howell? cutting regulations.” done. howell? cutting regulationslj will done. howell?eamlining the process so that from your standpoint, if you have a drug, you can get it approved, instead of waiting for many years. in that meeting at the white house was the influential pharmaceutical lobby group, pharma. we are living with regulations to veldt 40 we are living with regulations to veldt a0 years ago. we have to keep safety first, but there are opportunities to modernise the system and to get medicines to the marketplace faster and to help patients. faster approval by the fda would mean more drugs on the market, which should increase competition and bring down prices. but the cost of that idea could be even greater in patient safety. this drugs company is testing cancer treatment. these are the countries that take most of the risk when getting a drug to market. it is a process that could cost billions of dollars, to 15 years, and no guarantee of success. “— 15 years, and no guarantee of success. —— the company. but surprisingly, companies that this are not convinced fa

but he has not yet said how. jeremy howell, bbc news.e british photovoltaic association which is working in the solar energy business in iran. welcome to the programme. thank you. are you concerned about the elections? some of the markets could be reversed. not really. we see the acceleration of the growing economy will carry on regardless of... because the desire is there to make it happen? absolutely. iran is a growing economy with a young and dynamic highly educated population. it has the ability to grow further in the region. so i don‘t see any problem with it. what has been your experience during the time that hassan rouhani has been in power? before that, things were different. things are different. look no one can fix the economy and everything else the iranians have had to deal with after ten years of sanctions. hassan rouhani took office that a difficult time when iran was isolated and the economy was in a bad state. in a short period of time he has made significant progress. is thejob done? he has made significant progress. is

. >> i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. newsroom starts right now. >>> good day to you, the u.s. president seems to be striking a curiously different tone toward the north korean leader kim jong un. in a new interview, he said that he's "a pretty smart cookie." the u.s. is open hoping for a democratic solution for the nuclear crisis, mr. trump is not ruling out military action, as well. >> he's been accused of brutal human rights violation. but will be to what the president said in a new interview about the north korean leader. >> people are saying, is he sane? i have no idea. a lot of people don't like when i say it, he was a young man of 26 or 27 when he took over from his father, when his father died. he's dealing with tough people, in particular, the general and others at a young age he was able to presume water. a lot of people tried to take that power away whether it was his uncle or anybody else, and he was able to do it. but obviously he's a pretty smart cookie, we have a situation that we cannot let's what's been g

. >> i'm george howell, thank you for being with us. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> well, u.s. president is heading to israel after kicking off his first international trip in saudi arabia. he gave a major speech to muslim and arab leaders sunday called on them to dry out terrorist. a couple of days coming up in the israel and the west bank set to visit key sites including the church of the holy, the western war and the old city is also to take part in reef laying ceremony, at the world holocaust remembrance center where mr. trump has separate eating, with israeli prime minister, in fact it will be the president snapped captured this. the president is called a solution to this conflict between the israelis and palestinians the ultimate deal. he's also said he doesn't think this as difficult as people make out, is it? >> reporter: some of the issues are far easier where you can find they've been made out to be. you can find some of the issues, the right of return, jerusalem borders security that 's never been the major problem, it's been the lack of political will. can he make s

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i am george howell. computers around the world held for ransom due to a massive cyber attack that hit 99 countries so far. one calls it the worst attack he's seen. samuel burke explains. >> reporter: let's be clear from the outset, this is unlike any cyber attack we have seen before. this isn't hacking of passwords or credit card numbers. this is ransomware, going through the internet, looking for vulnerable computers without people having to click a link on a fishing e-mail. it takes over the computers and demands $300 in bit coin for access to their files again. what's most troubling, it isn't just effecting big companies and individuals, it is also effecting hospitals. in the uk, multiple hospitals had to cancel outpatient appointments because their computers have been effected. at the root is a flaw in windows which microsoft has been trying to correct since march. but it can only be fixed if you, the user, do the security update. so often you get that notification in the lower right corner, don't wa

i'm george howell along with hannah vaughn jones in london. we're covering this transition of power, keeping in mind that emmanuel macron defeated marine le pen in this election that the world was watching. now emmanuel macron is taking the helm in france. just moments ago, we saw him standing alongside the outgoing president of france, francois hollande. melissa, we're looking at this moment of history, quite frankly, in the nation. this is a person who again created his own party, now coming to power. the question i have for you is, look, so this is a new president who wants to get things done. but will he have the allies to do so given that he is a newcomer himself and he is coming in with other parties that have been rebuked, quite frankly, by french voters? >> you're absolutely right, george. and you need only look around that room that he's standing in now to get an idea of the sort of democratic revolution that's taken place here in france. there are several very distinct groups of guests. first of all, those who represent the state the

i'm george howell.ng up on questions about the former national security adviser, michael flynn. what did the trump transition team tell him about his contacts with russia's ambassador? a former u.s. official tells cnn transition team members warned flynn in november about the risks of communicating with the russian diplomat and that such conversations were likely being monitored by u.s. intelligence. this was weeks before flynn reportedly spoke with the ambassador about u.s. sanctions on russia. flynn subsequently resigned. let's get more now on this story with "politico" reporter sylvia borelli, live for us in london this hour. let's talk more about this. so, with news about flynn, he was warned about these contacts with the russian ambassador but went on with the conversation anyway. the bigger question here, though, is, is this something that many in the united states, americans still care about, or is this more inside baseball with regards to flynn's legal woes? >> reporter: right. hi, george. well,

i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> a vote for change. france decides 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast, less than 24 hours, voters head to the polls to pick a new president. an 11th-hour surprise. the campaign of one candidate, emmanuel macron, announced friday it had been hacked. cnn is following the important election with my colleague leading coverage in paris. >> reporter: it was surprising, indeed, to wake up to this this morning. not least because the official campaign is over. so with the way french politics and voting works, the saturday that comes before the sunday of voting is really a day of reflection. there's no more campaigning, and there's no more tv coverage of politics. really people are supposed to be alone with their thoughts. you're not used to having what could be considered major campaign events. it was a real surprise. here's what we know -- campaign of the front-runner return, emmanuel macron, says that thousands of its files were hacked, posted on line. this

i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> it is 4:00 a.m. on thee coast and 10:00 a.m. in paris. in this final stretch, there is now news that the campaign one of the candidates running has been hacked. the files posted online. for the very latest on what this might mean for that election, cnn is live in the french capital. good to have you with us. >> yeah, george, good to be with you. the campaign had said report rey during the campaign that there were hackers and this morning quite a shock to wake up to the news so close to the election that the campaign hasn't been hacked. here's what we know. the campaign says that thousands of its files were hacked and then posted online. this just before a media blackout on the election went into effect late friday. midnight french time. according to the macron campaign, some of the files are authentic and others are totally fake. they say you're not going to find out anything that is damaging to them in this because they've essentially done nothing wrong. let's talk about this with christina, former

. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom" i'm george howell.faced many challenges, sunday night the supporters were full of hope for that nation's future. here is a look at the excitement followed the new president elect and his decisive victory. ♪ ♪ frds ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the day of france, thanks for being with us. i'm george howell. my colleague rosemary church will pick it up right after the break. you're watching cnn news break. unlimited data u with taxes and fees included. that'll save you hundreds. get two lines of unlimited data for a hundred dollars. that's right. two lines. a hundred bucks. all in. and now, the brand new samsung galaxy s8 is here. so what are you waiting for? get the new galaxy s8. plus get 2 lines of unlimted data for a hundred bucks. taxes and fees included. only at t-mobile. so i wanted you to have the ring to match.you, at jared, we only sell one piece of jewelry... ...the engagement ring of her dreams you had designed just for her. in fact, with custom design services in every jared... ...anything you can imagin

four three-year old eric howell worked at lenape high school in medford. he hid a camera inside a drink box and positioned it in his briefcase. howell was banned from the campus on may second when school officials say that they were made aware of the allegations. he faces numerous charges including invasion of the privacy, child endangerment and official misconduct. >>> philadelphia police need your help finding two men wanted for a robbery outside of a food truck, surveillance videos shows the 20 year-old victim standing at the window of the truck, on the 400 block of west hunting park avenue, last week. two men approached, one of them, sticking a gun in the victim's face and demanding cash. the suspect go through his pockets, grabbing his cell phone and hit him in the face before taking off, if you have any information, please contact the police. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf took his listening tour to philadelphia today, governor talk about job creation, during a round table discussion on economic development. >> we really want strategically to hav

. >> and i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. newsroom starts right now. it is 3:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast, north korea defying the world yet again firing another missile, the ninth test so far since january. >> they launched a short range missile from east coast early monday local time. it flew about 280 miles for about six minutes. japan said it landed in the ocean within its exclusive economic zone. >> we're hearing reaction throughout the region. japan and south korea strongly condemning the launch by kim jong un's regime. they're vowing to take concrete action with the united states. listen. >> we can never tolerate korea's provocation. we have launched a fair and protest. as we have agreed north korean issue is -- in order to deter north korea, we'll take concrete actions together with united states. we will maintain high vigilance and coordinations with south korea and international community and take all possible measures to secure the safety of the people of japan. >> let's talk more about this. joining us, paula hancock in seoul south korea

. >> at cnn world headquarters, i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. newsroom starts right now. >>> u.s. president trump is back in washington after an eight-day trip to the middle east and europe that kept hem away from the growing plolitical firestor back at home surrounding the russia investigation. >> a source now confirms to cnn, mr. trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, wanted to set up a secret communications line between the trump transition team and the kremlin, something he proposed to the russian ambassador during a meeting in trump tower during the transition. no sooner had the president stepped off the helicopter to the white house lawn saturday than he was asked about that question. take a listen. >> mr. president, is there a plan to set up a back channel to the russians? >> earlier on saturday, mr. trump's top economic and security advisers shut down any questions about the allegations. here's how they did it. >> we're not going to comment on jared. we're just not going to comment. >> generally speaking, general, would you be concerned if s

. >> i am george howell. cnn newsroom starts now. >>> the official business gets started in a couple hours. you see the president here about two hours ago, stepping down the stairs with the first lady of the united states, melania trump. he will have a formal meeting with the king and prince. and white house staffers focusing on the busy agenda. a slew of controversy z threaten to follow their travels. >> back in washington, sources tell cnn russian officials were so close about ties to michael flynn in the 2016 campaign that they openly bragged about it among themselves. they believed they could use him to influence policy if mr. trump won the election, which of course he did. as if that wasn't enough, fbi director james comey is ready to give his side of the story after mr. trump fired him last week. he will testify before the senate intelligence committee in the next few weeks in a public hearing. >> that is story line two. here is three and four on top of that. "new york times" reporting mr. trump referre

i'm hannah vaughan jones live in london. >> and i'm george howell live in atlanta.after the break. stay with us. hey you've gotta see this. c'mon. no. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> making history. hours from now, france will have a new leader. will it be the far right's candidate, marine le pen, or the centrist emmanuel macron? we have all the ground covered in this historic election. >>> and finally free after years in captivity. some of these girls will soon be reunited with their loved ones. details on the release of the nigerian chibok girls, ahead. >>> plus, you know him as the duke of eddinborough, but did you know this community says prince philip is the sacred son of a mountain god? mo

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. >> i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta.ewsroom starts right now. >>> north korea claiming a major nuclear success. they claim this latest test prooufrs it can put a large nuclear war head on a missile. that goal has been a key ambition. now, north korea also claiming it is capable of striking the mainland u.s., there's no independent evidence to support those claims. let's get the latest now from seoul south korea following the story. there have been failures and successes, what more do we know about this particular missile and this rather bold move. >> reporter: this is being regarded as a major step forward for north korea. but big picture. let's put this into context. we know the goal is to develop a ballistic missile, a missile that's capable of reaching u.s. mainland. they have made claims before about having been able to put or being able to put nuclear war heads on their missiles, those claims haven't been able to be independently verified outside of north korea. what they've been working on two tracks at once and wo

so, this report has been shared by lord howell and a number of other peers.akerfor the fact that it doesn't actually suggest what should be happening. the fact that it doesn't actually suggest what should be happeningm is interesting for british readers of the guardian, it would be more significant if other countries made similar reports. yes, possibly. even looking at the most recent event in the middle east, the bombing of syria by trump, each of those middle eastern countries had a different approach to that. saudi arabia, in that instance, were really quite supportive. in the meantime, moving oi'i supportive. in the meantime, moving on to the arab news, they have dedicated most of their front page to this poll that concludes over 80% of americansjust to this poll that concludes over 80% of americans just cannot identify the arab world on a map? it is unclear whether they mean the bulk of the arab world, in the way it is pictured in a graphic, or whether they are talking about pinpointing individual countries. i think if they are talking about individual c

. >> and i'm george howell. newsroom starts right now. ♪ >>> our top story, u.s.sident donald trump back at the white house after an eight-day trip to the middle east and europe, but while he was gone, the political firestorm back home over russian meddling in the election grew even bigger >> to the heart of the controversy, his own son-in-law, jared kushner. you see the u.s. president, donald trump, video taken earlier as he returned to washington. as he walked to the white house with the first lady, he was asked about it. >> mr. president -- [ inaudible ] >> well, as you just saw, mr. trump would not answer. for the latest on what happens next, here's cnn's ryan nobles. >> reporter: president trump is back in washington after his lengthy trip abroad. and even though his team feels confident the trip was successful, he returns to plenty of controversy, including a number of issues involving his son-in-law and senior adviser, jared kushner. kushner has yet to respond to reports that he had set up a secret back channel line of communication with the russians. it co

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell. this hour, the u.s. president donald trump is due in israel in the coming hours following his trip to saudi arabia, that's where he gave a speech on fighting extremism. he'll be greeted at the tel aviv airport by prime minister and the president there. tuesday he is scheduled to hold talks with prime minister. >>> leader kim jong un said the latest test of the missile was perfect. it flew about 300 miles into that 500 kilometers sunday before landing at the sea. that's the shorter distance about a week ago. that test was considered a success. >> we've learned another protester in venezuela has died in the antigovernment demonstration taking place in that country. the attorney general says that now brings the death toll to 48 people dead. demonstrators are demanding the president step down with the country in an economic crisis. it has the opposition of staging a coup. >>> police arrested 34 people known as crack land, about 500 police officers were part of the raid early sunday morning. they arrested a d

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell.es we're following for you this hour, negotiations in u.s. congress have reached a deal on a huge spending bill, if the house approves this bill and the senate, as well. it will keep the government funded through september and add billions of dollars for the pentagon. but it would not provide any money for president trump's border wall of mexico. >> president trump said obama care is dead and new health care plan is on its way. he's urging lawmakers to support it and warning, he'll be very upset if they don't. the measure could hit the house floor within days. earlier version of the legislation was yanked weeks ago without ever getting a vote. >> the u.s. president seems to strike a different tone when talking about north korea's leader. in an interview he said, is a pretty smart cookie, for holding off power after taking over at a young age. kim has been accused of brutal human rights abuses, alegend war and execution of his own uncle. >> joining me now is a his stris of public affair

i'm george howell. >> i'm fall la newton, you are watching cnf "newsroom." -- cnn "newsroom." >> daywo there of u.s. president donald trump's ambitious foreign trip. you can say that again, ambitious to the middle east and europe, the first of his presidency. now, he is still in saudi arabia. he has already met with several middle eastern leaders. they include egypt's president seen with mr. trump here. >> now, later the president is set to have one of the key moments of his visit. that's when he will give a speech on combating radical extremism. >>> also interesting, given the president's heavy use of twitter. president trump will be taking part in a twitter forum with saudi youth. >>> our international diplomatic correspondent nec robertson joins us live. i can't resist, george brought it up. we're going with it a. twitter forum. please explain. then we'll move on. >> reporter: some may say made to measure for president trump, given his proclivity for using twitter. the idea here is that trump comes here within he's had his bilateral meeting with the bahraini king and he said he's

. >> just two cell doors down from this teenage flight risk is 18-year-old kenneth howell. >> trying to find some way of getting out. >> howell made his first move to scale the pendleton fences at the crack of dawn. >> almost made it over that time. it wouldn't have been my first time. i cut myself before. i'm used to so much pain from early on in my childhood, it's just a small scratch compared. i can have a gouge from here down to here. i'll just look at it like wow. >> as one of the largest maximum security juvenile prisons in the country, pendleton are responsible for educating and rehabilitating teenage gang members, sex offenders, and juveniles with mental health issues for the indiana department of corrections. >> in our jurisdiction, in our state, the department of corrections became a solution to a very aggressive, difficult child to handle. truly those kids that are seen as public threats. >> i spent from age 10 to 12 in state hospitals for mental problems. i got locked up at age 13. from there, i messed up by getting in a fight at school while i was at placement. it got me

. >> and i'm george howell. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> you're top story, president's son-in-law and close adviser jared kushner reportedly wanted to set up a secret line of communications with moscow that bypassed normal diplomatic channels and this was well before mr. trump took office. >> this new story coming from the "washington post" on and "new york times" adding that the back channel was intended to discuss strategy in sear xwra a syria and other matters. more from elise labott. >> reporter: they discussed a proposal by president trump's son-in-law to russia's ambassador to the u.s. to create a secret communications channel between the trump transition and the chemical rin tkremlin. the post reported kushner made the proposal to kislyak during an early december meeting at trump tower to use russian diplomatic facilities to shield their pre-inauguration discussions according to u.s. officials. cnn previously reported the two men met as part of an effort to create a back channel to russian president v

. >> and i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. newsroom starts right now.

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i am george howell. >> i am natalie allen. newsroom starts right now. >>> this story dates back to the trump transition. jared kushner reportedly tried to set up a back channel with moscow so conversations couldn't be monitored by u.s. intelligence agencies. >> "the washington post" reports that kushner, top adviser to president trump and his son-in-law brought up the possibility of secret communications last december with the russian ambassador. cnn's jessica schneider fills us in. >> reporter: new reporting the president's son-in-law and top adviser jared kushner proposed setting up secret methods of communication with the kremlin back in december. "the washington post" first reported this. now "new york times" is adding the back channel of communication was meant to discuss strategy in syria and other policy issues. u.s. officials briefed on intelligence reports told the post that the intelligence community picked up these details when the russian ambassador reached out to superiors in moscow. during a meeting in december,

facing howell. and he is heading back to the dugout. a great night. eight strikeouts and one run allowed in seven innings. nats win their third straight. >>> and a day game for the orioles and twins. field trip day at camden yards. look at the kids. rough start, though. battling back after chris davis home run. two batters later and sends this one to the seats. sixth homer for him and he pulls within a run. bottom eight now trying to do more damage with two on, two out chris davis caught looking. he can't believe it. twins go on to beat the orioles 4-3 completing the three-game sweep. >>> mystic in chicago taking on the sky. elaina taking on her former team. gets it going, hits the jumper, mystic up four. open from behind the arc and again just knocks it down mystic win it 82-67 snapping a two-game losing skid. i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on.

>> boscoe howell is the ship and what do they expect to see when they comma board, $10 for adult and $5 child. >> people under five don't pay they're free and ship is years old and we host ar around,000 visitors a day -- this weekend so we hope visitors will be around 1,000. >> visitors are coming on and doing a self guided tour. you're here to help them and not speed ago lon. i saw some dressing up and taking pictures do you offer that. >> yes the people that want to look like pirates can come to the wheel. we have of the fun. >> how long will be the ship be here to come out and tour it's a wonderful thing. >> we'll stay here until tuesday and depart 10:30 p.m. and you can see all the people expecting everything and i think they are joining. >> are you guys having fun. >> yes. >> everybody seems -- are you learn ago lot that's most important. >> yeah and it's really kind of cool. sarah, jim, takes bit of study in contrast and we have the airlines passing overhead and right across the river here right across the river that's mgm grand. once you're here you can go there and gamble. so

eric howell concealed a camera in a coconut water box and put it in his briefcase. he walked up next to girl and carried his suitcase so the camera could see up the skirts or shorts. >>> what a difference a day makes. we were stuck in the 60s now as we take a live lock at university city. 79 degrees and sunny. over in camden, more clear skies and sunshine. let's check in with meteorologist glenn schwartz with more with a lock at what we can expect in our neighborhood. >> about time we can see the whole skyline of philadelphia. it's been awhile since we have been able to say that. a lot of sunshine during the day today. great visibility after that morning fog. not much on the radar. there are some storms down by washington. and also in central and western pennsylvania and our area. we have this one little shower going into the poconos right now. that is about it. the activity in western pennsylvania continues to weaken as the sun starts going down. and the remnants of the washington storm may graze southern delaware, but computer models show it continue to weaken. th

and they are pouring over digital devices seized from howell's home. he appears in court tomorrow. >>> witnesses rushed to rescue people in a burning vehicle after a head-on crash in wilmington. a car and an suv collided near route 141 near the dupont experimental station. "action news" was there as firefighter s doused the smokin sedan in water. people were checked out at the scene and no one had to be taken to the hospital. >>> the opioid epidemic took the latest victim in cherry hill and caused a scare to officers. walter perez is live with more. >> reporter: well jim, it started as yet another overdose death in the delaware valley and as you know law form officers are trained to use extreme caution when processing a scene like this one because of the po entsy of the drugs being told by dealers today. and this serves as a stark reminder of that. police arrived on the 200 block of heritage road and responding to reported of a drug overdose. authorities entered the home and found the victim. pronounced dead at the scene and two other responding office

allison howell was 44. she was killed when she went to pick up her daughter, sasha. "the sun" posted a photo of the man who took their lives, and mark phillips has the latest now ♪n how it happened. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it was an attack not on a crowd of concertgoers, but on innocence itself. first, a thud. >>en confusion. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: then panic. the audience for ariana grande is young, often in their early teens, often female, sometimes of elementary school age. this was the deliberate targeting of children. "an arena for sinful parties," isis called it, in their admission of responsibility. >> we were in the arena, and we i just ran for my life. >> just really confused. there was a big bang, the smell of smoke, and everyone was screaming and crying. te reporter: the bomber had come ce the concert from a manchester neighborhood a few miles away where police were searching today. 22swat team blew its way into the home of the 22-year-old nocal man police say was known to them and who himself died in the murderous blast he set off. manchester police chief i

[applause] >> i hear about people misstate howell the kids need to take over the family farm moms can not pay for prescriptions are teenagers cannot understand why their friends are hooked on opioid door manufacturers or those who cannot get a broad band connection. we are nation of weekend and we can dream it we can build it. we can do with. i think america is at its best with the country that thinks and invest and exports to the world. that is a competitive agenda to include everyone it is not how much money wall street makes in the short term that helps minnesota and iowa bettis said we should measure our success how mainstream thrives in the long-term. i visited golden grain energy in mason city creating jobs in the midwest and said the feeding and got - - feeding the coffers of the oil companies offer popcorn haven in water mill there is proper flavors like southwest hot weighing and dill pickle the data 10:00 in the morning be like those across the towns in my state show us what is possible that this is the center of this competitive agenda. like this data via laugh square but c

our reporter kevin howells joins me now via skype.he deck, he looked in an awful lot of pain. i thought he would go straight to a scan yesterday. it has been put back to monday, the important thing from an england perspective is that test isn't until july. they will take a cautious approach. i expect it to be a few weeks before we see him bowling again. they would like to see him play in the floodlit games a little later on in the summer. keen on getting him back a week before that test match. the scan is on monday, put back by a couple of days, he looked in a lot of pain. world number two novak djokovic is through to the semi—finals of the rome masters after beating del potro in straight sets. last year's finalist made light work of his argentinian opponent, taking the first set 6—1. it was a much tighter second set but the serbian showed his skills to advance to the semifinals winning the second 6—4. djokovic will play his semifinal against dominic thiem later this evening. germany's alexander zverev became the youngest player in a

steve howell, jeremy corbyn's deputy director of communications recorded in this tape being quizzed onhe doorstep. voters concerned aboutjeremy up on the doorstep. voters concerned about jeremy corbyn. he up on the doorstep. voters concerned aboutjeremy corbyn. he says don't talk about jeremy. total but leadership. talk about the manifesto. it shows there is that concern amongst labour voters, and labour hq. the core members of team corbin, acknowledging jeremy is a drag on the polling numbers. people already speculating if it is a bad defeat for labour, what happens to jeremy corbyn? no doubt, the further away from london you get, you hear of lifelong labour voters saying i‘m fine with the policies, the problem isa fine with the policies, the problem is a leader. they are advised to talk about the policy is not the leadership. a significant quote, if there was a labour government, it would be collective leadership. they are acknowledging jeremy corbyn is a problem. looks like the conservatives will win, labour will move, then it will move to what happens to jeremy corbyn. move, then i

today the state auditor elaine howell explained how her investigation into a $175 million undisclosed surplus may have led some in the press and lawmakers in sacramento to believe there was some wrongdoing. >> and it was very difficult for us to get access to that information, and they kept saying, well, some of this is confidential. our statutes allow us to keep confidential information. >> reporter: the state auditor said the 175 million consisted of reserves and discretionary funds. nothing was done illegally, but criticized the lack of transparency by central administrators. >> certainly there was a failure to disclose to the board and to the public this additional money or this left over money at the end of the year and how those funds would be used in the future. >> reporter: the auditor also questioned some of the expenses made by napolitano's office which should have shown more prudency. >> if you ended up spending $350 for a hotel, what due diligence did you apply to stay within the state limit or federal limit? >> reporter: they were given 33 recommendation reform. napolitan

our reporter kevin howells joins me now via skype.st south africa at lord's. how worried should we be? judging on the pain he looked in when he went down on the deck, he looked in an awful lot of pain. i thought he would go straight to a scan yesterday. i thought today, it has been put back to monday, the important thing from an england perspective is that test isn't until july. they will take a cautious approach. i expect it to be a few weeks before we see him bowling again. they would like to see him play in the floodlit games a little later on in the summer. keen on getting him back a week before that test match. the scan is on monday, put back by a couple of days, he looked in a lot of pain. what about the rest of the championship, how much damage has the wet weather done? we still have some interesting games including in manchester. it has been exhilarating from a yorkshire point of view. 1121—7. we lost a lot of overs but they piled on the runs. jack brooks, a massive career—best him, previously 53, he has closed on 94 not out.

jeremy howell has more. two years ago jubilation on the streets of tehran.nctions on iran after president rouhani's government promised to scale back its nuclear programme. its economy, which was close to collapse, is now growing at over 7% per year. mr rouhani says foreign trade and investment are vital for future growth. they have struck deals with total and shell. it has ordered new aircraft from airbus and boeing. renault and peugeot are back in around again to make cars. but mr rouhani's main conservative challenger says the rapprochement with the west is failing. 0ne rapprochement with the west is failing. one in eight iranians is unemployed. the wealth gap is widening. he wants to give iranians firms the lead in rebuilding the economy. and rather than dealing with the west, he wants more trade links with countries like china, russia. he also promises to create millions of newjobs for young iranians, but he has not yet said how. nandini ramakrishnan, global market strategist atjp morgan asset management is joining us again to discuss. the chief executi

. >> the auditor, who's been doing this for 17 years, and we should point out elaine howell has also said that in her 17 years she's never seen the level of interference. she's referred to criticism that napolitano's office perhaps encouraged some of the u.c. campuses to come back and change their responses to audit surveys to make the president's office seem more favorable. >> right. that is one of the more shocking allegations here and not even allegations. i've seen emails, and there's some proof there that campuses sent in their responses to a confidential survey -- what was supposed to be confidential, to the u.c. president's office. the president's office offered what they're calling suggestions to make those responses more favorable. the president's office said we need to make sure everybody's on the same page. the responses changed dramatically. some of the criticisms of the u.c. president's office were cut out. what got submitted to the state auditor was very different than what some schools initially wrote. >> now we have some lawmakers who are asking for subpoenas of those

i'm george howell at cnn world headquarters in atlanta. >> and i'm hannah borges live for you in

. >> i'm george howell. >> the former u.s. director of national intelligence said u.s. institutions are under assault both externally and internally. james clapper said the internl assault is from president trump, the external assault is from russian interference. he said other branches of government must step up to check the executive branch. >> israeli prime minister is calling to use the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to israel. rex tillerson said mr. trump was being very measured about the decision. he'd said to meet and palestinian authority on a trip to the region next week. >> going to work, logging into your computer, think about this, hackers have created a new version of the virus that's hit more than 2,000 computers worldwide. the security expert was able to shutdown the first version of this harmful software on friday. more computers could be effected monday, again, as people head to work. >>> political party has scored a major victory and crucial state elections, exit polls show the christian democrats surging ahead of the social. . they're on the boost in sept

howell wechsler. i am very glad that all of you are here.hat, in this sort of -- how do i say it -- unusual times -- [laughter] bill clinton: -- you recognize for this is no place alternative facts. [laughter] bill clinton: and i don't mean to be funny. this is still a major public health crisis. the lives of millions of young people are relying on the decisions we and they make. commitment to help people live their healthiest and best lives is profoundly important. that tomorrow say , as you all know, you're going to hear from michelle obama. for whatt to thank her she has done in that position and what she has done in the white house. i will never forget -- [applause] when we started the alliance for the healthy after myn in 2005 heart surgery, there were not that many groups working on the childhood obesity issue. there weren't that many people saying -- you know, we are about to have academic levels tied to diabetes. consequence and heart troubles, stroke, some and premature, among other things, blindness and and that human heartbreak is

i'm george howell live at cnn world headquarters in atlanta. >> i'm hannah vaughan jones live in london

last month, lane howell, released the report of a $175 million secret fund. staff interfered with audit surveys in a response given by administrators in three uc campuses. >> you know there were some changers made that made us looked better and some made us looked worse in the end. that has not come out yet. she's the right person working through this. >> california, board of regions. >> that's inexcusable and there is no way you can spin that of all the things in the audit. that's a jaw dropper. >> it is a public trust. >> she told us, she understands it looks bad. that's why i welcome the board taking their own independent look at what happened and the circumstances. the region plans to select an independent investigator in the coming weeks with a final report due in jewel. >> lauren anthony, abc 7 news. >>> governor brown addressed the state's audit of the revised buj budget plan. the spending plan puts more funding in k through 12 schools. the auditor found that she had access to a secret slush fund. state republicans say the governor is taking an approac

julie ward howell wrote the attle hymof the republican and was influential in getting mothers day declarednal holiday. it movement right after the civil war >> the white carnation drink that you have at the bar looks delicious. >> it has a gin base, it's discuss stilled in washington, dc, a little bit of triple sec, a heavy cream and binding agent. almost like a sunday. >> daisy may >> it's an old cocktail, i'm going to make this drink and show you what goes into this. it's actually a shorter version of the southern style mint july lip. it's a drink that one would have early in the morning or in the afternoon, kind of as a >> >> what i use is a little bit of sugar, fresh mint, ras berry liquor and a little bit of orange and a dash of bitters. and now is add a short mesh of kentucky straight sour meshes with ski. and release the flavors >> that will get you going. >> it's more of a hardy drink >> it's extraordinary character that will stint late the taste buds and trans sends all else, what better way to celebrate with family and i'm going to add a little bit more sparkling water. and then