noel conway increasingly relies on a ventilator to help his bree.ually getting weaker. once, fit and active motor neurone disease has rob him of the ability to walk, as the condition progresses his fears becoming entombed in his body. i will be quadriplegic. in fact i could be virtually cat tonic. i will be in conceivably a locked in syndrome. that, to me, would be a living hell. that prospect is just not one i can accept. this is an issue which polarised opinion, there were demonstrators representing both sides of the argument outside court. inside, mr conway's legal team said the question of what is a dignified death was a matter for the individual, not the state. under the suicide act, any doctor who helps mr conway to die would face up to 14 years in prison. the last major challenge to the law involved tony nicklinson who, unlike mr conway has not been diagnosed as terminally ill. since then, mps overwhelmingly rejected proposals to allow assisted dying. supporters of the current law say it protects the wea k the current law say it protects the

trump kellyanne conway on the north lawn. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: the president is on air force one right now heading back to the united states. what is the headline from his trip to paris? >> the headline is france and the united states deepen oldest and very strong alliance. clearly the two presidents and their wives had a wonderful exchanges while they were there, bilateral meeting. the president was very honored to have the united states of america as the guest of the country of france for the 100th anniversary of the u.s. entering world war i. and of course to be there on bastille day. and i said this during his first foreign trip. i will keep saying it president trump really enjoys visiting countries around the world and heads of state and finds sitting down and finding out a way that we can work together. even countries where we don't necessarily agree on most issues. to sit down and figure out how to approach and tackle and perhaps solve the vexing issues of the day. and, of course, he did that with president macron. i'm just really s

erol, you heard kellyanne conway defense coming from the white house on this meeting. is that nothing came of the meeting so the meeting doesn't matter. does it? >> the meeting may not matter. that's not the reason. the meeting may not matter because nothing was discussed. donald trump jr. in his role as a campaign operative was not required to disclose the meeting and, frankly, it's not a crime to lie to a reporter. he gave misleading, conflicting statements to "the new york times." that is not a crime. i don't think we should assume there was something going on until we find out what was discussed and why. that is something that, frankly, i don't know if reporters are going to be able to figure out. i should say in passing, in the throws of a campaign as hard fought as the 2016 campaign, any political reporter would have taken that meeting as described. hey, somebody's got dirt on hillary clinton coming from a foreign source, maybe you want to hear it. i think most people would want to hear that. >> that's a good question. every campaign is looking for dirt on an opp

joining us with reaction, kellyanne conway, i thought you looked the best on the cover of the "the new york post." >> i didn't even see it yet. i'm looking into a blind camera. thank you for noting that, though. the loch ness monster's of the swamp will always try to get in the way of this president and his agenda. i don't know what they were expecting. he said i was going to repeal and replace obamacare. if i showed you all the senators and members of congress who ran successfully on repealing and replacing obamacare, there were no asterisks, footnotes, bibliographies, no may be, should of, could have, would have. i can show you in 16 different shots. pledging to repeal and replace obamacare straight up. the one person keeping that promise is donald trump. he has been here for six short months. they've been talking about this for seven years. while he was busy being a successful businessman in new york and around the globe, they were promising their constituents. i also want to point something out about tonight. whether they have an all-nighter, wherever it goes to conference, i want

noel conway's health is faltering, and he knows he may die before his case is settled.ctober, and it may then go all the way to the supreme court. fergus walsh, bbc news. today marks three years since malaysian airlines flight mhi7 was shot down over eastern ukraine, killing 298 people. it was the worst single loss of life in the conflict between russian—backed separatists, and the government in kiev. more than 10,000 people have died, and more than a million others have fled, or been forced from their homes. a ceasefire in the region isn't holding, with regular skirmishes as rebels who want closer ties to moscow battle the ukrainian armed forces, in mainly russian speaking areas. our special correspondent fergal keane and cameraman darren conway have been to the front line, in the town of avdiivka. at first the land looks at peace. until very quickly we walk into the war. here you follow in the steps of those who know the safest path, like this 50—year—old who joined the army when the war began. we paused because there is a sniper who has a direct line. she is telling

kellyanne conway from the white house tonight.

we want to bring back in kellyanne conway she is able that hear us how.y: hey kellyanne. >> i apologize because you were asking me questions and i couldn't hear you. abby: it's live tv. it's understandable. >> that doesn't stop me from talking. clayton: you were talking about general kelly's resume. you were telling us about you were hoping this would change some of the culture in the white house. maybe people won't run to the press and leak information. maybe this will cut down leaks in the white house? are you saying that you believe maybe reince priebus was responsible or helped or maybe looked the other way to some the leaks that were coming out of this white house? >> i am not saying that. and let me emphasize something the president has said repeatedly, publicly, and privately, the main concern are the intelligence and deep state and security leaks. this is what is imperiling our national security. again, if somebody from the chief of staff on in to the other agencies can be helpful in making sure that people know that is a very dangerous prospect t

i sat down with kellyanne conway. the president criticized cnn and nbc in poland in response to a question, yes. but there was a hand wringing of the press. kellyanne: the president said he would like a fair, media. he has been treated very unfairly and dishonestly. not by all media. i have been paying close attention to reporters, networks, the cable stations. there are a few journalists who have done a great job. and i think those folks are doing what traditional journalism has always done. look at the screaming headlines. look at the lower third, the chryons and what they say. i think the media spends too much time talking about themselves and covering the issues they want the american public to focus on. howie: after this presser in warsaw cnn's jim acosta says because the president took the question about cnn from a friendly reporter that he granted a fake news conference. kellyanne: that's unfair. cnn has had a bad couple of weeks. by any objective standard that would be true. that particular reporter used the t

we are joined by kellyanne conway. i want to start with a question are the has to with all the white house staff. we all serve the president in this country. >> respectfully, kellyanne conway think it is beside the point. a lot of people outside of this white house save the problem is that the lack of discipline is an absence of chain of command so i'm going to ask you again, will all of the white house staff report to the new chief o staff. >> so i will do whatever the president and general kelly needs us to do. yesterday i was on fox and friends and say clearly that if we can have protocol, picking order, discipline, and the chie of staff that empowers the step to succeed, note that general kelly is done that on the battlefield and the chief military aid to the cabinet secretary. so we have great faith and that will be done. that is nothing about the outgoing chief of staff, who should hold his head high. many things happen in the first six months during his ten -- tenure and certainly i think they were able to raise

noel conway increasingly relies on a ventilator to help him breathe.radually getting weaker. 0nce fit and active, motor neurone disease has already robbed him of the ability to walk. as the condition progresses, he fears becoming entombed in his body. i will be quadriplegic. in fact, i could be virtually catatonic. i'll be conceivably in a locked—in syndrome. that to me would be a living hell. that prospect is just not one i can accept. mr conway came to a preliminary high court hearing in march, but now feels too weak to make thejourney from shropshire. his lawyers will say he wants the right to a peaceful and dignified death while he still has the capacity to make the decision. it's three years since the supreme court dismissed the last major challenge to the suicide act, which involved tony nicklinson, who also wanted the right to die. since then, mps overwhelmingly rejected proposals to allow assisted dying. supporters of the current law say it protects the weak and vulnerable, but mr conway says the law is broken, and condemns him to unimaginable

noel conway increasingly relies on a ventilator to help him breathe.ars becoming entombed in his body. i will be quadriplegic. in fact, i could be virtually catatonic. i‘ll be conceivably in a locked—in syndrome. that to me would be a living hell. that prospect is just not one i can accept. this issue polarises opinion and to on both sides of the argument were outside court. within the court his lawyers said that the question of what is a dignified death is was a matter for an individual. any doctor that helped mr conway to die would face 15 years in prison. the last man in a case like this had not been diagnosed as terminally ill and since then mps overwhelmingly rejected proposals to allow assisted dying. supporters of the current law say it protect the weak and vulnerable. parliamentary have rejected this change to the law on at least ten occasions on the grounds of public safety. any change to the law to allow assisted suicide is unnecessary and dangerous because it is uncontrollable, as we‘ve seen from other jurisdictions. mr conway says the law i

noel conway has motor neurone disease. we'll hear from noel conway has motor neurone disease. aren't happy butjodie whittaker is a woman and some people aren't happy but jodie whittaker tells is a woman and some people aren't happy butjodie whittaker tells fans not to be scared of her gender. karen on e—mail says, i knew she'd be slim, probably blonde and attractive. what a surprise, not a success for equality. tina says i object to you stating that the opposition comes solely from men. many women, myself included, are not happy about this, the inference that men who disapprove are being petty is another way for the feminist obsessed bbc to slur men. this role was created as a male character and should have remained so. george says brilliant to have jodie whittaker and being from yorkshire, she'll be the best yet. thank you for those. keep them coming in. here'sjoanna in the bbc newsroom with a summary of todays news. a terminally ill man will protest to overturn the laws so a doctor is allowed to help him die when his health deteriorates. under the current law, any doctor tha

mr conway came to a preliminary court hearing in march but now feels too wea k to hearing in march buty. his lawyers will say he wants the right toa lawyers will say he wants the right to a peaceful and dignified death while he still has the capacity to make the decision. it is three years since the supreme court dismissed the last major challenge to the suicide act which involve tony nicholson who also wanted the right to die. since then mps overwhelmingly rejected proposals to allow assisted dying. supporters of the current laws say it protects the wea k the current laws say it protects the weak and vulnerable but noel conway says the law is broken and condemns him to unimaginable suffering. spanish police say they have dismantled a europe—wide crime group trading horsemeat that was unfit for humans. 65 people were arrested. the investigation follows the discovery in ireland four years ago, of horsemeat in beefburgers. guy hedgecoe is a journalist based in madrid. he says this gang has been operating across europe. it is a very large scale investigation. the spanish civil guard and e

the president's counselor kellyanne conway on "fox & friends" earlier today. >> he has said clearly that the meeting was taken, he did not know who was coming. it was somebody who he knew through the miss universe pageant, that the trump family, i guess mr. trump had owned and managed for a while. fine, he goes into the meeting, he says it was vague, ambiguous, very obvious that there was no helpful or meaningful information. at the meeting quickly turned over to the meeting of russian adoption, probably the pretense in the beginning. no action was taken, no follow-up whatsoever. >> julie: live at the white house with more. >> you know, never a dull moment around here. can i throw that out here. if you look at the white house, they will say that it is a nothing-burger if by that you mean layer upon layer of accusation and speculation. let me share a part of the tick-tock and the facts as we know them. you laid it out very well. giving people a sense where we are on the story and what exactly we are talking about here. a donald trump, jr., did take the meeting last summer. he is on twitte

noel conway's health is faltering, and he knows he may die before his case is settled.may then go all the way to the supreme court. fergus walsh, bbc news. our top story this evening... the routes for the second stage of the new hs2 high speed rail network have been confirmed. and still to come... a family affair — the duke and duchess of cambridge take the children on an official visit to poland. coming up in sportsday on bbc news... the morning after the historic day before. why eight wimbledon titles are not enough for roger federer, when the number he's after is one, as he eyes the top of the world rankings again all this year hull is celebrating being the uk city of culture, and to mark the event, nine places in the city are getting listed heritage status. among them, the humber bridge, built in 1981 and one of the largest and most spectacular bridges in the uk. other locations include the flat where the poet philip larkin wrote many of his best—known works, and some art nouveau public loos. 0ur arts correspondent colin paterson has more. the humber bridge — for ye

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white house advisor kellyanne conway. kellyanne conway, thank you for talking with me today. >> thank you, chris. stephen. kelly, tell me about the damaging information on clinton. >> don said he didn't know the name of the person he was meeting. >> does he often meet with random strangers. >> standard operating procedure for the campaign. >> he accepts meeting with mystery guests? it would be reince priebus in mask or drifter with an axe? why did he agree to this meeting? >> he agreed to

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today conway and i had a blunt conversation about that. but, first, i asked her about scaramucci's arrival. kellyanne, good morning, thanks for being here. >> good morning, brian. thank you. >> i know you and anthony scaramucci had a chance to talk off camera. what was your conversation about? what is going to change at the white house now that he is running communications? >> here we are at cnn studio we're very happy to come and take questions from, i think, an outlet that has been incredibly unfair against this president. i guess you made a business decision to do so and we're here to connect the american people with the president's message and answer your questions as respectfully as i can. i think sean spicer should be and the president invited sean to stay on. sean made a different decision and i stand with everyone in the white house including scaramucci and the president and vice president to thank sean for his service. we'll do what we can to push back. there's defense, trz there's offense and really my main grievance and my main

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white house advisor kellyanne conway.ank you for talking with me today. >> thank you, chris. stephen. kelly, tell me about the damaging information on clinton. >> don said he didn't know the name of the person he was meeting. >> does he often meet with random strangers. >> standard operating procedure for the campaign. >> he accepts meeting with mystery guests? it would be reince priebus in mask or drifter with an axe? why did he agree to this meeting? >> he agreed to the meeting ba

. >> to paraphrase kellyanne conway, can we refocus on actually what happened today.

. >> reporter: kellyann conway coming to his defense. >> he had no idea who this person was until she entered the room. >> reporter: now that detail raising eyebrows. why donald jr. would agree to a meeting at trump tower with an unknown russian lawyer who has ties to the kremlin and invite two of the most powerful people

counselor to the president kellyanne conway reacts to it all here next.extreme daredevil hitting the water showing us how to enjoy summer weather. stay with us. we are coming right back w w w w lou: for more on the president's battle against democrats and inefficient republicans in congress, we are joined by kellyanne conway. we have just gotten word the senate majority leader is committed to getting something done and is going to take two weeks away from everyone and make them work. do you think that will be enough? kellyanne: it's a great development. the forgotten men and women of america should not forget leader mitch mcconnell and the republicans in congress are willing to stay here an extra two weeks to get the work done. healthcare is important and there is so much more on the agenda. it's time to shine a hotter light on the democratic resistance it's no longer a bumper sticker or pink hats. the president temperatures mom neets are languishing. the judicious process is at a halt because some of these federal judges are not being considered. let's s

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kellyanne conway says that the president is very active in this.en. >> assess you know, president trump is very hands-on. he works the phones. he hosts meetings. we've had any number of members of congress here, governors, frankly, over time. we've also had obamacare victims, drug manufacturers. he has approached this from every different facet of the health care system. >> has he, jonathan? look, no question he wants something passed. wants a win here, but has he really approached it from every angle like kellyanne conway is saying? >> she's right the president wants a win. desperate for a victory and will sign it. give it to me, i'll sign it. but it's not just the contrast how he is perceived with this bill versus president obama with obamacare. with the house, much more actively involved. calling people. threatening at times freedom caucus, arm twists and this time a lot less. some is the president perhaps not as well versed with all the details of the bill but there's a suggestion that if this goes down, he's not to blame. the buck would not st

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we'll discuss that health care battle with counselor to president kellyanne conway. john roberts with our report first. reporter: a white house source tells fox news it was idea of president and chief of staff reince priebus to hold a high pressure lunch at white house today, pressing senators to get onboard the idea of health care reform, and do it now. in state dining room, president trump gatherin together all of the republican senators who would come for a spirited sales pitch on getting rid of obamacare. >> any senator who votes again starting debate is really telling american, that you are fine with obamacare, but being fine with obamacare not an option, it gone, it has failed. reporter: next week vote to repeal obamacare and replace it later, president trump repeating his call to repeal and replace at same time, and washington should day in washington until it is done. >> we have to stay here, we should not leave town, we should hammer it out, get it done. reporter: and president chastised senators who voted to repeal obamacare during obama administration when

but then you listen to kellyanne conway there is that a veiled threat to anyone else or anyone in the white house who might be chatty? >> well, if it's a threat, it's not even that veiled. you know, the back and forth between anthony scaramucci and reince priebus over the last several days also wasn't in the end all that veiled. but, look, i think kellyanne conway has a point there that general kelly has a reservoir of bipartisan support and admiration, democrats and republicans. he's a man of stature. he has run large organizations. and i think if he had been the chief of staff in the first place, fred, that he probably could have set out this trajectory of saying, look, we're going to run a tight ship, i'm running the show. i'm your link to the president. but now things -- you know, the boat is already taking on water. his job is going to be that much harder. and i think it's even more difficult when you have a president who is as unconventional, let's say, as president trump. i think reince priebus failed in part because he wasn't the right guy for the job, but also in part because

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we're looking at kellyanne conway. we're looking at ivanka.re looking at melania under a microscope. sarah huckabee sanders. these are all of the people that have to take the heat and that are giving those answers to the public. >> should ivanka trump speak out on this? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> it will never happen. >> she never will, but a lot of us don't do things we should. this is a very big should for her that's also a not going to do. >> she won't. i mean i think that there really are some political and legal questions here. if this occurred, it appears to me to be some form of blackmail. i would think the people who are investigating all of this behavior would be interested in learning more about what really transpired here. and the idea that people are defending him for this as though we're all kind of equal. we're all in the sandbox. he's the president, you know. he has to expect this. barack obama didn't respond in kind even to donald trump. he gently tweaked him at the white house correspondents dinner, which is why we have him

color="#ffff00">kellyanne conway, thank you for talking withtoday. >> thank you, chris. stephen. kelly, tell me about the damaging information on clinton. >> don said he didn't know the name of the person he was meeting. >> does he often meet with random strangers. >> standard operating procedure for the campaign. >> he accepts meeting with mystery guests? it would be reince priebus in mask or drifter with an axe? why did he agree to this meeting? >> he agreed to the meeting