rather be a good one. johne anybody beating him in an election if he wanted to win it. >> who didn't always want john kennedy to run for office? i mean, how perfect would that have been? >> an unwavering commitment to the poor, to the elderly, to those without hope. >> i think ultimately john kennedy jr. could have been elected to any office in new york and from there, he could have gone to the white house. ♪ >> the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans born in this century. >> one of the reasons he remains a figure that captures our imagination is that his life was uncompleted and his work was uncompleted and there was that sense of promises that were left by circumstances undone. >> john was the last glimmer of hope of the fantasy that there was once a spot called camelot. >>> a bay area neighborhood is saddened tonight after a home invasion ended tragically. a grandfather is dead. >> next, a live report from the compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider d

a response. from him. the name was john, john diamond. >> john loves women. john was a lady's man. hn always had girlfriends. >> so debby, john kid's sister, could certainly see her brother responding to a solicitation like michelle's. >> my brother has a great personality. he's an attractive guy and, you know, his personality makes him that much more attractive. >> then a few days after meeting online, they met in person at a local restaurant. >> he was charming, he was funny. movies and music and things we talked about. >> he was an army sergeant, trained at ft. bragg, trained as a sniper, highly decorated. >> he was a great soldier but he was a playboy, himself. he had been married once before and had a child from his first marriage and he left the first wife and married and they had a son together. >> michelle didn't know that john was still married. but maybe it didn't matter. at least not then. she loved the sex. the attention. the excitement. >> he was very sensitive, he was very affectionate, he was very adoring. yes, felt great. >> i think it was just the sex. that's what h

>> john green: i don't envision a reader. >> wertheim: you don't? ys i'm writing back to my high school self, to try to communicate things to him, to try to offer him some kind of comfort or consolation. >> wertheim: who was that guy? >> john green: i had a difficult time in high school. i wasn't a very good student and i had a lot of self-destructive impulses and i felt scared all the time. >> wertheim: what were you scared of? >> john green: the short answer is, everything. >> wertheim: he explores those fears in his most recent book, "turtles all the way down," a bestseller for 50 straight weeks since it debuted at number one. its theme: obsessive compulsive disorder, o.c.d., based on green's own. for this book, he obeyed that time-honored rule of the craft: write what you know. >> john green: i wanted to try to give people a glimpse of what it is. i wanted to try to put them, you know, at least a little bit inside of that experience. >> wertheim: you use the word "thought spiral." what does that mean? >> john green: the thing about a spiral is th

john chapman also maintained as a subject matter expert earned two medals of honor that day. he was awarded one last august at the white house and board by the president to john's widow but the second metal was earned when he made the decision to climb out of the bunker. >> why take 16 years toget the metal honor . >> 's cross was awarded in 2000 in rapid order and everything recognized him for the hero he was in the navy seal put his name on the seal team six memorial. he is the only air force member at the time, only non-seal to be on that wall. that's when you recognize an important hero. and the world went on. air force cross is a big deal and it's an incredible honor to have because he earned it . in 2015 then secretary of the air force debbie james is reading an article and of all things air force times and this is a testimony to the power of journalism and the article was he saved many lives, talking about another combat controller who got woodedsaving 80 lives . why no medal of honor and what does it take, the question was begged in this article, for an airman to earn

31st a lot can happen between now and then will boris johnson be prime minister on bricks a day our job or 31st john you and in order to not really think he will be because i think by also him he's majority will have disappeared he will have to face a general election team if multis policy receives he made seat which is sort of the remaining bridge in london and so therefore 31st british political crisis will also come to an end but boris johnson may have to have the last word what do you think. pretty similar to what john did the british betting shops are now offering odds of 6 to one that bar is john says getting to the outback christmas i sort of might put some money on that all right if you were a betting woman that is. on the story for his tonight in london in oregon where you're going to say well john's a betting man as well to both of you thank you thank you. in the united states to police officers have been fired after reportedly suggesting on facebook that someone should shoot congresswoman alexandria cortez now what you're looking at here is a screenshot of that face book posed which has s

forgotten so they know what to expect from the man and they will hardly believe a word they hear and do you agree with john i mean is boris johnson is he a committed brick city here we don't really know because it was it was rumored that he actually wrote a pro rata main piece for his newspaper column as well as an approach a woman to publish i think he's himself quite a cosmopolitan but he's a bit of a political comedian if you like he changes his colors according to the moment and then ultimately brussels trades in detail in palau in concrete ways of getting bricks done and that's what we've not heard from boris johnson i think those longings that he just spoke which is basically trying to play to the to audiences but because within the conservative policy and he doesn't want to choose between so i just see that as a me for kind of an internal audiences consumption and i consider that and then listen to what the vice president of the european commission what he said today about you know what's coming from london take a look at the politics is. right of colorful people these days if you can't deal with th

they're having a good time. ♪ >> i can't dance! >> johnised for how they handled the noise complaint call after learning that a family was celebrating a young woman's graduation. the officers, instead of shutting down the party, joined in on the phone and began dancing with a guest. the graduate 'his father commented on the police department post thanking me officers for how they handled the call. starbucks, take note. thanks for watching speed 27, i'm john roberts in washington. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. high matt, martha. >> martha: hello there, john, good evening to you. breaking tonight, look out below, this is a story that is about to heat up in ways that could get very uncomfortable for some powerful people. as jeffrey epstein looks for ways to potentially minimize his future jail time. once known as an international moneyman of mystery, social circles included president for life and princeton. behind the walls of his mansion prosecutor say he was running a sex trafficking operation and in a bizarre leg

bases and aircraft carriers stationed in the region saying they would be destroyed if they made a mistake john hendren from washington no. the united states is developing a military coalition to police the strait of hormuz general joseph dunford the highest ranking u.s. military official as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says the u.s. is working with a number of nations to identify who has in his words the political will to join in this coalition and offer a military forces.

jfk's sister kathleen died in a private plane flying from paris, now john jr. appaquiddick. i'm not a believer in the kennedy curse, curses in general, but i think a lot of people just really had to feel for that family, especially somebody who was, you know, so young, so full of life, you know, had so much promise ahead of him. >> john jr.'s death was the end of camelot. it's finished. these are memories now. it's all left in our memories. the great aspiration, the great hope that this family brought to america was finished, and john jr. was that hope. >> i think that everybody, almost everybody in america thought that jfk jr. was going to someday run for president, that he was going to carry on the legacy of camelot. he was going to be the second term that his father never got. but i think's what america thought jfk jr. would do. ♪ ♪ steve: evening, everyone, and welcome to "the next revolution," i'm steve hilton, and this is the home of pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community and, yes, pro-america, very much so. big show tonight including a new watch on a massi

a source tells us that john adores her and jen friends are encouraging her to spend more time with hime planning a family vacation together? jen posted this video. >> who hasn't been in a long time and feels like they're the right choice? >> and we can't help but notice that her current beau looks a lot like her ex, michael vartan. it seems she's got a type. ♪ ooh you know i love it when you call me senorita ♪ >>> the are they/aren't they saga of shawn mendes and camila cabello continues. but this video of them kissing in san francisco has us leaning towards #official. the pair later walked hand in hand across the golden gate bridge, and a source tells us it's just casual, but with every >>> allow my model to show you what the chewbacca cub coat can turn into, look at, give them the chewbacca impression. >> are you okay? >> chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger are doing what we all did in our honey phase -- promoting kids' products for amazon prime day. sure, why not? a source tells us they're spending as much time as possible together before things ramp up again. >>> coming up --

a duchy. it is like this six-person village in michigan. they let him in. john: the small town in michigan was his home. and he rebuilt his home in a rather grandiose manner. bradley: this is the other story about kirk we don't forget. if any of you end up reading the book and i hope you do, of course, but if you do, i would ask the one thing to take away that i think is so brilliant about kirk no one will believe , it, but kirk did make millions of dollars in his lifetime not just from his books but especially from his fiction. he did very well. he wrote these gothic horror stories. most people who read his horror novels do not know he was the author of conservatism and most people who read his conservatism do not know he was the author of fiction novels. when he died, he was basically broke. he gave everything away. drive his wife used to and would find homeless people and open their house to them. anybody who wanted to come from cambodia, anyone escaping from communism or fascism, they opened their house to them. they have four daughters. the daughters would

♪ ♪ your body is a wonder land >>> listen, everyone knows john mayer has a little bit of playa in himortantly, even he knows it. after this new photo prompted a fan to comment, "beautiful, how are you still single?" john responded, google me. >> john, no need to google. we remember jessica, and jennifer and katy and taylor, just to name a few. >> john likes to move fast. >>> unlike jennifer garner, who wants to make sure her man is mr. right. >> we spotted jen garner and her boyfriend john miller on a lunch date yesterday. a source tells us that john adores her and jen friends are encouraging her to spend more time with him. perhaps they're planning a family vacation together? jen posted this video. >> who hasn't been in a long time and feels like they're the right choice? >> and we can't help but notice that her current beau looks a lot like her ex, michael vartan. it seems she's got a type. ♪ ooh you know i love it when you call me senorita ♪ >>> the are they/aren't they saga of shawn mendes and camila cabello continues. but this video of them kissing in san francisco has us leaning

a writer. she got tired of me bringing home mark twain and john hay to dinner. she signed up her own biography and she started bringing to helen gurley brown, and we would all sit around and chat. it has been a great career and the people who have most interested me are the people who have traveled the greatest distances, walt whitman who traveled a great metaphorical distance. and mark twain. he went around the world. it has been nothing but fun. >> is there another question in the front row? >> my question has to do with manifest destiny and imperialism. i think before the civil war, the movement toward manifest destiny explains the territorial movements, acquisitions from other presidents. however, hay was heavily involved in some which took a leap away from the traditional united states of america. that was when william steward, during, well after lincoln's assassination, acquired alaska. i would think that one can make the point that american imperialism, and hay was around all this, might have begun with the purchase of alaska, which was beyond the usual t

a journey. downstairs, john has created a japanese teahouse set in the future. the help of husband marcus, friends, family and volunteers, john has amassed 2000 objects from 27 countries around the world. this is a 1911 bedroom in a haunted scottish manner. when i started, i had my imagination, that was it. then i got my dad involved, he was quite practical. then my mum got involved and friends got involved and all told, 138 people, volunteers, craftspeople, have worked on this house. the back garden has been transformed into a fountain courtyard, and the shared... of course, it's not really a shed at all. —— shared. no, it's a canadian log cabin but by now, you've probably guessed that. john does tours, no coach parties, the neighbours apparently don't mind. john has done a novel based on ta ilston john has done a novel based on tailston and astonishingly is about to give it all up. he is planning more travel. the house is being put ina more travel. the house is being put in a trust and will stay as it is to serve as inspiration for others. britain's most extrao

and a more high let's bring in josie john a business journalist who joins us now from bangalore good to have you with us josie india has flip flopped on its policy towards crypto currencies and is it now curtains down finally for virtual currencies in the country if the government has been similarly its negative stance for a while now but this looks like it is the final meeting the coffee for the currencies in india democracy the next 50 years of 0 because it creates. the last few quarters. to see through to see exchanges in india either close down or. compassed operations now some of the treaty might. but it is unlikely to be latino as the common start department and. clearly not was any of this treaty so it looks like i could do those security in india is going to come down but not. now the government is warning that cryptocurrency a ditch of currencies are basically nothing but policy trading a ponzi scheme how serious is that warning by the government. day i do receive this order indeed it will be a problem because like me on the deleted market. especially like it took their disc

interesting plans but will they work let's bring in there josie john a business writer based in bangalore india targets a g.d.p. of 5 trillion us dollars by 2024 that's nearly doubling today's g.d.p. i call that ambitious when you. actually there are it is indeed ambitious but only she needs to be ambitious if it reaches 5 trillion dollars it will go all you can journey in terms of g.d.p. which he too real for sure but doing it in 5 years ago the lack of rule for downbursts into your doctor you do to achieve that number not to be sure india has gotten us in the past for doing that what after quarter year after year is a long arts but one important point in this plan is a massive infrastructure investment something india desperately needs but can't the country finance that by itself. so one of the big things introduced by that was a big push in infrastructure across sectors and instance and how saying we we what we evy share a bunch of announcements and this to me does that india needs about $1.00 trillion dollars in the next 5 years to be able to finance this for example you get it to bui

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trimble who has a look at what we can expect john. >>morning to you as well robin well as all of you out there getting up bright and early dark and early this morning foggy conditions for those of you stepping outside this thursday. take a look at the golden gate bridge is just one of those spots that is foggy now he's a good thing about today as you remember that muggy feel to yesterday. how that fog stayed with us throughout much of the morning. before that i dry air mass to cold we shouldn't be seeing or feeling conditions quite like that this morning. you certainly do have the fog and you certainly also do have the warm temperatures but we are going to be looking at this fog departing pretty quickly today and after that that dry air mass is just going to sit with us and we are actually i can enjoy another nice and clear afternoon ahead of today just going to be a little bit more comfortable than yesterday, especially at the start and then a slightly warmer day after that point skies going to be nice and clear once we do hart with t

john: a little work to do for sure. lemonis: okay. pretty close to saying yes. if we can resolve the menu issues and get our food costs down, then i feel like we're close to a handshake deal. i think, based on your visit, we've gotten some good feedback, and so i think we have some work to do. and maybe we can schedule to meet in a couple weeks. -john: okay. -lemonis: we'll see you soon. john: okay, take care. thanks. ♪ lemonis: our first priority now is getting those food costs down. and before we dig into ways to do that, i want to find out what joe was thinking with the $6 burger of his. how much is this? joe t.: that is a standard burger. that's 6 bucks. -lemonis: how much is this? -joe t.: $7. lemonis: what's the difference? joe t.: lettuce, tomato, onion, ketchup, pickles... lemonis: so this. how much does that cost? joe t.: i'd say another 50 cents. lemonis: that better not cost 50 cents. how did you arrive at that? joe t.: 8 cents for the raw onion... lemonis: i have a hard time believing that a couple pieces of onion cost 8 ce

for more let's bring in john a professor from molecular writer all in she at the university of nottingham thanks for joining you have a kind of preventable it's treatable and still shocking numbers of people suffer from it and then don't survive an infection what's holding us back why can't we get it under control. there are several saxes coming to play in the w.h.o. and elimination strategy of identified 5 ways that they hope to prevent future problems and the future caused by scientists discipula early as you rightly said hepatitis b. and hepatitis c. have scientists we have an effective vaccine so one of the biggest challenges for the w.h.o. is to. ensure that they assassinate particularly young babies preferably hoping to ensure that 90 percent of babies are facts they said to get science as they are not will prevent a lot of infections similarly one of the big problems with the antecedents is is that these are viruses and they can be transmitted through own plane and start needles often in many parts of the needles of really used for medical practice is a big challenge is to ensure s

and a couple issues on down the line, my last name isn't really going to matter. >> while john was athe tail end of his relationship with daryl hannah, he went to buy a suit at calvin kline. there was a personal shopper there named carolyn bissett. >> she was graceful, lovely. >> stunning, blond, very personable. >> carolyn was very independent. shy was a strong woman, and i think he loved that. >> when john and carolyn would walk into an event, the entire place would stop. >> carolyn! >> carolyn was really having a hard time with paparazzi. just was a slow erosion of happiness of privacy that she didn't know how to handle. >> from the very beginning, they had a volatile relationship. and unfortunately, cameras were always there to record it. there was one particularly revealing moment when they were dating, and on the beach and suddenly they encountered paparazzi. >> come on, john! don't [ bleep ] do that. >> don't come up to my girlfriend when she's on the beach aloin ane and start takin photographs! >> you have a partner who's not used to this, and she didn't ask for this. that mad

of a more high let's bring in josie john a business journalist who joins us now from bangalore good to have you with us josie india has flip flopped on its policy towards crypto currencies and is it now curtains down finally for the chill currencies in the country if the government has seemingly its negative stance for a while now but this looks like it is the final meeting the coffee for critical season india. democracy the next 50 years of 0 because the traits that brought the last few watts up to treaty to go and see exchanges in india either close down or. come to start finish. now some of the treaty might also start it is unlikely to be large enough to be going start department and . clearly not was awful and your history so it looks like i could do that if you truly is going to climb down but not in a little while now the government is warning that cryptocurrency a digital currency is a basically nothing but policy trading a ponzi scheme how serious is that warning by the government. they are they really see this order e.g. because of a problem because like in any on the deleted

interesting plans but will they work let's bring in their josie john a business writer based in bangalore india targets in g.d.p. of 5 trillion us dollars by 2024 that's nearly doubling today's g.d.p. i call that ambitious wouldn't you absolutely it does it and she's got it and the she needs to. just lie to the gods or you can journey. we've really for sure but doing it 5 years ago you have to rule for. us to do to achieve that number to be sure india has gotten us to that what about the water you know that you know is that on us one important point in this plan is a massive infrastructure investment something india desperately needs but can the country finance that by itself. one of the big things introduced by that was a big push in infrastructure across sectors and on stands and how saying really. what ways evy share a bunch of announcements and estimate is that india needs about $1.00 trillion dollars in the next 5 years to be able to finance this example and gets to build up $20000000.00 houses in the next 3 years to have houses for all of its population now they don't stick at 50 an

this is where i met john a few years ago. also a very respected and honourable person, as he and myself and the 250 members of my club. john is a loving family man and has gotten to know me well over the years and saw me growing my career. he knew he would be able to help me get to the next level by introducing me to tim as a candidate to join his team. i have been working with tim brown now for over two months i can testify what an incredibly ethical and straightforward businessman he is. i was raised on strong ethics and principles, and after working along him every day and seeing him in action, i say they align. his wealth of knowledge has helped me to be better, better my value to my clients, family, and friends. tim loves what he does and he loves helping people. it is a bit shocking -- shocking to see someone trying to challenge their integrity. yes, he is a developer, they obviously want to make a profit, but importantly, i truly believe they want to make a difference and make san francisco a better place to live. we ar

tober 31st a lot can happen between now and then will boris johnson be prime minister on. our job or 31st john you and then are going to not really think he will be because i think by the also him he's majority will have disappeared he will have to face a general election the tea party leader says he made a seat which is sold in the remaining region in london and so therefore 31st what type of british political crisis when most of comes to an end but boris johnson many of them have the last word what do you think. pretty similar to what john sajid the british betting shops are now offering odds of $6.00 to $1.00 that far east johnson is going to be out by christmas i sort of might put some money on that all right if you were a betting woman that is. on the story for his tonight in london in all don we're here at the table john's a betting man as well to both of you thank you. in the united states 2 police officers have been fired after reportedly suggesting on facebook that someone should shoot congresswoman alexandria cortez now what you're looking at here is a screenshot of that face book po

. >> i want to read a statement from john bolton who put this out moments ago. he said, i read this "new york times" story with curiosity. neither the staff nor i have discussed or heard to settle for a nuclear freeze by north korea. this was a reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the president. there should be consequences. i will note he wasn't next to the president. tucker carlson was from fox. i don't know if john bolton is in the inner circle in this. he may be, but he may not know the most right now. thank you, friends. >>> we have more breaking news. hundreds of protesters are clashing with police. some trying to break into hong kong's legislature. the demonstrations come on the 22nd anniversary of the british return to china. our nic robertson has been in the middle of this witnessing some remarkable scenes. he's outside the legislative council right now with with the latest details. in nic? >> reporter: this has been an extraordinary day. every year for the last 22 years on the first of july, the people of hong kong come out to demonstrate to have

john got the kind of welcome you wish for from nvidia. his gaming name is wheely ninja with a personal audience with an employee badge from n vidia. then -- it was game time. john, who is from new mexico has multiple sclerosis. they learn how video games are made. >> oh, yeah. it's a major hobby. something i can do without major limits. >> he's a big gamer and studying computer science and into those things and he wanted to come to nvid nvidia. >> we teach this robot how to move these gears. >> and a ceo who loves to instruct the next generation. >> it's a great privilege for us. in a lot of ways, we are kind of like the disneyland of technology. >> the gravity is what it looks like. >> a happy place for a gamer. >> whatever he likes and however i can support him, here we are. >> a look at more of the futuristic technology. some so futuristic, they didn't let us shoot it. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> what are a memorable day. 45 days is how much time a judge gave the city of oakland to rework the complain against the raiders and the nfl over the planned move to las vega

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for the country and for the people and for the economy among many many coaches worried about a prime minister john key and about what a no deal scenario could look like. so what specifically do the demonstrators want what do they think will come out of these marchers well the main message today is no too far is yes to the european union the protests that some auditing again for as strong as the next prime minister and for the european union and i've seen hundreds of european flags here and a giant balloon flying over the crowds thing bars john as a baby just as the one you might remember when donald trump came to town last month during protests some protesters have told me that at a time when the world global issues that the climate change that they believe that without the european union because they think you can only be together basically and others told me today that they are angry that wrecked the dominating the agenda and that national issues that the cooling and help have not been taken care of these past years so over all and they want most protests they have one goal in mind and that is r

>> you had a chance to speak with john stewart, the comedian such a powerful advocate. >> sat down not only with john stewart but john field who is the first responder who became the face of the fight. this is the first wide ranging interview right after the win. you'll hear they are processing the emotions, ranging from everything from pride and relief to some residual anger at how hard this 18-year fight has been. >> you hear senators on the floor talking about i just want to have a conversation about fiscal responsibility. man we sat in your office five years ago. you could have had that conversation. you could have had that conversation at any point during the five years. you're a senator. have it with your colleagues but don't do it on the eve of these people's hopes and dreams of finally putting this behind them. this was not the moment. and it's disingenuous to suggest that that's all you were doing, especially when you vote against the bill. but his childishness aside,

did a story on elton john a couple of years ago and we talked a little bit about that. and i at a different age talk about anthony bourdain and , it is notiams exclusively limited to people who are suffering economically or nowhere points in their job. one of the point that suicide awareness advocates we are always telling you is do not try to convince someone saying it could be a combination of things. elton john was facing the overwhelming fame that he was dealing with at 24, 20 five and probably inherent depression. both robin williams and anthony thedain, they had what on outside looked like great lives, but they are both struggling with inner demons. it really can hit anybody. host: here is trent from munro, louisiana. i am just here shellshocked because the subject is so massive in my life and others around me. i am 61. it has hit me all my life. end seem toric keep changing. can you go deep and not shallow on what you found is people who find hope in the spiritual and , because at the end of the day, do you have some goodness,mercy and and again, i am struggling.

people have been killed one of the explosions was caused by a suicide bomber who rode a bike into a bus john government and. and a suicide bomb attack on a government building in the somali capital has killed at least 6 people and left mogadishu's met badly injured the group has claimed responsibility saying its target was the newly appointed u.n. envoy to somalia the blast went off shortly after james one met with the man. for u.s. special counsel robert muller has insisted once again that he did not exonerate donald trump of instruction of justice was testifying before 2 different hearings in congress about his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is the 1st time he's answered questions publicly since his report which sharply divides democrats and republicans mike hanna reports. it was in president trump's eyes a victory lap appearing on the white house lawn to repeat his assertion that he'd been vindicated in dismissing the investigation one that he claimed had placed a phony cloud over his presidency i think everybody understands that i think everybod

>> yes. >> a commissioner johns? >> yes. >> a commissioner pearlman? >> yes. >> commissioner wolfram? >> yes. >> commissioner matsuda. >> yes. >> commissioner president hyland. >> congratulations. that passes unanimously 6-0. >> that will place us on item 8, 2018-009197coa with a certificate of appropriateness. >> good afternoon, commissioners. shannon ferguson, department staff. the item before you today is a request for certificate of appropriateness for the property at 1470-1474 mcalester street. the property was constructed in 2016 and is located in the alamo square historic district. the proposed project seats to legalize work that exceeded and/or differed from plans by the historic preservation commission in 2012 and also proposes several additional scopes of work. the arc reviewed and commented on this project on march 6, 2019. a summary of work that exceeded or differed from the h.p.c. approval in 2012 includes the front facade bay windows. as approved by the h.p.c., the square projecting base were to have windows that wrapped around the buildi

nevado across the span and then into the city at the pay gates just be careful there is a some fog reported like john's been a mentioning this morning. visibility, not the greatest but so far no problems to report 12 minutes. now westbound 92 making your way from the east bay over towards the peninsula. that's a 12 minute drive times so far at this early hour. i have more bridge checks and drive times coming up in just a bit chains right. thank you rebecca time. >>for 55 will take a quick break but coming up in the next hour of the kron 00:04am morning news. >>kevin duran leaving the warriors will have the details and reaction on that story coming up at the top the hour so stay tuned. and gas prices also going up starting today kron 4 sarah stinson live. let you know how much more you expect to pay at the pump. and 2 people died after a crash on highway 24 we are learning more now about the driver responsible have that story in just a minute. is that for me? mhm aaaah! nooooo... nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading

for us in tehran dorsett thank you now to the international atomic energy agency meeting in vienna john a whole is there for us such an old expect to come out of this meeting. this is a meeting called by the united states of a full complement of the 35 board of governors of the i.a.e.a. that's the un atomic energy association tasked with scrutinizing iran's compliance with the j c p o a and remember that at no stage has the i.a.e.a. deemed iran to be in breach of the deal even up to and including the united states decision to unilaterally withdraw last year now the us i'm sure would love the product of this meeting to be the i.a.e.a. declaring now iran to be in full breach jackie was the us ambassador calling this meeting called on the international community to hold iran's regime accountable but diplomats are briefing that they don't really see what can effectively come out of this meeting consider on the one hand that the e 3 the european signatories to the deal britain france and germany along with the e.u. are not ready to trigger the official dispute resolution mechanism within the d

the man donald trump has nominated to replace him, tell us a bit more about him. yes, johnan. he's a former us attorney, who's from texas. he's not a household name in the united states, so not an uneventful time in thejob. the man donald trump has nominated to replace him, tell us a bit more about him. yes, john ratcliffe is a republican congressman. he's a former us attorney, who's from texas. he's not a household name in the united states, although he did make headlines last week, because he was one of those questioning robert mueller, who led the investigation into russian meddling in the us election and the president's role and president donald trump's campaign in 2016 and possible collusion with russia, and it was his aggressive line of questioning of mr mueller that made headlines, asking whether he didn't exonerate the president and talking about the bedrock of the us justice system being the presumption of innocence, which he said applies to a sitting president as well anyone else. it was quite an aggressive to—and—fro that certainly made headlines, and some report

a consistent one, right? on the concept of the civil war, i agree with matt. john quincy adams is a good example. i don't think john lindsay adams thinks of his way out. -- thinks there is a way out. when he dies, he very pessimistic. i actually agree. the challenge, and especially the continuity is to try to conflict withas a ideas of racial belonging. this is a crucial responsibility . these are not necessarily the politics of racial belonging and that is a problem for us. it's a problem for america, writes? that's one of the central problems of this period. dr. holtz: very quickly -- newspapers.ation of there is no way that people are finding out about haiti or not turner or russia or paris or austria except there is and iture being published think one of the reactions that people arebecause getting increasing amounts of generatesn and that .his kind of anxiety >> even anti-slavery and prints culture emerged at the same time but with the explosion of rent in and the amount of daily newspapers all over the north, it's stunning. estimates that charles against- the climb kansas on before -- floor

he spent a lot of time in that position. yawn rat -- john ratcliffe is respected by by a lot of the republican peers, particularly on the conservative side, but has very little resume that would naturally suit this job, probably less than anybody since the job was first created in the years after 9/11. some of the senate republicans made clear they're lukewarm about this. senator burr, richard burr of north carolina, the republican chairman of the intelligence committee, said he only spoke with congressman ratcliffe last night for the first time. doesn't know him. and his comments today indicated that he was not at all necessarily sold on him at this point. >> peter, is there anything in his resume that would stand out to a casual reward that would suit him for this job title? >> well, he joined the house intelligence committee just this year, so that would be his most significant exposure to the intelligence world. he had been a u.s. attorney and prosecuted terrorism cases. he was in east texas. on his website, he boasts about arresting 300

a u.k. flag tanker john jerry says bolton is quote turning his venom against a u.k. but britain says it wants to know where tensions. reports. a radio exchange apparently detailing what happened in the strait of hormuz on friday a british navy officer from the frigate h.m.s. montrose tells the crew of the oil tanker in piro that it's in a recognized international strait and must not be impeded heath energies the iranian navy patrol boat which ordered the tanker to change course not to intervene . internationally. and through to the end of the standard. but iran's revolutionary guard soon arrived by

a request that joe or john want words around parliamentary question to be taken out despite the republican fury a vote was taken and the house ruled the speaker's words should be kept on the record then another moment of drama for the 1st time a formal attempt in the house to move articles of impeachment against the president impeaching donald john truck president of the united states of misdemeanors the move is likely to intensify what has been a bitter debate among house democrats about impeachment more than 80 representatives are in record as urging such a move others including the house speaker have been arguing that it would be better to continue investigating the president through house committees rather than risk a failed move to impeach therefore darnall john traub by causing such harm. to the society of the united states is unfit to be president and warrants impeachment trial and removal from office a decision may not need to be made one way or the other my kind of al-jazeera washington that you know little and is a reporter covering the white house and washington for politico he

a lot i'm interested in fight that is very true. although i will not be learning kind i learned that you did good you if you commit to this gust and have to do john not only commit to be fitted then that of i'm on a mission as i want to cure data shouldn't be scripted want if it wanted to fold and walk up and down in there. as i want to cure the. good news you knew then it still. goes you knew there were only 2 months. journalism may be under siege here in turkey but there's a specific group of journalists for and once thriving here in the aftermath of the arab spring hundreds of reporters from egypt yemen libya and syria have all fled authoritarian governments oppression prosecution in some cases war to come to turkey there are more than a dozen arab t.v. stations now based in this country most of them right here in istanbul deeming their content back home to the arab world now the irony of all of this as well as the apparent hypocrisy turkey jailing its own dissident journalists while playing host to those from foreign countries it's not a lost on either turkish reporters or their foreign colleagues they. we all know that there are politics at