thank you dish bank denies that anyone on the inside was involved and also denies negligence the police have not charged anyone from bangladesh bank in relation to the heist. to find out more i contacted one of the private sector cyber security companies that have investigated the methods used by the hackers what were your thoughts when you heard that this central bank had been hacked early indicators show that this they likely got into some sort of spearfishing that basically sent an e-mail to someone and then that person basically clicked on that e-mail and had their computer system now they are going after what's called the swift terminals these are the terminals or computers that are responsible for conducting large bank transfers between organizations or even countries it's basically their modifying the applications on the computer that has so. been hijacked and remember those computers are actually inside the bank this is a case where this institution was compromised more so than anything swift specific . in bangladesh the investigation into who stole the eighty one million dollar

>> the president has denied and continues to deny the underlying claim. again, i have given the best information i had at the time. >> can you state you were in the dark? it is a fairly simple question. >> i have given you the answer several times now. >> on thursday, the president confirmed the payment in the series of tweets and denying any connection to the campaign. the source says the legal team is calling it one play at a time. let's bring in areva martin via skype. so many leave questigal questio. now rudy giuliani trying to get ahead of this and saying this is not a campaign finance violation. does it look like it to you? >> christine, such a stunning disclosure and done in such an odd way. you have a legal team that is working on the matter. we know there is a civil lawsuit pending in the federal court in california. we know the federal investigation happening with respect to michael cohen and the payment to stormy daniels is part of the investigation. so to have rudy giuliani go on fox, sean hannity's show, and in a rather casual way make the hu

thank you dish bank denies that anyone on the inside was involved and also denies negligence the police have not charged anyone from bangladesh bank in relation to the heist. to find out more i contacted one of the private sector cyber security companies that have investigated the methods used by the hackers what were your thoughts when you heard that this central bank had been hacked me early indicators show that this they likely got into some sort of spearfishing basically sent an e-mail to someone and then that person basically clicked on that e-mail and had their computer system the fact it now they were going after what's called the swift terminals these are the terminals or computers that are responsible for conducting large bank transfers between organizations or even countries it's basic. modifying the applications on the computer that has sort of been hijacked and member those computers are actually inside the bank this is a case where this institution was compromised more so than anything swift specific . in bangladesh the investigation into who stole the eighty one million do

>> the president has denied and continues to deny the underlying claim. again, i have given the best information i had at the time. >> can you state you were in the dark? it is a fairly simple question. >> i have given you the answer several times now. >> you thursday, the president confirmed the payment in the series of tweets and denying any connection to the campaign. the source says the legal team is calling it one play at a time. adding it is as if the players are executing the plays on their own. romans, how do you feel about that sports analogy? >> interesting. a lot of players. special counsel robert mueller's office requesting blank subpoenas for 35 witnesses ahead of paul manafort's trial in virginia. they will be used to line up documents more mueller's case against the former campaign manager starting july 10th. this is standard practice when one side does not want to publicly reveal witness names and identities. manafort is charged with money laundering and tax fraud and failing to report as a foreign agent. >>> another mess or a few more inv

deny and deny president trump has called north korea's response to him canceling the shuttle some as warm and productive and he expressed hope for peace june twelfth would have been the first time a sitting u.s. president met with the north korean leader but downside grown in recent days on whether the summit would actually go ahead on thursday trump canceled a historic summit in singapore with a letter north korea has said that it's still willing to sit down for talks with the u.s. at any time and called trump's decision extremely regrettable china has called for the u.s. and north korea to be patient and to beat each other halfway jabber tansey reports . a few hours after releasing a letter counseling the plan summit with north korea president donald trump issued a warning spoken to south korea and japan and they are not only ready should fully sure reckless acts be taken by north korea but they are willing to shoulder much of the cost of any financial burden any of the costs associated by the united states in operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us however th

now the key phrase here is the president denied the merger.he president, we know, has been pretty vocal about this at&t/time warner merger. he's also been vocal about cnn, which is a subsidiary of time warner who he has called fake news. listen to what he said at a recent rally about the issue of this merger. >> at&t is buying time warner and, thus, cnn, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> so the president there seemed to claim that this was about antitrust, about reducing the amount of concentration of power in the marketplace and also back in november, raj shah, the deputy press secretary for the white house also denied in a statement that the president had spoken to anyone at the department of justice about the merger and he added that no one in the white house was authorized to talk about this merger with the justice department as well. so the question remains right now, is rudy giuliani out on a limb, or did he reveal something that perhaps he wasn't supp

responsible for shooting down the malaysia airlines plane over eastern ukraine almost four years ago moscow denies any responsibility for the attack which killed all two hundred ninety eight people . also on the program and you'll recall charges hollywood film producer harvey weinstein with allegations of rape and sex abuse that once powerful movie mogul has been released on bail is lawyer says he will plead not guilty. and if you don't know is it all falls to conciliatory words from pyongyang u.s. president donald trump says he summoned the north korean leader kim jong un could take place. hello and welcome my name's christopher spring a good to have you with us the netherlands and australia say they're holding russia legally responsible for shooting down malaysia airlines flight m.h. seventeen in the four years ago back in twenty fourteen the announcement comes a day off investigators said they had unequivocal evidence that the missile that brought down the plane over eastern ukraine came from a military unit based in russia dutch prime minister mark rich has appealed to moscow to cooperate with

he's always denied any involvement. russian police have arrested critics of vladimir putin who've been protesting against his inauguration for a fourth term in office. among those detained is the opposition leader alexei navalny who has called for a nationwide day of action. police fired teargas to disperse protesters, some of whom chanted, "down with the tsar." a human rights group said more than 1,000 people had been detained across russia. the governor of hawaii has declared a state of emergency after a series of powerful earthquakes hit one of the islands. the epicentre was beneath the erupting volcano, mount kilauea. the 6.9 magnitude quake sent people fleeing from buildings and briefly cut power supplies. more than 10,000 calls have been made to a helpline after it was revealed 450,000 women hadn't been coming up in a moment, we're joined by viewers on bbc one for a roundup of all the days news with kate silverton. i'll be back with a look at sunday's papers at 10.30. former manchester united manager sir alex ferg

he has always denied involvement. now he is under arrest in spain on suspicion of a large—scale supply of drugs. that was tom burridge reporting from barcelona. russian police have arrested critics of vladimir putin who've been protesting against his inauguration for a fourth term in office. among those detained is the opposition leader, alexei navalny, who has called for a nationwide day of action, accusing mr putin ruling like a tsar. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg is at one of the protests. he sent this update a short time ago. i am on pushkin square in the centre of moscow, where two opposing groups have gathered. one group is russian nationalist, supporters of vladimir putin. there've been chanting, "we are not going to allow this ukraine style revolution here". the other group, that's the opponents of the russian president. they have been chanting, down with tsar, and putin's fourth term should be in prison". well, we have been seeing scuffles here, and the riot police have moved in to make arrests, an

i deny everything. i deny it on federal reports, to the public who votes for me. i deny everything till i'm caught and then i'm caught. >> it's clear what's happened here which is there are now investigators looking into michael cohen in the southern district of new york and the problem for cohen and trump is you can say whatever you want but there are records of financial transactions. when you get forensic investigators looking through that, these are real facts. you can't dispute these facts. they were going to come out sometime. i believe they sent rudy to get out in front of him and he happened to do it in a ham handed way and clean up the clean-up. that was clearly the strategy. >> when you make up stories, paul, and you keep making them up, you have to keep covering them. when you say he had a line of credit with his lawyer, the lawyer paid his bills. they had a retainer agreement where he gets 35k a month and that covers all the women, any sort of problems he has personally. that's covered out of this draw, 2435 a month. then it comes out he had to file re

the idea, that is denied by numberten, but campaigned against the idea, that is denied by number ten revised proposals. and admission that the government still does not have a customs plan with full backing of the cabinet, let alone the rest of the cabinet, let alone the rest of the eu. this is complicated, and has taken a long time. in other words, no decision yet. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. the british government has admitted hundreds of women may have died because of breast cancer screenings. us officials say nine people were aboard a military cargo plane which crashed near an airport in the us state of georgia. the c—130 aircraft was embarking on a training flight from savannah international airport when it went down shortly after ta keoff. the us authorities said it was unlikely any of those on board survived. steve a nd steve and manish and is in beijing trying to limit a growing dispute between the two countries. president trump has been threatening to impose steep tariffs on chinese goods to rebalance the trading relationship he has long said is unfair. thousand

he said, and i quote, the president denied that merger, they did not get the result that they wanted. of course, the problem with that statement is that it contradicts everything that we've heard from the white house previously on this, over and over again, we've been told that the president has had no role in the decision by the department of justice to challenge this merger, in fact, this morning, we heard from sarah sanders, who told cnn that the president did not deny that deal, it was the department of justice who did. about an hour later, we heard from rudy giuliani. he spoke with my colleague dana bash, trying to clarify his remark, saying that the president told him directly that he did not interfere in that decision. despite these comments coming from the white house, we should point out that the president has been very vocal about his opposition to this merger and it's led to questions about his involvement in the department of justice and decisions made by a separate branch of the

they specifically denied" -- get this -- "they specifically denied the existence of the plan." the material proves otherwise. iran authorized, initiated, and funded project amad. it was a coordinated program aimed at the development of a nuclear explosive device. here is another document from the archives. this is a master plan of project amad. iran said to the iaea this is -- no work has been conducted with a multipoint initiative. you have to forgive me. the scientific terminology is something that is necessary to understand the nuclear weapons but here is what they said. no work has been conducted with mpi technology in hemispherical geometry. again, the archives show this is a complete fabrication. iran said to the agency that it does not conduct metallurgical work specifically designed for a nuclear test. this is a lie. iran conducted extensive metallurgical work specifically designed for a nuclear device. here is another photo. plenty more in the archives. what i have shown you is a fraction of the material we have. but even from this sample, you can draw four main conclu

>> the president has denied, continues to deny the underlying claim. again, i had given the best information i had at the time. i refer you back to the comments you, yourself mentioned about the time line for mayor guilliani. >> that statement wasn't in reference to reimbursement. >> again, i gave you the best information i had. >> you were in the dark. >> reporter: in a separate interview on fox, he tried to explain the past false statements, including from cohen who stated he was not reimbursed. guilliani insisted it was an attempt to go around campaign finance laws. >> it wasn't for the campaign, it was to save their marriage, their reputation. >> there were other jaw dropping admissions from guilliani, like when he admitted he fired fbi director james comey over the russian investigation. >> he fired comey because comey would not among other things say that he wasn't a target of the investigation. he is entitled to that. >> reporter: when he described the president's son-in-law as disposable. >> if they do do ivanka, which i doubt they will, the wh

the appeal is denied. >> so on the other two, this is the hard one. that we uphold the appeal and issue the permits on the condition that the the weekday work hours from 8 mrovrl -- from 7:00 to 6:00 p.m. with the loud work between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., and that the work on the weekends be discontinued on saturday and sunday. >> you are saying 7:00 to 6:00 as opposed to the allowable 7:00 to 8:00, am i correct? >> i am reading from google's proposal which i am -- >> they also said saturday but no sunday or holiday. >> i am adjusting and taking their number one and i am taking their number two and dismissing saying that saturday and sunday are no work days. >> before we vote, i mean, i am not sure if i am 100% on that to be honest. >> but my proposal. told you. it's up for discussion. >> did you want to -- >> i would rather continue these two for two weeks. >> fine. then i withdraw -- i withdraw the motion. that is what i was doing. so now then i will motion that make a motion that -- >> can i just -- >> there is a possibility i will not be here on

but she denied having a temper.about the weeks and months before that acid incident, in 2015, in the early part of the summer, she said you is feeling good, full of energy, completing a university fashion course, i wanted to go out from that with a bang, i was beginning to feel positive. as for her relationship with mark van dongen she said, i thought everything was fine, we were not fighting as much, i thought we had come to understand one another, we would talking about getting married. as the summer progressed in 2015, the elation ship went badly wrong, she said it broke down when she discovered that he had a new girlfriend, a different girlfriend. the prosecution has claimed in this case that berlinah wallace bought sulphuric acid on the internet and through it over mark van dongen as he lay in bed injust a pair of shorts, they say his injuries were so severe shorts, they say his injuries were so severe he was driven to that decision to end his life at a euthanasia clinic in belgium. she denies throwing the acid

deny and deny . north korea says the cancellation of a planned summit with the us president is against the wishes of the world's donald trump has called off the meeting claiming tremendous anger and open hostility from the north but pyongyang says it's still open to resolving the issues schipper times is more. than a few hours after releasing a letter counseling the plan summit with north korea president donald trump issued a warning spoken to south korea and japan and they are not only ready should fully sure reckless acts be taken by north korea but they are willing to shoulder much of the cost of any financial burden any of the costs associated by the united states in operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us however the president suggested the singapore summit could still happen it's possible that the existing summit could take place or a summit. at. a later date doldrums letter to north korea was a curious mix of threats and polite regret sadly based on the tremendous anger a

he's always denied involvement. from barcelona, tom burridge sent this report. he was a top target for spanish and british police. today, jamie acourt is finally in police custody. he was arrested at this gym in central barcelona. spanish police tell me that when officers moved in, mr acourt claimed he was an italian tourist. simon macdonald was at the gym. the story, the gossip is that that there were actually police officers working out in the gym,

and continues to deny. to deny.hy can you not answer yes or no if you were in the dark? or no if you were in the dark? think it is a simple answer that i have given you several times now. have given you several times now. will continue to give you the best i can every single day. from washington. all boiled down to and what does it mean to donald trump, do you think? mean to donald trump, do you think? payment being made in his reimbursement to michael cohen. reimbursement to michael cohen. 2017 and that michael cohen has since been reimbursed. since been reimbursed. revealing things and acknowledging things after other facts come out. things after other facts come out. hard to take what the white house says at face value. says at face value. somebody here it must be lying, it is suggested. exactly. from michael cohen who said he was not reimbursed. not reimbursed. any reimbursement from donald trump or the campaign. or the campaign. crime and politicians have been brought up on charges. brought up on charges. and e

they are continuing to deny, certainly mr trump's lawyers are continuing to deny, that it was anythinginances. however, it is a question that is continuing to be asked because there are many who believe that potentially this payment and stopping stormy daniels from speaking may have influenced the presidential election and if it was a campaign contribution it would have broken campaign finance rules. therefore, it is something that is being investigated. i mentioned the us office of government ethics which has released this information, along with the declarations it has also released a letter which it has sent to rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, and the man who has overseen that special counsel investigation into allegations that russia interfered with the us presidential election. in that letter he specifically says that this declaration should have been made earlier and he is sending both this financial declaration and the last one to rod rosenstein and in this he says, "you may find the disclosure relevant to any enquiry you may be pursuing." it gives you an indication

the original suspects in the murder of the teenager, stephen lawrence, 25 years ago; he's always deniednvolvement. from barcelona, tom burridge sent this report. he was a top target for spanish and british police. today, jamie acourt

he has denied the accusations.using alarming levels of opioid addiction, across parts of africa — nigerian authorities estimate many thousands of vulnerable young people are now consuming it, every day. taken in large quantities, it can cause serious physical and mental damage. some addicts are being chained up because staff in rehab centres fear violence. but it's against the law to sell it without a doctor's prescription, so how is all this happening? rona myer reports. in the back streets of kano in northern nigeria this scene is distressingly common. young people drinking cough syrup with codeine. according to the nigerian government three million bottles are being drunk every single day. and that figure is just for two of nigeria's northern states. the sweet strawberry taste makes you high and gets you hooked. addiction to this powerful opioid has reached unprecedented proportions across the country. this is a serious issue, it is biting everybody, it's going from one home to another. if you think you safe, yo

you may well know that they repeatedly deny having nuclear weapons. you can listen to iran's president -- >> nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass distraction have any place in a rands defense doctrine and contradict our ethical convictions. prime minister netanyahu: this was repeated by the prime minister. >> -- prime minister netanyahu: i am here to tell you one thing. a random lied. lied.n big-time. to hide itsts nuclear program. in 2017, they moved there nuclear weapon files to a highly secret location in tehran. this is the district and tehran where they kept their atomic weapons files. few iranians knew where it was. also, a few israelis. from the outside this was an innocent-looking compound. it looks like a dilapidated warehouse. on the inside, it contained a rands secret -- a contained round things it contained iran's secret files. from inside we got the vaults. and another 55,000 cd's.on 183 everything you are about to see is an exact copy of the original iranian material. you may want to know, where are the originals. i can say they are

giuliani originally saying on friday trump personally denied the deal. the white house scrumping in to damage control mode this morning, saying not the case. then one hour later, giuliani scrambling to clarify his original comments. cnn's boris sanchez live for us at the white house. what's going on? >> fred, that is a question that some here at the white house have begun asking themselves after rudy giuliani yet again weighs into territory he should not be getting involved in. giuliani was brought in to help defend the president in the special counsel probe and yet again he's forced to clarify remarks about something off topic. this all started when giuliani spoke with the huffington post about a payment made to michael cohen by at&t to help sort of grease the wheels with the attempted merger with time wa , warner, the parent company of cnn. he said, and i quote, the president denied that merger, they did not get the result that they wanted. of course, the problem with that statement is that it contradicts everything that we've heard from the white hous

the white house has denied that. the doj denied that.aying, yeah, the president blocked the deal. >> the ceo of at&t had a lot to say to his employees about michael cohen. >> a remarkably blunt statement this morning. he said it was a big mistake to have a contract with cohen. it's been embarrassing. it caused reputational dani aal. the head of the d.c. office retired today. that was not a voluntary choice. that was a push, not a jump. retirement as a result of this controversy. >> sarah sanders was asked about this. >> she said this is evidence the swamp is being cleaned up. because at&t and time warner were challenged in court, it's evidence what cohen was doing wasn't working. i go back to the rudy quote. the president denied the merger. that contradicts everything we heard for five or six months. >> that's a new development rudy will have to clean that up. i will note that everyone that michael cohen worked for or came near doesn't seem to have had any affect. he didn't seem to be good at what he was hired to do by at&t and novartis.

and the judge ultimately denied them of that. but the simple legal answer is is that you have to have a justice department that protects people, not the president or the president's whims. that's problematic. >> hadas laid out the contradict pretty well. daniel, they've got to walk this back, right? what does the president say this time? again he gaept his facts straight eventually? i mean, where do you go from here? >> it's hard to see president trump throwing rudy giuliani under the bus more than he has done so already. i think we should remember that they are friends from new york. this is not a washington lawyer that trump just met. and so you're more loyal to your friends. and so he's not going to really criticize rudy giuliani too much. and he doesn't want to weigh in and antagonize rudy. but it looks really bad because you don't want a banana republic, and if you have the president deciding on doj matters, that is very problematic. my fellow guests said. so it's hard to see how president trump defends rudy giuliani in this

>> the president has denied a and continues to deny the underlying claim, and again, i have given the had at the time. >>> sarah sanders like many white house staffers were caught off guard by rudy giuliani's statements of reimbursing the lawyer about stormy daniels. this is the latest example of the disarray in the white house. and the reports of the president and the chief of staff john kelly are not on the same page, and the two men appeared together fridays the president prepared to travel to dallas. >> general kelly is doing a fantastic job, and such false reporting about the relationship, and we have great relationship. he is doing a great job as chief of staff. >> it sn an absolute privilege for a president who has gotten the economy going. >> and one doth protest too much. and now, i am joined by the communications director for priorities usa, and the spokesperson for hillary for president campaign, and also, jennifer, a reporter for her blog. and so there is statement s ts are completely contradicting what the white house is saying, and how does it happen that they do not get

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ryan denied her allegations and said he only ever hunts rabbits.ta kes hunts rabbits. he says he always takes his dogs to the vet for treatment. and he's never been to the forest. we wa nt we want to know why he is lying. so we pay him a visit. hello, mr harrison? we have knocked on the door of his house, he doesn't seem to be in, and there are clearly dogs in cages inside a house that he himself is not here. what about thomas? he denied any involvement in the things we filmed, and he told us he'd never killed a badger. so what does he have to say? hello, mr young? it hello, mryoung? itappears hello, mr young? it appears he is also not at home to answer our questions. what of christian? the man who should not even have dogs has gone all quiet on social media and denies the allegations we put to him. hello? have you got dogs? do you own dogs? you have nothing on the! go! he gives us the slip out of the front door. there he is! up the hill. why are you running away? what have you done with your dogs? none of the then that we filmed are willing to spe

and then china denies it. that top line number matches what the u.s.emanded in beijing two weeks ago. if this were to happen, china would struggle to buy $200 billion more in u.s. goods. it only bought $130 billion overall last year. the two biggest purchases were planes and soy beans. a deal could ramp up sales for boeing if they were to try to reach that $200 billion number, or china would have to eliminate the tariffs on farm products. also unclear what china wants in return. though the u.s. is working to lift a crippling ban on china company zte. news just now from china's foreign ministry that, no, they have not offered to do that. bilateral consultations are still under way, an untrue rumor coming from the u.s. side. they say don't over interpret or overthink their investigation of u.s. sorgum. >> they want high-tech goods after tianamen square. >>> trump administration set to announce a new rule today aimed squarely at planned parenthood. clinics that provide abortions or even discuss the procedure with patients would be stripped of federal fund

deny and deny disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein has surrendered himself to police in new york on sexual assault charges more than one hundred women have accused him of sexual misconduct including rape he was fired from the weinstein company in october following the allegations which triggered the meet to movement weinstein has denied all allegations of known consensual sex north korea says it remains open to resolving issues despite donald trump's cancellation of a planned summit for what he called the tremendous anger and open hostility shown by kim jong un the north says his decision goes against the wishes of the world that is extremely regrettable south korea's president says he's perplexed by trump's decision his foreign minister has spoken to u.s. secretary of state michael peo they agreed to continue pursuing talks with pyongyang. voting is underway in ireland on whether to repeal some of the strictest abortion laws in europe prime minister lee over a cost his foes in dublin he supports changing the legislation a vote pitches social and catholic conservatives again

well, he denies that he denies that he had that conversation on the phone with her, threatening her.tnesses. it's been presented in court that he threatened my mother. she's on record, she told me, and i know she didn't lie to me... i'lljust say, on the record, that... that's fair enough. all right. when he's here, he can defend himself. pervez musharraf says no. he says no, as dictators and murderers often do. if it was the case, why is he running away from the court cases and not coming home to face the charges? and it's not only my mother's case where he's accused. he's accused of bombing and killing the former chief minister of balochistan. we can't try... 0k. he's been charged with treason but is not appearing in any of these cases. he's in self—imposed exile in dubai, but i have to put on the record as i said that he denies all of that. yes, he denies. he says he's not a murderer and not a dictator. not a dictator?! is that also in doubt? ok, i mean... this is a new alternative facts that... no. just putting out what he would say. but i want to ask you this, bilawal bhutto—zard

he denies wrongdoing.alists. bbc reporter ahmad shah is among the dead. he was 29. monday may be the deadliest day for afghan media since the fall of the taliban. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk.

president trump denied paying back michael cohen for that payment. rudy giuliani leaking that payment. >>> comey would not clear the president. why this is an explosive revelation. >>> and giuliani, of all people, said the three americans detained in north korea will be released today. why is the president's personal attorney announcing this as the u.s. government remains silent? but we begin with president trump and his shifting story over that payment to porn star stormy daniels. this comes on the heels of a stunning admission of attorney giuliani that the president repaid $130,000 in hush money given to daniels just before the election. >> that money was not campaign money. sorry, i'm giving you a fact now that you don't know. it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. >> so they funneled it through a law firm. >> funneled it through a law firm and the president repaid it. >> he did? >> yeah. >> there is no campaign finance law. >> zero. >> the president tried to explain in a series of tweets. he said this morning, quote, mr. cohen, a

sanders: the president has denied and continues to deny the underlying claim, and again i gave you theest information i had at the time -- and i would refer you back to the comments you yourself mentioned a few minutes ago against the mayor giuliani -- [speaking simultaneously] reporter: but that statement was in reference to the reimbursement the payment. ,ms. sanders: again, i gave you the best information that i had -- reporter: that you know at the time -- ms. sanders: and the president -- reporter: why can't you just answer yes or no whether you were in the dark? i think it is a fairly simple question. ms. sanders: it is a simple answer that i have given you, i will give you the best information i have and will continue to do my best every single day. announcer 1: at 8:30 p.m. eastern, experts discuss first amendment production in the middle -- digital age. then former clinton white house chief of staff leah panetta, former trump chief of staff reince priebus and reporters bernstein and woodward on the american presidency and the american dream. on "book tv," c-span 2, 10:00 p.m.

john dowd has denied today that he leaked those questions. john dowd can now fairly be described by "the new york times" or anyone else as a person outside of trump's legal team. john dowd is also the star of a dramatic scene delivered as the lead of "the washington post" report tonight complete with the terrible dialogue of a terrible hollywood screenwriter that john dowd has told nbc news he thinks is an accurate representation of the scene. and that means, of course, it is a scene that makes john dowd the hero, the less for trump supporting readers. in a tense meeting in early march with the special counsel, president trump's lawyers insisted that he had no obligation to talk with federal investigators, probing russia's interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. but robert s. mueller iii had another option if trump declined. he could issue a subpoena for the president to appear before a grand jury. according to four people from familiar with the encounter. mueller's warning, the first time he is known to have mentioned a possible subp

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>> the president denied and continues to deny the underlying claim andive given the best information i had at the time and i would refer you back to the comments you yourself just mentioned a few minutes ago about the timeline of major giuliani. >> in reference to the reimbursement, the payment. >> again, i gave you the best information i had. and that -- >> a shot in the dark. >> reporter: on fox, giuliani tried to explain away all of the past false statements including from cohen stating he was not reimbursed. giuliani said it wasn't for going around the -- >> to save their marriage as much as the reputation. >> reporter: and then why he fired james comey. >> he fired comey because comey would not among other things say that he wasn't a target of the investigation. he's entitled to that. >> reporter: and describing the president's son-in-law jared kushner as disposable. >> if they do do ivanka which i doubt they will, the country will turn on her. going after his daughter? >> son-in-law. talked about him. >> i guess jared is a fine man. you know that. but men are, you know, disposa

he did drain the swamp, the president denied the merger. they didn't get the result that they wanted. you were in that courtroom every single day. you have lived and breathed this stor story. doesn't this contradict everything we have been told? >> it contradicts everything we have heard about the merger for a long time. politics has been the elephant in the courtroom for some time. we haven't actually heard the words donald trump, because they have decided to fight this battle on pure antitrust grounds. beyond just the fact that at&t decided not to fight this on a political bias sense is also that there was a sworn affidavit by the head of the justice department's antitrust division during the trial. we actually obtained this from a freedom of information request where the head of the doj antitrust division said, at no time did i receive orders, instructions or directions relating to the transaction or decision to file the complaint from any of the following people, including president trump, the executive office of the president or relate

around the police who previously given us access to their fence and border patrols gave us a statement denying that they'd turn any refugees around think claimed their priority is human dignity. but human rights advocates say they know pushbacks happen all the time and accuse the greek government of breaking international. tonight i'm here to tell you one thing. iran. israel's prime minister says he has secret files which prove iran covertly pursued nuclear weapons. hello i'm adrian finighan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the coast of australia orders one of the vatican's most senior officials to stand trial on sex abuse charges plus. an american migrant stuck at the mexican border celebrates as the u.s. allows in the first group of asylum seekers and friends no more one of taiwan's last remaining allies cuts diplomatic ties with it. the united states says it believes israel psyche's ations that iran lied to international observers about its nuclear program at a press conference in tel aviv benjamin netanyahu displayed what he called conclusive proof that the weapons program

he has always denied involvement.ow he is under arrest in spain on suspicion of a large—scale supply of drugs. that was tom burridge reporting from barcelona. now, we have got some newsjust coming in from manchester united the ball clu b coming in from manchester united the ball club telling their former manager alex fergusson has undergone emergency surgery manager alex fergusson has undergone emergency surgery for a rainy haemorrhage. that news hasjust come in from manchester united. —— a brain haemorrhage. do we know anything more at this stage? well, it is very sudden news, as you say, we just heard from the club that alex fergusson has undergone emergency surgery today for a brain haemorrhage. a procedure, we understand, have gone very well but he needs a period of intensive care to optimise his recovery. that is the formal statement, his family also requesting privacy. the news emerged because his son darren missed doncaster ‘s final game of the season against wigan and the clu b the season against wigan and the