chris page, bbc news, belfast.niversary. time now for all the sports news in sport today. this is sport today, live from the bbc sports centre. coming up on this programme: shock as barcelona are beaten 3—0 in roma. liverpool show manchester city it was no fluke as they win 2—1 on the night and go to they win 2—1 on the night and go to the last four 5—1 on aggregate. and live to the gold coast where south africa continue their medal winning ways at the commonwealth games, caster semenya claiming 1,500m gold on tuesday. hello there, welcome to the programme, where we start with the programme, where we start with the footballing news that barcelona have been dumped out of the champions league at the quarterfinal stage. the catala ns champions league at the quarterfinal stage. the catalans took a 4—1 lead to italy, but roma's 3—0 win sees them go through

chris page, bbc news, belfast.th games‘ medal table on day six, with england lying in second. elsewhere, wales have overtaken scotland to reach seventh and eighth place respectively. let's have a look at some of today's action. ben proud successfully defended his 50 metre freestyle title in the pool before helping england win silver in the men's 4x100 metre medley relay. but it was a mixed day for wales' youngest ever athlete. 11—year—old anna hursey won her first match, but was then knocked out of the women's table tennis singles. and it was a gold, silver and bronze for england, scotland and wales respectively in the pairs shooting title. it's been a big night in the champions league with two english teams competing for a place in the semi—finals. pep guardiola's manchester city had to overcomejurgen klopp's liverpool and a three—goal deficit from the first leg of the tie. 0ur sports correspondent, andy swiss, is there. for the liverpool players, a decidedly low—key arrival. none of the missiles and mayhem which

chris page, bbc news, belfast.ralia's gold coast. there was an incredible bronze in the pool for wales' women, who smashed the national record in the 4x100m medley relay. england's tom daley was the latest big name to succumb to injury. the world champion diver won't be defending his individual 10m title at these games. but one of the celebrations of the day went to the powerlifter ali jawad, who won the men's lightweight bronze for the second consecutive games. australia remain top of the medals table, followed by england, with wales now overtaking scotland to reach seventh and eighth place respectively. this report by natalie pirks contains some flashing images. caster semenya had the 1500 metre gold in her sights — but only if the race could start. girls, we have a technical problem with the start equipment. after much fuss it finally got under way and, as predicted, semenya romped home, setting a new games record. wales's melissa courtney set a personal best to take bronze. but it was a mixed night for england,

chris page, bbc news, belfast.y isa today's event here at the university is a who's who of the key players and involved in the good friday agreement. bill clinton, tony blair and others will gather with members of the local parties here in northern ireland and one man who was a key observer of the agreement was the form ireland correspondence. what are your reflections that my 20 yea rs what are your reflections that my 20 years ago? i knew at the time that i was reporting history. there had been some quite significant advances during the years long process that led up to the agreement but i would not call it historic until they made the overall agreement. but i remember standing in the car park after they had made the agreement and thinking this is the biggest story i will ever cover, and it is the biggest i ever covered. it was historic and it is a strike to this day. and of course you have covered many years of the bloodshed as well, so was many years of the bloodshed as well, so was there a many years of the bl

our ireland correspondent, chris page, is in belfast. in the troubles, but the deal marked the point at which political violence gave way to political agreement, this afternoon the people involved in the negotiations are coming back togetherfor involved in the negotiations are coming back together for an event at the university in belfast. as well as reflecting on what has been achieved, they will be considering the political problems which still have not been resolved. the three decades, in the late 20th century, violence was the normality in this part of the uk. 20 yea rs normality in this part of the uk. 20 years ago today, politicians struck once unthinkable peace deal. the two governments and to political parties in northern ireland have reached agreement. it did not completely stop the bloodshed, but the agreement was a huge step towards ending the conflict. police had been used to being underfire, this former officer has written a book about his colleagues to pull stories, he remembers how the troubles somehow became routine. stor

our ireland correspondent chris page is in the republic of ireland's border town dundalk. yes.order issue and the brexiteer negotiations is that there shouldn't be any new controls on the land from here but there is disagreement on how you achieve that. in particular, the controversy what has become known as the backstop option. in other words, if the issue cannot be resolved through a big free trade agreement or some sort of specific solution involving technology then northern ireland should continue to follow european union rules and that is how you avoid tax on the border. it is an agreed there should be a backstop but they disagree with the eu as to how far that the eu has proposed that northern ireland should, in effect, remains in the customs union and the single market but britain has said that isn't at all acceptable. unionists in northern ireland are deeply unhappy about this particular northern ireland's biggest reader, the dup, the democratic unionists. the dup leader, arlene foster, not the first time has been very strongly critical of mr barnier‘s bridge. here's wh

our ireland correspondent, chris page, is in belfast for us now.ut the participation of loyalist paramilitaries without the participation of loyalist pa ramilitaries and without the participation of loyalist paramilitaries and this news co nfe re nce we loyalist paramilitaries and this news conference we have just had is the first time the three main loyalist paramilitary organisations have released a joint statement since they called a ceasefire back in the mid—19 90s. the purpose of the news conference was to issue a statement in which they said they we re statement in which they said they were serious about moving northern ireland forward, in particular the uvf, the ulster defence association and the red hand commando said they fully supported the rule of law in all areas of life and condemned all forms of criminal activity. in recent yea rs forms of criminal activity. in recent years as those groups have remain active, police and security forces have pointed to the involvement of loyalist paramilitary members in organised crime and there has be

chris page is one of the tv historians behind this campaign. hejoins us now.i would had a look. when we started going through it afterwards we realise that it was, adam west as batman. we can see it against pit is brilliant. iadmire the brilliant. i admire the way you british children get rid of this danger by using the safety code. before crossing the road you stop at the curb, look right, look left, look right again and then only if the road is clear, walk quickly across. now, children, how does it go? at the curb, stop. look right, look left, look right again. if all's clear, walk quickly across. if you're walking to school this morning then remember that's how you do it, hold batman's hand. or mum and dad. that was the precursor to the green cross code man i guess but back then they used batman. when i first saw it i thought it might be american because using the term curb, i thought i've never heard of that and i had to go online and do some research and in may, 1967 adam west ca m e some research and in may, 1967 adam west came over and made that film fo

chris still here? i flew back from phoenix monday. i finished the last 125 pages of chris' book, i had not read it for the purpose of being here. but i got to know bobby better. he announced for president and i think that barbara lee is right, had fate allowed him to survive, he would have been the president of the united states and what i got from chris' book was a little more of the depth of robert kennedy. of the hue -- humanity of robert kennedy, of that idealism of robert kennedy, the deep and abiding intellectual integrity that he had and displayed every day of his life. that's why we honor hum. remembering him. feeling -- him, remembering him, feeling sorry for ourselves that we did not have him as our president, he would have made such a dumps because he brought such moral commitment to that job. like all of us, he grew. we all grow and we all become more knowledgeable and more sensitive, he did that, which is the mark, of course, of a wise human being. in chris' book, i felt more the love and the depth of caring for average working people facing challenge

messages from long time friends who asked if i had a new family because there was a new facebook page for chris t.coons that had my face but the family of senator dan sullivan and a whole lot of russian friends. the timing of this was probably not great for mark and facebook. it has subsequently been taken down. my experience is similar to many americans in talking with my staff, my own family, some aquantity tanss today. i've discovered lots of people have had the experience of a fake profile page put up and it sent out friend requests to a lot of their circle of friends. i'm going to ask whether he has control of this model he's built and the example here where 87 million americans had their personal information stripped out and shared with cambridge analytica. i think this makes as an important hearing. >> you're not a conservative republican from wyoming. >> not last i checked, no. >> now we have the president cancelling a trip to the summit of the americas. he obviously has syria on his mind, among other things. action that might be contempl e contemplated. i guess you're not a member of t

. >> things will end badly for peter strzok and lisa page, i guarantee it. chris being here. have a good weekend. do you believe u.s. trade policy should benefit hard-working americans, not the chamber of commerce and business round table? please roll the tape. a record-setting stunt high above germany. this daredevil becoming the first person to balance on a slack line fearlessley traversing the 500-foot slack line. president trump is blasting congress for failing to fund the wall. we'll take up the crisis on the border with former congressman ♪ with expedia you could book a flight, hotel, car and activity all in one place. ♪ racing isn't the only thing on my mind. and with godaddy, i'm making my ideas real. when i created my businesses, i needed a way to showcase it. ♪ with godaddy you can get a website to sell online. and it will look good. i made my own way. now it's time to make yours. get started at godaddy.com ♪ everything is working, working just like it should ♪ weli can tell you about...re. streaming the most free tv shows and movies on the go. yeah, and

. >> things will end badly for peter strzok and lisa page, i guarantee it. chrise. have a good weekend. do you believe u.s. trade policy should benefit hard-working americans, not the chamber of commerce and business round table? please roll the tape. a record-setting stunt high above germany. this daredevil becoming the first person to balance on a slack line fearlessley traversing the 500-foot slack line. president trump is blasting congress for failing to fund the wall. we'll take up the crisis on the border with former congressman border with former congressman ♪livin in this crazy world ♪so caught up in the confusion♪ ♪nothin' is makin' sense ♪for me and you ♪we've got to give a little love♪ ♪have a little hope ♪make this world a little better♪ gregg: under obama the number of immigrations fell, but they moved back up under trump. 70,000 ordered home in 2016. that number on track to reach 120,000 this year. indiana was preparing to deploy national guard members. arizona's governor says 150 guard members will be deployed. president trump says between 2,000 and

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chris still here? i flew back from phoenix monday, and i finished the last 125 pages of chris' book. i had not really read it for the purpose of being here, but i got to know bobby better who announced for president. and i think barbara lee is right -- had fate allowed him to survive, he would have been the president of the united states. and what i got from chris' book was a little more of the depth of robert kennedy. of the humanity of robert kennedy, of that idealism of robert kennedy. the deep and abiding intellectual integrity that he had and displayed everyday of his life. and that is why we honor him. remembering him, feeling sorry for ourselves that we didn't have him as our president. he would have made such a difference, because he brought to theral commitment job. and like all of us, he grew. we all grow, we all become more knowledgeable, we all become more sensitive, and he did that. which is the mark, of course, of a wise human being. and in chris' book, i felt more the love and the depth of caring for average working people facing challenges everyday. for the farm worke

i said that before >> it's 44 pages, chris. >> i'm not sure which party. >> the letter is milk toast. is about the bank with 44 pages, it's much longer than they write about for their annual letter. >> yes, it is, i would be more interested in hearing him talk about the environment and particularly the unwind of the fed's market manipulation is going to affect banks. you guys know, i have been concerned that the good times are behind us in terms of the subsidy that the fed has provided to the industry and now i think as deposit rates go up, as bond yields go up, and that subsidy ebbs, it's going to be much harder for banks to maintain profits much less grow them the industry -- >> on the other side of that i thought he said this unwind was working. no >> i think that's as good as it could surprise people. >> everybody is saying that. they don't want to acknowledge how unusual and how extraordinary this period was. i mean, even last quarter, all u.s. banks, $17 trillion paid bond holders normally that number would be close to 66 billion. and by the way that encompasses all of the indus

washington now and chris butler whojoins us from to washington now and chris butler who joins us from there. on the comments pagespaper coverage of this, all around the world, there is some confusion. president trump said to the effect of this was action that would continue, and under defence secretary, james mattis, said this was one might strikes. what is going on? is it just was one might strikes. what is going on? is itjust one night of strikes? i will give you exactly the quote from james matters, in which he said very clearly that this was a one—time shop. an indication that this was a one—off military action. i will quote exactly what donald trump said, he said we are prepared to sustain this response until being syrian regime stopped its use of prohibited chemical agent. he was talking about a range of things there. military, economic and diplomatic means. but certainly president trump was holding out the option for potentially more military action if there was a repeat of chemical weapons being used. and it must be said that there is a bit of the divide between the pentagon and the divide between the pen

why doesn't become truth just because it appears on the front page of the newspaper. >> chris: we willsk the sunday panel about the president's promise to drain the swamp. and our "power player of the week" ." we need a leader for the arms race for ideas in washington. >> the guiding mission events will make this institution is to be that true north for the conservative movement. >> chris: all right now now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. this week's historic summit between the leaders of north and south korea has set the stage for a face-to-face meeting between president trump and kim jong un. it will be the first time the leaders of the u.s. and north korea have ever met and central to the agenda, trying to get kim to abandon his nuclear weapons program. joining us now, john bolton in his first sunday show interview as the president's national security advisor. ambassador, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> john: glad to be here. >> chris: let's start with the summit. is it going to happen, when, and where? >> ambassador bolton: it is going to

the fourth page of the game he gave up a home run to chris taylor. the very next batter. solo shot to right. just like that it is 2-0 dodgers. then it settled down. seven hits and just of those 2 rounds. now trace thompson. clays brother. he strikes out swinging in the sixth. the pitcher was dominant for the dodgers as the a's lose. they dropped to 4-8. tonight in utah and the regular-season finale the warriors suffered their worst loss of the trend to -- steve kerr air. the backup to curry signed a contract. he will start the playoffs for the warriors as a point guard. donovan mitchell work -- with a circus shot. he could be the rookie of the year. kevin durant blocked. the big guy for the jazz runs of the for -- runs of the floor and lobs it up. they lose by 40. the good news is they will not have to face the jazz in the first round of the playoffs. they still do not know their opponent. andre ingram of the lakers has played 10 years in the g leak. tonight he got called up so to speak. he made his nba debut can do boy did he make it count. the lakers are taking on the j

chris buckler. took us through what we found out from these notes. about 15 pages of memos were kept.were held in trump tower, the oval office, during that private dinner in the white house between james that private dinner in the white house betweenjames comey that private dinner in the white house between james comey and that private dinner in the white house betweenjames comey and donald trump. and in many ways they are consistent with the details that he has published inside his book, a higher loyalty, in which he repeats his allegations. he said that donald trump may have tried to obstruct justice, in his view, by asking james comey to look the other way in the investigation into michael flynn. but there is a lot of gossip in it, and i suspect that is some of what the american league will focus uponin what the american league will focus upon in the days to come. for example, it alleges that donald trump floated the idea of putting reporters injail. such was his frustration with the organisation and elsewhere in washington. —— some of what the american media will focus. one of the

chris, you have to admit the president is right. comey is gone, mccabe is gone. rybicki is gone. baker is gone. strzok and page are there because they are cooperating according to a source sarah carter has. does it sound like thing a dirty echelon in the fbi? >> all this talk about lying and leak. i think we have far too much classified information in this country. so what comey put out there didn't seem to violate any national security. it might have embarrassed the president politically. but it was hardly a leak. the fbi director can put out whatever memo he wants. >> not so. judge jeanine: go ahead, sarah. >> chris, that is not so. that was property of the fbi. he leaked it. why didn't he just come out himself and say it. why all the runaround. why did he have to give to it richmond, then have richmond gift to the "new york times." he leaked it. and he knows he violated the law. and now he knows he'll have to pay for it. >> it's only a violation of the law if there was something classified in that memo. judge jeanine: you are wrong, chris. it doesn't have to be classified to be illegal to remove fbi materia

chris, you have to admit the president is right. comey is gone, mccabe is gone. rybicki is gone. baker is gone. strzok and pagere there because they are cooperating according to a source sarah carter has. does it sound like thing a dirty echelon in the fbi? >> all this talk about lying and leak. i think we have far too much classified information in this country. so what comey put out there didn't seem to violate any national security. it might have embarrassed the president politically. but it was hardly a leak. the fbi director can put out whatever memo he wants. >> not so. judge jeanine: go ahead, sarah. >> chris, that is not so. that was property of the fbi. he leaked it. why didn't he just come out himself and say it. why all the runaround. why did he have to give to it richmond, then have richmond gift to the "new york times." he leaked it. and he knows he violated the law. and now he knows he'll have to pay for it. >> it's only a violation of the law if there was something classified in that memo. judge jeanine: you are wrong, chris. it doesn't have to be classified to be illegal to remove fbi material.

chris, you have to admit the president is right. comey is gone, mccabe is gone. rybicki is gone. baker is gone. strzok and pagere there because they are cooperating according to a source sarah carter has. does it sound like thing a dirty echelon in the fbi? >> all this talk about lying and leak. i think we have far too much classified information in this country. so what comey put out there didn't seem to violate any national security. it might have embarrassed the president politically. but it was hardly a leak. the fbi director can put out whatever memo he wants. >> not so. judge jeanine: go ahead, sarah. >> chris, that is not so. that was property of the fbi. he leaked it. why didn't he just come out himself and say it. why all the runaround. why did he have to give to it richmond, then have richmond gift to the "new york times." he leaked it. and he knows he violated the law. and now he knows he'll have to pay for it. >> it's only a violation of the law if there was something classified in that memo. judge jeanine: you are wrong, chris. it doesn't have to be classified to be illegal to remove fbi material.

chris came across his own case. as i was turning them over, this page sort of left my hand and flew across and floated onto the carpetat it. as i was reading it, i was going... that's my case. ijust dropped the papers. i was walking round. as i read it, iwas fuming. i was shaking. the report revealed that, back in 2010, unbeknownst to chris at the time, a third party was influencing what happened to his business, the part of the bank that ended up buying his hotel, west register. ten days after his business had been transferred to the global restructuring group, an official from west register joined a meeting with the valuer and the bank to discuss his business. chris knew west register had been in on discussions from earlier evidence but the report went further, quoting minutes he'd never seen, showing the west register official had talked down the hotel's value. paul wolfenden is a former local head of valuation at surveyors dtz and an expert witness. we asked him what he thought the valuer should do when a potential purchasers seeks to implement valuation. ideally, he shouldn't have joined the call in the first pl

chris mason reporting there. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30he papers. our guests joining me tonight are the parliamentaryjournalist, tony grew and the journalist, caroline frost. two people have been arrested in tenerife after a nine— year—old boy from northern ireland died in hospitalfollowing a hit and run incident on thursday. the boy was leaving a shopping centre with his family when the collision happened. richard morgan reports. nine—year—old carter carson was on a family holiday in tenerife. he was leaving this supermarket on thursday when he was hit by a car. he died in hospital on friday. the car believed to have been involved was found abandoned a few miles from the scene. the police say two people have been arrested. flowers have been left close to where the crash happened. the foreign office said it's providing consular assistance to the family following the tragic death. the nine—year—old played football for 18th newtonabbey youth. he had been a member since he was five. the club said it's heartbroken. carter was a primary 5 pupil

chris coons from delaware found facebook accounts of himself up his facebook page and wants answers on that. they are coming in, if not guns blazing, at least ready to fire away at zuckerberg and as we get down to senators in the pa s i 40sz, i can see snasenators not being happy with mark zuckerb g zuckerburg. >> it's also a way for senators to score some easy political points. >> they have provoked enemies, facebook specifically and i think big tech in general has provoked enemies on both the right and left spectrum for different reasons. there's this kind of sense, i think, on the american right and conservative media, that these are fundamentally outgrowths of america, their position is pro immigrant, they're hostile to the president's agenda and they're viewed as enemy territory. and on the left, there's real, genuine skepticism. he's also going to have to pivot, zuckerberg from addressing these concerns that are coming from these sort of different perspectives. >> you have also made a really good point, which is that this is not a company that's connecting you with your mother, t

chris edwards, how does that time line sound to you? uest: looks like the i.r.s. is make prog aggress here. if you look at their web page, they are issuing guidance to and individuals on how to deal with the tax new tax changes. mentioned, for example, small businesses will have a new 20% deduction. legislation makes how that deduction works, you know, a lgs obscure and not clear to a lot of businesses. ome businesses get deduction, other businesses don't. the i.r.s. will have to release giving instructions. william is our 1st caller. aller: yes, this new tax bill -- is going into effect eight different write-offs i had time.is country the tax plan will allow me to be ble to get a little better money at the end of the deal here for right now. however, over time the tax bill it fades ou once deductions, pe -- how is that supposed to be good for me? guest: the caller is right, the ax bill lasts a number of years, eight years through to 2025. as a small business owner, or an he's a lawyer accountant or a few other get a ions that do not new small business tax break, he probably will get a new 20% break and in tax fact, all

chris edwards, how does that time line sound to you? uest: looks like the i.r.s. is make prog aggress here. if you look at their web page, they are issuing guidance to and individuals on how to deal with the tax new tax changes. mentioned, for example, small businesses will have a new 20% deduction. legislation makes how that deduction works, you know, a lgs obscure and not clear to a lot of businesses. ome businesses get deduction, other businesses don't. the i.r.s. will have to release giving instructions. william is our 1st caller. aller: yes, this new tax bill -- is going into effect eight different write-offs i had time.is country the tax plan will allow me to be ble to get a little better money at the end of the deal here for right now. however, over time the tax bill it fades ou once deductions, pe -- how is that supposed to be good for me? guest: the caller is right, the ax bill lasts a number of years, eight years through to 2025. as a small business owner, or an he's a lawyer accountant or a few other get a ions that do not new small business tax break, he probably will get a new 20% break and in tax fact, all

chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> kris sanchez is showing a little throwback thursday on her facebook page. is take your kids to work day from nine years ago. that's scott mcgrew with kris who's expecting plus her daughter. isn't that cute? adorable. love our nbc bay area family. my kids are here, as well. probably unchaperoned in the newsroom right now. we're showing fun pictures on social media. we'll be back with more. san joss day bouquet. was a bit off the mark. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman whose valentine's day bouquet was a bit off mark. >> consumer investigator chris chmura explains how we helped remedy a dud delivery. >> good morning. jennifer wanted to do something nice for her mom on valentine's day. so she ordered an arrangement from teleflora, the one you see right there. and this, this is the one her mom actually received. okay. remember, this is what she ordered and this is what she received. jennifer said, yeah, those are not the right bouquets. you can see a few of those blooms are even drooping. jennifer tells us she complained and they offered a partial r

they took out a full page to say if the president moves on mueller they worry about the democracy. >> well, chrisve introduced a companion measure to the legislation that senators tillis, coons, graham and booker. i, along with peter welsh of vermont, i believe we need to protect the special prosecutor. it would be a terrible mistake for the president to fire him. it would be bad for the president, bad for republicans and bad for the american people. he should think very hard about this. it would be a self destructive act to do that and set off a political crisis if he were to fire mueller. >> well, here's the problem with the practicality. i hear you. i have heard that echoed by various members of your party and the other party. and yet i also hear from everybody except you and a couple others, but we don't need to do anything about it because he won't do this. isn't that being a little bit naive? i get the calculation. the calculation is from certainly people in your party, i don't want to be on record stopping the president from doing something. i don't want to be side ways with him. it would

chris christie? they are running the opioid issue for the president. there are web pagesthe -- official white house website about the president's commitment to the country's opioid crisis. he has now made fools out of the people who on his behalf are working to address the opioid crisis. something that actually has some bipartisan support in this country. he now has a nominee who, at least in an investigation by the democrats on the committee, provided a, quote, large supply of percocet to a white house military office staff member. >> this is a huge issue facing people in every corner of this country. so far the white house has basically when they felt the need, felt some pressure they've gone out and done an event. they've done a speech, put in some remarks. they held a round table. but there is not a whole lot happening. then to have something like this, it just further lays bare just how disingenuous that commitment is. we talked all about the vetting. i don't know the president has ever really accepted that his style, his management style is responsible for a lot of

chris wray. on january 22nd about why two senior officials from the fbi were still in their page. strzok and page, the fbi agents who exchanged private e-mails criticizing trump. they're working to uncover information in the files. to turn over to concongressing republicans working to discredit strzok and page. that just makes trump look bad. but it's not just reporting at vox. because this ties back to what i was just discussing with rachel and what james comey has been discussing, the newly leaked memos he wrote, which reveal at the time how trump was consumed with targeting fbi officials he saw as a threat, which included comey's deputy, andy mccabe, and it turns out, the official lisa page, because she was the same chief counsel that comey cited in his testimony while recounting trump's efforts to lift the cloud and short circuit the probe into his white house. >> who did you talk with about that lifting the cloud, stopping the investigation back at the fbi, and what was their response? >> i discussed the lifting the cloud and the request with the senior leadership team, who i

pages. it took about a half year for condoleezza write. what was in it that you thought was a positive thing? >> chrise idea that if you're 18 years old and you don't want to go to college and you don't want to find a professional track, the sports world should make that happen. >> that's likely to happen here. you're allowed to have an agent to advise you. you're allowed to enter the draft and then if you're not drafted, stay in college. these are all things that are not allow now what's the bad thing? everything else. they stick with the core idea that the heart and sole of college sports is amateurism. therefore you can't get paid. therefore the highest goal is a college education. no that there's anything wrong with that. but they coach you. there's a matter of morality. yet they're running a multi-billion dollar business. they're not amateurs, they're free labor force. so even if you didn't want to pay the players outright for whatever reason, at least do what the olympics do. let them get endorsements. let them sign their names on things and get paid for it. there are all sorts of ways to boost

for public and congressman chris stewart of utah shooting down critics who say the president and haley are not on the same page. >> i think the president does support sanctions. he's been a little bit more thoughtful about it. i get frustrated once in a while because they have taken a lot of time but i don't think there's disagreement between him and ambassador haley. i think the president may be is just trying to coordinate with congress and perhaps our allies even to strengthen sanctions. this president against a common narrative has been a very strong on russia when it really comes to the policy and when it really matters. >> harris: syrian state televisions as a chemical watchdog team is now in town. where that attack apparently happened in. russian forces have rigorously blocked inspectors raising suspicions of the syrian regime in russia were scrubbing the area of evidence. russia denies that. and at the senior israeli military source tells fox news the allied air strike in russia -- in syria did not succeed at eliminating the syrian chemical weapons operation and only did marginal damage. senator lindse

pages of memos. mike, let me start with that. what jumped out at you? >> reporter: well, chris, as you know, quite a bit of what is detailed in these seven separate memos sent over to congress last night have already been in the public domain. we know them either because of comey's testimony before congress, his obviously new book and some of the media interviews he's done since. there are interesting new details that we see now from these 15 pages as you say of memos that were provided to members of congress that give some incites in-- insights into the president's state of mind especially relates to the russia investigation. you referred to one. in the first conversation with comey, it was there the fbi director tells president-elect trump about some of the salacious disclosures in the christopher steele memo. i counted on three separate times, six subsequent comey had with president trump in which president trump brings them up. the hookers thing is nonsense, but that putin has told him we have some of the most beautiful hookers in the world. >> can i stop you there? essenti

if you want to post on twitter, at cspanwj and our facebook page at facebo .com/c-span. chris of the kato institute of a hington d.c. has posted piece to "the new york times" taking a look at foreign policy about talkingarts about mike pompeo, the nominee to become secretary of state and and nt c.i.a. director writes this about his recent un p to visit with kim jong saying his trip was surprising for many reasons. he went personally, kept a at a time revealed when others are questioning his fitness to become secretary of something about america's place in world affairs that at least one aspect of the trip was on no surprise at all. that americans are deeply centrally involved in a dispute involving two foreign countries, away from f miles washington. he goes on to write this morning to foreign policy matters that americans may be the last people to recognize the of global power. it's not that senior national security officials don't understand they have a problem, trump administration's national defense strategy, for example, speaks of a "ever more disruptive battlefield and w

number one, i suspect that is a consequence of the four-page memo that was released in the dossier and how it came to be funded. that in and of itself, chris, i don't see an issue with, and here's why. because ultimately the attorney general's office is going to have to take the factual predicates and determine whether or not there's a legal basis for pursuing it. >> right. >> and we have to trust the department of justice to be able to do it. i take issue when republicans or democrats attack the fbi or our law enforcement. it is not good for the long-term credibility of that institution, the rule of law does matter. so just to reiterate. if they want to ask the doj to investigate, that's just members of congress putting something on a piece of paper and signing their name to it. doj must operate with integrity and objectivity, and i have faith they will do so. >> i take it when the president describes a warrant being served on michael cohen as the fbi breaking into his residence, you don't think they broke into his residence? >> i do not think they did. >> the final question here is you sound like someone who is confident that the departm

clinton's e-mails and to -- to both chris and jim's point, he was one of the first five campaign foreign policy advisers named by the trump campaign and others were carter page, george papadapoulos and who pled guilty to mueller -- to lying. so what does this say about the cast of characters that trump had working for him? >> that is not who i think anyone would want advising us on anything other than doing something illegal. and i think that schmitz is just the latest in the group of shady characters surrounding donald trump. and there is a point that we haven't discussed which is the russians all knew that these campaign characters were trying to get access to illegal information. and that is exactly why the russians reached out to them to try to launder information through them to get donald trump elected. >> seems like a coincidence. >> and they knew. and i have dirt on hillary clinton, do you want it? absolutely. i forget what the -- don jr.'s exact phrase was. jim, what does this have to do with mueller? is he interested in joseph schmitz? >> we don't know if he's interviewed by mueller and we asked him and went to his home and prior in the week he did

chris wray promised around the clock shifts to speed up document production. it is seeking documents relating to the probe of hillary clinton's private e-mail server and surveillance warrants over former campaign aid carter page. >>> the whiife of andrew mccabes speaking out about the president's attacks on the family. jill mccabe says the taunts aimed at her husband fired just shy of retirement have been a nightmare. m many attacks centered on the 2015 run for the senate run in virginia. she writes, to have my personal reputation and integrity and those of my family attacked this way is beyond horrible. it feels awful every day. it keeps me up nights. i made the decision to run for office because i was trying do help people. instead it turned into something used to attack our family. my husband's career and the entire fbi. the president claimed donations to jill mccabe from virginia's then governor democrat terry mcauliffe. the dough taknations came beforw mccabe had any oversight. >>> epa head scott pruitt's job is in jeopardy. according to an official telling cnn that the president is angry over the ethical questions. another official tells cnn there is nothing the president despises more than his own offi

the people who speak, speak for various reasons, and carter page has spoken and in many mediums including the repeatedly to my colleague chris hayes, but he does reeveal thins about the line of questioning which is incredibly tantalizing given that the mueller folksner talk, and here he was talking about the line of questioning to chris hayes. >> has mueller and i know that you have talk ted to the fbi, right? >> absolutely are. and which has been disclosed leaked to the "washington post" and that has been out there, yes. >> and so have they ever asked you about that meeting back in the rnc? >> i told them a lot of everything that, you know, that i have been essentially doing for a long time including obviously, you know, everything in cleveland, so. >> and so you did talk about that? >> yes. >> yes. >> it takes a minute, but gene, the key there is that the notion is that bob mueller is probing the platform change, and i will are say by the way as a political matter, and so we have been to our share of conventions, platforms are not typically considered the most important thing that happens there -- >> no, it is not. >> but

chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome t your "new day". alisyn is off. i'm fortunate to have erica hill here because we have a lot of news. 15 pages of redacted notes written by the fired fbi director after seven different interactions he had with president trump and mr. trump's attempts to influence the russia investigation. comey writing the president expressed, quote, serious reservations about the judgment of michael flynn. and salacious claims that vladimir putin bragged to trump about russian hookers. the kremlin just put out a statement denying that putin ever told trump anything like that. >>> and rudy giuliani is joining the trump's expanding legal team. a bombshell report looks back at donald trump allegedly lying about his wealth to get on the forbes 400 list while posing as his own vp of finance, john barron. there is a lot to cover this morning, to put it mildly. let's begin with cnn's abby phillip live in west palm beach, florida. abby, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. president trump is claiming he's vindicated by these memos. he tweeted late last night there was no obstruction and no collusion. but t

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