california synagogue on saturday san diego county police say they don't believe nineteen year old john ernest was part of any organized crime it's also being investigated for an awesome attack on a mosque last month has mall what we're really learning mostly comes from his own online writings a long. diatribe that the suspect had posted online it was full of the usual neo nazi jibberish lots of conspiracy theories lots of sort of braggadocio about the white race as he would call it and saying that the jews and other minorities were trying to undermine the future of europeans and people that he considered to be his people we know he was nineteen years old he said specifically in this diatribe online that he was not raised in a household full of hate he said that he had to teach himself which so course strongly indicates that he was influenced by online writings and the the online screed is full of references to means sort of in jokes or catch phrases that are used among right wingers in these online talk channels and he also encouraged his fellow bigots to carry on other acts of hatred both online and

john part, followed by a very toronto and weiner. >> welcome. >> i feel like being a game show host because i $130,000. i am from the outer sunset, at the name of today's game show, i will call it the game of station inequality, and the team who has the most points here will win. the two contestants are hypothetically the embarcadero and folsom street, and my little corner of the world which is called 31st and judah. eight, which stop has a 350-foot platform? that is right, 1.14 embarcadero. which station has two fully elevated and separate from street level ramps? yes, that is team embarcadero. which station has seated benches , which station has night lighting, which station has realtime communication systems and occurred -- curved rooftop with signage, that is five points for team embarcadero, and a zero points for judah and 31 st street on the end line where some of us live. so let's recap the total here, board of directors. that's ten points for the team embarcadero station and zero points for my world, which is 31 st near judah street. is complete the unsafe. folks, i know you have th

supports terrorism, calls john bolton part of the b-team, and at the end, he said, let's do this prisoner rhetoric is there, but he wants to leave that opening for this possibility that the u.s. could finally get some of its people out. our sources have criticized the trump administration for what they describe as a stance of basically, okay, iran, you let our people out first, and then we'll talk about the other issues we have, but first you need to let these people go. iran has been very resistance to that. our sort has access to advocates they field channels should be hope, and we have hearty the state department express in openness. now we're hearing this from iran. those are both very, very good signs, that there could be this discussion at the very least, even as the u.s. continuing to load sanctions on iran for its ballistic missile activity, the other activity that destabilizes its region. that this is a possible out there, let's see if this happens. however, the state department's response to what javad said, you release our people first, and then we'll talk. we have seven people

john b. in britain. by their spare parts of four helicopters u.s. secretary of state mike comparable has dismissed the allegations and blames the remained government for the damage caused by the floods the european union u.n. agencies france and germany meanwhile have announced more funding and relief supplies for those affected priyanka gupta dizzier cholera is making another comeback in yemen suspected cases have doubled during the past month with warm weather and the health system devastated by war creating perfect conditions for the illness to spread his whole day on ports. this is one of yemen's main hospitals and it's for cholera cases are spreading fast bringing an influx of old and young. here to be ready if i brought my six on to the hospital they prescribe medicine but it's not available in the hospital we have to go looking for it outside of pharmacies. yemen has endured a series of cholera outbreaks since the beginning of the sorry you a little war four years ago last year doctors managed to contain the outbreaks but last month more than

john adams romance with thomas chuck was back on. by early 1812, the statesman had resumed her lively correspondence with a new level of respect that i was surprised by even then. for his part he spent his days exchanging letters. john adams was a lifelong student of church and state and took notes on the sermons and ad looked at biblical references and even explored aspects of egyptian religion. a descendent of the puritan emigrants, he had seen the world while serving as an american statesman in europe between his diplomatic tasks on john adams grew fascinated with comparing different religious beliefs and frequent travel highlighting the interest. they are in different versions of the autobiography and he rooted around in english history pulling up the anglo puritan story. by 1812 some of that research made its way into his letters. in the dispatch, john adams reflects on the importance of keeping up the christian worldview. what has preserved this race in all of their ramifications in such numbers, i believe it is religion without which there would have been gamblers, melted away and disappeared. about a month into my work at the papers, routine transcription have yield

of the trump tower meeting, he found while there was evidence, he cannot establish two parts of the crime that john dachshund don jr. excepted the help of russian help but he could not establish with admissible evidence either the willful intent by kushner or don jr. or manafort to violate the law or that the material they received was sufficiently damaging to meet the statutory definition. that is a far cry from saying there is no evidence. that is the special counsel's determination that notwithstanding the evidence on this issue involving trump tower and other interactions like the provision of polling data by manafort which we have learned today was far more ongoing than we knew, that the special counsel could not establish a criminal conspiracy beyond a reasonable doubt and to the satisfaction of a jury. these are the overall conclusions. let me just say to sum up and i will be happy to go to your as i said some time ago, whether these acts are criminal or not, whether the obstruction of justice was criminal or not, or whether these contacts were sufficiently illicit to rise to the level of cr

this dossier was a knowing part of that, it was created by hillary clinton, it was created knowingly by johnrennan as part of a scheme to do everything they could to harm donald trump. the problem for brennan and clapper and comey and baker and all of them now is that the fisa court is already communicated with the justice department about its findings, and their findings are that for more thane election of zone trump, there was an illegal spying operation going on by fbi contractors, four of them, to steal personal information, electronic information about americans, and to use it against the republican party. there are going to be indictments. there is going to be grand juries. john brennan isn't going to need one lawyer. he's going to need five. >> mike: robert ray, let me bring you in on this. you've also served as a federal prosecutor in the whitewater investigation. do you have confidence that we are ever going to get to the bottom of this, and by the bottom of it, find out who just was feeding at the bottom of the river here, and that people are going to be held accountable for the vi

john boehner. exactly, that is a key part of the deal. on the acreage board, they have former u.s. e bigger john boehner, former canadian prime minister brian mulroney, and 2020 presidential candidate billboard. they have a really hefty face of political leadership there, which one analyst was saying could actually help them lobby to move toward legalization pastor in the u.s. clearly, canopy is not just adding on acreage's operations. they have a presence in 19 states, making them one of the most widespread operators. but also on their political bench strength as well. shery: the constellation piece of this is very interesting. constellation brought credibility to the whole space with its investment in canopy. it was seen as the beginning of an investment in intellectual property around averages. there might be some kind of development of products together. is this what people expected from the use of that capital? kristine: that's a great question. some are raising a question about what this could mean for constellation. partially because this acquisition of acreage would dilute c

john havucek has died. havucek won eight nba titles with the celtics and was part of one of the most memorable plays in historysealing the 1975 conference finals with that steal. john havlicek was 79 years old rchlt the top pick in the nfl draft came as no surprise. >> the arizona cardinals select kyler murray, quarterback of oklahoma. >> kyler murray, number one, now the team has to decide what to do with josh rosen. their first round pick from a year ago and starting qb. ohio state nick bosa the second pick going to the san francisco 49ers. he follows his brother joey, the chargers first round pick in 2016, and thhis father john. remarkable. >> it does run in the family. >> the new york jets also took alabama tackle quinnon williams at number three. >> the new york giants select daniel jones. >> oh, no. not cool. that is how giants fans reacted when they selected eli manning's heir apparent. and miami dolphins took christian williams at 13. they won't forget it, neither will roger goodell who got the jump from wilkins, nearly taking the commish. it's hard i'm sure for a kid who gets drafted in the first roun

kirstjen nielsen came in and my colleague reported text alles who came from that part, the secret service director, came over with john kelly and so it's part of this administration moving further from the people that he brought in, but other than that, no clear answers other than this is something that's been in the works for a long time. >> and according to our own pete williams, this was before that i could niece woman entered mar-a-lago and got past secret service there. julia ainsley, julia, thank you so much. ashley, nick and alan, we appreciate it. still ahead, president obama has advice for progressives who want to beat donald trump. plus, two dozen people shot in 24 hours. what is happening in chicago? but first, one of the few people to see mueller's report is about to go to capitol hill. itol hill. advice for progressives who want advice for progressives who want at carvana, no matter what car you buy from us, you get the freedom of a 7-day return policy. this isn't some dealership test drive around the block. it's better. this is seven days to put your carvana car to the test and see if it fits your life.

i get the public relations part. john dowd and rudy giuliani, both veteran attorneys, making a public relations case, not a legal case for the president, but if they are going to continue to say this does that not open the avenue for democrats in congress to say, well, you say it would be excessive for us to call all these people back up. if you're going to dispute what don mcgahn says, have a seat, mr. mcgahn and raise your hand and answer questions. >> that's an important point. the difference between john dowd sitting a on a fox news set and don mcgahn sitting in front of federal investigators, it's a crime to lie to federal investigators. if, for example, all of these individuals go over to capitol hill and tell their stories under the penalty of perjury, that would be a completely different story, and it has -- you have to wonder, you know, the white house is expending a lot of time right now trying to undermine the building blocks of the mueller report, that they also claim vindicates and exonerates the president on

there with us responded those gathered here john home and. messiah. part of a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the un recognized government in libya has closed tripoli's only functioning airport it follows more fighting there by forces loyal to warlord who have to threaten to push further into the capital he began an offensive to take tripoli three weeks ago. and has more now from the capital. rehabilitation authorities in a mighty good able would say that they have to really assess tended ideation idea it would use for security to a city city and precocious reasons that a decision has been made. a war plane. some some sources say a work lee who's really made to get you on the sword long lying over may to be able they tried to tell did with wood and. fire but they did not get it in sudan and several top members of the former ruling party are reported to have been arrested thousands of demonstrators are keeping up the pressure on the ruling military transitional council they want inquiries into abuses by the regime the public prosecutor has a

ififou can't be a part of the struggles of john happening in the country. what what the meaning of culture and artistic production meaning is to kind of brining people together to be a voice organ? off off the people . if you're playing the people's music. you have to find a way to take it to the people then and if that's always what a gentleman i was frustrated doing what i'i' doing alwayss. i dreamt of that i know what is something youou can do whenen i don't want to dance can do a lo. these are thingngs we should not only happen it's like i need music venue this should. i would in in in my jejeans thii is something whihich i want to e able to contribute to our middle of a gathering of protest space that i think there is a space with thihis could be a value. we first t to address the restrictions. was to go back to the hard already knows it which is something called. and softnessss and i'm not justa stack of speakers. some systems traditionallyly hae been a way to take thihings in your own hanands and find ways takeke music strghght peoplple. i mean liter

john futch. they were always there but why , after gettysburg? it's in part to the defeat but notso much because john did order his world around great campaigns. john futch ordered his world around day-to-day issues of survival, but they took on this radicalization, and they became radical in the moment allowed him to be radical. withlee's army was, perspective, unraveling. when john futch deserted, he showed he had a different version of what it meant to be a southern man. his version of what it meant was his sense of responsibility and duty and his honor depended upon and caring for his loved ones. he obviously was not alone in that belief, and i think we can all agree that the confederate government recognized, understood that they had to condemn and punish that version of manhood or they would not survive as a nation. thank you. [applause] we have plenty of time for comment. i am eager to take any type of comments you have. if you have a disagreement or something you want to agree with me, i would love to hear that as well. agree all you want. >> while at

and i believe i have located nine occasions in whic douglass and john brown met in the years that they knew each other. with douglass parted ways john brown was when he learned it would be at harpers ferry, the largest arsenal in the u.s. tostill went down pennsylvania and met with john brown for 48 hours, near chambersburg, to try to talk brown out of it. what douglass was attracted to was john brown's long discussion, vague discussion, sorry for the john brown sainthood club -- [laughter] david: i turned in my key to that a few years ago. supported brown when the plan was what brown called once the subterranean passageway, which was supposed to be this series of forts manned by lots of men, a militarized underground railroad. douglass was so desperate that he raised money for it. but when he found out that brown was going to tackle the largest federal arsenal, he said, i am out of here. lincoln's reaction was a typical republican antislavery reaction, his reaction to john brown was to condemn the acts, which he did, and argued john brown deserve to be hanged. at the same time, lincoln and many republicans would then stil

support for a three way coalition of the right should it come to that let me bring in my guest part of john rather just above a thanks for joining me politico a professor of political science at the university of barcelona. how significant would it be if indeed it turns out that folks have not done as well as many people feared in the sense that in fact there isn't the support there for a right wing government just yet exactly it will it will be very significant because the fact that box that's and perform as well as expected. there's the possibility of having a cheap partite coalition right wing coalition in spain so that gives some some breath and some air to the possibility of having a red green coalition or a left call with a coalition government you know what simplest pretty extraordinary isn't it in spanish politics in this day and age to have a right worth far right wing force having any seats at all thirty six thirty eight seats that's pretty extraordinary exactly that that's kind of a part of the ox because these today being one of the worst days in the sea the sea in the history o

parts of kenya. that's not the john in the ivory coast when young to really make this i've been talking to.

john and alisyn, it is part of his record he is bringing to iowa. notice the contrast bernie sanders was drawing directly with joe biden's voting record. that is what voters here, of course, will have to decide between joe biden, bernie sanders, or all of the other candidates. john and alisyn? >> jeff, stick with us. we want to bring back david to talk about all of this. sounds like we can put the anita hill stuff to rest. took a couple decades, but he got it right there, and it doesn't sound as if that's what voters are focused on. what you're seeing in the new polls that are out six minutes ago is that it is electability, who can beat president trump. >> of all the candidate qualities we tested, that's top of mind. most democrats say it is most important to them, alisyn. it is interesting, hearing in jeff's piece there, highlighting sanders going after biden on his record and where they differ. one of the things we see in this poll is that there's a whole swath of democrats who are not familiar with joe biden's record way back then in the senate.

ambassador bodine and team were working hard at the government to government level, we for our part, john'neill on down, were working the personal relationship at the ground level. that was very important forgetting those things. the government of yemen may say, no, cannot, but at the local progress,were making acquiring intelligence from liaison contacts, also getting concessions, minor enough it would not rise to the level of the top leadership. that was a really important part of moving the investigation forward. as investor bodine said in a few interviews, the interview was quite complex. you are both -- steven: you are both very professional, talented people. i am sure everybody has great respect for what you did. under the circumstances that you just outlined, it is even more incredible, the results that you got and you should be admired and congratulated for what you did. robert: thank you. [applause] kind.: that's very i won't speak for cathy, but i think the dear lord i was just in the place and had the opportunity to work on something like that. another postscript, talk about th

state media has been keen to highlight the growing use of soda energy over the past year as part of king john is dry for self sufficiency. as a way to address the country's chronic electricity shorortages. more more households and businesses i clicked with so the panels that have become cheaper and more widely available although the government does not provide data. on its use of say the power. since local these patterns are very cheap one ron got to to manage the basasics of an electc generator or converter inverter and sensor. but t there are all subject to sanctions. north korean residents are pushing for domestic supply of electricity by themselves to a change in the system probably rather than getting humanitarian asassistance. from outside g groups indndy tie role. and that's it for business. thank you very much and a great to see you cry with alall the b. james creamy side of us use a how are you very well my fafax w the notot saddam continues to dominate thehe news online offle everywhere that's right. i'm just starting with kind of a larger elements -- because thehe french of from th

john's fans, friends, and colleagues for allhe love and support. among the tributes that poured in overnight, one from another legendary fm maker, your friend spike lee putting this on instagram. in part was a film student at usc. with his passion, his heart, the way he talked about his love for cinema and black folks. he told a story back in the '80s singleton walks up to him saying i'm going to film school in two weeks.ke an eye out for me. i'll be back. >> he sure was. >> his cinematic debut was "boyz n the hood". >> that's amazing. we have this whole generation of actors and actresses who owe their ceers to him. >>> we will take a turn now with a check of our weather. >> all right. let's lk and see what's going on temperaturewise. the system that's basically keeping our storm systems not moving mh is the same thing that's bringing this divide of temperatures. spring feel in the southeastut chilly highs into the plains. salt lake city, 12 degrees cooler than normal. chicago, 46 degrees today. that's 17 degrees below average. but nashville flirting with 90 degrees. even boston, 50 degrees. that's 13 degrees cooler. stays cool in new england, but d.c. will pro up tomor to 73. louisvi

part of what john said he said as long as people pay the taxes they can do the line with the money some of the richest men in front of given very sizable will probably a sizable donations the criticism is its laws tax deductible and the critics say this is just for show and actually they're giving very little what do you think of that. well first of all there is an issue about it being tax deductible but you know you're absolutely right what your guest says about the chutzpah of me saying what people should do with their own money if it were their own need that money the fact is oftentimes these people these corporations have billionaires off the backs of people like you and i so it is entirely outrageous and i detect the american accent there i wonder what this i wonder what this gentleman is doing about the black churches in america the hosking for help to rebuild or is it just huge historic buildings that he's interested in that are related to you know predominantly white christianity. well it didn't take long for the neo marxism to come out it's built any time anybody makes a profit

john roberts has that part of the story tonight. >> in a morning digital slap across the face, presidentrump welcomed joe biden back to politics tweeting, welcome to the race, sleepy joe. it will be nasty. you will be dealing with people who truly have some sick and demented ideas. but if you make it, i will see that the starting gate. while the real clear politics average shows biden with any point advantage over president trump, november 2020 is a long way off. president trump boldly predicting none of the democrats can touch him. >> if the democrats are trying to win 2020. not going to win with the people that i see and not going to win against me. the only way they can luck out is by todd finley going after m me, on nonsense. >> the nonsense he referred to as the findings of the mueller investigation. the house committee chairman wants to know what president trump told a former white house counsel don mcgann about firing the special counsel. in another tweet this morning the president told his side of the story as has been incorrectly reported by the fake news media, i never told the

industry changes, heathrow has been changing too, and demand behind a change for the better part of a decade is john-kaye. "oday on " leaders with lacqua we meet the chief executive of heathrow. john holland-kaye, thanks for

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john pinette worked for bill gates, credited with writing parts of the patriot act expanded law enforcement's to conduct surveillance after 9/11. we talked earlier about the possibility of a snap revival. you are optimistic about that. do you think facebook can claw itself out of this mess of scandals and controversy? om: one of the key things you have to think about with facebook, who are the people they are hiring? the last two to three years, the company has been hiring people from the political spectrum. whether it was the accidental hiring of whatever the organization was, bringing in politicians to represent the company's pr, nick clegg and a few others. so you are looking at a company that increasingly understands that its battle is going to be legislative. it will be fought in washington. i think it is preparing for that. i don't think this company improves in any particular manner. the people they are hiring now, they are here to defend its actions, not improve its actions. emily: what about users? om: users have never been part of it. facebook's world is all about facebook. all the

washed totally so we have to use our helicopters you can imagine how the relief operation john be invaded by. spare parts of florida copters u.s. secretary of state mike compare who has dismissed the allegations and blames the government for the damage caused by the floods the european union u.n. agencies france and germany meanwhile have announced more funding and relief supplies for those affected priyanka gupta is here the emir of qatar has called for greater cooperation in the fight against extremism set i mean but how much if any made the comments of the opening of the enterprise the mentor union and bellhops he also condemned the american recognition of the golan heights as israeli territory heads of eighty parliaments from across the world are in qatar to discuss ways of improving global security yon's promoting human rights i meet them and i want to work out how to not have just as we call for it in fighting terrorism we must cooperate in combating the causes of extremism and addressing them experience proves over and over again that extremism is not confined to one civilization then the other no

regain that economic strength.no local officials are hoping the v&a will be a major part of its revitalization. john alexander heads the dundee city council. >> whilst it's a small institution itself-- it has around 80 employees-- the difference it's making to bringing that vibrancy back to a city that for many years had lost, i suppose, it's way cannot be discounted. it is significant, and it is something that we're reall proud of. >> sreenivasan: the council and local partners worked for years to bring v&a to dundee.ac in alexander was a child when discussions began on just how to reinvigliate this stru city. >> you do need to speculate to accumulate, and you need to r vest in opportunities foyour peoples. >> sreenivasan: this public garden we walked through is just one part of a $1.2 billion waterfront regeneration investment. this 600-acre area is part of a 30-year plan to build and improve commercial and cultural tes with the hope of attracting tourists and businesses. and 18 years in, the is new housing; a renovated train , ation; additional mixed using buildings for retafices, and hotels; and

john: thanks for the question. science isand clearly part of the formula that we will be dealing with here as we go forward. i am talking mostly about problems that the military sees today. obviously, if you're going to stop that pattern from happening, you will think about how do i have cleaner emissions? you will have to innovate. the projections and the path we are on is relatively unsustainable when you think about what the results will be in the long run. greta: i want to get your reaction to senator elizabeth warren at a recent senate armed services committee hearing, freshening outgoing air force secretary heather wilson about how prepared that range is for climate change. >> how would you rate air force installations as a whole in terms of their climate resiliency? >> it varies a lot. i could not give you a green, yellow, or read chart on that. i know we have significant infrastructure challenges overall from a number of factors. >> i see that the air force is requesting nearly $5 billion in emergency funds to rebuild air force bases

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the condition became a part of pop culture after john travolta played a boy with the same diagnosis in the 1976 movie the boy in the plastic bubble. now while kids didn't actually live in hermetically sealed rooms it was critical to keep patients as best protected from germs and pathogens as possible. >>so these babies are prone to severe infections. a portion a stick infections. is stay are not treated properly on time or early on current treatment requires children with the diagnosis to undergo a bone marrow transplant and a lifetime of immune boosting maintenance with antibiotics and other drugs. just this week, there's new hope for children like to see on because of a new experimental gene therapy treatment developed. >>that saint jude's children's research hospital in memphis. here's how it works. researchers harvest the stem cells of kids like to see on and insert those cells with healthy genes. those cells are then infused back into the children were they repopulate and boost the immune system. doctor mark cowan oversaw je. cnn's treatment at the university of california, san fr

the man behind the change for the better part of a decade is john holland-kaye.n "leaders with lacqua" we meet with the chief executive of heathrow. john holland-kaye, thank you for joining us.

totally so we have to use our helicopters you can imagine how their relief operation john be invaded by their spare parts of four helicopters u.s. secretary of state mike compare has dismissed the allegations and blames the remained government for the damage caused by the floods the european union u.n. agencies france and germany meanwhile have announced more funding and relief supplies for those affected priyanka gupta al-jazeera still has on al-jazeera the own algerians are promising another round of protests the spy their longtime president's resignation earlier this week. possible tell you why an increasing number of palestinian israelis say they will boycott the elections on tuesday. a log and it's good to have you back here cross trying the things i've been looking quite nice of the last couple days and we are seeing the temperatures beginning to show that with plenty of sun particular out here. towards the east we are seeing temperatures reaching thirty for many locations we are seeing on shanghai as well as fuzhou oh down towards hong kong going to be picking up a little bit more humidity where t

believe i located nine occasions in which douglass and john brown met over the ten years -- 11 years they knew each other. but where douglass parted ways with john brown is when he learned that the raid was going to be at harpers ferry, the largest arsenal in the united states. he still went down to -- as you know, went down to pennsylvania and met with john brown in a stone quarry for 48 hours near chamb chambersburg to try to talk brown out of it. what douglass was attracted to -- i'll get to lincoln in a second. what douglass was attracted to was john brown's long discussion, vague discussion -- sorry for the john brown sainthood club. i turned in my key to that a few years ago. but douglass supported brown when the plan was what brown had once called the subterranean passageway, which was supposed to be this series of forts somehow manned by lots of men. it was going to be a kind of militarized underground railroad. douglass was so desperate by the late 1850s, he was willing to keep supporting it, and he raised money for it. but when he found out brown was going to attack the largest federal arsenal, he said, no, i'm out of he

the north korean leader kim john has said he will ta ke leader kim john has said he will take part in summit with donald trump but only if the us came with what he described as the right attitude. north korean state media reported the comments by mr kim on saturday. he urged mr trump to pursue a deal that was mutually acceptable. the spanish high court has jailed a former venezuelan military intelligence chief, pending a decision on whether to extradite him to the united states. a close ally of venezuela's format president hugo chavez, he was head of military intelligence for seven years. the us government has accused of drug trafficking offences. the so—called islamic state group says it carried out a suicide attack at a market in the pakistani city of quater on friday. many injured in the blast. it targeted members of the minority community, mainly shi'ite muslim group whereas most are sunny muslims. more than 70 lawmakers in the uk have signed a letter urging the uk have signed a letter urging the government to allow the extradition ofjulian the government to allow the extradition

totally so we have to use our helicopters you can imagine how the relief operation john be invaded by . their spare parts are for helicopters u.s. secretary of state mike compare who has dismissed the allegations and blames the government for the damage caused by the floods the european union u.n. agencies france and germany meanwhile have announced more funding and relief supplies for those affected priyanka gupta. well in a few moments we'll have the weather with broad but still to come on al-jazeera a better campaign israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu ramps up the rhetoric ahead of tuesday's election. and greek law says these refugee children must be offered free education really cat was keeping them out of class. and coming up in sports and historic victory in one of the world's greatest horse races joins me here with all the action. and i mean you just seen the extent of the flooding in western iran moderate runoff from the mountains because in a moment weather is cloud is the last one for us cut across here not much rain is falling out but that doesn't mean necessarily raft the woods yet ta

bodine and team were working very hard at the s.o.g., government to government level, but we for our part, john o'neill on down, myself, ali, others were working the personal relationship at the ground level, and that was very important for getting those things done. where big government of yemen might say, no, no, cannot, cannot, but at the local and ground level, we were making progress acquiring intelligence from these liaison contacts but also getting concessions minor enough that it wouldn't rise to the level of their top leadership. so that was a really important part of moving the investigation forward. and as ambassador bodine said in a few interviews, i think she summed it up as the relationship was quite complex. >> well, you're both obviously very professional, talented people. and, again, may i take the latitude to say since this was my business, i'm sure everybody should and does have great respect for what you did. under the circumstances that you just outlined, it's even more incredible the results that we got, and you're to be admired and congratulated for what you did. >> thank

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and intelligence analyst for amazon the see john brennan head of the cia and james clapper the director of national intelligence and for two years they took part in promoting the notion that trump was possibly compromised by russia john brennan also predicted that miller was going to hand down indictments for the trump russia conspiracy and he is going to be delivering what i think are going to be his indictments the fact that never came and the lesson we should draw from that which we should have drawn after iraq is that we do not trust intelligence officials or anyone without concrete evidence but we got today as a summary. findings now after years of being told to expect an indictment even a possible impeachment american news audiences have to reassess the entire russia gates story and they lack the evidence they need to do that. the muller investigation a reported three hundred pages long has not been made public all the media have to go on is a four page summary from the attorney general bill barr who was appointed by the president that's a key argument and voices in the media are holding on to. we don't know what's in the mahler report t

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