreak for the homeless being told, once again, you can't sleep here. >> this is not any kind of problem that is creating problems with other problems. >> reporter: every time the city does this the homeless experience a roller coaster of anger, anxiety and alienation. >> they treat us like we are nothing. and this is not fair, we are humans too and everyone has their struggles in life. some just worse than others. >> what is clearing the street ultimately going to do? >> put all of us homeless people over on another street, that is all it will do. we will just her ig. thanthis i parking site. two months later, the landowner is still trying to clear people out. many homeless residents have been here for six years, tracy moved here because city workers told her to when they clear that her last encampment. >> they are just doing that from here to there, it is like a game to them. they are making money o

is, we have chaos because there are no generals in the room. i wanted to say one thing, points, theof the united states of america should be concern for two reasons. said thatr 45, he person is his best friend. we don't know what transpired with them because trump took the dialogue away from the translator so we did not know what would happen when he was in europe at the time. elected by the electoral college. the intelligence agency in the united states of america found the election was hacked. i am a phd scientist and i worked at the state department. know how the system works. host: thank you for the call. guest: i did not know where the question was. iif you look it was more successful. isis was largely defeated in 2017 geographically. united states respondent very -- fairly robustly to the use of chemical weapons by assad and syria. trump made a fairly successful speech in riyadh. a process that the national security advisor had, a more conventional national security process with meetings and options laid out for the president. the nationa

so mcdonald's is the place that was just an escape from the chaos. so the first question so ferguson is supposed to home and you talk about this. so why focus on the economic model? that i thought when i pick this up the mcdonald's is the place in the community. but through the lens of franchising. >> so what is happening in the story of why mcdonald's is one of the few places to open and it goes back to my curiosity to write a book about mcdonald's. remember the uprising in los angeles. after things had calmed down there is a press release that said with our stores in southern of them were harmed in that is for socially progressive policies since the 19 sixties. we thought it was the weirdest thing i had ever heard that there had been so much goodwill between people who are incredibly hurt and upset over the vindication of police officers that this is the first time people had seen it caught on video. at in the chaos of the uprising to say mcdonald's is one of us. what a strange claim. so i realize that when fast food entered communities of color es

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country's interest in libya which has been bloody chaos since 2011 when dictator moammar gadhafi was overthrown. a quiet day in libya's capital tripoli. libyans awaiting news of sunday's berlin peace conference but expectations are low. regarding the berlin conference if it favors the libyan people libya will of course welcome it but it pavers other matters that we won't be happy. the truth is the conference of berlin is simply a trap for libya i don't think that any benefits will come out of it. there are currently 2 sides to libya the internationally recognized government and the opposition spearheaded by this man general khalifa haftar he wants to take power and he's raised the stakes for supporting general have to have blocked oil exports from key ports in eastern libya holding the economy to ransom the country is divided and you have to protests in western libya the conference in berlin overseen by the united nations aims to bridge this divide but it won't be easy. not so pessimistic to say that will be used as well but i'm not saying naive to say that it will be the end of inte

weighs its response. >>> adding to the chaos a ukrainian plane crashes.illing all 176 people on board. what caused the pilot to lose control of the aircraft? >>> a state of emergency in puerto rico following its most powerful earthquake in more than 100 years. one person is dead and millions are without power. why many residents here are returning to their homes.

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that movement the revolution but at this moment while you are talking that is a confrontation and chaos in downtown beirut in the parliament between some protestors and the i guess after the scooter forces the protesters are throwing stones a mullet of. other project rides on one day the other. people are at the bar the water cannon it's obvious that the protesters are not quite happy for mission government some at least these protesters because in small companies in between the number who just great no don't on beirut and some of the major cities and some other approaches that are blocked some measure of lebanon. and in comparison with the other days it seemed a few were protesters no here were protesters but nevertheless you just described some scenes including militant cocktails for example which begs the question i mean how stable can we expect this cabinet to be. it depends on the ministerial statement according to my sources that the mystery or ministerial statement was focused on financial and economic issues is this government is even going to be able to over come and take this

the imperialist west has been playing for decades and decades and the reason europe interview since chaos into libya and then what it does it manages this chaos for years and years to come sometimes by military means sometimes by political means conferences negotiations economic sanctions you end decrees european union informant all of this is to keep the country and the control so they can rock its national wealth and control its political system and prevent more importantly its population from rising up and making sure that their country is sovereign and independent from foreign influence they change the role it's they are assigned roles between different parties in any conflict we call for every single libyan party political current to come together in a debian city not in berlin and does this of our vision of the african union because we are african and without any foreign participation no one is accepting because they know where this would be a genuine. decision we believe it was something the west does not want that's what they call to berlin. russia got a new prime minister this we

the chaos began after weekend air strikes by the u.s.ed 25 members of an iranian-backed militia group. those air strikes in retaliation for an attack in northern iraq that killed a u.s. contractor. the standoff marking another escalation in tensions between the u.s. and iran. president trump accusing iran of orchestrating the attack and calling on iraq to protect the embassy. but iran has a tight grip over baghdad's government. iraqi security services allowing militia members to flood this diplomatic area normally off-limits. iraqi forces eventually arriving pushing protesters back. >> i think it's been handled very well. the marines came in. as soon as we saw there was a potential for problem, they got in, and there was no problem whatsoever. >> reporter: and according to a state department spokesperson, there are currently no plans to evacuate the embassy. erielle and kenneth. >> ines, thank you. >>> a new year and a new threat from north korea. kim jong-un promising the world will soon witness a new strategic weapon. the north korean

it is a horrific afghans fear they want us to live in chaos worse than what we live in now there will be more killings and the fight will move to iraq. and in lebanon the around backs hezbollah militia threaten to hit american forces in the region i'll call what i did the last kellyanne emily kiya american army bases battleships and every american soldier in a region countries and in our lands i mean the american army killed kassim solo money and the others and it is the americans who will pay the price or be it that they're not all that well let me say a tall sum and. there's been no backing down on the american side in washington u.s. president donald trump threatened to hit tehran hard if iran strikes tweeting we have targeted 52 iranian sites representing the 52 american hostages taken by iran many years ago a reference to the. hostage crisis at the american embassy the fall of the 1979 iranian revolution a key event in the long running conflict between washington and tehran iran is announcement on sunday that it would no longer abide by the 2050 nuclear deal reasons the stakes fu

the chaos began after weekend air strikes by the u.s.ed 25 members of an iranian-backed militia group. those air strikes in retaliation for an attack in northern iraq that killed a u.s. contractor. the standoff marking another escalation in tensions between the u.s. and iran. president trump accusing iran of orchestrating the attack and calling on iraq to protect the embassy. but iran has a tight grip over baghdad's government. iraqi security services allowing militia members to flood this diplomatic area normally off-limits. iraqi forces eventually arriving pushing protesters back. >> i think it's been handled very well. the marines came in. as soon as we saw there was a potential for problem, they got in, and there was no problem whatsoever. >> reporter: and according to a state department spokesperson, there are currently no plans to evacuate the embassy. erielle and kenneth. >> ines, thank you. >>> a new year and a new threat from north korea. kim jong-un promising the world will soon witness a new strategic weapon. the north korean

a lot of pressure from all sides to find something like common ground to stop this descending into chaos it's been a very long road to that realisation also within the years are you ready to michelle i just want to know here is a lot to get a sense of who these people are this is out sisi the. leader in egypt egypt. into the chancellor. i'm sorry michelle please continue yes and he he also is a major player he also has a stake in this conflict and he also is not somebody who is known to adhere to international diplomacy necessarily has a very particular interest in libya and won't be an easy partner and this also believes in pretty much the force on the ground and reality on the ground and this is where general have to really has a lot to show in fact he blockaded those oil exporting ports of the day before this conference simply to demonstrate the very power he has on the ground for now the united nations its resolutions don't really count for that terribly much having said that the players who are currently gathering around the table here in berlin are the only ones who have the power

that situation come up with all those people without power, the travel chaos etc.e wasn't just one fold regulator, the main problem was that there wasn'tjust one fold in the system, they say and usually there are two false at the same time but why did that cause such chaos? the reason why it was the size of the fault and also national grid in its security and quality of supply standard only has to secure against a loss of one power station, not two, so when one went down, 800 megawatts followed, and generation went down and this meant there wasn't enough generation to meet demand and there had to be disconnection to prevent a com pletely disconnection to prevent a completely national power cuts are some people lost supply to make sure everybody else didn't have to. theoretically we are still in the same situation, that could happen again, couldn't it? potentially, if you lose a lot of power stations you get into that situation so it's an economic argument about do you want to procure enough reserve to meet a very, very rare event? 0r to procure enough reserve to me

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by those who say its government is trying to stir up chaos and on the diplomatic front katz's a mia arrived in tehran pushing for talks to resolve the crisis with the u.s. forces barry reports. an important ally on an important mission. the 1st official visit to iran by the emir of qatar shift i mean been hammered all funny comes at a critical time for the region at the invitation of president hassan rouhani the 2 leaders discussed increasing economic and political cooperation. rajoy. me yet considering the importance of regional security especially in the waterways in the persian gulf and the strait of hormuz and the sea of a man who decided to have more talks and corporation for the security of the whole region. the recent crisis between iran and the united states was also on the agenda qatar is one of the few countries in the region that maintains a close relationship with washington and tehran. walked has said this visit comes as a very critical time in the region and we've agreed that the only solution is to defuse a skill ations among all parties and we've also agreed that dialogue an

. >>> overseas, chaos in iran. protests erupting over iran's accidental downing of a ukrainian passenger jet. police firing tear gas into the crowd. this as president trump and his own defense secretary send mixed messages about that imminent threat from tehran. >>> the impeachment showdown heating up. house speaker nancy pelosi planning to deliver the articles of impeachment to the senate within days. president trump tonight complaining about the, quote, stigma of having been impeached. >>> the battle for iowa. senator bernie sanders now with the momentum as elizabeth warren goes on offense and michael bloomberg on the campaign trial with judge judy also signaling just how much he's willing to spend. >>> panic on the court. gunfire erupting during a high school basketball game. two people injured including a police officer. >>> also tonight, the mystery surrounding a grim discovery. the body of a woman missing for two months found in the back of a u-haul truck, wrapped in plastic and cardboard. what happened? >>>

after the chaos of the first world war an officer named reza khan crowns himself king or shah.ide with the nazis. the allies make him abdicate to his son. then mosidek was elected. this displeased the prince who worked with their friends in the cia to overthrow him in a 1953 coup reinstalling the western friendly shah. for a time, iran was an economically thriving, pro-american island of stability in the middle east. the deck dent shah was holding on to power. the shah's western ways angered the muslim streak which was around ayatollah khomeini. the shah left on a permanent vacation and next month khomeini became supreme ruler of what was then and now the islamic republic of iran. a theocracy bent on overturning all western influence. jimmy carter gave the shah asylum in america. armed thugs stormed the embassy in tehran taking 56 hostages, 52 of what would be held for 444 days. and an american rescue plane crashed and burned in the desert killing eight service members. carter declared a state of emergency that remains in place to this day ending diplomatic and economic relatio

>> i conclude ongoing chaos within this administration, and the clearly that the iraqi parliament wants us to leave, and this letter actually seemed to comport with it, and only to be told moments later it is a mistake. so, you know, we have asked earlier what is the end game? i don't think that there is an end game that this administration thought about, because this is the way that the president makes his decision, and here we are with chaos in the middle east, and sending close to 10,000 more troops into the middle east where they are going to be stationed we don't know, and sending b-52s and rather than de-escalating the tensions rr ther s that are alr, we are going to do more. >> and the secretary of state pompeo briefed the senators on the run this afternoon, and you serve on the senator armed services committees and have you been briefed? >> no. >> why? >> because we will be briefed wednesday and i don't know who pompeo briefed and perhaps the republicans, but i do not know. however, it is really difficult at this stage for us to, to give that much credence to the after the fact

liz: great to see you, in chaos, your reaction. >> isn't it wonderful to see?is probably pretty exciting but the democratic establishment is really afraid here, liz. they're old enough to remember like i am, maybe you are, george mcgovern and walter mondale who pledged to hand out money for free and raise taxes in doing so and they both went to landslide defeats. they certainly don't want that to happen. not only because they don't want to have president trump reelected but also the effect on senate, the house, and down ballot races. the surge for sanders though is really part of the angst seat that is going on in this country among young people and working people of this country, especially here in california because they're finding it is so difficult to be able to afford a real niece liveable life anymore. years of regulations and taxes. liz: in blue states. >> in blue states. in blue states especially. you're absolutely right. liz: 2020 democrats like joe biden and pete buttigieg now saying, hey, bernie, stop dodging, stop avoiding questions now you say you

i saw the chaos. i have a different take on it. i expect a lot of this chaos was calculated. i did that because i worked in the white house for george h w bush. so much what we did was calculated. some of my best friends who were journalists could not believe some of the things we did were actually calculated, but they were. it was spy versus spy versus spy versus spy. when you think you got the story straight, there is a politician manipulating it. i was in the white house not expecting it to be the way -- that way. i came out thinking everything was cockaded. son sue said out of cast comes opportunity. nato, donald trump blew up nato. isa is our oldest treaty -- this is our oldest treaty. look what he's doing to this treaty. they were talking to the media trump. mouthing donald donald trump came in and he impersonated the generals. they would say sir, these are our friends. they are our friends, sir. trump would say if they are our friends, why are they not keeping their ? why did they sign a document and say this percent of gdp will go to defense, and our middle-class has

it was just chaos. >> what is the smell like? >> the whole mall was cloudy and just smoke everywhere. gunpowder, burning smell. >> did any of them come anywhere near you? >> i saw two of them that walked from the main entrance in front of the line of stores directly in front of us. >> hold on. what did you see? i mean you saw their feet go by? >> no. i saw them. i saw two whole men. you know, they were 50 yards, 30 yards away, i don't know. >> what did they look like? >> they had tan and gray clothing and they were carrying very, very large weapons, very large guns. >> reporter: hearing the gunfire and screams echoing through the mall, both catherine and faith could tell the gunmen were spreading out, killing people as they went along. two mothers trapped with young children worried they'd be next and a growing fear seized catherine. her boys were no longer answering their phones. where were they? >>> coming up -- the terrifying uncertainty for those inside the mall and loved ones outside. >> i got a phone call, your wife and son

into libya and then what it does it's many agents this chaos for years and years to come sometimes by military means sometimes by political means conferences negotiations economic sanctions you end the crees european union unfoldment all of this is to keep the country and the control so they can rock its national wealth and control its political system and prevent more importantly its population from rising up and making sure that the country is sovereign and independent from foreign influence the berlin conference is just another step in this that action ok the new good guys and bad guys is the corporate media or love so much is it your understand the ceasefire at least is holding in libya there are reports of some turkish backed jna that's the un mandated soldiers dying and have you been invited to the berlin government has saved every bit invited to the berlin government from the outside they claim that they are inviting everyone the reason that they imposed a ceasefire specially a from tech aside is because they understood that the libyan army was about to capture chipper now thos

but suddenly, tova remembers chaos, shouting. they ordered them to get dress the again. something had gone wrong in the crematorium. she would walk back. >> and i hear my mother's voice again. my name. she says what happened? and i remember say beiing in a loud voice. they didn't do it this time. they'll do it next time. >> reporter: the soviets were closing in. the nazis began sending thousands on death marches. some of the most desperate running toward the fences. >> the worst part is when you see people running to the electric fence that was unforgettable scenery for us. >> reporter: but amid the madness and chaos, tova's mother finds her. they stay behind, hiding in a women's hospital among the bodies. >> get in. so i got in without asking anything. and she maneuvered my face so that my breath was toward the floor. i don't know how long it took, but i heard germans coming in, shooting, shooting. i could hear the boots. i always heard those german boots. i stopped breathing. they moved on. >> reporter: the nazis left, setting the place on fire. >> then i smelled smoke

>>> there was chaos outside venezuela's national assembly.orces blocked leader juan guaido. at one point he tried to climb a fence but was prevented from entering. inside the chaos continued. rivals proclaimed another leader. hours later, a majority of congress held an emergency meeting elsewhere to reelect guaido as their leader. he has been recognized by more than 50 nations, including the u.s. opposition leaders blamed nicolas maduro for a move to try to oust guaido. >>> back home, the golden globes were handed out and more about the death of jeffrey epstein. those are the morning headlines. a new 60 minutes" investigation released new details in the death of jeffrey epstein. a warning now, some of the photos you are about to seen are graphic. in august, epstein was found dead in his jail cell. the new york city medical office ruled it a suicide by hanging and stands by that. according to reports. dr. michael baden, forensic, coroner says he sees things differently. >> the forensic evidence released so far including autopsy toy much more t

it was absolute chaos.t was absolute anarchy, mostly because the police didn't do that great of a job. it was not at all comparable. the fact that the media kept saying in charlottesville. , is really insulting. >> tucker: when was the last time you are aware of that right wing protesters set fire to anything? >> none that i can think of. the only thing that i can really .2 is having their rallies in portland they are out there being provocative. in terms of regular gunowners cut like we saw today. >> tucker: i appreciate your first-hand account. great to see you. well, governor blackface's gun-control measures will make those a lot more like -- here's an interesting step for those of you who can trap. in virginia, right now, the murder rate is 5.4, 400,000. in maryland, it's nearly twice that. you do the math. we are happy to see him. thanks so much for coming on. quick to the politics of it. here, you have a governor caught wearing blackface. he hasn't told us which. he immediately shifts into gun grabbin

. >> it was chaos, chaos today out here. a lot of kids. so it's just sad, though. >> developing news out of oakland tonight. a mother was killed by a hit and run driver on the way to pick up her daughter at school. >> it happened this afternoon around 3:20. lauren martinez has the story. >> just really sad, though. >> reporter: 3:15 friday afternoon, a mother walking across the cross walk in front of elmhurst middle school was killed by a hit and run driver. >> the car sped off and left her, you know, on the ground. i don't know how many kids were outside, could have been a hundred or more. a lot of them saw what happened. >> reporter: school staff says it's not uncommon for drivers to speed here on 98th avenue. >> with traffic being backed un, kids out, you have to slow down. >> reporter: police are looking for the driver responsible. >> the vehicle is a newer nissan maxima, white in color and damage to the peassenger side windshield. >> we need people to s down this would be someone that you love, and now their life is over. >> reporter:

it's interesting as i'm saying this stuff, they want crime and chaos. then i say now i sort of understand why they hate me. it's true. >> "washington post" points out that's a rare moment of self-awareness for the president. president who like i said squandered credibility. just when he needs it most. and i want you it think about this, think about how much this president this administration, this president in particular loves to take credit for everything and tout everything they do. the economy is great. we're helping here and doing this for this industry. if they had prevented an imminent attack or attacks, wouldn't they be showing it off to everybody? for everyone to see. the good work. what they prevented. just a question. i'm just asking. just me sitting here just wondering. this administration can't seem to get the story straight on the strike that kild the top iranian general. how can you believe them when their story keeps changing? we'll discuss with one of the people who asked the question in the press briefing. caitlyn collins. susan and max

lester >> all right, thanks, al >>> still ahead, chaos at a high school wrestling match when a parent charged on to the mat. we'll tell you what happened next i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. in 2016 i warned thatt donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> all right. we're back now with a high school wrestling

lester >> all right, thanks, al >>> still ahead, chaos at a high school wrestling match when a parent charged on to the mat. we'll tell you what happened next >>> all right, we're back now with a high school wrestling match that took a disturbing turn when a dad rushes in and tackled the teenager competing against his son. here is morgan chesky with that. >> reporter: it just takes ten seconds for this high school wrestling match to go from an athlete's illegal throw to the mat to all-out chaos after the father of the losing wrestler blind side tackles the other team before being taken down himself officers arresting barry lee jones, now charged with simple assault and disorderly conduct. tonight the north carolina school's wrestling team says they're in shock, horror and disbelief following the inconceivable action of one parent on a wrestler. >> this is absolutely the worst, an adult attacking a child playing a game it doesn't get any worse than that. >> reporter: brian barlow started a face book page posting confrontations involving parents to show what not to do in tennessee, a so

officially reigned supreme will be chaos. i'm not sure how the chaos may affect any vetoes on an issue. [laughter]. satan. now in 2019, we took bold steps to expand educational opportunities. to protect our environment and natural resources and perform healthcare and invest in infrastructure both for public safety. all while reducing taxes and maintaining healthy budget reserves. what we look to savor of these full beginnings we have much more to do. for everything, there is a season and at the start of this new decade, this is for the season of opportunity. we have the chance to build on the strong foundation and she has to face the challenges before us, and the chance to leave a legacy of success that will benefit her people now and in the future. if we work together during our season of opportunity, we can ensure florida works for foul citizens. this will require a lot of sweat and not just words, the deeds. we can't just rest on past accomplishments and are only easy day, was yesterday. now florida must remain steadfast i

esteemed respected cook political report warning that the democratic race is in chaos.e may not see a front-runner even after iowa caucus on monday. you may not see a frond runner until the super tuesday. u.s. gd, 2.3% growth. the president wants 3% growth. talk about that. >> yes, absolutely. the president predicted 3% growth which we think is absolutely attainable. over the course of the last year or so the democrats in in congress really dragged their heels on usmca. if we had that in place we may see higher growth. we had the gm strike. we seen number of issues, boeing with ongoing eschews. the administration is confident that those issues will be resolved in relatively short order if they haven't already. so you need a good partner in congress to rein in government spending. this administration is absolutely committed to doing that as we move forward. given the fact we've seen slow downs in europe, particularly led to slowdowns in china. the global economic picture essentially slowed down of the fact the american economy is so strong it is a huge testament to this

quote, teheran can't match washington's fire power but it can spread chaos in the middle east and around public and an angered international community cause america to stand down. at the m that may seem like a huge ask, and it is, but they believe the islamic republic has the know how and capability to carry out such a campaign. they could escalate things in a lot of different places. "they have the capacity to do a lot of damage." joining us, former fbi special supervisory agent who spent years pursuing terrorists. he is the ceo of the sue fawn group. the question people have is not at the qassim suleimani was a remarkably potent man. some have argued more potent than osama bin laden. the issue is what do you do next? killing osama bin laden did not have the same complexity at the would follow in angering a state at the doing this will have with iran. >> sure. osama bin laden was a leader of a non-state actor. he was hiding in pakistan when we killed him. qassim suleimani is one of the foremost generals. i think the iranians definitely will respond. i don't know if they will respond imm

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the growing chaos within the democratic party.ith the first votes of the 2020 race less than a week from now, things are falling apart. bernie sanders is all of a sudden poised to win back the first three contests in a row. historically that's been a guarantee of a presidential nomination. bernie's rise has been happening for months but like every major new development in the world, it's been slow to dawn on official washington which has been wholly engage the emotionally satisfying ritual of hating donald trump. now bernie has arrived and he's impossible to ignore. the democratic establishment is waking up to a nightmare and they are horrified. no democrat in washington really believes joe biden is a strong candidate, no matter what they tell you. talk to them privately, anyone who knows him, and they will admit joe biden shouldn't even be running or for that matter driving. everyone agrees it is sad to watch. their designated savior is finance mobile michael bloomberg. an elderly white male billionaire writing to the rescue of a

just a glimpse of the chaos unfolding there that left two officers dead. local media reporting it started when the suspect was served an eviction notice and stabbed his female landlord. first responders rushing to the scene met by gunfire. the suspect according to our affiliate kitv, shooting at least two officers. >> they were doing cpr on the police officer and then there was a loud bang. sounded like a shotgun, and it was five or six gunshots, sound like pistol shots. and then they brought out another officer on a -- on a stretcher. >> reporter: the suspect now believed to be dead inside the landlord's house after setting it on fire. the flames quickly spreading out of control to other homes with firefighters forced to stay back because of the ongoing danger. tonight the landlord and at least one officer are hospitalized and the fbi is now on the scene in hawaii. tom? >> marci gonzalez with that breaking news out of hawaii tonight. marci, thank you. >>> we're also following major developments with the royal family. prince harry breaking his silence afte

chaos as mexico tries to stop hundreds of people from central america entering on their way to the unitedempt to set a world record in sri lanka for the largest gathering of twins seems to have failed.

and travel chaos in france as the next phase of a massive strike action gets underway french workers stick to the streets in a bid to press present a man in the crawl to give up on his campaign promise to push through pension reforms. plus a shock announcement in the british royal family in was a tabloid is calling him exit prince harry and his wife meghan announced they will step back from royal duties and spend more time in north america we talk to the author of a book on prince harry called the inside story. kind of a well most continue on the cima. u.s. president says iran appears to be standing down in its confrontation with the united states at the same time he did not threaten for the military action funding in the wake of myside strikes on u.s. time gets in iraq just 1000 off the tron statement ruckus in baghdad's green zone where u.s. government buildings on located. sirens rang out over the iraqi capital on wednesday night it's not clear who was behind the rocket attack in the green zone a high security enclave where the u.s. embassy is located there were no casualties but

has unleashed one of the longest strike actions in france in decades and it's cause weeks of travel chaos let's go to our correspondent lisa lewis she's standing by for us in central paris covering the story for us hi lisa tell us what's been happening there in the french capital today. well people here there are 10000 tens of thousands of people who are marching from some point in the east of paris the president of the big towards the west of paris nearest to the gulf. obviously there are more than $200.00 protests and demonstrations happening across france today and this is the 36th day of strike here in france which is bringing to a whole largely at least local transport here in paris and the train the right way transport across france this is the longest strike since the 930 is the longest right away strike that's hear more about what this is actually about. for more than a month no french workers have taken to the streets they are worried they will have to work longer for and contribute more to their pensions. the reform is one of the manual mccall's key electoral promises a single p