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the girl identified as jane doe said a classmate she was dating forced her to perform oral sex multiple times back in 2012 when she came forward to report the abuse at that time, the suit claims school administrators retaliated. >> and instead of believing her, they did no investigation and made no report to authorities, and they instead turned her into a troublemaker and found a pretext on which to kick her out of school. >> reporter: the lawsuit also described a hyper sexualized culture alleging the school was assaulted at school dances where boys grabbed and groped her, even placing their hands down her pants while administrators stood by and did nothing. her grades suffered according to the filing. the experience keeping her from attending college. >> she is destroyed. there is no other way of putting it other than this devastated and destroyed her. >> reporter: in a letter to the st. paul community, the president of the school board of trustees said they had not heard of the claims until the suit was filed. adding, we take these allegations very seriously. but we do not know whethe

regime should know that this is just the beginning this thing of sanctions will be painful through jane does not change its course from the unacceptable and unproductive path that is chosen to one rejoin the league of nations these will indeed end up being the strongest things in history when we are complete it was he was secretary of state mark compare their earlier a senior policy advisor to mr pompei with the u.s. state department brian hook spoke to our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena let's take a look so mr huq the announcements today and the sanctions do you really believe if that stay can bring about change expect from iran well it certainly will bring about more change than we've had under the j c.p.o. way since adoption of the iran nuclear deal iran has actually increased its destabilizing behavior across the middle east and it also has not deterred iran's intent to acquire a nuclear weapon and so we're putting in place a new security architecture that we think is going to actually achieve our national security objectives not just for the united states but for the world.

jane doe alleges she reported there to the clinical medical director, a female nurse at the women's advocacy office. >> it is horrifying to know during such a vulnerable moment in my life i was in the hands of a predator. >> the university president says he understands the anger and disappointment of the faculty but has no plans to resign. >>> we are learning more about a police shooting in hayward that sent an officer in a suspect to the hospital. >> officers say the female officer shot the suspect in self-defense after the suspect picked up a metal bar and hit her with it. it started as an argument between roommates. >>> a hayward police officer in a suspect were injured after shots rang out on a quiet cul- de-sac not used to police activity. >> i have been living here all my life. it is very quiet. we know mostly everybody. to see that happen here, it is sad. >> reporter: it started about 7 pm monday night when a man called police saying he was fighting with his roommate. >> he said the roommate had his car keys and would not give them back. he asked for assistance. the officer said the r

.>> reporter: the officer is looking to see if these can be use to identify john and jane does those who are dead but not necessarily murdered. >> it could be help full with identifying many of our unidentified victims. she works at the crime lab she has been inundated by phone calls from many agencies with agencies eager to use the same technique. she is taking a step back. >> we will not go rogue and we will not just start using this new technique. >> it is the new normal. investigators will keep a close case -- close eye on this case. >>> a sailboat that ran aground over the weekend will remain beached for another 36 hours. they plan to move that boat during high tide but the weather didn't cooperate. they put off the removal until wednesday. the boats motor failed and landed on the beach. four people were on board along with the dog. a woman who jumped off the boat suffered a broken wrist but the three others along with the dog were not hurt. >>> we are talking about in a week there will be warming of. we will find the temperatures 10 degrees warmer in the next few days i will le

office is looking into whether or not these websites can be used to identify the 10 or so john or jane does, people who are dead but not necessarily murdered. >> this could be helpful in that rio. >> reporter: this woman helped identify the dead after the september 10 terrorist attack. she says she has been inundated by phone calls from many agencies eager to use the same technique. but she says she is taking a step back and will be seeking guidance from the das office, the state, and the fbi. >> we are not going to go by our self and try and start using this new technique. >> reporter: to the big question is whether or not this will be the new normal. investigators and prosecutors and defense attorneys will likely watch the dna evidence in the golden state killer case to see where this all goes from here. >>> still to come, an effort by california conservatives to repeal the gas tax increase is wrapping up. the development today that could put the issue back in the hands of the voters. >>> white northbay fire victors are accusing pg&e of spending billions to avoid taking the blame for futu

jane doe alleges she reported it then to the clinical medical director, a female nurse, and the women's advocacy program. >> during such a vulnerable moment in my life i was in the hands of a predator. >> usc's president says he understands the anger and disappointment of the faculty, but he has no plans to resign. >>> the suspect in an increase officer-involved shooting is still in the hospital in critical condition. he was shot by a haywood police woman who was responding to a domestic dispute in a quiet neighborhood. investigators say a man called the police reporting his roommate would not give back his car keys and said the roommate might be on illegal drugs. when the officer arrived, the roommate did not cooperate and tried to get away. police say the officer used a taser, but it appeared to have no effect on him. >> he armed himself with a piece of a metal bar on the ground and violently came and struck the officer. the officer was in fear for her safety. she defended herself by discharging her service weapon and struck the suspect. >> investigators are not giving us any informat

his office is looking into whether these websites could be used to identify the 10 or so john and jane does, people who are not -- people who are dead but not necessarily murdered. >> this could be helpful in that realm. >> reporter: we now have it dna technical leader at the respective crime lab and she said she has been inundated from phone calls of those that are wanting to use this technology. she says she is taking a step back before moving forward. >> we will not go rogue and just start using this new technique. >> reporter: is this the new normal? investigators will keep a close eye on the killer case to see where this goes from here. >>> coming up, asylum-seekers who have traveled thousands of miles to try to enter the united states. what is expected to happen to them next?>>> plus, mike pence takes a trip to the border. >>> the dow jones is on the losing side. it is down 1% with 265 pointed out. >>> the park when shooting victims has filed a lawsuit. andrew says he is filing a wrongful death suit against scott peterson who do not go into arteries stillman douglas high school while

we should point out that haley yates is using her real name in this lawsuit, not jane doe. she and corey oliver are both over 18 years old now. cory currently plays football for san jose city college. damian trujillo, nbc bay area. >>> nine fires in less than an hour. now san jose police and fire are trying to figure out if it's the work of an arsonist. most of the fires burned in trash cans and dumpsters. in one case, there was a burning trash can pushed up against a fraternity house near san jose state. the fire cut power to the home and did leave some scorch marks. tonight some members of the house say they are jittery and are even considering moving out. >> a lot of them thousand anow g for their lives. >> the trash was in our parking lot. everything was burnt, melted. the electricity cable was completely trashed. >> san jose state says it sent students and staff a notification this morning about a arson near campus, saying a suspect was seen in a gray nissan pickup. the fires have not been ruled arson as of yet. >>> the san francisco district attorney announcing there

these chance -- because jane doe reported it then to the clinical medical director, a female nurse. >at during such a vulnerable moment in my life i was in the hands of a predator. >> the university president understood the faculty's anger and disappointment, but so far he has no plans to step down. >>> consumer reports is willing to retest the tesla model three following disappointing results on the braking distance. the magazine said it took the model three 152 feet to come to a full stop from 60 miles an hour. that's far worse than other cars in its price range. the problem will be fixed with a software update, consumer reports did not recommend it. but they are willing to retest the car after the software notification. >>> new security rules are in place for festivals and san francisco. the cluster fest comedy festival starting june 1 will allow fans to carry in clear plastic bags or see-through backpacks. they can have one gallon zip top bags also. people can bring in small clutch bags and fanny packs that are not clear. >> the outside lands music festival in august, run by the s

. >> reporter: in a statement to nbc news, prout says i'm so proud of jane doe's courage coming forwardher know we believe her. >> you've been covering this for a while. the question is whether there's a cultural problem. >> reporter: last year, if you remember, there was a report that the school hired investigators to do. and they found that more than a dozen former faculty and staff members engaged in sexual misconduct over four decades. the school is being investigated by new hampshire's attorney general. st. paul's said the safety of all students remains the highest priority. but there's a lot of challenges to deal with. >> thank you very much. >>> we're going to switch gears and head over to mr. roker for a check of the weather. >> good morning. you can see we have some strong storms firing up in florida and from the midwest into the upper midwest, chicago back into nebraska. a risk for 33 million people from texas all the way to the mid-atlantic states. multiple episodes of severe storms. looking at the possibility of isolated tornadoes and a lot of heavy rain. over the next seven

office is looking into whether or not these websites can be used to identify the 10 or so john or jane does, people who are dead but not necessarily murdered. and this could be help in that area by identifying a lot of unidentified victims. >> reporter: this woman is now that dna technical attorney at the alameda county sheriff's crime lab. she said she has been inundated by phone calls from many agencies eager to use the same technique. but she said she is taking a step back, and will be seeking guidance from the das office, the state, and the fbi before moving forward. >> we are not going to go broke -- road -- rogue or start a new technique. >>> a plea hearing for ruben foster was delayed until next week. the delete was granted this morning after a santa clara das office asked for more time to review video evidence. foster's ex-girlfriend accused him of punching her and rupturing her eardrum. she now claimed she made up the allegations and said she was in a fight with another woman. video from that fight has been handed over to the das office. >> it is important to keep in mind that sadl

we heard a case where jane doe came forward and she said can you please go -- i know i was drugged can you review the footage from the bar to see if there was evidence of the perpetrator of th dropping a drn my drink. my friend said i was not acting like myself. i was in a taxi, could you interview the taxi driver. the investigator refused to do any of the above. you had another survivor, tiffany who said two other women were raped by the exact same man in the exact same way in my workplace and they would not interview those women. you are not only having woman come forward and suggest how you can collect enough evidence to have probable cause to make an arrest, and they are being refused and that evidence isn't collected and how is the da being able to charge a case when the evidence is not collected in the first case. we know these cases are hard to prove to begin with and have few women come forward to begin with. we know one in two women are sexually assaulted in this country. i cannot believe that my daughter has a 50% chance of getting sexually assaulted in her lifetime and yet w

they will be released and either buried or cremated as john doe or jane doe. >> and the families willority of these folks shouldn't be dead. they're in the prime of life, 20 to 30, in good shape. wouldn't be dead except they crossed a dangerous desert. >> at what i would define as a stupid point in american history. for the unidentified the journey back to the families begin was dr. robin riengy for the center for human rights. her organization works to reconnect family was the loved ones using the few belongings left when the remains were discovered. >> it's kind of the typical case. there is an id card here. that's a strong clue. but a lot of times people will carry a false id card or the chaos of the crossing they'll mix up id cards. >> just because there is an id it doesn't mean it's this person. >> exactly. they're clues. they can help tell a story, help the family to heal. help the family to connect to something when they're given skeletal remains and said this s is your son. i remember a woman had a spanish english dictionary and she had a sheet where she was practicing english

i will introduce myself as jane doe, though some recognize me as a long time employee of the city's human rights commission. in fact last time i stood before the board of supervisors was about two and a half years ago when i was honored for my work at the h.r.c. just days later, i was drugged and raped. i grew up in new york in a big close-knit family, for college i move today d.c. where i studied human rights and began a career focused on civil rights, i've been with the s.f. h.r.c. since 2010. citizens come to me with complaints of discrimination. we investigate them, we mediate them and a resolution is reached. i intimately know how our city department function. what's happening to victims of drug facilitated rape in san francisco is a failure of the system. those who summon the courage to report this are punished for having the audacity to believe if they go to the police the police will take the investigation of their rapes as seriously as other serious crimes. january 2nd 2016 was a saturday. i went out to catch up with a girlfriend that night. and shortly after midnight i met a cha

what is you- what does europe do? jane: we have seen a succession of european leaders ov the last month or so. what is the best they can hope for now? >> in decision, that the president decides not to decide, and the europeans have moved in my direction, i'm winning, i wgil them more time to meet my demands. that seems increasingly unlikely. president macron was not able to convince him, the chancellor of germany was not, and now boris johnson did not get a meeting with president trump. he has made his decision and does not want another five day'' oupressure. he always surprise us, but there's little europeans can expect that is positive. jane: in fairness, president trump does have a poinha this deal haits critics from day one. couldn't it be strengthened? >> any deal where you don't get anything you want could be strengthened i don't think that is a fair point. what could have haened in a different world is for president trump to say, "i don't like this deal, but let's keep it, implement it for a year or two, once both s

jane: how much does that weaken nato, despite assurances that the u.s. is committed tohe organization? secretary-general stoltenberg: the united states is committed nato not only in words, but also in deeds.un thed states is increasing its presence in europe after use -- years of reducing it after thend of the cold war. the united states is sending in more troops, positioning more equipment and supplies, and conducting more exercises. the reality is that the u.s. is stepping up. canada is also coming back to europe. and europeanllies are at the same time investing in defense. altogether, it means that nato is strengthening its elective -- collective defense more than at any time since the end of the cold war. jane: nald trump says that countriessp that are noding enough -- he named germany -- will be dealt with. secretary-general stoltenberg: a expe nato allies to follow up and make good on what we all pledged and promised back in ha14. the good news isall allies have stopped cuts in defense spending after years of decline. all allies have started to inc

jane: how much leverage does the u.s. actually have if it does decide to renegotiate? mlmay: it has considerable leverage, but not h as when we were together with our allies and with china and russia. right now what has changed is thiranian domestic situati with an economy literally in freefall. the political situation has gotten a lotorse. and so even american-only sanctions would have a lot of tine impact, but would not have as much of an impact as if we were together before. fact that -- if at that time we appreciated the levere we had to we could have gotten a better agrment than we did. jane: that was zalmay khalilzad, former u.s. ambassador to the one, and we will hear from him shortly. a sees of attacks in afghanistan have killed a number of people including journalists. bbc reporter ahmad shah was among the dead. he was just 29 years old. the bbc has paid tribute to his work and said it is supporting his family at this difficult time. media since the fall of thee taliban. this report from richard galpin. richard: this morning in kabul, the aftermath of twin att

jane spurgin does not and the language of the confiscation law -- oh really clear that no, we will treat widows like their husband is politically dead. but it seems that is the implication. state as well as county and town communities have a vested interest in these women being as able to control money and keep property. loser husbandse come back and take their property, which they would legally be entitled to do, women would become public charges. behind mostlogic divorce petitions filed by women that are granted. in north carolina, at least very savvyy, women become enough to realize they are much more likely to get a petition granted if they ask for a separate estate. for exactly that reason. some say, i'm working as a laundress and earning a little bit of money to support my family but my drunken, nasty, horrible husband can come back and take my money and then me and my 13 children will be public charges. a no-brainer. fine, let her keep her money. i do not think this was officially laid out but i think it was de facto what was going on. >> time for two more questions. about mary ba

jane: this type of protest does have historical significance, doesn't it? matt: it certainly does for the nfl players. they were making loud statements about issues like socialin stice and police brutality. i think that is one of the important misconceptions. people thought the players weres prng the national anthem. they had no problem with thent nationalm. it was a moment when they felta they could makatement about how especially african americans and other minorities, were being tated by the police and also in terms of their victimhood from economic inuality. jane: this is something that, as you said, divided the nfl and divided fa and the owners. w damaging has it been for the sport itself, and what can they do to come back from this? matt: it has been fairly damaging. it is one of the rsons why nfl television ratings have been down significantly the last two seasons. the research from the network broadcasters has shown and borne that out. they say they have done lots of polls that have shown that there arle that have abided by boycotts that have popped

what does he reveal, and does that get to the president and is does that agitate him enough? jane: i feel like saying "still to come." david catanese, thank you for joining me. donald trump not always agreed with natoie a either. he pulled out the iranian nuclear deal and moved the u.s. embassy to jerusalem in the face of opposition.y to nato secretary-general washi at thete house to discuss another area of friction, getting other members to pay their share of defense spending. a short time ago i spoke to jens stoltenberg about the meeting.ne secretary-l, thank you for joining me. you said today that we live in a more unpredictable world. has donald trump made it more unpredictable? secretary-general stoltenberg: donald trump and the united states is very commitd to nato, and i'm grateful for that. moressage is that in a unpredictable world, we need a strong nato. european allies, but also united states and canada, are investing more and stepping up their contributions to nato. jane: nevertheless, the u.s. has pulled out of the iran nuclear deal, which was strongly by european cou

proving, said bamieh, that jane was wearing those pajamas when she fired the gun. >> it all supports her story. >> it all does as for the claim that jane jumped up to wash her hands before a gunshot residue or gsr test? that never happened, said bamieh. that was just the police covering up a major mistake. >> the cop lost the gsr sample test. they searched for it and couldn't find it. >> anyway, said bamieh, investigators looked at the crime scene evidence and just plain got it wrong. once they concluded she was a murderer, he said, they actually distorted the evidence to fit their story. >> a bullet that glanced off his head, and went about a 90-degree angle and hit the wall. and deposited two pieces of scalp matter on the garbage can. >> you're saying that's physically impossible? >> yes. it's ludicrous. it violated the laws of physics. >> what's more, he said, the dna on the gun was dave's. once again supporting jane's contention, that he had the gun. and then they struggled for it. >> his dna is on therigger. there's no getting around that fact. >> one more thing, said bamieh, one more bit of evidence tha

jane doesn. >> supervisor kim: does not double parking happen all throughout the city? >> it does, but it happens in some places more than others. we want to find the places where the most people are affected by it. >> supervisor kim: is there a -- i'm sure there's a set of legal issues around ticketing based off of the -- a phone camera photo but could you explain that to me? 'cause you know, he see the license plate clearing blocking the bike lane or double parking. what are the circumstances around issuing a ticket in this instance. >> there are very limited circumstances where a picture can be used to issue a ticket. the cameras that are mounts on muni buses can take pictures of cars that are parked in bus lanes and issue tickets but that's only because special legislation allowing san francisco to do that has been passed. >> does the law explicitly state that we cannot issue a ticket? >> i would be happy to research the specific supervisions, but my understanding is that we cannot issue tickets based on photographs skbl bein photographs. >> okay. i'd love the answe

the first nominees to the cabinet, and here he is washing his hands, and donald trump does not take kindly to that. jane: i want to ask you about an emotional moment at the white house press briefing. let's take a look at sarah sanders being questioned about school shootings. >> can you tell me what the administration has done and will do to prevent this senseless tragedies? sarah sanders: i think that as a kid, and certainly as a parent, there is nothing that could be more terrifying for a kid to go to school and not feel safe. so i'm sorry that you feel that way. this administration takes it seriously. jane: anthony, members of the hardened white house press corps have never made sarah sanders cry. who was that boy? anthony: it was an emotional moment. that was a 13-year-old from marin county, california, a "time magazine for kids" reporter there to cover white house anthony: it was an emotional moment. fitness day. i don't know if sarah huckabee sanders was expecting him to ask about school shootings, but it was a powerful moment. the response from sanders was there is going to be a commission meetin

jane: there are soveany of these igations going on. does this push them further towards reaching a conclusion? anthony: i don't think there are any blockbusters in here. if there were, we uld've learned about them more. it sheds a little bit of light. a reporter with "time" magazine put it best, trying to figure out what is going on is like trying to understand a etssian novel by listening to a book-club g about it. cuit is very dif to keep up with all the permutations. there are a lot of unanswered questions. a year into this when the robert mueller investigd.ion was star we know that he was trying to reach out to the donald trump campaign. the question was, is anyone listening or doing anything about it? jald: in a separate move, do trump's financial disclosures have been made public. do they tell us anything about the payment that his lawyer michael cohen made to stormy daniels, the porn actress with whom hwas said to have a brief fling? anthony: we found out in this disclosure that there was a payment made from donald trump to make good

francine: jane, is this nonsense? -- doesmake it more difficult for the fed to do what it wants question mark jane: not really -- what it wants? jane: not really. they know they have to do something immediately at these not press conference meetings. in the environment we have, it is fair. they have to relieve some of the pressure off the markets. think that is not a bad thing. the meeting, in many ways, they are still in the same position. the market is debating whether there's going to be a total of three or four. francine: let me bring you over to my chart. you can see the pc deflator. you can see some the preferred gauge hit the target for the first time in a year. after the move of treasuries for the first time, that curve was not flattening. does it mean we nipped it in the bud? >> we have seen a lot of flattening. the market has been pricing in inflation to rise. it had been pricing in the fed continuing to raise rates. at the back end of the curve, it is incredibly flat. when you think about the amount of issuance to

jane: maybe some other issues. the white house does threatening a trade might take brain cells away from figuring out what to do on the iran deal away from how to negotiate with north korea. i think this trade war is totally unnecessary. i don't think tariffs on european goods make any sense now if they ever did. i hope that in a month he decides to put this off indefinitely. he needs to make a decision. i think the markets are uncertain. scarlet: a lot of people at the conference are saying geopolitics is talked about on the sidelines here. couldn't the administration say that by holding off, they are getting leverage that they need when it comes to iran and north korea? rep. jane: i think the opposite. they are getting north koreans angry. he is making the europeans angry. and merkel came to see him last week. that was very respectful. tariff issue -- the real trade issue we need to be focused on is intellectual property and china's abuse. that is where the brain cells should be going. we need europe's support for that. i read in the

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surely that is business. business. does need to be a bit clearer, that is only fair. is only fair. janeiversity, but i was 28 when i left home. home. after a month—long battle with his parents who sued him to leave home. parents who sued him to leave home. we asked viewers at home to message us and we had plenty of responses. us and we had plenty of responses. was old enough and he had the resources to go, why is he at home? resources to go, why is he at home? lots of tweets. adult children should leave when asked. should leave when asked. brain says, push them out, i left when i was 18. when i was 18. and is now being the parrot is a lifetimejob. lifetimejob. i agree. needed to move out, so circumcise makes a big difference. makes a big difference. absolutely, it may do that amazing hard woman you are today! hard woman you are today! jane, thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. lovely to have you joining us as well. to have you joining us as well. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello. mr and mickey conditions this morning. morning. for most of us, it is going to be warm

an editor of career exposé news magazine he believes south korea's moon jane could join trump and kim in singapore a fat summit doesgo ahead. i think especially after the kind of performance moon put up over the weekend having this surprise second summit begins on the end and being credit it weighs salvaging these peace or dialogue process people do think that it wouldn't be out of place if you were to actually join these two leaders of countries well what was really interesting to see coming out in the statement moon gave to the press sunday morning about the son he had given don't was that he actually emphasized just hamas mistrust of korea has the united states is especially when it comes to the guarantee of age and security so it is seems that south korea's rule to las concerns to the united states and to an extent north korea seems to be relying on south korea to be its partner and would be to an extent a guarantor of the terms that would be agreed on in any kind of negotiation between washington and you know. a critic of the colombian government's two thousand and sixteen peace deal with fox rebels is one the

to jane slaves because of slavery and twenty first century evil on how does iraq. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera immigrant rights groups are protesting against the new law which could see fifty seven thousand on durance expelled from the u.s. trump ministration says it's ending temporary protection granted in one thousand nine hundred nine after hurricane mitch the u.s. president says the dates and location had been set for meeting north korea's leader kim jong il but he's kept the world guessing on where donald trump will host south korea's president at the white house on may twenty second to discuss the talks with kim aid workers in kenya say they've reached only a quarter of nearly fifty thousand families in need of shelter after weeks of to run show rain the red cross says it doesn't have enough money to cover its emergency operations the earth's fury is being felt across hawaii's big island. a volcanic eruption more than a thousand people have been forced to leave their homes as lava flows. threaten residential areas a word reports. in the whole res

jane taylor has been making hats for royal occasions for a decade. it really doesl proportions. so this is a lovely 1950s—inspired piece. let me just adjust for you. oh, i love this, this is very elegant. i do love that on you. i love it! this you should really wearwith your hairup, it would just frame the face better. it's really easy to wear, the little band just sits underneath your hair. it makes you stand differently. it does, it lifts you at least an inch. a wedding should leave some element of surprise. the finer details will be unveiled on the big day and we don't have long to wait. colleen harris, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. it is warming up. it is going to be nice tomorrow. the weather for the rest of the week is looking absolutely fine. a little bit nippy at night let's summarise the week. the main message is there will be a lot of dry weather. it does look like the temperatures will dip a bit mid week, especially in the north—west, then they will be coming back up again in time for the weekend. the satellite ima

to jane slaves cause of slavery a twenty first century evil and how does iraq. welcome back time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera protesters in armenia are blocking some roads in the capital that follows calls by the opposition leader passion for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience after the ruling party blocked his bid to become prime minister. supporters to strike. two suicide bombers have killed at least twenty seven people at a mosque in northeastern nigeria one of the attackers went into the mosque along with worshippers for afternoon prayers after his explosion a second blast killed others trying to escape in moody and out of state and the group has yet claimed responsibility. on the highest ranking chinese official to visit north korea and three years has arrived in the capital china's foreign minister while he was there for a two day visit relations have been strained over a cut in chinese exports to pyongyang as part of sanctions against its nuclear program. now the international monetary fund says saudi arabia needs all pri

i am jane harman, president and ceo and absolutely does i later entitled president carter white house years. i have been turning this around as a workout. once you've finished reading that you can cancel your gym membership and just what dean around -- walk around carrying it. measured against other biographies, stu eizenstat wins on size alone. this isn't justil about party. this is a deep dive into a presidency means, written by someone who was there to see at all. certainly i was there too, mr. remembers a t far more detal than i ever could, which is why was so excited to get the book and to have this discussion and we are talking about a discussion in depth today. every time i saw the new in the white house over 40 years ago, he was carrying a yellow pad. everyone will remember this all the time, 5000 pages worth of notes on a yellow pad. i doubt that any presidential biography was never prepared by someone the well-prepared. but i am not surprised. i missed you in the summer of 1964 when we sat next to each other at the young democrats of america here in washington. i won't revea

jane elissonde the isle of man -- violet. ijust felt lost, because there was no advice. what does had to go across?“ was a loss of sneaking around and either just not telling was a loss of sneaking around and eitherjust not telling anyone i was going away for a day, but if i did, making out that it was a shopping trip or something. those in favour please say i. now the manx government has moved a step closer to ensuring in future women went out to ensuring in future women went out to sneak around or travel elsewhere if they want an abortion. the island's abortion reform bill has passed its latest stage. the bill was introduced by local doctor and politician alex allinson. as a doctor i have seen the consequences of women not having access to abortion services and certainly it was one of the main points of my ma nifesto to was one of the main points of my manifesto to bring this forward. but during the debate, more and more women were coming to me with their own experiences of hardship. the bill proposes that any woman should be allowed an abortion up to 40 weeks into her pregnancy

held a surprise meeting at the border i mean jane told his northern counterpart that trump is committed to ending hostile relations but later revealed that kim does find it hard to trust trump's words the leaders of the two koreas agreed to hold more talks on friday. how the world's business and political elite gathered this week in russia's northern capital petersburg the international economic forum brought together more than fifteen thousand business titans investors and also politicians and on friday a panel of world leaders from russia japan china and france discussed the key economic and political challenges facing the world today. and we're going to do it sure that we have to do everything possible to save the deal the u.s. president hasn't closed the doors of negotiation he says he's dissatisfied with a number of issues in the deal but he doesn't exclude talks with iran which is a two way wrote the door must remain open i think not all is lost. in a start i couldn't change the terms decision on iran but at least i tried i explain that this agreement was signed using international efforts i think that president trump has refused to sign a

does he navigate that? he will get a lot of opposition. d obviously, of course, north korea. jane: do you think diplomacy, that word, is going to make a comeback? derek: for now the state departments getting its swagger back, but the question is how long this will last, and if president trump is interested in having a strong sta s department aong secretary of state and engaging in the tough and unglamorous work of diplomacy. k jane: thu for joining me. there has been another shakeup in the white house legal team. ty cobb, the president's representative in the russia probe, is stepping down. he will be replaced by emmetep flood, alican defense lawyer who worked for president clinton during his impeachment proceedings. prioident trump's frustr with special counsel robert mueller is no secret. today on twitter he said "there was no collusion, it is a hoax, and there is no obstruction of justice. that is a set up and a trap." earlier i was joinedery our north a reporter anthony zurcher. clearly it is a very delicate phase of the russia probe. at impact will ty cobb's resignation have?

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what does pass questioning the dreamer bill. 3.6 million dreamers with jane in ten years it's 10 million illegal granted pathway to citizenship. speaker ryan said we are going to pass the goodlatte bill. it it is in committee. members told me it hasn't passed out of committee. that's the first step. if they want to whip it, they can get the goodlatte bill. >> laura: everyone watching needs to know paul ryan, we like paul ryan buddies on his way out has not moved this bill in the committee. the committee has to move it out to consider about on the floor. it has to go to the senate. the senate is not going to prove the goodlad bill. 60 votes in the senate is a problem. >> you can use it for the midterms. can i play something for you. the president tonight was in indiana. this made me smile. let's watch. >> joe donnelly voted against enhanced vetting. think of that. what, what in the world would anybody be doing voting against enhanced vetting? why? >> that's exactly right. >> laura: enhanced vetting for people coming into the country. who they are, why they're here, refugees or anyone else