you visited every single russian chemical weapons stockpile until it was destroyed last year the green cross has been a very active in russia he'd done enormous things in this country for for the environment and yet in this new east west standoff you side fully and unquestionably with a western narrative why did you choose dot position as opposed to let's say trying to be neutral as we would i argue or expect from a representative of an international organization we we have been neutral we've been very neutral i think be bent over backwards to be as neutral as we can but when the fact finding mission of the chemical weapons question was established in in just four years ago in april may of two thousand and fourteen we waited and went through all the reports i've met with the opi study inspectors you know that's a multilateral inspection group includes russian inspectors includes. american included clues i don't know fifteen or twenty different nationalities in the in the inspectorate and then when the joint investigative mechanism was set up a year later in two thousand and fifteen to try to

believe russia what is it worth while to discuss that i'm now joined by paul walker director of green cross international environmental security and sustainability program dr walker it's great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for your time yeah nice to be here oksana to thank you for the invitation now you've been leading this program since its very inception i assume you care a lot about the nonproliferation of chemical weapons how would you describe this moment in time when we have a number of western countries accusing russia of not only shielding they lodged user of chemical weapons but also using those chemical weapons itself you know the whole the whole current situation is very troubling exxon or and i have been working on chemical weapons in their nonproliferation and their safe and sound an irreversible destruction for twenty five years since i first did. one of the very first western american inspections in russia in a place called shoot in the cauldron all blessed this is back in one thousand nine hundred four we've all worked for universal laws the chemical weapons co

you visited every single russian chemical weapons stockpile until it was destroyed last year the green cross has been a very active in russia he'd done enormous things in this country for for the environment then you get in this new east west standoff you side fully and unquestionably with the west and narrative why did you choose dot position as opposed to let's say trying to be neutral as we would i argue expect from a representative of an international organization we we have been neutral we've been very neutral i think be bend over backwards to be as neutral as we can but when the fact finding mission of the chemical weapons question was established in in just four years ago in april may of two thousand and fourteen we waited and went through all the reports i've met with the opi study inspectors you know that's a multilateral inspection group includes russian inspectors includes american included kluges i don't know fifteen or twenty different nationalities in the in the inspectorate and then when the joint investigative mechanism was set up a year later in two thousand and fifteen to t

you visited every single russian chemical weapons stockpile until it was destroyed last year the green cross has been a very active in russia done enormous things in this country you for for the environment then you get in this new east west standoff you side fully and unquestionably with the west a narrative why did you choose dot position as opposed to let's say trying to be neutral as we would i argue expect from a representative of an international organization we we have been neutral we've been very neutral i think be bent over backwards to be as neutral as we can but when the fact finding mission of the chemical weapons convention was established in in just four years ago in april may of two thousand and fourteen we waited and went through all the reports i've met with the opi study inspectors you know that's a multilateral inspection group includes russian inspectors includes american included kluges i don't know fifteen or twenty different nationalities in the in the inspectorate and then when the joint investigative mechanism was set up a year later in two thousand and fifteen to tr

you visited every single russian chemical weapons stockpile until it was destroyed last year the green cross has been a very active in russia he'd done enormous things in this country for for the environment the media in this new east west standoff you side fully and unquestionably with the west and narrative why did you choose dot position as opposed to let's say trying to be neutral as we would i argue expect from a representative of an international organization we we have been neutral we've been very new to.

you visited every single russian chemical weapons stockpile until it was destroyed last year the green cross has been very active in russia enormous things in this country for for the environment then you have in this new east west standoff you side fully unquestionably with a western narrative why did you choose die.

thoroughly i meet with the inspectors i'm a skeptic i'm for i'm in the non-governmental community and green cross is trying to maintain objectivity here but we want these attacks to to stop wherever they if it's britain or whether it's syria or iraq and we and we also want full proof can i just seize on that because you you say you want to fool proof you you say that you subscribe to critical thinking but you know very well that the most fact finding the sense unlike probably the latest one relied on evidence that was submitted by other parties in the most case the opposition parties or state actors affiliated with the opposition like turkey so the chain of custody has never been fully established the gym mechanism they jim probe that you mentioned it has never visited the actual sides in syria and we all know that you know there is a lot of politics involved in the syrian the war let's not pretend that it is just the syrian government fighting the opposition there there are many foreign actors present there who have a very clear interest in manipulating the public narrative i you discounting all

this was adam west of batman fame promoting the green cross code in london.elopment office. she says sadly he died last year but she has lots of old footage paperwork to pass on to the bbc. sue has some old reels of war of the worlds. neal has a copy of the steve wright in the afternoon show. he will pass that on. lots of you getting in touch. maybe we will get to see some of that. now the news and weather and travel where you are. another disappointing day weather—wise but the good news is, this weekend, things drastically improve. through today we have rain this morning, that will clear away into the afternoon which will stay mainly cloudy, you can see the rain as it spreads north and west, there could still be showers around the west of scotland, into north wales, still some rain affecting scotland, further south some bright spells developing in south wales and south—west england but temperatures here could reach 16 celsius, in the sunshine elsewhere, ten or 12 degrees, north sea coasts: a game. seven to 9 degrees. overnight rain continuing in the far nort

you believe russia what is a force well to discuss that i'm now joined by paul walker director of green cross international is environmental security and sustainability program dr walker it's great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for the time you know nice to be here oksana to thank you for the invitation now you've been leading this program since its very inception i assume you care a lot about the nonproliferation of chemical weapons how would you describe this moment in time when we have a number of western countries accusing russia of not only shielding the alleged user of chemical weapons but also using those chemical weapons itself you know the whole the whole current situation is very troubling axon are and i have been working on chemical weapons and they are not.

was unnecessary and could amount to a breach of the geneva convention an attempt to approach or cross the green line fence by itself certainly does not amount to a threat to life or serious injury that would justify the use of live ammunition the killings and the injuries do actually point to an excessive use of force and in particular lethal force and that's in a situation where there was no threat of death or serious injury the unjustified and unlawful recourse to firearms by law enforcement resulting in death may amount to a willful killing and grave breach of the fourth geneva convention. fourteen of the fifteen members of the u.n. security council back to call for an independent investigation into the deaths during the protests in gaza it was brought by only one nation the united states the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. call the u.s. action very irresponsible. i believe all those who defend those over human rights particularly in the worst this is a blatant case of committing a massacre against you know. hundreds of civilians killing some of them and enduring a large number of them an

an attempt to approach or cross the green line fence by itself certainly does not amount to a threat to life or serious injury that would justify the use of live ammunition the killings and the injuries do actually point to an excessive use of force and in particular lethal force and that's a situation where there was no threat of death or serious injury the unjustified and unlawful recourse to firearms by law enforcement resulting in death may amount to a willful killing and grave breach of the fourth geneva convention well in response spokesperson for the i.d.f. has posted on twitter saying that rioters attempted to cross the security fence and set off explosive devices in attempted terrorist attack and a tweet from his colleague has sparked outrage online the picture attached to it does show a group of children apparently closely watched by the i.d.f. the text won't say quote those trying to hide from the sites of the forces however the twitter posts from offices to claim he is trying to highlight the idea that children are used as a weapon by hamas earlier we heard opposite views

an attempt to approach or cross the green line fence by itself certainly does not amount to a threat to life or serious injury that would justify the use of live ammunition the killings and the injuries do actually point to an excessive use of force and in particular lethal force and that's in a situation where there was no threat of death or or serious injury the unjustified unlawful recourse to firearms by law enforcement resulting in death may amount to a willful killing a grave breach of the fourth geneva convention the week long protests or become the deadliest in years as thousands of palestinians demand access to ancestral lands which are now in israeli territory. on the. u.k. has denied victoria's secret part of these she's the niece of poisoned double agent sergei the u.k. home office has issued a statement saying your application failed to comply with immigration rules the torah however believes britain most of the hide and said she was expecting the denial earlier on friday sort of gaze crippled regain consciousness and is no longer in a critical condition artes and there

was unnecessary and could amount to a breach of the geneva convention an attempt to approach or cross the green line fence by itself certainly does not amount to a threat to life or serious injury that would justify the use of live ammunition the killings and the injuries do actually point to an excessive use of force and particular lethal force and that's a situation where there was no threat of death or serious injury the unjustified unlawful recourse to firearms by law enforcement resulting in death may amount to a willful killing a grave breach of the fourth geneva convention and the protests have become the deadliest in years and the militant group hamas has said they will continue for six weeks. i am not the only. the u.k. has denied victoria scripts are the niece of poisoned former double agent so to get a script a visa the u.k. home office has issued a statement saying her application failed to comply with immigration rules but victoria believes britain has something to hide and said she was expecting the refusal early on friday said a script regained consciousness and is no longer in c

. >> he was crossing on a green light and he was hit by a vehicle. the vehicle sped off and all we know right now is that the vehicle is a mercedes-benz and it's possible that it's an suv.>> reporter: police stopped a mercedes on 26th avenue a short while ago but investigators say there is a discrepancy about the color of the car and they're trying to decide if that is indeed the suspect. the likeliness is that the driver will face hit and run charges. the lieutenant says the officer is going to be all right and he suffered injuries to his arm and was taken to the hospital but the good news is he's going to have a full recovery. >>> and other top story this evening a ride on the southwest airlines flight, an engine literally blew apart. debris shattered. the passenger window. it killed a woman she has been identified as jennifer riordan. a wells fargo executive from new mexico. the local albuquerque journal is reporting wells fargo is confirming that she had been on a business trip and was the vice president of the comm relations. a closer look at th

. >> he was crossing on a green light and he got hit by a vehicle, and the vehicle then sped off. all we know right now is the vehicle is a possible mercedes suv. >> reporter: and the police officer, lieutenant escobar telling me that the officer who was hit is in stable condition, i should say with a hurt arm. he did not say it was serious and certainly not life-threatening. we do know that over at 22nd and california there is a suspect that has been pulled over in a mercedes, in an suv. we believe it's a black mercedes suv. my colleague jeanelie told us it is confirmed that they now have the woman who hit the officer here at larkin and eddy. reporting live, mark matthew, nbc bay area news. >>> we did send out a breaking news alert about this story. you can get updated breaking news throughout the day by signing up for breaking news through the nbc bay area app. >>> our other top story. terror at 30,000 feet. a southwest airlines plane lost its engine and partially sucking out a passenger. she later died. nbc bay area's scott budman joins us live from san jose with how this unfol

stomach he was crossing on a green light and he was hit by a vehicle. the vehicle then sped off. all we know is that the vehicle is a mercedes-benz and it's possible it's an suv. >> police pulled over a mercedes on california and 26th. police believe the officer will make a full recovery.>>> two men injured in a pair of separate carjackings in the oakland hills. after 11:00 last night. three suspects confronted a man with a gun at an atm on mountain boulevard. they punched and kicked him after taking off in his truck with cash. hours earlier a construction worker was driving trying to stop a man from stealing his truck and he was hospitalized with a broken ankle. the truck was found burned in castro valley. police are offering a $5000 award in these cases.>>> the president took to twitter to express his frustration today. this time directed at governor jerry brown and how the national guard troops should be used at the border. a reporter is here with more honest disagreement. >> if you thought the issue had been put to rest you aren't alone. the national guard and governor jerry

she was trying to cross a busy street against a green light. weren't stopping, pretty dangerous situation there. you know what, the motorcyclists turn back around and they -- look at that, stopped traffic. >> waves to say thank you. >> thank you, young man, so they could safely cross the road. they posted the video and say they wanted to let phoenix now motorcyclists care about them and others, pass it on, right? >> the great story reminder for all involved. >> if everybody followed the rules -- >> the traffic guy, always -- >> the cars should not have been going through the crosswalk while there was someone in the crosswalk. >> of course. of course, got to watch out out there. >> we're watching out for the weather this morning. >> looks good. once again, clouds to start out and those clouds keep the temperatures down to start the day then it will warm up and be a nice one. here's a look what you're walking out the door to in napa. it is 46 degrees and 56 in san jose. it's 52 now in san francisco and seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of th

cross when it's windy. and your drive times looking good. we are in the green for 580 interstate 80 and highway 4. wind advisory for the altamont pass. >>> this morning, north and south korea issued a joint statement pledging to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons. it comes as the two leaders make history. betty yu explains kim jong-un is the first north korean leader to set foot in the south since fighting ended 65 years ago. >> reporter: with a single step over a slab of concrete, the north korean president kim jong-un made history by crossing over the world's most heavily armed border to greet his reidel the south korean president. they smiled as they walked down the red carpet into south korean territory. an honor guard stood at attention. a military band played traditional korean songs and south korean supporters lined the street. this display must be seen in the context of the last year. the united states, south korea and the north seemed at times to be on the verge of a nuclear war. behind the colorful choreography it's unclear whether the leaders can make progress in closed door ta

stocks fighting to stay in the green and extend a three-day winning streak. the dow has crossed the unchanged line, last i heard, 100 times. i believe we're still there at the moment. we have the dow barely down 7 point, barely up a couple of points. ibm giving the dow a black eye. the tech giant shaving 80 points off the blue chip index. currently looking at steepest loss in five years. what happened? you know, i don't know if you guys remember scott redler, our trader saying i'm liking ibm ahead of earnings, i said they tend to disappoint. sure enough they did. ibm disappointing on first quarter profit margins. big blue has officially wiped out all of this year's gains, down $11.90. or 7.5% to the lower side. trading at 16.8 million shares, ibm standing at 149 bucks even. bright spot at this hour, energy surging to the top of the s&p 500 with nearly a 3% gain. crude oil right here at $68.59 touching the highest level since december of 2014. a fresh three-year high, after the eia reported a much larger than expected drawdown in gasoline supplies. we were expecting that we could

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northern line has no service northbound between morden and east finchley, and golders green via bank and charing crosss on the circle line between hammersmith and edgware road because of another signalfailure. and that is also affecting the hammersmith & city line, which has minor delays between hammersmith and edgware road. and the bakerloo line has minor delays between queens park and harrow and wealdstone, because of yet another signal failure. 0n the roads, in east london, the a13 has the usual build—up of traffic london—bound from the goresbrook interchange to the lodge avenue flyover. let's have a check on the weather now, with kate. good morning. well, after an absolutely beautiful weekends, of what can be described as summery weather, it is kind of retracting back to spring as we head into this week. it is certainly feeling fresher this morning. the good news is we've still got a bit of sunshine, and it still sane dry. a clear start this morning, with some blue sky. morkel outfitting and, though, through the course of the day from the west. what it is broken cloud. it is a bit breezy as well,

cross to shanghai, where we'rejoined by robin brant. he was listening to that speech, teller small. financial markets have been cheering to a degree since. yes, they have. in asia, looking pretty green so and that is because they like the words coming from xi jinping's mouth and the significance here is that it is xijinping saying and the significance here is that it is xi jinping saying these things, particularly on a pledge to cut ta riffs particularly on a pledge to cut tariffs on the import of foreign cars, that will happen later this year apparently and also some reform to foreign ownership rules for companies in the us and beyond who wa nt to companies in the us and beyond who want to invest in china. those two things are key issues in the brewing trade dispute between the us and china and it is significant that xi jinping chose to directly address them in his speech at this international trade forum in south china, they are not new pages not to come from his mouth means they are much more likely to happen. there will be deep scepticism though among many about particularly the reform on the ownership of say foreign automotive firms because for 20 or 30 years, china has forced

cross. jesse: why was jesus crucified? >> for rocking the boat. jesse: what do you like to eat on easter. >> ham, turkey, collard greens.sse: what are you going to be eating on easter? >> i don't think so. jesse: do you know who i am? >> no, i don't. i'm watters and this is my world. >> all right, we going swimming? jesse: up next, last call. jesse: time for "last call." ever worried your personal trainer won't have your back? watch what happened when this one took a quick break. the video is probably a joke. by the way, that but, good look guy bouncing around in the background, that's not me. i needed to clear that up. that's it for tonight. be sure to follow me on facebook, twitter and instagramd this is hide world. [♪] katie: welcome to justice. i'm katie pavlich filling in for judge jeanine pirro. on this holy saturday, judge jeanine takes us on a tour of the museum of the bible. but let's begin with attorney general jeff sessions announcing a federal prosecutor is looking into alleged fisa abuses by the fbi. but some congressmen say it's

cross the bridge. east shore freeway, speeds in the red and it looks a little more like green to me but you can be theok at our view from the kpix roof. look at the clouds out there. we have a mix of high clouds, dark gray ones and some sunshine. we will have a slight chance of light showers for the north bay. temperatures are cool, 49 in san jose, low 50s for san francisco. look at the wind speeds, especially through half moon bay, downtown san francisco, the gusts are around 20 to 25 miles per hour. we will feel the breeze at the beaches throughout the day today. a lot of the cloud coverage will burn off later and we will have sunshine as well. >> all right. we are ready for that. thanks for watching. your next local update is at 7:26. >> cbs this morning is chg up next -- coming up next. have a wonderful day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, april 30th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." a caravan of migrants from central america reaches the u.s. border and wants asylum. we're in tijuana where the caravan is camping out. plus, president trump's furious respose. >> the pre

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green house gas emissions. we'll be asking if a deal really can be done. and president trump says he can see an end to the trade dispute with china. we'll crossour asia business hub for reaction. a warm welcome to the programme. briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. we begin with breaking news coming from syria. state media is reporting that one of the country's military airports has come under missile attack. details are still emerging and the reports have not been independently verified. but here's what we know so far. syrian state media says its air defence system at the ta base near homs was activated. it said several people are dead or wounded and that syrian air defence responded, claiming to have downed eight rockets. us officials say there is no truth to reports that its military had launched the air strikes. the reports of the attack come a day after the suspected use of chemical weapons outside damascus, in which dozens of people were killed. the crisis will be discussed at an emergency meeting of the un security council later. with me is the bbc‘s andy moore. what is the latest? we are getting mor

crossed eddy at larkin and drove off. >> i said, oh, my god. >> reporter: workers say the detective had just been in the shop. police say he had a greenlight as he walked back to his car. police spotted the mercedes suv minutes later. they say androvich was driving normally and pulled over when officers turned their lights on. >> one car located and followed until they had a secondary unit and they pulled over immediately. >> reporter: police say androvich asked why she was being pulled over. she's booked on several charges including hit-and-run and driving without a license. police say the officer has an arm injury and is expected to be okay. officers who know him say it's a relief. >> every time you hear of a police officer anywhere much less somebody you know getting injured, it -- it sinks in the pit of your stomach. it's hard to swallow. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> an appalling scene at a tenderloin convenience store. we have to warn you the video we're going to show you is difficult to watch. that's a man in there slamming a puppy to the ground, killing it after arguing with a woman. we froze the video before

cross in yemen really appreciate and thank you thank you for having me on. to other news now president trump's pick for secretary of state has been given the green light by the senate foreign relations committee and although cia director mike compos candidacy is likely to be approved by the full senate later this week his nomination has led to impassioned debate in washington unfortunately i do not believe director promptly as someone who will always prioritize diplomacy over conflict i can't imagine having someone more qualified to be secretary of state it's critically important that the secretary of state be an independent voice in the white house i am concerned about that he will be speaking for the president when he travels and he's the appropriate person for that i think is not the right person for this position what nominee would you vote yes for i don't want to vote for people or entire diplomatic to be the nation's chief diplomat. approval by the committee which had been looking uncertain was secured by an intervention by the president himself senator rand paul who'd been opposed to the spy chief candidacy said donald trump managed to win him around.

green arrow flashed on. that turned what was the outside shoulder into a traffic lane. >> for so many people that help their souls are being crossed and that commute. >> reporter: officials and agencies that cut the ribbon, note the change was sped up by two years. >> how we fasttrack? how do we hotwire the system. how do we get it open? what we need to do is break the rules, finds new ways to do more with the same. >> a lot of people do not know it but it is the richmond san rafael bridge. >> reporter: the mayor is excited for the next deck. >> someday we will see it all. there is nothing that is more fun than to be part of seeing the impossible become the possible. >> it is great to see something work as planned. >> reporter: as happy as the community is, some leaders want to see the same thing in the opposite direction. >> we are glad to have a bicycle lane. we need to have a lane open for traffic to get into marin for our employees. >> reporter: still half is better than nothing. >> it is extra time with family. it is extra time to do other things that i enjoy. i can go for a walk. >> reporter: the five-mile bridge was built i

green, attorney. good idea, bad idea, legally to do that interview? >> it was a pretty terrible idea. he sounded like a cross between my uncle may he rest in peace, he used to watch fox news nonstop and a caller to sports radio. donald from jamaica, what's on your mind. the level of anger and, of course, there's never a time i think when the president uses a dim min knewtive to talk about someone else in a flattering way. if your goal is to get cohen to stay in your camp and you start using words like teeny tiny, not a flattering look. >> you think it's bad -- you thought what he was doing was minimizing his relationship to michael cohen. >> right and i get why with cohen under investigation, his papers have been seized. he's under a lot of pressure. but you know, some of the consequential wisdom is that trump might want cohen to feel alignment toward him, friendliness that was not accomplished during this interview. >> you said he destroyed two cases. >> first of all, he admits michael cohen is representing him and stormy daniels. we all kind of knew that. the biggest mistake he made today was he told the t

crossed the unchanged line. hundred 37 times. oh boy some facebook news. will get it to in a minute. . . ♪ liz: tell you facebook tried to hold on to the green but it could notace the swamp that came from double line capital chief investment officer jeffrey gun lap. look at facebook chart. at a conference called the sone conference, he got up on stage and said you know what? privacy issues will be a problem for facebook. in fact he said he would short it. he would bet against it. he actually likes some of the oil exploration names. facebook could not hold on to the green. slightly down. >>> alphabet announcing a accounting standard that will result in some changes when it reports earnings after the bell in just moments. the biggest one, alphabet may unveil the value of its uber investment, nicole tell your viewers why this is a big deal. >> that could change numbers going forward. right now alphabet is down one quarter of 1%. the other thing to look for is cash. this is short version of the, this number, that the analysts look this is what google, acquisition costs, traffic acquisition cost, google paying partners to display google ads or services. analysts

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