the sorpe was very different from the mohne and the eder.e top of the dam. 0n the night, they had to work it out once they'd got there. i reckon it took us ten runs to attack the sorpe. because we couldn't — didn't get it right, it wasn't exactly right. go on a dummy run, go round again. johnnyjohnson hopes his film will draw fresh audiences into the story of the dambusters, and of the 52 crew members who didn't come home. really hit the people on the squadron. were you heroes? no, that's a word i object to. we were aircrew with a job to do. it'sjust a question of being the lucky one. that is a summary of the news. now it's time for newsnight, with emily maitlis. i think we are looking at the libya model of 2003—200a... no wonder north korea's getting cold feet on the us deal — who wants to be the next libya? isjohn bolton trying to warn his own boss to be a little bit more hardline when dealing with a rogue state? we get the perspective of the white house,

the sorpe was very different from the mohne and the eder.work it out once they got there. i reckon it took us ten runs to attack the sorpe. because we couldn't get it right, it wasn't exactly right, so dummy run, go round again. johnnyjohnson hopes his film will draw fresh audiences into the story of the dambusters and of the 52 crew members who didn't come home. really hit the people on the squadron. were you heroes? no, that's a word i object to. we were aircrew with a job to do.

the sorpe was very different from the mohne and the eder.t took us ten runs to attack the sorpe. because we didn't get it right, it wasn't exactly right, go on a dummy run, go round again. johnnyjohnson hopes his film will draw fresh audiences into the story of the dambusters and of the 52 crew members who didn't come home. really hit the people on the squadron. were you heroes? no, that's a word i object to. we were aircrew with a job to do. it'sjust a question of being the lucky one. johnyjohnson was talking to robert hall. stay with us for more memories from the last surviving british member of the dambusters squadron at ten to six. with just three days to go until the royal wedding, kensington palace has announced that princess charlotte will be among six bridesmaids at the marriage of her uncle prince harry to meghan markle on saturday. prince george will be one of four page boys. there's still no official word on whether meghan's father, thomas, will attend the wedding and walk his daughter down the aisle. 0ur correspondent angus crawf

the sorpe was very different from the mohne and the eder.he dam. 0n the night, they had to work it out once they got there. dummy run, go around again. and that was essential, i think. in fact, eight aircraft got through to make an attempt. who didn't come home. it really hit the people on the squadron. all ground crew, and aircrew. of them were in tears. were you heroes? no, that's a word i object to. we were aircrew with a job to do. it'sjust a question of being the lucky one. johnny, one of the lucky ones. nevertheless, here you are on this momentous milestone day. momentous milestone day. what are your thoughts? your thoughts? particular day on that particular evening and night. evening and night. as vivid as it was at the time it happened. where have 75 years gone? thing i could say about it at the moment. moment. from now, to sit here, what an amazing thing for you. amazing thing for you. mission, we get to bring in the new squadron of aircraft. squadron of aircraft. perspective it is important to maintain the link. maintain the link.

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the sorpe was very different from the mohne and the eder.heir line of attack was along the top of the dam. on the night they had to work it out once they got there. i reckon it took us ten runs to attack the sorpe. because we couldn't get it right, it wasn't exactly right, so dummy run, go round again. johnnyjohnson hopes his film will draw fresh audiences into the story of the dambusters and of the 52 crew members who didn't come home. really hit the people on the squadron. were you heroes? no, that's a word i object to. we were aircrew with a job to do. it'sjust a question of being the lucky one. well sadly today the weather round of this lancaster but for the thousands who gathered at the reservoir where the squadron practice they did see a fly—past by 21st—ce ntu ry practice they did see a fly—past by 21st—century successor. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. good afternoon. this was actually the image from yesterday but ijust wa nt to the image from yesterday but ijust want to show the reversal of fortunes. 2a hours lat

the united states, called police persons, law enforcement, sheriffs, constableses -- constableses, ederal officers and -- constables, federal officers, and it is troys the importance in a society of laws, to have individuals willing to sacrifice and to put the uniform on without question of their safety or security. but as well the re-- be reminded of the responsibilities of adhering to the constitution of the united states. and that is by and large the mantra, the standards utilized by law enforcement officers across the nation. so i rise to support h.res. 285, a resolution expressing the sense of the house that congress and the president should empower the creation of police and community alliances. i might put a few balloons and celebration. because -- in celebration. because many of us remember those beautiful pictures of a little child holding the hand of an individual with a law enforcement uniform on. this resolution seeks to enhance and improve collaboration between the law enforcement community and the public. i absolute that. it is -- i salute that. it is fitting that we have th

. >> this past march, general session said they were committed to moving aggressively on .ederal gun prosecutions can tell us what is going on in that area? exampleis a very good about how we make a policy decision. the attorney general will notify that we want to devote more resources and the aggressive against people make false statements in the course of wine firearms. the guidance goes out from the and the bureaul of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is responsible for investigating meet federal prosecutors , but youing resources would anticipate over the next six to eight months, we will see an increase number of false statements. i another deletion as understand it, can you tell us about why that decision was made? this after thet statute of yesterday in my understanding is some people assume that i am micromanaging things. issues would come to my attention if there was a dispute . in this case, the civil rights division reviewed the u.s. attorneys manual and the changes they made were recommended by the career prosecutors and approved by the political staff and so there were no is

it is real this is some of the oldest technical work date back to charles dow, founder and eder of the first "wall street journal" created the dow theory have dratidrat idrat -- validating and defrothing. trying to see if the move is staying power to bless it. look at a host of other indexes. banking index. housing din ex-. semiconductor index, stocks and hth. all-important etf encompassing big retailers. i like to see them move up in sync before i bless the market for pu all indices rolling higher, put the maximum amount of chips on the table. oh, boy, but is the inverse true we get a move up without confirmation from majority of these indices, the whole rally to be a fakeout. >> boo >> and not trusted the class example, back to the move up to record highs before the great recession. you will notice something pretty incredible if you go back and study it. you will notice almost no participation among the financials, the retailers or the techs. technical analysis got you out of that market before it was too late better than the fundamentals the other internals i look at? analyze advanc

charlie syke, contributing eder to to the weekly standard and an msnbc contributor. charlie, does this sound like the swamp the president railed about? >> this is the swampiest swamp we've ever seen. he didn't drain about the swamp. >> who's scenario. >> here's the question, bob mueller knows more about this than we do and we don't know whether there was actual pay for play, but why would at&t and novartis give money to a shady, low-rent, mobbed-up hack like michael cohen who runs this s secretive slush fund that pays off porn stars? you couldn't even make up this scenario. how ironic that donald trump would make this an issue. i think it's another example of trumpian projection. >> to answer his question, is the answer something that should come legally from prosecutors or is it just something for the boards of directors? >> well, it could be both. i think there's definitely potential criminal charges here against michael cohen. i think the harder question is going to be whether there are charges against donald trump or against anybody else. but as for michael cohen

i'm joined bill charlie hurt, the opinion eder to for "washington times" and stephen sigman, democraticrategist and senior vice president of global strategy group. they were with me as we watched the hearing today. we are waiting on new video from senator manchin and gina haspel, the president's c.i.a. nominee. as soon as we have that, we will bring it to you. what i wanted to start with, charlie, i'll start with you. the president didn't have to choose to have this fight with gina haspel. she was going to be controversial just because she has this long history at the c.i.a. i think from his perspective, he feels like he has his finger on the pulse of the american people and they want to be tough on terrorists and he thinks anybody who doesn't want her to be the c.i.a. director because she was tough on terrorists would be probably walking down the wrong path. >> yeah. in so many cases with this president i think what we are seeing is the fact that he does want to have a fight. he wants to have this fight with these people on this particular issue. i think it is a gamble. i think ultimat

congressman ryan could steal costello, congressman in pennsylvania and charlie sykes, contributing edero "the weekly standard" also an msnbc contributor. congressman costello, i want to start with you and talk a little about this breaking news we've talked about. the shake-up on the president's legal team. with cobb retiring, and emmet flood, of course, was bill clinton's impeachment lawyer coming in. there is quite a bit of focus, incluesing focus, on the idea democrats might take back the house in the fall and that the country could be looking at, and the president, could be looking at potential impeachment proceedings. nancy pelosi has said, look, we can't do that unless it's bipartisan. the difference, of course, in the past, in past times when this succeeded it's been because both parties, members in both parties, decided this was the best thing for the country. do you see a scenario where republicans, your republican colleagues in the house, could potentially support impeachment proceedings against this president? >> certainly not right now. i think the republican house right now

the sorpe was very different from the mohne and the eder. with a job to do. it‘sjust a question of being the lucky one. just coming up to 4pm. right, well, the rest of the world is doing it, so we are going to do it. yanny or laurel? an audio clip that‘s been shared tens of thousands of times on social media has people arguing over what they can actually hear in it. some people hear yanny. some people hear laurel. here it is. yanny/ laurel. ican i can only hear laurel, but lots of people have been tweaking to say they can only hear yanny. tallis what you think. let us now and get the weather with louise lear. and much fresher feel out there today but we have since in sunshine, the best has been to the north and west. for most of us, it has been a cloudy grey afternoon because of a weather front trailing its way south and east across the uk. you conceive a clearer skies through scotland, northern ireland and england. those clearer skies have continued overnight. a chilly night to come here. we keep the cloud further south, not quite as cold,

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