yanela denis.inesperado.onaba a so en los brazos de su madre, sandra maría sánchez, sus tres hermanitos y su padre se encontraban desconsolados por una inesperada separación. ¿cómo se enteró usted de que sandra se había ido y con su hija pequeña? denis: me fui para mi trabajo normal a las seis de la mañana, regresé a la una de la tarde a casa. llegué y no, no, no, no habían llegado todavía. bueno, digo, se habían tardado. como una hora después una hermana mía se comunicó conmigo. "fíjate", me dice, "me habló sandra, que se había ido para estados unidos con la niña", no le digo yo. teresa: ¿cuál fue su reacción? denis: no, no, imagínese usted, yo como padre que-- [carraspea] me consideraba padre-- me considero padre responsable, estoy con mis niños y-- teresa: denis y sandra se conocieron hace 13 años en puerto cortés, en la costa caribeña de honduras. denis: yo estaba en el-- en el ejército acá, en la fuerza naval. me fui a comer al restaurante donde ella trabajaba. por un amigo mío así bromeando f

so that request is denied. we will now move onto item -- item number 5-a and 5-b which shall be heard together. this -- these are appeal numbers -- it has -- 18-060 and 18-061, the union square business improvement district and stanley roth versus san francisco public works bureau of street use and mapping, two separate apaelz. subject property is 281 geary street protesting the issuance on april 21, 2018 to san francisco's hometown creamery of a mobile food facility permit, to operate at a location 80 linear feet east of the friday and geary street intersection. this is permit number 17 mff-0001 for further consideration. on june 20, 2018, the board voted 3-1-1, president fong dissented and commissioner swig was absent. the restriction would address concerns about congestion in the area. lacking the four votes needed to pass, the motion failed. upon a motion by commissioner honda, the board voted by 3-1-1 to continue this matter to allow vice president swig to participate in the vote, so the matter has been su

denied a permit and at the same time, sought clarification from either d.p.w. or m.t.a. on that issue which related to park north high traffic areas, although we took action to deny the feel and deny a permit and we also achieved sending a message and receiving back a clarification on the process with regards to traffic. so i see a direct comparison here because we can find today and get them into business and we can deny the appeal. also, we can ask the department for future cases. to get some clarification and establish a policy. we've done this before is the point. >> we could ask the department to come back and discuss what level of discretion they have. >> we can. can we kick it -- >> no except that -- i guess my objection is having it run a long time. what do you mean? >> i know where it will go. it has to go to the board of supervisors. you are talking about that. there are other special interests in this game that has a vested interest in how this legislation works. i don't see that as problem solving. a discussion with the -- it could be the director o

she denies those charges.an, who has been following this story for the washington post. why is this so significant, would you say? well, experts say that if true these allegations suggest the russian influence campaign in the united states is far larger and more sophisticated than many americans might have realised. ms butina seemed to understand and the people who sent to the united states seem to understand a lot about american politics work, and the kind of organisations she would need to infiltrate and potentially influenced to affect american political life in this country. shias of course innocent until proven guilty, but you have to wonder why, given the seriousness of these allegations, she is not being investigated by robert mueller. yes, oui’ investigated by robert mueller. yes, our understanding is the investigation into ms butina actually predate the investigation of robert mueller. agents have acted in trailing her since august 20 16. we don't yet know why robert mueller didn't choose to sweep thi

ian austin denies any of that actually happenedlj ian austin denies any of that actually happened.i—semitism. did i scream abuse at anybody? no, idid anti—semitism. did i scream abuse at anybody? no, i did not. anti—semitism. did i scream abuse at anybody? no, idid not. it anti—semitism. did i scream abuse at anybody? no, i did not. it was a heated discussion, i accept that, but i did not scream abuse at anybody. he said the discussion he was talking about there was with the party chairman, somebody loyal to jeremy corbyn. it is one person‘s word against another, we are not sure what happened, but the fact ian austin is being investigated i suppose adds fuel to those labour mps who are concerned that the focus needs to be an disciplining those who are guilty of anti—semitism within the party rather than having agoat within the party rather than having a go at those who are criticising the party‘s position on it. we heard from the shadow justice the party‘s position on it. we heard from the shadowjustice secretary and he told us hejust wants from the shadowjustice secretary and he t

clear russian invasion but officially denied by the kremlin does this sound familiar? 2016 attacks on american elections, there for everyone to see, denied by the kremlin. trump has made it clear that if russia ever perpetuated an attack like that against a nato country, trump would believe russia and not his own eyes, not his own government. he has telegraphed to russia that if you simply deny the invasion or the attack, we will believe you, not our own government, not our own intelligence and security agencies. that's what he told us today. and that's what would likely happen if europe was attacked. so the europeans know this. why we are so much weaker today is because that message to the europeans comes with a price. if the europeans don't feel that we are going to get their back, having watched the president mock and insult them over the course of the last four days, it is now in doubt as to whether they would come to our defense if we asked as we did after the attacks on september 11. now, none of our european partners will say that. they are going to try to save

the application was denied at the staff level and again denied at the departmental level because the tree itself is relatively healthy ask sustainable if you take away the issue of installing a garage or driveway. as you know, we often have tree in proposed driveway garage conflicts. it's generally been pretty rare for trees to be fully protected in an application to install a garage or driveway ultimately denied. after department of san francisco public works denied the request for a departmental hearing, once it was appealed, we do increasingly try to reach out to the appellant and see how much ground we can cover before the hearing. a key reason for the site visit was to truly verify if there's a replacement location on-site, which has been a sticking point for us. in the past, if the tree's not replantable, we tend to err on the side of asking you to remove a tree for a garage, or if it's just a tree that should be worked around, an outstanding tree that we feel as a department we wouldn't want to see removed even if it's to install a garage or driveway. so that's a little genera

african in the french context but it should be because you have many people from the far right who deny the fact that they are french by saying that they are from growth that they don't belong and that they are africans so in the french context i mean from people from the far right it means denying the fact that they are french but as myself being a woman from african descent i'm french but my tummy comes from africa i can understand why people of african descent all around the world and i think it's important to say a true going to south africa how they can relate to that success and how no have how did you have the will to to share that moment of joy you know that it's not because you i think in that you've got you can abuse french at the same time so i understand that i would be angry if someone from the far right political landscape was said that those cases are african because in the french context it means something different but from someone who is from african descent trying to share you know heavy trade you know come on come encourage a common belonging to the. over genes with

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, denied, denied, you can hear him on tape talking about it. then you have air force one, he denied, denied having any knowledge of stormy daniels, then it comes out he did have knowledge of it. deny, deny this, and now michael cohen says he knew about it. >> the president is not a credible witness. he's a pathological hour. he lies an average of 6.5 times a day according to "the washington post." he's lied consistently about everything to do with the russia case, the collusion charges, everything. but the cover-up is crumbling. >> in your piece, you also say that "and the putin republicans give the impression that they couldn't care less if the president plotted to win power with the help from a hostile foreign state." do you think there's going to be increased pressure on him now? >> there will be increased pressure. just think about what's happened in the last day with on the one hand you have growing evidence of trump collusion, and it's not just this, by the way, i mean, the way that trump behaved with putin last week lends further credenc

>> he'll deny. it'll be the same kind of response he's had to the whole series of steps he's taken of a hostile nature against the united states. until he's confronted with a position of strength with demands he respond in an appropriate way to each of the steps, he'll continue to deny. >> the president continues to say it's a rigged witch hunt. >> the president should say president putin you can deny this, but my intelligence community, now a grand jury has concluded that these people have been involved in our hacking into our system trying to alter things, whether they were successful or not is not being resolved at this point. number two, i need to have you understand, if you do this again, there are going to be more consequences. you get no relief of the sanctions that we imposed as a result of crimea and trying to destabilize ukraine, and trying to destabilize the baltics as well. so no we can't have a better relationship until you change your behavior. i would like to have a relationship with

moore denied the claim. >> he denies it. he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen. host was accused of acting inappropriately "new york times" reported he and fox news paid five of the acuers a combined $1 million in exchange for silence. knowing that trump still had his backs. i don't think bill did anything wrong. o'reilly denied acting inappropriately. also when multiple women complained that fox news president roger ailes had sexually harassed them, ultimately leading to his firing from the network, trump called the accusations totally unfounded and painted a rosy picture of ailes, when also denied the claims. >> some of the women who are complains, i know how much he's helped them, and even recently. >> reporter: perhaps all of this should come as no surprise. after all, president trump has defended himself, too. he denied it all, even mocking one at a campaign rally. >> when you looked at that horrible woman last night, you said, i don't think so. i don't think so. the stories are total fiction. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> coming up, it is the

back to deny there's anything wrong with it.onger prepared to deny you colluded. otherwise, why would you be saying all of the sudden that it's legal? second, you now face the problem of the law. you say there's nothing wrong with what you may have done. tell that to the 12 russians who special counsel mueller has indicted for trying to disrupt and discredit the 2016 presidential election. if they are guilty of their conspiracy, then you could be found guilty for helping them advance it. when the the united states congress impeaches you, mr. president, or the u.s. senate convicts you or removed you from office, it amounts to history yet to be written. but it appears you're now counting on the public to accept an argument that selling out to the enemy means their standard of an honorable american president. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> just so you understand it, there's been no collusion. >> rudy giuliani does it again. >> i don'

clear russian invasion but officially denied by the kremlin. ?ound familiar 2016 attacks on american elections are for everyone to see, denied by the kremlin. happened on aer trump hasry, telegraphed to russia that if you simply deny the invasion or the attack, we will be leave you not our own government. not our own intelligence and security agencies. that is what he told them today and that is likely what would happen of europe was attacked. that is why we are so much weaker today, because that message to the europeans comes with a price. at the europeans do not feel we're going to have their back, having watched the president insult them over the last four doubt as tonow in whether they would come to our defense if we asked, as we did after the attacks on september 11. now, none of our european partners will say that. they are going to try to save face. they are going to try to be the bigger party to the contest and say the strength of the alliance is a strong is it has ever been. and if it has not, there are consequences for the united states

really the people who deny the whole of course. prachi i should imagine there's no survey i've seen on it but ninety nine point nine nine percent intended hurt the jewish people and his example that are people who like motor pool mistakes that i can't believe i've ever come across anyone who does make mistakes in the level of the large that's out there in the research you can just look online go to libraries and even going as yet our streets to make logical mistakes are venturing some of going to pull you up quite quickly and what you are saying this idea that he's trying to stop the spreading of faith yes well this is there's no more fake news than holocaust or not it's been documented it's been researched it's been proved and if you are going to deny the vote only meanness amount of research you go to your dress shame in jerusalem you go to the concentration camps still existing if you're going to deny six million jews died then i would suggest that your only way to vacation is to hurt jewish people and that is tantamount to inci

the request has been made for us to deny -- excuse me. the request has been made for us to deny the budget legislative analyst recommendation. from a 0923 to a 0932. so, that is the manager two position to a manager four position. and the other thing is we've been asked to the city administrator is asking us to accept upward legislation to manager two to manager five. however, they have accepted a delay in hiring to a .86 f.t.e. >> .77. >> excuse me. you're right. .77. .77. mr. rosenfeld? >> if i could briefly summarize to make sure i understand and we have our notes correct. i believe, and the department is agreing to accept the budget and legislative analyst reserve recommendations. >> yes. >> you have already accepted all of the general fund reductions at the previous meeting for the city administrator. additionally for the department of real estate, we -- the motion would delay the timing of the 0933 position to .77 f.t.e. in the department of -- in the cannabis office, it would permit the 1823 substitution. however, it would offset i

he denied the accusations saying they never happened. ronan farrow said he spent eight months vetting the women's accounts. >> these are women that began coming to me immediately after the harvey weinstein story. we have vetted and revetted these sources, and my honest impression is that these stories are not only true but also not fueled by opposition research. >> cbs news has hired a law firm to investigation the latest accusations of sexual misconduct and will include the allegations in the article. moonves says he denies having used his position to affect anyone's career. fager said, quote, it's wrong that our few kur can be defined by a few people with an axe to grind." tony decokoupildokoupil, cbs ne york. >>> police video was released of the fatal shooting of a black man thurman blevins. blevins was shot and killed june 23rd as two officers chased him on foot. a gun was recovered at the scene. both officers fired their guns. the mayor called blevins' death tragicic but didn't comment on what the video shows. >> in this quest to br

election although putin denied any russian interference while the pair also discussed nuclear stocks syria and all trump hailed the day's talks as a success and promised war dialogue would follow. this was a very constructive day this was a very constructive few hours that we spent together. it's in the interest of both of our countries to continue our conversation and we have agreed to do so i'm sure we'll be meeting again in the future often. and hopefully we will so every one of the problems that we discussed today. thank you very much. all right and they shook hands so let's go straight to helsinki our correspondent gary schultz has been covering this the history making summit terry. well a helicopter just passed overhead which i believe is accompanying the motorcade of at least one of the leaders heading back to the airport and i can tell you that i believe finland is probably breathing a sigh of relief to see these two go on their way i know that the press corps here is you know has their heads down and and writing stories about this rather remarkable summit if there was a lot

there in this in men women and children yes actor george clooney there making allegations that are denied by the sudanese government for bashir spot he is on the record for blaming nato nations for a policy of sanction divide and rule so his government can never fully exploit his nation's potential i want to go. down a little it. was actually good to. see. you. get the. you know this is. going to be. well going underground has never been able to get anyone to represent sudan from the sudanese embassy in london but we can now get the perspective of a leader of the sudanese opposition the former prime minister of sudan said he comedy is head of the national party any mom of the suv the sex of unthaw and he's chair of the opposition alliance sudan call prime minister welcome to going underground the british government of course enforces sanctions against john lee once president bashir in the hague but egypt sudan becoming more friendly what do you make of the basically that is no potential from between the two and cairo because in cairo muslim brothers are terrorists in heart of whom they ar

i am something the companies have all denied. iam babita something the companies have all denied.the companies have all denied. i am babita sharma here in london. let's go back to our main story, the controversy of president trump's remarks in helsinki protesters have gathered in lafayette park outside the white house in washington to denounce the remarks of the president during his joint news conference with the russian president, vladimir putin, in helsinki on monday. that is what has got a lot of people up that is what has got a lot of people up in arms. but of course he has now backtracked spectacularly. we have got more on that to come here on bbc news. stay with us. hello there. well, depending on how you look at it, some lucky gardens have received some rainfall during monday and tuesday, but the vast majority of the country on tuesday was dry with plenty of sunshine around, some glorious sunset scenes up and down the country. there were a few heavy showers around across northern scotland, this is a weather watchers view looking out off the coast of peterhead, with some dow

the president denies that. who's lying? >>> invitation to moscow. vladimir putin said that he is ready to visit washington but also inviting president trump to come to moscow. why's the russian leader praising the president for keeping his campaign promises? >>> economic spike, the u.s. economy is sizzling, growing at the fastest pace in almost four years. president trump is taking the credit now but what will he say if things cool off? >>> and stalling tactics, north korea returns the apparent remains of some american troops killed in combat many decades ago but what about kim jong-un's other commitments? is he stalling when it comes to giving up his nukes? wonderful blitszer is off today. you're in "the situation room. s . >>> president trump denies a stunning claim by the former fixer and lawyer michael cohen that he knew ahead of time about the 2016 trump tower meeting where russians were supposed to provide dirt on hillary clinton. but sources say that cohen is willing to tell special counsel robert mueller that he was present when donald trump

funding any terrorists with their british taxpayer money the white helmets denies being a terrorist group in the pentagon denies helping al qaida but they do back this group might go we're all for our revolution come on don't you just tell me who this group is because i understand british and american special forces are helping them and the russians are saying they seem to be holding refugees also to. russia says but who is this group backed by the british taxpayer another of law i mean what do you think there's a militia betting on suggest that you get a government in london and another country comes and says well we will back these we will fight back these you know the commandos what separate us commandos there is a lot of part of them they work with a card i mean we have we know these people well they deny their i'll tell them i didn't say that they say they are the vanguard against isis although they also seem to be considered really concerned would say all of the iran. look how can they be how could they fight isis if they already called out what it would isis isis is there loo

now for the first time of the nearly forty years that this law was written many people are being denied that chance u.s. border patrol agents are here making sure they do not pass. good living let me beg them to let us pass because the heat is suffocating the children why are you guys not allowing these asylum seekers to pass and i'm not allowed to give you anything a customs and border protection spokesperson says individuals without documents sometimes must wait to be processed due to strained resources meanwhile the trumpet ministration has made clear it wants to keep out what the president calls an influx of illegal aliens. eight month pregnant the tourist says she and her son were forcibly removed from the bridge she says u.s. border patrol which cannot cross into mexico had asked mexican police to arrest her getting there the whole day said to me you think the u.s. president is offering political asylum that doesn't exist anymore she had hoped to give birth in the united states away from the dangers of her native hunder us now without a plan she's returned to a shelter on the mexi

this practice has denied rivals a chance to innovate and compete on the merits. they denied european consumers the benefit of effective competition in the very important mobile atmosphere. >> google says it has not reduced consumer choice, but if the eu wins on appeal, google has to change its relationship in europe. investors don't seem worried. shares barely budged after the fine announced. >>> a possible stumbling block for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. he said he would like to see the st statute overturned. >> can you think of a case that deserves to be overturned? >> yes. >> would you volunteer one? >> no. >> pending confirmation hearing. yes, sir. right here. >> thank you very much. >> would say one. morrison. it has been effectively overruled. i would put the final nail in. >> kavanaugh worked under the independent councsel law when h was part of the clinton ken starr investigation. >> there is a difference here. a special counsel answers to the justice department while an independent counsel answers to no one. chuck schumer already demanding kava

qatar says its citizens were either illegally expelled or denied access to the u.a.e. separating families and denying people access to health care education their properties and assets of course the u.a.e. is the only one of the four countries to have imposed a blockade on cattle but it's the only one out of the four to be brought here before the international court of justice why because it's the only country out of the four that signed up to the international convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination but bahrain egypt and saudi arabia will be watching this case closely and drawing their own conclusions this is a statement that there is a likelihood of discrimination so one would think that the other states in the region would say that means something again likely that this is a violation in earlier hearings the u.a.e. denied any policy of expulsion saying it's measures were designed to have the least possible impact on ordinary citizens it said his argument was with the qatari government not the qatari people but the u.a.e. must comply with

and you were denied.t was the explanation to that first denying ever honeof honor victims by putting the flags by half-staff? >> it just came through one of the senator's offices to say that the white house has denied the application. and i think that probably the way that it really got through to the president as he probably saw it on the news. so here is the news, the media or the journalism that was under attack last thursday, but they are doing their job, and i think when the president saw it, he knew it was the right thing to do. >> so are you satisfied now with the president's response? >> you know, it's going to take a long time for this community to heal, but i think every little bit helps. the parade tomorrow will help. seeing the flags at half-mast, seeing the outpouring of love, i think that all helps the journalists and families get back on their feet. >> i want to talk to you about tomorrow because it is a day of celebration for this country, a day that honors america. i know there will be pa

dealing with people that will deny, deny, deny. so i'm going to make these tapes. >> where do you see it going? >> koenlz hmichael cohen has to if he is cooperating with the southern district. there are all kinds of indications that he is. if he does, they're going to sit with him, reserve a conference room or safe house, sit with him, play every one of these tapes, go through every financial document and e-mail and say explain this, what's this, why did this happen. that could open uh-uh uh-p all f doors. >> gloria, we talked for years that cohen was this loyal guy, take a bullet, everything we talked about. yet here he is under the criminal investigation. this is how trump characterized the relationship. >> a percentage of my overall legal work, a tiny, tiny fraction. he represents me like with this craze stormy daniels deal, he represented me. and from what i see, he did absolutely nothing wrong. >> now with this reporting, gloria, isn't it a tad more difficult for the white house to distance themselves from michael cohen? >> ye

i've read at least the people saying that it was really an african team were reason criteria is to deny the freshness that could very well played to me so as i heard my of my colleagues and i forget what his name what he said while the other african ancestry well my ancestry is from gary and i don't have a french name either psycho's he's hardly a french name so if they are not crimes then one might french and to me if he's the sole difference i see skin pigmentation and this is where i see that the problem and perhaps a discriminatory underpinnings of this whole theory is that every criteria that is being used to deny their freshness quote unquote could very well be applied to me or anybody who has ancestry from outside the country and according to the to the four of us we have not denied it yes i'm sure he meant it that way we're still essential of course and not only not always a number but just the fact that we're having this conversation means that some people don't adhere to them fully for example new custom and this whose parents are from spain nobody nobody seems to be denying h

jim jordan had a duty to protect them and rather than deny and dismiss them, he should fully cooperate in the investigation. >> is congress taking a full? >> at some point. we will see how this goes forward. the people that came forward that he would cooperate. i don't think that it came forward as a charge against him that as a statement of fact that he's denying he had any knowledge of. he's a person who said that this record so and so should have known that. many people say he did know and by his own standards he should have done. >> [inaudible] $152 billion is that a problem for the united states? >> i have been fighting this issue for decades. when i started my campaign about 20 some years ago, the trade deficit was $5 billion a year. i thought that was such a huge amount of money to use that leverage to stop the chinese from dating. people here and the democrats and republicans alike saw me saying it's peaceful revolution. it's going to work itself out. then the trade deficit was $5 billion a year now and it is $5 billion a week yet we have to address that so that is unfair to th

he always denied that hehaid the affair and he denied he knew anything about a payment by the "national enquirer." it seems theti "al enquirer" didn't publish the story. it is a tabloid owned by friends of donald trump and there are suggestions it was a caption kill. a lot of statements used when a publication buys sto and doesn't publish it effectivelye buhe story but a known disclosure agreement means the person can't talk about it. michael cohen is donald trump's lawyer. he was his lawyer during that period and seen as h mr. fix-it. he sorted out problems for donald trump. it seems on this tape recording that was seized by f.b.i. of rcers in aaid on his offices that michaelen coh and donald trump discuss this payment that took place between the "national enquirer" and karen mcdougal and talk about potentially buying the rights to the story from the nation enquirer" would mean they could stop it from being published because it included ano isclosure agreement by her. that is something being denied by the trump agreement and campaign. they said as far as they are concerned no payment w

coming up yemen's toothy rebels say they've attacked abu dhabi airport a united arab emirates official denies the claim the u.s. government racist to meet thursday's deadline to reunite children separated from their parents at the mexican border plus. reporting from greenland what it's like dogs a fundamental part of the new culture but the climate in number. first attack is sound where former cricketer turned politician and run con has declared victory in the general elections promising to build a new pakistan votes are still being counted on the official result is not likely to be confirmed until friday but col is already being challenged by rival policies some of binge of aid has more from the whole. supporters of pakistan tehreek e insaf party celebrated their victory even before this ultimate announced initial vote tallies gave him a decisive deeds. getting a bullhorn has promised a lot for the people the huge number of votes the people gave him because he can do what. he should the labor his promises and he should do a lot for the masses he should deliver now otherwise he situation wher

pakistan's army has denied meddling to tip the scales in favor of national security conservative imran khan and his p.t.i. party. its pledge to ensure a fair and free election on july twenty fifth. for more i'm joined by m.p.'s call an islamic bod who's following the story for us mr goh why has mr sharif were turned to the country now especially given that he's facing these corruption charges. well he had to do to about respond to. an appeal against the would do that to god. otherwise he would have been declared on the sole person of the presidents for i think such an appeal is mandatory and secondly he had to do the closer and he could actually use and if you don't you don't or he would have been seen as having come from minus the image of the party misusing barack particularly in a situation where it has guided an editor of victimhood and only ending for the sake of. his daughter's a political future he probably wanted to continue politics after the settlement of this legal case which we hope that the appeals process should be over in four to six weeks with regard to the political el

you could deny a relevance and got away from it. the principal problem there with an originalist argument and 54 was that people were using the framers intentions, or what is sometimes called original intended expectations -- original expected applications approach, i'm sorry, and in this case, it was not hypothetical read if you ask a lot of what they thought of the 14th amendment desegregating schools, they would have been opposed or denied that. that was as far as the historical research took. it was not about the original meaning of the text itself. they were inquiring into the expectations of the people that wrote it. that is what the old originalism did in the originalism persuaded me to be an originalist denies what you should be. if you look at the text and historical analysis of the words of the text, not something done here off the top of your head. but, i think it is plain that in order to say that brown was unjustified on originalist grounds, usa plessy versus ferguson was justified -- you would have to say that plessy v

so the reality is that race should play a factor, the president is denying the legitimacy of that.ginal sources, we see that the president is denying the legitimacy of race, and not considering that as a diversity on american public education. >> you all are out of control talking about this as it is a crisis. dr. dyson is so obsessed about his elite schools. i don't care about the elite schools like harvard. >> clearly you're not. >> i'm not, and the american people are not concerned about the elite$!ist. >> you're not answering the consideration go to one of these elite schools and learn how to engage in analytical scrutiny. >> your elitism is offensive. >> i don't have elitiselitism, skill and competency. >> i think race is a factor. i think diversity is important. >> so if it was going away, that would upset you. >> the point is that it is not. the point i'm making is if you go to any college campus today. one of the elite schools that dr. dyson is so obsessed with. >> learn to engage in argument logically, not emotionally. >> i did not exbless those ideas, you think it is har

and now in a new court filing, it is denying legal liability. nbc's gabe gutierrez spoke with one of the outraged couples. >> reporter: the gut-wrenching news left amber ashe and husband elliot in shock. >> it's very hurtful, and it's really a violation of trust for us. >> reporter: she was among the hundreds of women who found out in march their eggs and embryos were destroyed when a preservation system like this one malfunctioned at a university hospitals fertility center near cleveland, crushing their hopes of having a sibling for their young son ethan. >> we see him interact with cousins and other family members and smaller children in our neighborhood, and we see what an amazing big brother he'd be. >> reporter: now in a response to a lawsuit, university hospitals is denying any wrongdoing, saying its patients signed consent forms, the plaintiffs were fully advised of the material risks, benefits and alternatives available for treatment and voluntarily assumed and consented to those risks. ceo tom zanti publicly apologized in march. >> i ca

now, that's something that he denies, that others have denied as well, or even these suggestions thate been collusion between his campaign and russia, again something that is strongly denied, but fundamentally what he wants to do is to shoot down any suggestion that russia tried to help him and that's a concern because the special counsel investigation is ongoing. at the same time tohugh, he cannot get away from the fact that intelligence agencies believed russia was responsible for that meddling, and in fact, we have had a statement within the last few hours from the fbi director christopher wray who says very clearly that "the intelligence community's assessment has not changed, my view has not changed which is that russia attempted to interfere in the past election and continues to engage in malign influence operations to this day." and very quickly, chris. this phrase that the president has put out there — which he seems to like quite a lot — "trump derangement syndrome" — that could come back to bite him, couldn't it? it could. i mean, the thing is that you have got to remember w

he's always denied he had that affairand he he's always denied he had that affair and he also deniedhat he knew anything about a payment by the national enquirer. it seems the national enquirer. it seems the national enquirer. it seems the national enquirer didn't even publish the story. it is a tabloid newspaper owned by a friend of donald trump and there were suggestions that what took place was a kind of catch and kill, that's a statement used to talk about whenever a publication buys a story and then doesn't publish it. effectively ibehre is the story. but a nondisclosure agreement means that person cannot talk about it with anyone else —— effectively it varies. michael cohen was donald trump's lawyer during that period and also was seen as this mist fixit —— varies. essentially he sorted out problems for donald trump —— mr fixit. —— varies. in they talk about potentially buying they talk about potentially buying the rights to the story from the national enquirer, which would in effect mean they could stop that story from ever being published because it included a nondisclosure a

. >> reporter: but moments later, french psi denied mr. trump's claim and reaffirmed all allies are still committed to paying 2% over the next decade, targets that were previously agreed upon. amid the confusion and chaos, mr. trump reaffirming his commitment. >> i believe in nato. nato now is really a fine tuned machine. people are paying money that they never paid before. >> reporter: tough talk that may also be aimed at showing strength ahead of his one on one with russian president vladimir putin. the president is under pressure to press putin on election meddling, something mr. trump said he'll do. >> all i can do is say, did you, and don't do it again. but he may deny it. >> reporter: but the president may have only added to concerns by seeming to leave the door open to recognizing russia's 2014 annexation of crimea, a move western allies say violates international law. >> they just opened a big bridge that was started years ago. they built i think a submarine port, substantially added billions of dollars. >> reporter: and when asked

qatar says its citizens were either illegally expelled or denied access to the u.a.e. separating families and denying people access to health care education their properties in assets of course the u.a.e. is the only one of the four countries to have imposed a blockade on cattle but it's the only one out of the four to be brought here before the international court of justice why because it's the only country out of the four that signed up to the international convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination but bahrain egypt and saudi arabia will be watching this case closely and drawing their own conclusions this is a statement that there is a likelihood of discrimination so one would think that the other states in the region would say that means something again likely that this is a violation in earlier hearings the u.a.e. denied any policy of expulsion saying it's measures were designed to have the least possible impact on ordinary citizens it said his argument was with the qatari government not the qatari people but the u.a.e. must comply with t