he is running for president in 2020, or 2024, he loves donald trump and doesn't want to run against donald trump. and administration to cover. chris kardashian was the first lady's mama, something upstairs, a little more in chicago. they have pets. this president doesn't have a goldfish. i am telling you, every president has a pet >> start with something small. >> we were looking at pres.s and you gave different pres.s different grades. you give clinton a b plus. >> that is understanding certain things. he should have acted. when he knew better, and it is unfortunate. and could have done better. and the time, the political atmosphere, those who were for and against in his ear. unemployment has been bad for black america the time we were brought here in ships. two times greater, mainstream american is not miss or conjecture, we have to ask ourselves why and seriously take a hard look, each pres. is dogged by that issue. and bring a folding chair, the first black woman in 1972, on the democratic ticket. bill clinton, what he did, he brought a lot of african-americans to the table. it wasn't windowdressing. they discu

anthony scaramucci, speaks live to our north america editor about his time working for donald trump's administrationight of the rising murder rate and increase in violent crime in london, we examine what glasgow did to make its streets safer from gang crimes. and in meet the author at quarter to nine, jim naughtie speaks to the former us border patrol agent francisco cantu about his first novel — the line becomes a river. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. welcome to sportsday, the headlines tonight. time to say your prayers around ahmad jarba corner, the 82nd masters under way at augusta, a double battle between england and scotla nd double battle between england and scotland dominates the second day of the commonwealth games as the top of the commonwealth games as the top of the medals table has a familiar look. the attack on the manchester city as from the inside, one member of staff posts pictures of the way liverpool supporters greeted them before the first leg. and a week of european football ends with arsenal whose trophy hopes hang on the europa league. we

have there's a new administration here in washington as of a year ago and that is that donald trump administration president obama's administration by many accounts never did enough to try to stop this president obama drew a red line and let bashar al assad just run right through that red line president trump came into office he saw what bashar al assad bashar al assad did last april and there were strikes on a. port facility that was being used to hit civilians the president trump struck that facility over the past year we have tried diplomacy. and clearly the diplomacy sadly has not worked in a largely because russia has stood in the way finally can i ask you what you think about the wisdom of the president using the phrase mission accomplished because we all know the echo of george w. bush and the iraq war which was a clear indication of him misreading the situation how wise was it for president trump to use that language i understand why people might question our president's use of that however i think what he meant was mission accomplished in that and this is significant in that we managed wi

trusted but if it is true this would be a major concession by pyongyang at a victory for donald trump and his administration. could be real progress for denuclearization of the korean peninsula. according to state run tv, north korean leader kim jong un, tomorrow north korea. nuclear tests and lodges of intercontinental ballistic missiles and shut down a nuclear test site on the northern side to prove to suspend nuclear tests. the announcement comes three

a lot of reasons to put pressure. >> do you think donald trump's administration is a good job so far,oss penalties. and in march 2017. >> sanctions aren't intended to hurt russia's people or the economy overall, it is specific pressure on flat amir putin and those who keep him in power to say your behavior is unacceptable. it is a strong message but trump is deciding on the full dimensions of his policy with russia. we got a lot of mixed signals, recalling ambassadors and let the world cup go ahead in july and june. the message is mixed but this is a strong move, a lot to unfallen trump's russia policy. heather: thank you for joining us, have a great weekend. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. the opioid epidemic is out of control, the top dr. in the west, average americans to carry the drug that stops the system. we have mixed reaction pouring in online on this one. police officer going viral for spreading love is why he's as america needs it now more than ever when he joins us live. ♪ s you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain pe

have there's a new administration here in washington as of a year ago and that is that donald trump administration president obama's administration by many accounts never did enough to try to stop this president obama drew a red line and let bashar al assad just run right through that red line president trump came into office he saw what bashar al assad the charlotte assad did last april and there were strikes on a. port facility that was being used to hit civilians the president trump struck that facility over the past year we have tried diplomacy and clearly the diplomacy sadly has not worked and that's largely because russia has stood in the way russia has a unique story to be sorry to interrupt to have a but i mean the u.s. has been decided to be absent doesn't it in terms of the diplomatic process the u.s. hasn't been involved in the didn't either side of things the u.s. has barely been involved in the. ok come on come on to washington i would love to welcome you to the state department to watch some of our briefings sometime about eighty percent of my time personally is spent talking about w

. >> the donald trump administration rolled back contraception coverage and space to defund planned parenthood, what else is coming down pipeline that has you concerned? >> i'm concerned with all those things because they do take awav ntative health care for millions of people. we've been successful at fighting back,ut this is going to be ongoing. one of the biggest concerns, frankly, that we have is the e judges that being put up into the federal judiciary now, some of the most extreme judges, some of them not qualified. and i think everyone's anxious about if there's a supreme court vacancy, the kind of nominee that this president would put. >> up and the biggest fight seems to be ove the nomination of wendy vitter. what are your concerns about her and what d you think her nomination means for other bench openings across the country? >> the concernbout wendy vitter is, yes, planned parenthood is opposin her nomination because she has some of the most extreme issues, even on birth control, comparing it women.lent deaths among she has not been rated qualified by the american bar association. s

. >>> this evening at the white house, the first state dinner of president donald trump's administration. mr. trump hosting the president and the first lady of france. tonight's soiree on the heels of unusual international displays of friendship. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us now. that bromance continues this evening but there's also some intense talks. >> the two leaders seem to be in agreement on north korea and closing their gap on the iran nuclear deal, but this after at times some awkward moments earlier today. on the menu tonight, dinner and diplomacy. french president emmanuel macron the guest of honor at the first state dinner of the trump administration. >> may our friendship grow even deeper. may our kinship grow even stronger. >> reporter: the french president macron today bringing out a different side of president trump. >> a piece of dandruff off. a little piece. we have to make him perfect. he is perfect. >> reporter: on a day of pomp and pageantry leading up to the state dinner, their warm relationship on display as the two leaders publicly talk through their biggest po

respond to it ok let me bring in early yet and i should imagine hearing statements from donald trump's administration for example where there seems to be rolling back all the strides made against the environment doesn't help on a higher level should plastic pollution for example be in the same league as emitting greenhouse gas emissions should we be taking it that seriously getting the cloud behind it that it needs. oh thank you thank you. i tend to believe that this would be put in the same league because the consequences of plastic bugs in the environment pose a very big threat. to the life of both humans and marine life and what animals are and therefore the cause the issue of the greenhouse gases into the. into the environment again also causes similar consequences of. impacts into the human i mean a human life. should be debated at the same level so that they are tackled at the same level consideration of the resources that the simpson party level what would be different probably be there don't we talk about the global level because the gus's do not have a bone disease but with the pollution it'

the bigger story is what is going on in the donald trump administration frankly.rds syria. on the one hand you have administration officials who want to get tough with syria and the russian government. on the other hand, you have president trump who does not want to be in syria to begin with and seems to be beholden to vladimir putin and doing everything he can to not offend him to be case in point, yesterday, nikki haley, ambassador to the un, made a strong statement saying russia needs new sanctions and would be announced today. today, we hear that, well, perhaps there will be no new sanctions. we know that last night donald trump talked to national security advisers and was upset there was any talk of new sanctions. donald trump does not want to apply these sanctions. he has been completely consistent on not wanting to offend vladimir putin in any way. the policy is in chaos. that is the bigger background story here. also this hour — british and us cyber security officials have issued an unprecedented joint alert, warning that russian hackers are actively seeki

ginia state senator richard black told us that the members of donald trump's administration make a military response all the more likely. it is very possible that the entire thing was a complete fabrication and we're not even bothering to we're not even bothering to say was there a murder committed and there's only history of the false flag attacks and another thing that i notice is that the reports that came out of the white house much which are a subsidiary of i'll try to get the same group that brought down the twin towers in new york and killed three thousand americans on nine eleven what bothers me is that president trump has so war surrounded himself by a war cabinet the one exception is general mattis matters made it very interesting statement and this was just last month he said the anonymous state cannot confirm that syria has ever used chemical weapons this is exactly the situation in duma and the united states has no excuse for going in there meanwhile the e.u. organization for the safety event of a geisha has issued a notification alert saying that all flights in the mediterrane

and yet more controversy for members of us president donald trump's administration. will cost me. three words three you.

well that difficult to judge my thing to donald trump administration now try to maneuver themselves into a negotiation position with china on this topic go for an intellectual property troposphere rights and threatening terrorists is one of the options to negotiate this and might this have just been the right strategy here i mean because there haven't been other countries that have been lamenting china's trade practices and the theft of intellectual property so is good this be the right way to go this strong and aggressive position well i think diplomacy would be of the better because if you threaten something and nothing happens you have to fulfill your threat in order to be credible so this threatens trade war. potentially global skate and this is really dangerous also obviously for the export oriented german economy so it's a dangerous way to walk right i mean you mentioned germany here it is a big trade partner both with the united states and china is there the the danger of germany being crushed in the middle here well obviously the. trade negotiator trade tradition ship between chi

administration and out of mar a lago donald trump's state down there in florida the media here the state controlled media works at a very different pace they have not confirmed the visit of mike pompei the cia director nominee to be the secretary of state of the united states they've not made any comment about the comments that have come from president trump instead in much more opaque language they're talking about this meeting which is now being called a clean jury meeting of the seven central committee of the korean workers party and the statement in the state news agency and in the state media says it's to discuss the important historic period of developing korean revolution now having this meeting and i think only going to be something that's going to rubberstamp the decisions that have always already been made by the supreme leader here in pyongyang but i think there's also another thing going on here which is trying to prepare the people of north korea for these talks which have not been mentioned they've been talking about the summit with south korea but the meeting with donald t

house on friday and is expected donald trump to stay within the iran nuclear deal but the trip could be overshadowed by a fresh controversy within the trump administration kimberly hellcats explains. he was the u.s. president's doctor and trump liked him so much he wanted ronnie jackson to take a cabinet position as secretary of veterans affairs but after mounting allegations that he drank on the job and handed out opioids like candy jackson withdrew his nomination on thursday well greeting schoolchildren in the white house rose garden trump defended jackson is a great man and a lot of going to very very rarely get treated really unfairly it's the latest in a series of appointments and nominations that has opponents questioning the president's judgment the real blame here falls on the administration for once again being sloppy and careless in the vetting process on thursday those accusations continued against another member of trump's inner circle the environmental protection agency administrators scott pruitt's been accused of lavish spending on travel and security as well as giving raises to friends your actions are an embarrassment to president trump

president donald trump's administration point that if i say that i'm looking for everything will cause me. three words three you guilty here all day. and a u.s. court convicts the entertain a bill cosby on charges of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home. a new history begins with the words of kim jong un after he became the first north korean leader to step set foot in the south since the end of the korean war mr kim was greeted by the south korean president when jay and as he crossed the demarcation line dividing the two countries and also briefly stepped into the north side of the border they then walked to the venue where they've been holding the first face to face meeting between leaders of the two koreas in more than a decade. the white house says a suit a statement saying it hopes the talks will help bring peace to the korean peninsula the two leaders are expected to discuss a range of issues including pyongyang's nuclear program it's hoped the meeting on friday will also pave the way towards kim's meeting with the u.s. president donald trump that's set for late m

for more, waiting sanctions from the donald trump administration which we heard will come soon, accordings secretary. strengthening in the ruble today but generally the trend has been not in a good direction for the ruble. yuan,inese you on, -- 26.72, strengthening relative to the u.s. dollar. 66.23 after the serious situation may be one not go up as much as it could have. wm, i want to show you where the markets were when we woke up, a down day in asia overnight with the exception of australia where we had a little game. -- gain. starting off nicely in the united states, perhaps a turnaround session. , lots of dealsy for investors to make sense of today and let's bring in the european deals reporter. big news in the last hour or so, a bit with investors -- bid with investors. when will the big for become the big -- four become the big three? >> friends consolidation in the telecom sector seems to be back. it is still preliminary and all of the stars need to be aligned. we have been here before. two years ago or three years ago , potential consolidation that never happened. if everything

>> that's exactly the point i'm trying to make, the policy from the trump administration are tough, these sanctions are from the donald president trump itself clear personally doesn't support it. h.r. mcmaster has been quite hawkish consistently in his 10 years as national security advisor and said the russians pose a serious threat. it's not an accident that after h.r. mcmaster was fired on tuesday, that mcmaster came out and said the united states has failed, failed under obama and under trump. >> are you saying donald trump doesn't support at all this series of sanctions? >> i question what he knows about them. my colleagues at the post put together a list and once you take these oligarchs together, at one time or another they have always come out against the investigations into russian collusion. axleberg was at the inauguratioinauguratio inauguration. others showed up. for the white house to say that russian meddling is a hoax, this is a cast of characters out of the narrative. i don't know whether the president was even aware of this list. when we were reporting a couple of days before that this was going to com

case that they have lied about it and broken their commitments, that's why no one in the donald trump administration is starry eyed about what might happen here. but if they did make the decision to give up nuclear weapons, it would move much more quickly. >> reporter: north korea's ballistic missiles program, their biological and chemical weapons program. americans that are currently imprisoned in north korea, as well as sanctions and a plethora of regional issues to discuss, all of that, cautiously optimistic. if this meeting does take place. >>> coming up, a russian lawyer saying she was closer to the kremlin that previous police closed. stay tuned. people would stare. psoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx,

have there's a new administration here in washington as of a year ago and that is that donald trump administration president obama's administration by many accounts never did enough to try to stop this president obama drew a red line and let bashar al assad just run right through that red line president trump came into office he saw what bashar al of the charlotte did last april and there were strikes on a. port facility that was being used to hit civilians the president trump struck that facility over the past year we have tried diplomacy. and clearly the diplomacy sadly has not worked and that's largely because russia has stood in the way finally have a can i ask you what you think about the wisdom of the president using the phrase mission accomplished because we all know the echoes of of george w. bush and the iraq war which was a clear indication of him misreading the situation how wise was it for the president from to use that language understood and i'm a former reporter and i covered the war in iraq many years ago at the time that president bush had said that same thing though i understand

he is running for president in 2020, or 2024, he loves donald trump and doesn't want to run against donald trump. and administration to cover. chris kardashian was the first lady's mama, something upstairs, a little more in chicago. they have pets. this president doesn't have a goldfish. i am telling you, every president has a pet >> start with something small. >> we were looking at pres.s and you gave different pres.s different grades. you give clinton a b plus. >> that is understanding certain things. he should have acted. when he knew better, and it is unfortunate. and could have done better. and the time, the political atmosphere, those who were for and against in his ear. unemployment has been bad for black america the time we were brought here in ships. two times greater, mainstream american is not miss or conjecture, we have to ask ourselves why and seriously take a hard look, each pres. is dogged by that issue. and bring a folding chair, the first black woman in 1972, on the democratic ticket. bill clinton, what he did, he brought a lot of african-americans to the table. it wasn't windowdressing. they discu

. >> judge jeanine: you know v what, i think all of us would agree that the donald trump administrationto put together any deal without real verification. anyway, alan, morgan, general tatum, thank you so much for being with us. still to come on the special edition of "hannity," congressman ron desantis will weigh in on james comey's ridiculous explanation about his leaks as well as so much more. stay right here. ♪ (♪light musical cords) and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought republicans

. >> judge: all of us a agree that the donald trump administration is not going to put together any deal real verification. anyway, allen, morgan and general tata, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, judge. >> judge: still to come on this special edition of hannity, congressman ron desantis will weigh in on james comey's ridiculous explanation about his leaks as well as so much more. stay right there. ♪ ♪ xfinity watchathon week is over. that means it's time to tap back into your regular life. oh wow. your majesty, this isn't what we had in mind. well, it's probably better. perhaps it's time for you to go. if you upgrade, i could stay. well we already did... well i'll finish up here, then move into the master... whoa. this looks great, your majesty! thank you kirby! upgrade now to add a premium channel of your choice so you can keep on watching all year long. judge judge congressman gowdy is blasting james comey's unbelievable justification for leaking his memo. take a look at. this james comey has a definition of the word leak that no one else has. what he says is a leak

house on friday as expected to urge donald trump to stay in the iran nuclear deal but the trip could be overshadowed by first controversy in the trump administration such as the white house doctors alleged drunk driving and lavish spending by his environmental protection agency administrator. reports. he was the u.s. president's doctor and trump liked him so much he wanted ronnie jackson to take a cabinet position as secretary of veterans affairs but after mounting allegations that he drank on the job and handed out opioids like candy jackson withdrew his nomination on thursday well greeting schoolchildren in the white house rose garden trump defended jackson is a great man and a lot of going to be very very rarely he gets treated really unfairly it's the latest in a series of appointments and nominations that has opponents questioning the president's judgment the real blame here falls on the administration for once again being sloppy and careless in the vetting process on thursday those accusations continued against another member of trump's inner circle the environmental protection agency administrators scott pruitt's been accused of lavish spen

. >> judge: all of us a agree that the donald trump administration is not going to put together any dealeal verification. anyway, allen, morgan and general tata, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, judge. >> judge: still to come on this special edition of hannity, congressman ron desantis will weigh in on james comey's ridiculous explanation about his leaks as well as so much more. stay right there. ♪ ♪ feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin 24 hour relief when allergies occur. day after day, after day. because life should have more wishes and less worries. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. this is a jungle gym... and a baseball diamond... ...a mythical castle... and a grand banquet hall. this is not just a yard. it's where memories are made. the john deere x350 select series with the exclusive one-touch mulchcontrol system. nothing runs like a deere®. ♪ save 200 dollars on the x350 select series tractors at your john deere dealer today. why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids. pour i

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respond to it ok let me bring in early yet and i should imagine hearing statements from donald trump's administration for example where there seems to be rolling back all the strides made against the environment doesn't help on a higher level should plastic pollution for example be in the same league as emitting greenhouse gas emissions should we be taking it that seriously getting the cloud behind it that it needs. thank you thank you. i tend to believe that this would be put in the same league because the consequences of plastic bugs in the environment pose a very big threat. to the life of both humans and marine life and the world animals as well and therefore the cause the issue of the greenhouse gases into the. into into the environment again also causes similar consequences of impacts into the human i mean a human life. should be debated at the same level so that they are tackled at the same level consideration of the resources that the simpson party level what would be different probably be the other one we talk about the global level because the gus's do not have a bone disease but with the p

foreign policy agenda that's not something we've seen in the first one and a half years of donald trump's administration and this is also something we probably should forget that the foreign policy vision doesn't really exist many of the things are contradictory many of the things that trump did on one day are the opposite of what he did a couple of weeks later so i think this is what merkel brit recognizes that ok he wants to be perceived at home as somebody who is in church as somebody who knows how to lead and so you know grant him that but at the same time try to negotiate behind closed doors a final brief word to you claire richards in which is that in washington. they this veterans affair saga just round it up for us who went and and why has donald trump seemed very upset about it if you can do that briefly for me please. he did seem upset about that was the first question we saw coming from the u.s. and journalists in that press conference if i was even more significant eye to what we heard today was trump speaking about the confirmation of the new it german ambassador richard grinnell he's the c

pointed out wait a minute we used to have one of those i know they are talking the donald trump white house the administration donald trump himself talking about possibly getting back into the t p p if there can be some negotiation so while it seems highly unlikely the donald trump will do this u. turn on the around deal because you know flexibly dislikes anything that involves iran still a very small glimmer of hope and it is that that. is working on this this that what else is on the agenda for these two gentlemen for this. well there's a lot to get through you remember that france was one of the three countries that was involved in the air strikes in syria earlier in april that was a joint u.s. u.k. and france operation and mccall said at the time that he wanted to talk about a multi national effort to try and bring some sort of stability to syria that was mentioned in the read of the call between the two the morning after the attacks he'd like to see some sort of extended peace process and once the u.s. helped with that who to talk about trade donald trump has said that he doesn't like the country deals a

but there will be some inside the white house, inside the donald trump administration, urging cautiong to be earned, notjust fully given. there are countries like japan who really feel the pressure has to be kept up on pyongyang. nevertheless, you get the feeling a stage is being set for an historic summit between donald trump and kim jong—un. police have arrested a man wanted in connection with a burglary in south east london during which one intruder was fatally stabbed. theresa may has promised compensation to members of the windrush generation treated unfairly by the home office. the government apologised after some children of caribbean migrants who settled in the uk after the second world war we re the uk after the second world war were threatened with deportation. it has said it will cover any financial losses incurred. more details next week. on tuesday i met with caribbean leaders, giving an absolute commitment the uk government will do whatever it ta kes, government will do whatever it takes, including appropriate compensation, to resolve the anxieties and problems which som

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but there will be some inside the white house, inside the donald trump administration, urging cautionea before and they have been broken and that trust is something to be earned, not just fully given. there are countries like japan who really feel the pressure has to be kept up on pyongyang. nevertheless, you get the feeling a stage is being set for an historic summit between donald trump and kim jong—un. police have arrested a man wanted in connection with a burglary in south—east london during which one intruder was fatally stabbed. billyjeeves, who's 28, was detained in kent. he's being questioned about a raid at the home of 78—year—old richard osborn—brooks in hither green where a burglar, henry vincent, was stabbed and later died from his wounds. theresa may has promised compensation to members of the windrush generation who have been treated unfairly by the home office. the government apologised after some children of caribbean migrants who settled in the uk before the 19705 had been threatened with deportation. it's expected to cover any financial losses incurred and more detai

but there will be some inside the white house, inside the donald trump administration, urging cautionbroken and that trust is something to be earned, not just fully given. there are countries like japan who really feel the pressure has to be kept up on pyongyang. nevertheless, you get the feeling a stage is being set for an historic summit between donald trump and kim jong—un. police have arrested a man wanted in connection with a burglary in south—east london during which one intruder was fatally stabbed. billyjeeves, who's 28, was detained in kent. he's being questioned about a raid at the home of 78—year—old richard osborn—brooks in hither green where a burglar henry vincent was stabbed and later died from his wounds. theresa may has promised compensation to members of the windrush generation who have been treated unfairly by the home office. the government apologised after some children of caribbean migrants who settled in the uk before the 19705 had been threatened with deportation. it's expected to cover any financial losses incurred and more details are expected to be published

illegitimati will -- they are to remind their base that they view donald trump as an illegitimate president. lou: donald trump, his administrationn political history. and it's caving in the guts of the democratic party and the left. lou: as they say, god speed. appreciate. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. good night from new york. >> they've always been above board. we collect data and this is how we use it. there's a very different scenario brewing. facebook is an a lot less trouble than some unlike alphabet is. gerri: go coparent alphabet seeking earnings expectations for facing tough questions about its privacy policy. cheryl: a big day for earning dad is six dow components including united type, coca-cola, caterpillar and 3m. the dow down 14 points yesterday in ahead of all those earnings come the u.s. stock market futures now moving higher. the dow

illegitimati will -- they are to remind their base that they view donald trump as an illegitimate president. lou: donald trump, his administration pressing on. they accomplished more in 15 months than any president in modern political history. and it's caving in the guts of the democratic party and the left. lou: as they say, god speed. appreciate. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. good night from new york.e it ls next, keep it height rea right e on fox business. lou: top stories, in toronto a white rental van this afternoon, jumped a curb on a crowded, busy toronto street, slams into pedestrians, killing 9 people, injuries 16 others, the driver turned his van into the pedestrians and deliberately ran them over. law enforcement agents suspect terrorism as the motive. we'll have that report for you here. also a massive manhunt in and around nashville has ended. continue continue law enforcement -- tennessee

illegitimati will -- they are to remind their base that they view donald trump as an illegitimate president. lou: donald trump, his administrationthey accomplished more in 15 months than any president in modern political history. and it's caving in the guts of the democratic party and the left. lou: as they say, god speed. appreciate. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. good night from new york. kennedy: breaking news. a live look at toronto, canada where 9 people are dead and 16 injured after a driver mowed down pedestrians this afternoon. we also have some more breaking news. former president george h.w. bush is said to anyone tensive care in a hospital in houston, texas. less than an hour ago a statement was released reading president trump was

record since donald trump put chairman in the job last year the regulator is not likely to stand in the company's way and cheat pie it was appointed as chair of the f.c.c. by the trump administration and in less than a year he has absolutely gutted the remaining media ownership rules that the f.c.c. had in place and has made it more possible for large broadcasters like sinclair to buy up almost every media outlet in your community all of that has been done specifically to grease the wheels for this merger between sinclair and tribune which before chair. pi's chairmanship would have been absolutely impossible to approve because it violated so many of these at c c n n the f.c.c. was developed back in the thirty's the core concept was diverse ownership you wanted a lot of different owners in a lot of different places there was a vision that it goes back a very very long way this is salt salvation it basically says you know you know one good old group of people sitting in an office someplace and they decide what's being discussed all across the country. having been drawn out of the shadows it's heavy handed editorial methods exposed and ridiculed sinclair has come out swinging it resp

i think to donald trump and his and administration know try to maneuver themselves into a negotiation position with china on this topic go for an intellectual property property rights and threatening terrorists is one of the options to negotiate this and might this have just been the right strategy here i mean because there haven't been other countries that have been lamenting china's trade practices and the theft of intellectual property so is it could this be the right way to go this strong and aggressive position well i think diplomacy would be of use the better because if you threaten something and nothing happens you have to fulfill your threat in order to be credible so this threatens the trade war. potentially global skate and this is really dangerous also obviously for the export oriented german economy so it's a dangerous way to walk right i mean you mentioned germany here it is a big trade partner both with the united states and china is there the the danger of germany being crushed in the middle here well obviously the. trade negotiator trade tradition ship between china an

donald trump. now the donald trump administration wants to punish him for that. it so when they say not full candor and everything, it is that level of an offense within the fbi when you're a high-ranking official. lying is not forgiven. so i think comey's had a rough couple weeks. i don't think he's done himself -- i think he's done himself a great disservice in terms of his own credibility. i think that if they can prove with e-mails and texts that he didn't lie, somehow, and he's going to challenge the inspector general, then maybe in the end, you know, he exonerates himself. if you get caught lying as a high-ranking official at the fbi, you're going to pay a price for that. >> wouldn't it seem as though the inspector general would already have these e-mails? >> i was going to say, hawhat e-mails and texts they didn't zr access to. what's fascinating to me, james comey and andrew mccabe are allies, friends or associates, and comey defended mccabe when he was fired unceremoniously a couple days before he was going to retire. comey clearly said there that the in

with nuclear proliferation, and in particular the nuclear stand—off right now with donald trump's united states administration've probably never been closer to seeing existential threats to humanity come to reality, but your worldview would suggest we have it within us always to avert those sorts of existential threats? i think there's an imperative to see our way through to avoiding the existential threats, to treating these as problems to be solved, not to declare that we're doomed so we may as well enjoy life while we can, but to put the pressure where it has to be placed for there to be changes of policies, changes of administration, so we mitigate the severest threats. and your life, your experience suggests to you that there is every good reason to continue to believe human beings will get to where they need to be? well, not that there's every reason but there is a reason, not that it's inevitable, who knows what the probabilities are, but that it is possible and therefore there is the imperative to take the steps that have the greatest chance of solving the problems. we have to end there but steven pin

chris, it sounds like donald trump and the administration had given this quite a lot of thought and there were many deliberations before taking this decision? yeah, president trump spoke and as he spoke and gave that speech, missiles we re spoke and gave that speech, missiles were fired in syria. it was immediate. it was a very short and sustained series of strikes specifically targeting chemical weapons passivity is and also research labs, where they were being developed. —— weapons facilities. they have thought about this deeply. picking specific targets and they we re picking specific targets and they were at pains to point out they did this to limit any civilian casualties. within an hour, the pentagon were speaking and saying the strikes themselves were over. however, it was intended to send a message to bashar al—assad, a man who donald trump called a monster and a mass murderer and it was also intended to send a message notjust to him but also his allies, russia and iran. if you look at the speech he gave as the missiles were being fired it was clear, clear he was saying to them he