chinese telecoms john while way results to the u.s. courts to fend off attacks from washington. and in the off again down again world of cryptocurrency bitcoin makes a dramatic comeback. and lets do business more witnesses take to the stand today in a multibillion dollar lawsuit over the united states opioid epidemic prosecutors accuse one of the world's largest drug makers of deceptively mocking painkillers and downplaying the risks of addiction johnson and johnson there are 2 main crises rapidly rising rates of over prescription in the u.s. in asia and africa too few painkillers doctors there often give patients in chronic pain the equivalent of a headache tablet while americans are getting hooked on the potent stuff. gail box is heartbroken at the loss of her son. and i miss the great things that. austin was a college football player at the university of oklahoma and only 22 years old when he died from an overdose of opioid painkillers.

google comes times with chinese telecom john while away which washington considers a national security threat. ukraine's new president is sworn in and his 1st action is to dissolve parliament. pleading innocence in south africa former president jacob zuma is judges to drop corruption charges linked to a french warship deal. and sport books kept our wins the 4th major golf title at his career american holding his nerve to win p.g.a. championship by a shot. so that the u.s. president has issued a direct threat to iran tweeting that if iran wants to fight it will be the end of the country he later said he would prefer an economic invasion iran's foreign minister javid zarif has hit back saying that iran will not be intimidated by quote genocidal taunts tensions between washington and tehran have been on the rise out of the united states to provide an aircraft carrier group from b. 52 bombers to the gulf of unspecified iranian threats it's all about us. u.s. warships sailing in the arabian sea these the latest pictures showing additional u.s. military personnel deployed to the region a mov

john's river, while a team of 16 n.t.s.b.estigators get a handle on what went wrong. >> we've got some challenges here because the aircraft, the bottom half of the fuselage, is covered with water. so we aren't able to get to all of the things that we need to get to. >> reporter: 143 people aboard flew through thunder and lightning on a return trip from cuba. passengers reported the plane bounced once while landing, then bounced again, before skidding from the runway to the river. you can see treadmarks in the grass leading to the water's edge. many people stood on the wings waiting for first responders and rafts. >> our immediate focus was getting the people to safety. when i arrived on scene, most of the passengers had been taken off the airplane. >> reporter: the plane was full of service members and private contractors who work at the u.s. naval station at guantanamo bay, cuba. no one aboard was critically hurt. 22 people went to the hospital for treatment. so were the people in, like, pretty good spirits, pretty good shap

you make, francesca, of the president apparently contradicting his national security adviser, john bolton, while he's overseas. how about that? how is that being perceived? >> well, john bolton made the comments to japanese press while they were in tokyo. you can look at it as a direct contin contradicti contradiction. or you can say that this is not acceptable, and president trump says i'm your friend and you should still come to the table because i believe i can make a deal, even though some of my people, a reference to john bolton, think this is unacceptable. >> julia, look. we saw this feud between the president and speaker pelosi big-time. both sides throwing jabs at one another. both sides insist they have the upper hand in this fight. how about you? did anyone gain from this politically? >> i don't think anyone gained from this politically. when you look at undecided voters. this satisfied the trump base. but a lot of americans looking in on this are looking at this as washington as usual. infrastructure is a point where republicans and democrats, one of the rare points, there has been mo

global box office after 10 days in theaters for comparison, the original john wick made over $88 million in 13 weeks in theaters while john wick chapter 2 may just over 171 million in 11 can use like an open to york. the music documentary echo in the canyon is echoing at the box office the movie opened this weekend on just 2 screens but made over $103,000. the wrap reports that gives echo in the canyon, the distinction of the second highest per screen average of any movie so far in 2019 with only avengers endgame ahead of it in hollywood just south of the canyon, i'm rick damage >>we are back john talking about your memorial day forecast and if people are going to be out and about maybe enjoying a barbecue or to what's going be like today a lot better than yesterday was is a good yeah, there's a little cool when. rainy here and there like fall or winter ahead. but today going to feel a little bit more like spring again so getting back to normal and james the hottest forecast for the year ahead of us really we're right back so we're but we've been talk about how cool it span how rainy and spend however ready for such

john. enjoy it while you can! that's it from the papers. don't forget, they are all online. up they are all online. you can catch up with moving pictures iplayer. stay with us, plenty more coming up at the top of the hour. good evening. for a good evening. fora bank good evening. for a bank holiday it certainly hasn't been a wash—out, but it definitely has been on the chilly side. nothing like the warm easter weekend we enjoyed. the news is through the week ahead it will remain chilly, pretty wet mid as well. the remnants of a weather front with us at the moment. that will keep a lot of cloud across northern england through the night, also feeding into north wales, parts of east anglia, during the small hours, bringing showery outbreaks of rain, little off in northern ireland as well. clear skies to the north across scotland, some wintry showers and a chilly night to come, and extensive frost with rural lows of -3. extensive frost with rural lows of —3. to the south sixes and sevens as the sky is clear. tuesday will start with fine weather, always more cloud across the centr

he wasn't a fan of john mccain. while that was running you were going, why? why?- he's dead. my god, have some respect. and also that clip of meghan mccain, having grieved my own father for the last three years, i can't imagine the pain that it must cause her every single time. this president does not pass up a single opportunity to trash john mccain, and i can't imagine how painful that must be for his family. and, yes, there's no -- as much as he's telling us to move on from the mueller report, you want to say, why don't you move on. i can't imagine having worked for presidents and senators and all kinds of people having to work for someone who is so thin skinned you would dare to try to ask the military to move a ship? i mean, it's insane. and as you pointed out, he took another jab at him when he really didn't even need to. >> he took another jab at him. this one subtle, when he put out a tweet mourning the loss -- the death of senator thad cochran who died earlier today. he tweeted very sad to hear the news on the passing of my friend senator thad cochran. ev

assertion from the president contradicts statements from his own national security advisor john bolton. whileheduled to give a speech aboard a u.s. aircraft carrier in the region before heading back to washington. >>> the same number of deaths from 2017 and 2018 combined. fox news rich tells us there is a surge of people trying to get to the summit which makes climbing to the top of the world's tallest mountain more dangerous. >> reporter: you probably seen the videos and photos long lines of people standing at the top of mount everest. all vying for the perfect view. the unusual amount of overcrowding is becoming deadly. >> there was massive traffic jam and people are pushing themselves, who are not capable of doing it. >> reporter: on monday christopher died on the way down the mountain the second american who has died in as many weeks. ringing the number of fatalities in this year to more than 10 mostly resulting from exhaustion. >> you only have a limited supply of oxygen. you might make it to the top but you still have to make it done. >> reporter: mountaineers explain several reasons fo

and workboots traveled from john to meet my parents when we arrive at the nearest gas station which is not the one my father mentioned. he and my mother stay in the car while, dirty and sweaty, striding to the store. i follow him carrying a small impractical purse decked out in oversized sunglasses. we buy water, fill the tank and we are back on the road. my mother in a voice sugared with amusement and pride will tell the story to many people for many years to come it is a story about how black family used to do things one way and then a brand-new white man came into their lives and nothing was ever the same. my father is a creature of habit someone who holds tradition in high regard. the reason for his reluctant before we retch dominic reached the gas station had nothing to do with habit or tradition, instead it had to do with history both small and large. his preferred destination had proven to be inhospitable place over the years several times he had received service there without incident. something no black person traveling to the south has ever taken for granted. when my father arrived in nashville to attend fisk university in the 1950s a black body

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some two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods will rise to twenty five percent on friday while john hendren is live for us from washington d.c. john said trump seems to be goading the chinese hand what's behind all this john. that's exactly what he's doing there and this is two hundred billion dollars worth of goods that will will have tariffs increased on them he was initially going to raise those terrorists from ten to twenty five percent back in march but as a goodwill gesture during negotiations with china he postponed doing that but in his tweet the president says that china is now trying to renegotiate it so he's clearly trying to close the door on those negotiations this is really coming to a head right now in the next week the chinese top trade negotiator will be negotiating in washington with the president's team and eventually they hope to sign an agreement between the two countries but right now they clearly aren't there president trump says he's raising these tariffs because he's disappointed with the pace of those talks so we will see how the chinese will respond but th

what was it like to get to know the real elton john while you were filming this movie? ving legend, you know. >> he's the rocketman. >> i'm just messing with you. elton is very intimidating because of all his accomplishments. we'll take a look at it right now. here's "rocketman." >> the problem is you have never understood me and what i have to go through and i should have sacked you when you left me. >> i'm glad i left you. that means i can obtain some objectivity in your self-indulgent myopic world. get in the studio and make some music or don't. i don't care. >> ooh. [ applause ] >> i understand that you have a nude scene in this film. >> i do. >> and we hear that in the past your mother had asked for a little head's-up before you do it again so did she get a warning this time? >> she got a warning this time. she was told it's coming. won't make that mistake again. >> you know, taron egerton who plays elton john in this movie we saw in the clip. he said he loved singing in this movie. how about you? >> he's got a brilliant voice so it's easier for him. i was really in

the president tweeted again about the story of white house aides obscure the name of the uss john mccain whileship is named after john mccain's father and grandfather, both admirals, both named john mccain. look likes the story was an exaggeration or even fake news, but why not? everything else is. i'm not sure what the president means by a disclaimer. a spokesman for the fleet said nothing was moved and the name was not obscured. however, the white house and lower level officials did exchange emails about keeping the ship out's name out of sight less it provoke the president's anger. this morning at the white house the president exhibited more of his anger and resentment regarding the late senator and this story. >> i would not have done that. i was very angry with john mccain because he killed health care. i was not a big fan of john mccain in any way, shape or form. i think john mccain had a lot to getting president bush, a lot to do with it to go into the middle east which was a catastrophe. to me, john mccain, i wasn't a fan. but i would never do a thing like that. now, somebody did it be

john would stay in a different room, while terra had the kids to herself. >> she was going to be able, and he had to sort of stay away. >> reporter: didn't work out so well? well. what actually happened? >> well, he walked in with all the presents, and, of course, the kids congregate all around him. >> he went straight up to them. he gave them gifts. >> reporter: like, being santa claus or something. >> something like that. yeah. >> reporter: yeah. i mean, that kind of sort of role. >> yeah. >> reporter: did he do it on purpose? of course, thought terra. >> that made me so upset. >> terra was very emotional. i thought, "just suck it up. you know? it's christmas. have fun. >> reporter: instead she felt that that man had come and usurped something? >> yes. >> yes. >> reporter: he had not only stolen their christmas, thought the daughters, but both of them worried he was stealing their too trusting mother. taking advantage of her. she just let him drive her car. why would he need to? wasn't he a prosperous doctor an anesthesiologist? couldn't he afford a car? well, there was a reason, de

teargassed two six three chat zimbabwe's leading online news platform offices authorities pursued while the phones john list would be taking pictures of a clash between police and a street vendor in central harare a journalist lovejoy was slightly injured by tear gas kind of stuff he told the challenges in working as a generalist in zimbabwe he didn't have a tad you want to say something you are afraid to think of the consequences of what you know who to write to much of them to be posting because of us immediately because you never know with the never yet we're going to see your post and what they what they're going to do to you so into man the very thing. john will operate for for jenny. is that joining me now from zimbabwe is our correspondent was shot near the privileged welcome to the show so your journalism by the way how is it like for you working in your country. it is a difficult situation in zimbabwe those things have kind of changed i think the saying that we have propagated now is the more things change the more they remain the same there's been probably sees in terms of changing laws in zi

. >> and next the president denying any involvement in trying to move the "uss john mccain" while inbasically so it would be out of his sight line and wouldn't have to see it. who made the request to move it and why. the reporter who broke the story next. >>> elizabeth warren in rising in the police is it because she is not afraid to go after the front runner. >> joe biden is on the side of the credit card companies. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your people. that's financial wellness. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants ha

>> mike: perhaps evidence that president trump was playing good cop with north korea while john boltonnister were playing bad cop with north korea. we will see what the panel things. chris a politics error at fox news and byron york and charles lane and mark a fellow at the american enterprise institute. mark your thoughts on north korea with the president standing next to the japanese prime minister and having a difference ever opinion? >> i don't agree with the criticism of president trump but i am less concerned with what he says than when he does. he hasn't lifted sanctions. he hasn't ended the korean war. he did the opposite. he seized a north korea ship violating sanctions. kim is launching his missiles for a reason. he is frustrated because the playbook is i blow up towers and you give me billion dollars. trump is not playing that game. as long as he doesn't make a bad deal, if he wants to butter him up i am fine. >> i don't disagree with mark that's what the policy has been. i think people are confused, though, by the atmosphere the president is putting out. the japanese did th

has been under international pressure after celebrities including george clooney and elton john called for a while boycott of the family's businesses. to the united nations says that it has gained access to grain silos in yemen support city of odessa for the first time in months fighting made the storage facility inaccessible last year it may hold enough wheat to feed hundreds of thousands in the war torn country and muslims around the world have begun celebrating the start of ramadan they will be abstaining from food and drink from dawn until dusk for a whole month fasting is intended to draw worshippers closer to god through self-control reflection and teano. in thailand people are celebrating the final day of the country's three the coronation ceremonies the new king and his queen are due to make an appearance on the grand palace balcony to greet the public and on sunday hundreds of thousands turned out to welcome the monarch during a spectacular procession through bangkok's old town. mutai king now have a juror longhorn made his first public appearance in saturday's coronation in grand style.

standing shoulder to shoulder with kim jong-un while he's in japan and siding with him over not only prime minister shinzo abe, but his own national security adviser john bolton, all while he's in japan. how big is that? >> it's big, but it's not surprising or inconsistent with the president's previous behavior, not the first time he's contradicted the national security adviser or others on his cabinet, his team. it's clear the north koreans are not happy with the state of affairs right now since the failure of the hanoi summit and typical north korea, when they want attention, they do something like this. despite all the wordsmithing, this was a ballistic missile test and it does contravene u.n. security counsel resolutions. the fact he's in japan on a state visit and these missiles do pose a threat to japan even though they may not pose a threat to the united states. it really puts, as you and boris pointed out, kind of an awkward position for prime minister abe to be in. >> right. we'll get to abe's response in a moment and how much japan depends on the united states. you have the united states, 20,000 in south korea, 50,000 troops in japan. shouldn

john mccain" hidden from view while mr. trump was on board. >> i don't know what happened. i was not involved. i would not have done that. >> reporter: a military officer in an email obtaed by cnbc said "u.s.s. john mccain" needs to be out of sight during the president's visit. it's not clear who gave the order. >> i wouldn't do a thing like that. sobody did it because they thought i didn't like him and they were well meaning, i will say. >> reporter: sailors from the mccain were thosnot invited to the president's speech. the ship honors not only senator mccain but his father and grandfather, both famous admirals. today meghan mccain firing back. >> when you repeatedly are attacking my father and war heroes, it creates a culture in the military where people are clearly fearful to show, you know, my father's name an in one way or her and that started these actions. t >> reporter:he senate armed services committee is asking e thnavy who ordered a disgraceful coverup. savannah? >> andrea mitchell, thank you. pi>> that heart stop moment at a major league baseball game in houston

. >> while john focuses on expanding their traveling show, his father, james, collects more specimensten by trading them through the mail. >> the insect collectors of the time relied heavily on missionaries in borneo or maybe the local postmaster in the middle of africa somewhere, and they'd just swap specimens. >> and so it goes through the depression. but by the early 1940s, after more than a decade of living like nomads, the may clan is ready to settle down -- john and vicky in particular. >> whenever we were at a fair, my mom, she'd have to find water spigots and haul buckets of water to wash our clothes. he wanted a permanent museum so he wouldn't have to continue the very strenuous fair circuit. >> during their travels, the entire may family fell in love with colorado's scenery. but there's another reason john bought a piece of ranch land here. >> colorado is the perfect location. it's already a dry climate, so the specimens are preserved much better. >> true to form, john may designs the museum that would exhibit his father, james may's, collection. john even helps build it him

tonight, the hills john solomonl explained while biden was vice president, his son hunter took a job at a major ukrainian energy company. when the company became the subject of a corruption probe in that country, he used his influence to get the lead prosecutor fired. he even bragged about it. remember? the prosecutor was investigating biden's son. tul biden used the threat of pulling $1 billion in u.s. aid if they didn't fire the prosecutor in six hours. now the shady dealings extends all the way to china because as author peter schweitzer uncovered, hunter biden's private equity firm got a whopping 1 billion-dollar deal back in 2013 after ten days when he went with his father to meet with chinese officials onn air force two. here's the kicker. according to schweitzer, hunter biden had no background in china but walks away from one of the world's most powerful governments with an enormous deal. beyond the shady dealings, biden is doing everything he can try to do to catch up and cozy up to the far left. promising free health care for illegal immigrants. spreading baseless fears abou

military office asked lower e lower-level flaf navy officials of keeping the "uss john mccain" out of trump's view whilerump denies having anything to do with that. >> i would not have done that. i was very angry with john mccain because he killed health care. i was not a big fan of john mccain in any way, shape or form. i would never do a thing like that. now, somebody did it because they thought i didn't like him. okay? and they were well meaning, i would say. i didn't know anything about it. i would never have done that. >> let it go, let it go. what does it say about this president his staff apparently thinks he's so fragile that he can't even bear to see the name, mccain? governor john kasich, david axelrod is back with us. isn't that your first reaction? come on, man. just let it go. the man is dead. he's a war hero. his family is still grieving. like, just, i mean, what do you think, david? >> yeah. well, i mean, i think the -- you know, it's -- it obviously is -- i mean, it is incredibly small and, you know, the fact is that he -- he used the occasion to say he didn't do that to take another swi

john bolton reaffirmed the administration's support for juan guaido while speaking to reporters about venezuela. mr. bolton: good afternoon. i wanted to say a few words about the situation in venezuela. obviously we are seeing the people of venezuela strive to get a government, not have a government controlled by an authoritarian military regime that in turn is controlled by cubans and other forces external to venezuela. this is a very serious

while weighs devices from the launch of the 5 g. networks the companies are trying to distance themselves from the chinese take john's and have the washington bond while way telecoms equipment in the u.s. steve king crowd funded professor of economics plays that the only way to count to washington is to create an alternative to the u.s. dollar. america has the or is the only issue of american dollars the american federal reserve and the private banks and create money if the federal reserve saw us to borrow a trillion dollars worth of bonds it can do that and in fact it's been doing it every year for the last 10 years of what they call quantitative easing so china could say his is a $1000000000.00 bonds and american say here's a $1000000000.00 in your bank account what else have you got and it would be irrelevant because if the american dollar tried you have a huge demand for the dollar then you would have it was just foreign it's american goods it's something in between 3100 percent cross than it should be so of course it's always going to run a trade deficit so the only real way out is to is to design an alternative monetary system that do

and their respective allies in the region are higher than ever to stay with john bolton for a while because he says that the u.s. is acting in response to a number of troubling escalatory indications and warnings but he was very short on specifics so what exactly is iran being accused of now we haven't seen any concrete evidence but it seems that u.s. allies in the persian gulf have indicated. that they have intelligence about iranian plans to target u.s. assets in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. and we've also heard that israeli intelligence has come up with evidence that iran is planning to target u.s. assets in iraq again the reality is the u.s. has waged a maximum pressure campaign against iran and is waging an economic war against iran and so it's not unusual for the iranians to be considering retaliatory measures of their own and we're also now hearing that on wednesday which is the first anniversary of u.s. withdrawal from the nuclear deal it is likely that iran would also stop complying with part of its commitments under the nuclear deal other seems to be some confusion over the trumpet

son when did john catch must walk through her neighborhood in the city of van it always takes a while she's constantly recognized by people involved in conversations asked for advice it's hardly surprising many you think of catch must as then they are voices that is what they're there just minutes into a local elections at the end of march she stood for the pro kurdish opposition party h d p in vans it amid district she won with almost 54 percent of the vote but her joy did not last long. enough for your oh i took just the care care museum although i never thought that i would not receive my mandate i wasn't expecting this because the election commission had approved me as a candidate. 2 months after the vote people here are still appalled by the election board's decision. on lane ago and i think this is very unfair the. decision is wrong and whoever wins the election should take office. there in minutes by not giving her the mandate this stealing the will of the people most of them in. the election commission says goujon catchments should not be mayor because she was dismissed from h

john human george mitchell. , themonth while in ireland head of our delegation, on the 21st anniversaryay accord -- [applause] speaker pelosi: i was privileged to address parliament, the irish parliament, where we invoke the cash where i at that time invoked the words president kennedy spoke in that very chamber in the summer of 1963. this is what he said. the supreme reality of our time is our indivisibility as children of god and our common vulnerability on this planet. just think how wise those words are and what appropriate guidance they are at this time. let me repeat them. he said the supreme reality of our time is our indivisibility as children of god and our common vulnerability on this planet. an imperative for us to do the right thing. i want to express my gratitude in personal terms as to what this means to me. when i was a girl in catholic school, the irish nuns from sing theuld always praises of the kennedy family. that was a long time ago. in grade school, it was they who assigned profiles in courage, which had such an impact in me and on my generation. in high school, i h

john: okay. ♪ lemonis: while the team puts the final touches on the seal beach store, mike and john are their existing ones. john: that's nice. mike: that's kind of cool, and then -- lemonis: they were smart enough to use their father's screen printing shop. john: green looks really nice. rick: i told you to do the green. mike: that was dad's call. lemonis: it gives them flexibility and speed on delivery. meanwhile, i've been checking in with amy and jackie regularly, and i'm happy to hear that john, he's calmed down a bit. john: you have your own office. you've got a key. amy: awesome. thanks. john: yep. john: bye, girls. [ bird squawks ] ♪ john: ta-da! [ laughs ] mike: hey, marcus. good to see you. john: marcus. lemonis: how you doing, buddy? john: good. good to see you. lemonis: i think it looks spectacular. john: thank you. lemonis: good. it looks tight, and the best of the best of the best is here. john: yeah, exactly. lemonis: it looks good, guys. mike: thanks for pushing us 'cause that tape line -- john: this is literally where you put the tape. it was exactly right here. mike: t

john bolton reaffirmed the administration's support for juan guaido while speaking to reporters about venezuela. mr. bolton: good afternoon. i wanted to say a few words about the situation in venezuela. obviously we are seeing the people of venezuela strive to get a government, not have a government controlled by an authoritarian military regime that in turn is controlled by cubans and other forces external to venezuela. this is a very serious situation. the president has been monitoring it minute-by-minute throughout the day as has his advisers. we see this as a dispositive moment in the efforts of the venezuelan people to regain their freedom. there has been a lot of speculation and in the media about what is happening in venezuela. we think it is very important for key figures in the regime who have been talking to the opposition over these last three months to make good on their commitments to achieve the peaceful transfer of power from maduro to interim president guaido. figures like the defense minister, the chief judge of the venezuelan supreme court, the commander of the presi

would be at war on multiple fronts while publicly saying -- >> john is very good. john is -- he has strong views on things, but that's okay. i actually temper john, which is pretty amazing. >> reporter: the president has expressed frustrigss with the lack of direct dialogue with the iranian regime. according to people familiar with the matter, last week the white house even gave the swiss a special phone number to give to iran for direct negotiations with the u.s. but publicly iran says it isn't interested. the ayatollah said iran doesn't want war and that negotiate with the u.s. is poisonous. trump retorting on twitter, i'm sure that iran will want to talk soon. and even allies of the president on capitol hill like senator lindsey graham are expressing frustration about the administration's lack of information sharing about iran saying, graham, saying there are a lot of senators who feel they're in the dark. that frustration may be appeased next week when all senators are briefed by national security officials which follows this afternoon's briefing of the gang of

intelligence reports that no one has seen that have produced a lot of belligerent behavior by john bolton and the white house while it appears that it's actually is really an israel meeting with israeli intelligence people in the white house a couple weeks ago in which there are sonority always for what may be happening that serve is really interest not american interest are what either scared american officials or put in the. fans of people like john bolton the the material they needed to try to fire up the boiler for a war in the middle east so this is not helpful to the united states but it is something that comes about because of our close political and diplomatic association with the israeli government now the prospect of a military confrontation of iran is never too far off but this past week it came to the fore again with the united states sending its fleet to the region do you think though tromping netanyahu i'm really on the same page when it comes to taking action against iran do they really want the same things you know i think you're absolutely right i think i've argued for quite a while that netanyahu

tonight the president says he was not behind the unusual move to keep the "uss john mccain", berthed near, hidden from view whiler. trump was on board. >> i don't know what happened i wasn't involved. i would not have done that. >> reporter: a military officer in an e-mail obtained by cnbc told the navy, "uss john mccain" needs to be out of sight during the president's visit. it is not clear who gave that order. >> i would never do a thing like that. now, somebody did it because they thought i didn't like him. okay and they were well-meaning, i will say. >> reporter: sailors from the mccain were also among those not invited to the president's speech in fact, the ship honors not only senator mccain but also his father and grandfather, both famous admirals. today meghan mccain firing back. >> when you repeatedly are attacking my father and war heroes, it creates a culture in the military where people are clearly fearful to show, you know, my father's name in one way or another. and that, i think, is what has started this chain of events and actions. >> reporter: the top democrat on the senate arms services committ

in the summer of 2001, john walker lindh swore allegiance t to. >> leaked documents stated that whiler global. now he is on the street with less control. >> all the things that went into this day where he is being allowed out early, i think we need to review them. >> lindh is heading to indiana, and he says, he can't let it go. shannon, back to you. >> shannon: mike tobin, thanks very much. allison was just a child when her father became the first american killed in the current afghanistan conflict. she recently sent a letter to the president asking him to stop lindh's release. allison, good to have you with us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> shannon: i want to play a little bit more about the president had to say, the more full sound bite about what he said to stop the release from happening. here's what he said today. >> what bothers me more than anything else is that here's a man who has not given up his proclamation of terror. and we have to let him out. am i happy about it? not even a little bit. the lawyers have gone through it with a fine tooth comb. if there was a way to

vice president while on foreign soil while distancing himself from his national security adviser john bolton and the prime minister of japan where they take north korean missile launches very seriously. and then when given the chance at a press conference, the president took it further. >> do you believe that they violated u.n. resolutions with the short range missile launch? >> my people think it could have been a violation, as you know. i view it differently. i view it as a man. perhaps he wants to get attention. and perhaps not. who knows? it doesn't matter. all i know is that there have been no nuclear tests. there have been no ballistic missiles going out. there have been no long-range missiles going out. and i think that someday we'll have a deal. >> later as trump was asked about tensions between the u.s. and iran the split with his third national security adviser became even clearer. >> it has a chance to be a great country with the same leadership. we're not looking for regime change. i just want to make that clear. we're looking for no nuclear weapons. >> that's a change for

while serving. the first was john bock back in 1933 the last was officer michael katherine in 2016 who died in a trafficccident. now at today's service there were family members of those fallen officers also san jose mayor sam liccardo spoke along with san jose police department chief eddie garcia. >>for all of us. >>to be dedicated to continue. worker, the attack, it was or i'm grateful for those put on every single morning. every with vacuum and. today is a reminder of what would be the sacrificing. >>the pain that comes with losing a brother sister officer cannot be measured. and to the call bravely probably. >>today service also featured a bell ringing ceremony, 21 gun salute and the flags here at police headquarters were lowered to half staff. so far in 2019 35 police officers have been killed in the line of duty nationwide. in san jose charles clifford kron 4 news. >>the lawmakers calling for the attorney general to resign after his contentious testimony on capitol hill today we'll break it down with our political analyst that's next. and if you are streaming us on crime caught on the news continu

john adams was a lifelong student of church and state. he looked up biblical references and even explored aspects of ancient egyptian religion. a descendent of said immigrants yet seen the world while serving as an american statesman in europe between his diplomatic task john adams grew fascinated with comparing different religious beliefs and frequent travel heightened his interests. all of this hunting through exotic paths reignited john adams interest in his own roots. he played around with editing different versions of his autobiography. he rooted around in english history pulling up the families angle. an origin story. by 1812 some of that research made its way into its letters. john adams pause to reflect on the importance of keeping up a christian worldview. what has preserved this race of adams's and all their ramifications if such numbers help peace comfort in mediocrity hero. i believe it is religion. without which they would have been gamblers start with hunger frozen with cold scouts by indians and melted away and disappeared. about a month into my work at the adams papers routine transcriptions had yielded a new story for me to investigate and that's really how i found

know let the record show fidel castro died of old age flashpoint in iran or is it while national security advisor john bolton and secretary of state mike pompei oh seem spoiling for a fight in iran president trump is again contradicting subordinates in public saying he doesn't want a war there this week marks the 40th anniversary of the islamic resolution and national security advisor john bolton sent this message to the ayatollah. perhaps worst of all the people of iran have suffered grievously right now unemployment is at record levels inflation is that all time highs the iranian currency has gone through the flu. so ayatollah khomeini for all your boasts for all your threats to the life of the american president you are responsible for terrorizing your own people and terrorizing the world as a whole i don't think you'll have many more anniversaries to enjoy jim given all of that would the iranian people not want regime change and isn't intervention the only way that's going to happen that's where it tends to lead look let's be honest this kind of sanctions is a modern form of siege warfare and it a

carry this effort to for it and to topple the elected government of iran and while we can see the history in record of john bolton as being in favor of the wars from iraq the going is where a little wrong and he's always and so the root of imperial wars abroad so from a political perspective we have to see this as a reflection of the system itself the united states they want the oil in iran and whenever a bully wants to take something out of your position then they will allege provocations to justify that violence that they're getting ready to perpetuate. meanwhile the russian embassy in washington alleges that u.s. intelligence may have staged a provocation that after a russian games design it was detained on suspicion of trying to export he west fighter jet the man you wanted to show faces up to 10 years in jail for smuggling arms documents and processing against the u.s. government and hawkins picks up the story. conspiracy to smuggle classified documents and undercover sting operation at a trail leading to russia. for a classic james bond movie but for a leg to shouldn't go it's playing out in real lif

guest: the president hired john bolton fully knowing his position on these middle east conflicts. while he disagrees with them, i think he likes the strength that he projects. again, if you look at this through the prism of the madman theory, he likes that john bolton can get out there and press this hardline for his administration. what the president does not like is when an aide is perceived to be guiding him in a certain direction. over the last week, you have seen president push back against the notion that he may want a conflict with iran, because he does not like the media coverage saying that john bolton is pushing him in this direction, whether it is true or not. that is a source of a lot of this mixed information. i think a lot of lawmakers will be eager to hear a clear sense of what is going on. with and, really quickly, venezuela, north korea, they wanted briefings and did not necessarily get briefings. why is this situation different? guest: the situation may be different because of the unity of what we saw in capitol hill of wanting answers to this cross party lines, crosse

is news coming to you live from berlin titan ways to kill off from risking while mischa's lined the streets of bangkok as john the tenth prepares to make his first public appearance since his coronation ceremony also coming up the conflict in gaza flares up again at least one man is killed just palestinian militants fired scores of rockets into southern israel while israeli air strikes and tank fire killing several palestinians. and in the bundesliga bind luly hand over and i'm now just one win away from taking the seventh consecutive food to stick the title. on and welcome back on with our chief restart in thailand where huge crowds have gathered in the thai capital bangkok to reduce the newly crowned king a mob body that long can greet the public for the first time since after his elaborate coronation ceremonies on saturday budget are long gone ascended the throne two and a half years ago when his father king bumi bond died after a seventy year reign his coronation comes two months after a contentious election in which the opposition tried to oust the ruling military junta. now of course one shot is in bang