there are a thousand john white's. we don't have anything to compare the dna of today too. plus, you might have people who are native american and english and as well as having african dna. but does that same thing about the lost colony? no. because english arrived 50, 60 or 70 years later. within a couple of generations of the lost colonists vanishing, you have a new wave of english coming in. and you cannot vent differentiate between them. dna would have solve this but for the moment, it is part of the limits of science. >> imagine that the stone had never been properly analyzed. i'm curious if that is because they had not yet gone to the point where it could be adequately analyzed or if there was some resistance analyzing it due to cultural biases on part of the scientists? >> the question is about the first stone and whether it was properly analyzed or methods have now or are simply better why wasn't it analyzed? and it was. according to the time in the 1930s he did what analysis they could. but what we have today is for example, -- analysis. you can look in crevices an

ok let's dive a little bit deeper into this and get reaction live with journalist john white john good to have you back on the show as a newsman yourself what do you make of the guardian story. well it's a giant nothing burger doesn't mean in the age of reason if this individual did russian national was spying as an employee you within the us embassy in moscow and had been for a number of years this would be nothing peculiar after all this is for intelligence agencies exist to do under would be a case of a successful russian intelligence and penetrated the us embassy and an embarrassment for the americans medic and intelligence agencies spy on foreign countries and the n.a.c. it came to late had been tapping the phone of angle america german chancellor for a number of years and an operation that was said to have been patently sanctioned by then us president barack obama and that's a us our i we are led to believe saw in an age of reason this would be nothing peculiar to toll if that was true but of course we don't live in an age of reason do we live in an age of unreason unreasoning bo

political journalist john white thank you for your time and your comments. trump russia college and stories are again gaining momentum but now one t.v. channel is under fire with it even suspected of being in cahoots with the kremlin daniel looks into the claims we've all heard about trump russian election collusion you know the great scam that brought the u.s. president to power who's asian of collusion collude passably smelled a whole lot like collusion there was ample evidence of collusion but where is the closure you know there's still looking for closure where if they don't lose your finds a can lose your little did we know the conspiracy goes deeper now it's in the media it started with a trump tweet on proposed land expropriations and alleged murders of white farmers in south africa covered prior to this by fox news president of south africa posed has begun and you may have seen this in the press seizing the land from his own citizens without compensation because they are the wrong skin color that is literally the definition of racism it's a story tha

journalist john white believes many media outlets over reliance on unnamed sources is eroding the audience's trust or this is very short the reporting in this is the epitome of fake news because without naming sources then they can make anything up they want and expect people to believe them and this is a narrative has been spun over the last few years when it comes to russia they are forced to rely on unnamed sources because that is no to placing proper investigative journalism and this is just part of a downward spiral and it will only feed the growing distrust in the group growing this juncture between what people who are supposed to be reading the guardian and no longer are believe is going on a world of what the guardian is tell them is going on it's a really big problem for the mainstream and the west. friday was the day for of the trial of donald trump's former campaign chairman paul metaphor it is the first trial to result from the mall investigations probe into supposed collusion between the u.s. president's campaign and russia and yet the charges brought against metaphor have nothi

igor age than off their well journalist john white believes many media outlets over reliance on name sources is a routing the audience is trust. well this is very very short the reporting in this is the epitome of fake news because without naming sources then we can make anything up they want and expect people to believe them and this is an out of there's been spun over the last few years when it comes to russia they are forced to rely on unnamed sources because that is noted placing proper investigative journalism and this is just part of their ward spiral into will only feed the growing distrust in the group growing this juncture between what people who are supposed to be reading the guardian and no longer are believers going on no world or what the guardian is tell them is going on it's a really big problem for the mainstream and the west. thousands of yemenis have turned out in the capital in protest at all going saudi led coalition earth strikes it was prompted by a deadly raid which killed dozens in the main port city of hope to saudi arabia denies carrying out air strikes in t

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knox white. >> thank you. john knox white. i'm the planning manager in the sustainable streets project. i am speaking on behalf -- not on behalf but that a lot of work that julia wilson on our team did, and i wanted to make sure that they want recognized for her work especially since this is her final tuesday with the agency. she'll be leaving us to go off to graduate school on friday, so we will be sad to miss her. but i wanted to make sure that having gone through this project, all of her hard work was recognized. >> you wanted to put her through one final board meeting? >> we wanted to make sure she was here before she left. >> thank you. >> so just for a quick background, i know it's been a long meeting, so i won't go very long. you know, we convened in 2015 and 2016 a community committee of about 12 -- about ten people to discuss concerns that had arisen and -- over decades in the delores park area around people parking along the median along delores street along 14th and 18th. at that time, we conducted community surveys

john brennan was white house homeland security adviser, he ran the national counterterrorism center under george w. bush, he spent 25 years at the cia, rising to become cia director in 2013. in his capacity as director, he was directly involved, personally involved with the

john dean wrote that memo at the white house on tomorrow's date in 1971. less than two years later in the summer of 1973, john dean decided he was going to let the whole world know about that. not only the plan in general but specifically the constantly updated lists of enemies. >> i do, of course, know and as i have submitted in documents other agencies were involved in seeking politically embarrassing information on individuals who were thought to be enemies of the white house. i might also add in my possession is a rather -- very much down the lines of what you're talking about, is a memorandum that was requested by me to prepare a means to attack the enemies of the white house. there was also maintained what was called an "enemies list" rather extensive and continually updated. >> i'm not going to ask who was on it. [ laughter ] >> i'm afraid you might answer. i wonder, are these documents in the possession of the committee? >> no. but i'd be happy to submit them to the committee. they didn't fit within the request that i had with counsel as to the docu

sanctions it's very likely that we'll see russia respond with to for tat measures political journalist john white believes washington's focus on sanctions is an attempt to divert media attention from troubles at home. i think there is the discord in washington over the effect you see over the sanctions clearly i think key members of the trumpet ministration would be opposed understanding that there counterproductive and also have to pay attention to the increasing disquiet in europe over the sanctions especially in germany which has of course a long standing economic ties with russia so it's to be expected that some of them would be waived but i think this is just an attempt to confuse the public maint and united states to try and distract from the growing problems within that country of problems of ratio and justice social or economic injustice that tend to force on force consensus when it comes to the ability of the us ruling class to wage wage domination in a world this position in a world. trump russia collision stories are again gaining momentum but now one t.v. channel is under fire but eve

sanctions it's very likely that we'll see russia respond with to for tat measures political journalist john white believes washington's focus on sanctions is an attempt to divert media attention from troubles at home i think there is a discord in washington d.c. over the sanctions clearly i think key members of the trumpet ministry. understand that counterproductive the notion of. change. and you know over the sanctions especially germany which has. a long standing economic time. with russia so it's to be expected that some of the movie weaved i think this is just an attempt to confuse the public domain and you need to try to distract from the problems within that country of problems or racial injustice social economic injustice so tend to force them to force consensus when it comes to the ability of the us ruling class to we which domination in the world this position in the world . trump russia collusion stories are again gaining momentum but now one t.v. channel is under fire with it even suspected of being in cahoots with the kremlin than your hearkens looks into the claims we've all heard ab

after all everybody loves a spy drama but some plots a better be saved hollywood script journalist john white believes the western media is an overreliance on all names sources is eroding the audience is trust. well this is a very sure the reporting in this is the epitome of fake news because without naming sources then we can make anything up they want and expect people to believe them and this is a narrative there's been spun over the last few years when it comes to russia they are forced to rely on unnamed sources because that is noted placing proper investigative journalism and this is just part of a downward spiral and it will only feed the growing distrust in the group growing this juncture between what people who are supposed to be reading the guardian and no longer are believers going on no world or what the guardian is tell them is going on it's a really big problem for the mainstream and the west. the health ministry ses one palestinian has been killed and over one hundred others injured in the latest great march of return protests near the border with israel the ministry out of tha

thank you so much. >>> john mccain's senate colleagues returning to washington without him for the first time since 1987. his desk draped in a black cloth and white roses on his desk. his wife, cindy, tweeting that out. georgia republican johnny isaacson with the statement. >> anybody who tarnishes the reputation of john mccain deserving a whipping. i would say it is time to pause and say this was a great man. he gave everything for us. >> as of now, republican senators are mixed on chuck schumer's proposal to rename the russell building after mccain. orrin hatch says yes, but others say it is too soon to decide. the russell office building had been named after long time georgia senator richard russell. he was a democrat, but opposed the civil rights act. >>> in the wake of john mccain's passing, arizona voters go to the polls today. republicans choose between three candidates. martha mcsally and kelli ward and former sheriff joe arpaio. ward released a statement and many spoke out. >> for this, i apologize. for this, the intention of my comments were no way directed at senator mccain or his family. >> the frontrunner for the democratic senate no

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john cochran, former nbc white house correspondent. and kristinons, walker, current white house news correspondent, participate in this event hosted by the association for education in journalism and mass communication. jennifer: so one of the things the president gets to do is invite people to come give a keynote address, and as i was thinking about our locale, our lovely logo with the capital, all i had to do was turn on the news, look at the newspaper, open my twitter feed, and realize what our topic had to be. it had to be looking at the relationship between our chief executive and the white house press corps. and so, i am so honored to have -- instead of one guest, i decided to do a q&a panel with three outstanding white house press corps members, and i will bring them up one at a time. the format is going to be, we will have a conversation, and i will tell you, i think our friends at c-span, who were going to air this at 9:30 eastern tonight -- they are taking it right now, and that way it can be shared by so many people all over

job and simply replaced the words white with the words black or the word jewish she did that and then tweeted out the remarks now there's hundreds of tweets from sarah john regarding white people she simply changed the target of the tweet from white whites to black or jewish when she did this the response of twitter was to shut down her account now candace owns says she has no problem with that that these kind of painful tweets shouldn't be allowed this is what she said about twitter shutting down her account after she slightly altered the tweets of another journalist on the surface i actually agree with twitter's assessment i believe that what i said when i tweeted was wrong you should not be able to tweet about any race or any group that you want them canceled that they should live underground i don't know why suddenly people think that white people are excluded from that scenario that people can't be racist towards white people when in fact they often are the problem with the new york times essentially saying shinning her behavior is that they are signaling to the rest of the world that racism actually is ok as long as you pick the right race. now fro

york times journalist sarah job and simply replaced the words white with the words black or the word jewish hundreds of tweets from sarah john regarding white people she simply changed the target of the tweet from whites to black or jewish when she did this the response of twitter was to shut down her account candace owens says that twitter was right to take down her posts and ban her for making hateful comments regarding black and jewish people she says however the outrage is that sarah johnson was not banned for making these comments about white people on the surface i actually agree with twitter's assessment i believe that what i said what i tweeted was wrong you should not be able to tweet about any race or any group that you want them canceled that they should live underground i don't know why suddenly people think that white people are excluded from that scenario that people can't be racist towards white people when in fact they often are the problem with the new york times essentially saying shinning her behavior is that they are signaling to the rest of the world that racism actually is ok as long as you pick the rig

now anytime the name john white webster comes up or professor webster or any variation thereof -- i started looking up webster, one of the first things that came up was hue had in involved-- he had been in the 1820's. this was not an aspect of his life that came up in any of the journals. webster is described as being decidedly unathletic. it's those odd little details that pop up from across the country where you don't expect it. that has made the resource really quite extraordinary. think of it as the secondary characters, there are lots of commentaries about some of the people at the center of the case. one thing i became interested in though, the number of people around it. the judge, the attorneys, the neighbors. and he became -- when the boston police department was formally founded. if you look up any two keys that's what you will find. the california state legislature. that's where the old newspaper is. almost indiscriminately. a little bit extra on. the western known aspects of the first chief of police of boston. glorious.ng was and spare bostonians -- to those occasions when it d

> a source telling cnn the president is talking to friends about possible replacements for john kelly. >> whiteouse chief of staff john kelly may be ready to leave his job very soon. >> it could come this week or the mid-july trip to europe. >> the reports he was likely to leave by july 31. and that he repeatedly referred to trump as an idiot. >> he'll be leaving by his own choice or by president trump deciding he had enough. howie: trump's decision to keep kelly doesn't knock down stories that kelly has vented to others about wanting to leave or he offered his resignation after the furor over rob porter. and kelly may not make it through 2020. the president could change his mind next month or even next week. those who work for this president don't always know what he's going to do. using sources to predict what he's going to do and dismissing the official denial is risky business. corey lewandowski has constantly been battling the press on twitter. with the crowd yelling and cursing jim acosta, we'll talk to the reporter who pressed howie: with so many media controversies swirling around the p

from cnn's abby phillip at the white house. >> reporter: dave and laura, a day of controversy with president trump making an about face. issuing a statement about senator john mccain at the white house. listen. >> also our hearts and prayers are going to the family of senator john mccain. there will be a lot of activity over the next number of days. we very much appreciate everything that senator mccain has done for the country. >> reporter: the comments were the first the president made on monday after ignoring questions from reporters on five straight occasions when they asked him to comment on mccain's death. >> mr. president, any thoughts on john mccain? >> do you believe john mccain is a hero? >> nothing at all about john mccain? >> press, let's go. make your way out. let's go. we're finished. >> mr. president, any comment on john mccain, sir? >> reporter: the president had faced push back from democrats and republicans on capitol hill and veterans groups and even from within the white house. finally, on monday afternoon, he issued a statement addressing mccain's service to the nation after only issuing condolences to mccain's family. that statement au

john meacham. in phoenix white house correspondent and long-time capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. and joining us by phone former senior advisor and the host of "deadline white house" on msnbc, nicolle wallace. nicolle, i want to start with you since you spent so much time behind the scenes with somebody who most americans know through their television sets, through the campaigns that he waged through seeing the moments of the past few years. what was john mccain, the man, like behind those closed doors when the cameras were off? who was the man that you knew? >> you know, i think so much of john mccain's person a was consistent with what i saw behind the scenes. what you see is what you get. but what i think the high profile moments in politics we

john mccain as i remember him. i'm not here to talk about the press's handling of a difference between the white house and the pressis time. >> it's not the press's handling. it's president trump's handling of john mccain's death. >> look, john mccain was a great american who deserves to be recognized as a great american. he is being recognized by his colleagues and friends around. melania trump has certainly put out an exceptionally strong statement outlining the appreciation for his service. the white house has recognized the sorrow of the family. and i think americans ought to be looking at the positive side not trying to create a division amongst people who are in joint sorrow mourning a great american. >> and are you satisfied that president trump's statement goes far enough? >> i suspect there will be additional statements over time and i think this effort to try and create a cleavage there really does disturb me -- >> can you repeat that -- somebody was talking to me, effort to what? >> cleavage between the white house and those that are mourning john mccain. it is thisse effort by the pres to accent wait th

down to the south end of the film, round top is the home for the evening of john white gary's division. there were more troops than we saw. john buford and his troopers who are often forgotten about after the morning action, his troops end up down around the peach orchard area, which is a high plateau. we have more union soldiers arriving from the south and the confederates from the north and west. the confederates go into the town of gettysburg occupying 70% of the town. there is a no man's land on the south end of the town because you have sharpshooter action and you have more confederates making their way down route 30, which is turned into a massive traffic jam like interstate 95 around the fourth of july. if you ever go to the reenactment and think it is bad, you should have been here for the real thing. it got so bad confederates had to march their way into town to get into town. the armies will put together their plans on the morning of july 2. the opposing force looks like this. they have a massive force around the ridge, seminary ridge as well. the confederates will also strin

john. you covered many presidents in the white house. if you could just give your reflections on how that relationship has evolved during the time you were in the white house? john: i am old. she mentioned eisenhower, so you know i am old. i will use some prepared notes. you are familiar with the old axiom, i wish you to live in interesting times. we live in a time that is too interesting. [laughter] john: this morning, my wife barbara and i were reading the washington post in bed. we still subscribe to real newspapers. the post and the new york times. [applause] john: that was easy applause. >> yeah. [laughter] john: so i saw a quote from a "washington post" reporter who covers national security things, and he gave a pretty accurate summation of what we have all lived through since january of last year. it is from greg miller. he covers national security issues, especially russian hacking, it applies to other issues as well. here is a quote. "it is really bewildering. it is not just the story, which is the craziest and most complicated

. >>> tonight, the white house, the president and the about-face on senator john mccain. after breaking precedent, putting the flag back at full-staff, there was heavy criticism today, and then the white house late this afternoon lowering the flag again. our correspondent asking the president repeatedly today, do you have any words about john mccain? the president saying nothing. and tonight, the moment in phoenix, as john mccain's farewell message is read, his final words. and tonight, our trip to the hanoi hilton in vietnam where john mccain was held prisoner of war, and what we found all these years later. >>> also developing this monday night, the deadly shooting rampage, the red laser dots targeting one of the victims who was then shot. tonight, chilling new details about the alleged gunman, his arsenal and the faces of the victims. >>> pope francis under fire tonight, pressed by a reporter, did you know about an american cardinal and alleged abuse? how the pope answers. >>> the severe weather threat as we come on the air. thunderstorm watches in effect across several

john mccain. our hearts and prayers are with you. the white house tribute to john mccain as you pointed out did not last long. flags were lowered to half staff after his passing for 1 1/2 days. they're now back at full staff. the white house said they were following the protocol keeping the flags at half staff for 1 1/2 days after a member passing. the president getting flak about that from veterans group why he didn't issue a proclamation to keep them at half staff for a longer period of time. the "american legion" sent a letter to the president saying mccain served honorably. they said they have not received a response back but we hope it will be in agreement. the "american legion" in the letter pointing out that the president issued a proclamation to lower for an extended period of time the flags for the passing of barbara bush and billy graham. shep? >> shepard: official statements from the white house have been the norm the last 30 years that i've been watching such things. it's my understanding that some of his closest advisers said we n

secretly taping her firing by john kelly in the white house situation room... most secure rooms in washington... with no devices allowed...john kelly/white house chief of staff:"i think it's important to understand that if we make this a friendly departure, you can look at your time here in the white house as a year of service to the nation. and then you can go on without any type of difficulty in the future relative to your reputation." trump tweeting today that despite intense pressure to fire omarosa, he kept her around because "she only said great things about me."adding "wacky omarosa" skipped work, missed meetings and was a vicious colleague... despite promising this on the campaign trail.president donald trump:"we're going to get the best people in the world."asked about omarosa over the weekend, trump said this president donald trump: "low life. she's a low life." omarosa had no defined role in the west wing, but raked in nearly two hundred thousand taxpayer-funded dollars and carried the title assistant to the president...she's also claiming the trump 2

john mccain himself. he graduated from annapolis is five from the bottom by the way, something he always added. >>> and the white house made a statement calling john mccain a hero, but mr. trump did not want to release it. he posted a short tweet, but did not mention any service or sacrifice or his time in vietnam. josh is joining us now, did president trump not want to release an official white house statement on john mccain's service? >> the president's senior aides crafted a statement that called him a hero and went into the details of his life as a prisoner of war and his time in the senate, and there was a lot of accomplishments listed. and then on saturday afternoon and saturday evening, when john mccain died, the president nixed it and he said he would prefer to send a tweet instead. and then on sad evturday evenin tweeted condolences, but absent in the tweet was any sort of commendation towards mccain for his time in the military, his time in the senate, or any kind of positive praise about the long-term senator. >> do you have reporting on why? why doesn't he respect his military service or sacrifice? >

white house. >>> new voices criticizing president trump for revoking the security clearance of a former cia chief. reaction from john brennan. >>> we begin with a live picture of the white house. the president lashing out over a new report by the "new york times," that white house top attorney, don mcgahn, has cooperated extensively with the mueller investigation. the president has been on a tweet storm this morning, invoking mccarthyism and attacking one of the key figures in the watergate investigation. meanwhile, omarosa manigault-newman revealing new details about her cooperation with mueller's investigations, and making this shocking allegation against the president in regard to race relations. >> i believe he wants to start a race war in this country. >> here to talk about all this, nbc white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. she's in new jersey where the president is spending the weekend. democratic strategist danielle mills. consulta consultant, singleton. and glen kirshner. i'll go to kelly first. i can't count the number of tweets. let me stop, i think six, if not more, a series of tweets the president

chief white house correspondent john roberts at the white house. >> we're hearing from the white house and the president as you pointed out earlier, relax to the cohen plea deal. the president's outside attorneys tried to portray michael cohen as a liar. but on many occasions in the past he has been very emphatic and saying that the president had nothing to do with the payments. and now he's suddenly changing his story with his back against the wall to say well, no, i was directed by the president to do this and i was directed by the tonight do it on two occasions. as you might well imagine, that was the first question at the preefing this afternoon. here's how sarah huckabee sanders responded to it. >> are you saying the president has never lied to the american people? so many people look at the tape of him on air force one saying he knew nothing about these payments. when in fact we now know he knew everything about these payments. has he lied? >> secretary sanders: look, again, that's a ridiculous accusation. the president in this matter has done nothing wrong and there are no charg

matthews. >> jonathan lamire, heidi prisbilla and national affairs analyst for nbc news john highland and the white house correspondent for pbs news hour. joe and mika have the morning off and we'll begin with president trump revoking the security clearance of cia director john brennan. white house press secretary sarah sanders announced the action yesterday by wrereading statement by the president. >> mr. brennan's line and recent country is consistent with access to the nation's most closely held secrets and facilities. the very aim of our adversaries. >> focused on a nude to protene among those he holds responsible for the russia investigation saying, quote, i call it the rigged witch-hunt is a sham and these people let it. so i think it is something that had to be done. on msnbc yesterday brennan said the president is acting out of fear. >> i think he fears individuals who could damage him. could damage his standing from the american people. look at the way he's been referring to bob mueller. bob mueller who is a national treasure and an icon within the law enforcement and justice communities w

white house, mr. trump ignoring questions. >> mr. president, any thoughts on john mccain? >> reporter: but his actions speaking volumes, the white house today returning the flag to its full height as those around the nation's capital remained at half staff but by afternoon amid intensifying pressure, a reversal. mr. trump writing despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect senator john mccain's service to the country in his honor ordering all flags at half staff until mccain's burial. >> i will miss one of the very finest gentlemen with whom i've had the honor to serve. >> reporter: and in his home state an outpouring of respect. his long-time aid mark salter on today. >> among those paying tribute, joe biden and george w. bush and barack obama. while the current president won't be there. >> what's america like without john mccain? >> what i hope is that john mccain's legacy will rub off on a few people. future politicians who look at this and say, john mccain was the real deal, maybe i ought to follow that model. >> reporter: senator mccain's first stop will

john mccain well. andy card. on set in washington, white house correspondent, anita, along with political reporter, sahill. let's start with what hans is talking about here, this idea of people in john mccain's orbit not wanting to make this about a fight with donald trump. i'd like to get your reaction to that and to the idea, as one donald trump ally said to me, where has john kelly been on this, and been on the response to this? you were a former chief of staff. what should he be doing? what would you have done? >> first of all, john mccain contributed so much to this country and to democracy. democracy here in the united states and around the world. we should pay tribute to him. i do not see this as an opportunity to have a talk about a battle with donald trump or whatever. john mccain could be angry but, ultimately, he'd come back to you and say, we have to work together. he was very good at building bridges. with regard to the chief of staff of the white house, i'm sure he respects john mccain's unbelievable service to this country. o

. >> my name is fran taylor and i was interested had to hear from john white knox involving the behavioral psychologist to find out why drivers drive like such jerks. and one thing they would suggest is contempt for pedestrians. this starts actually on the sidewalk and in parking situations. and i'm worried about how data gets manipulated. i have been concerned that residential parking permit violations get ticketed like five to seven times more often than sidewalk parking violations. which do harm, especially to people who have trouble getting around, maneuvering around cars on the sidewalk. and i think that this breeds contempt for pedestrians that is then manifested in a failure to yield. and we're just regarded as these sort of large wingless pigeons that are supposed to flutter out of the way of the more important vehicle. when i complain to m.t.a. about this discrepancy in ticketing because you have sidewalks everywhere, where only some of them are under r.p.p. and only certain hours of the day and the traffic control officer has to come twice to catch the time, it's a lot more work

white house mr. trump ignoring questions. >> mr. presidentany oughts on john mccain? >> reporter: but his actions speaking volumes, the white house today returning the flag to its full height as those around the nation's capit remained at half staff yiut by afternoon amid intensng pressure, a reversal. mr. trump writing despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect senator john mccain's service to the country in his honor ordering all flags at half staff in until mccain's buria until mccain's burial. until mccain's burial. >> one of the very finest gentleman with whom i've had the honor to serve. >> reporter: and in hihome state an outpouring of respect. his long-time aid mark salter on today. >> the roads were lined with people who spontaneously showed up to wave flags and put their hands over their hearts, it was quite moving. eporter: ahead of celebrations of a statesman that defied party labels amo those paying tribute, vice president joe biden and former presidents former rivals, george w. ansh barack obama. while the current president won't be there.

also to come donald trump revokes the security clearance of former cia director john brennan white house says the president is looking into also revoking security clearances of several other high profile figures linked with the intelligence community and the russian cosmonauts are currently in orbit conducting repair works at the international space station we showing you live pictures from a cosmonaut sporty camper. hello there welcome it's good to have you company is just gone one am here in moscow you're watching r.t. international our top story this hour the death toll from a suicide bomb attack in the afghan capital has risen to forty eight and is likely to rise further to according to local health officials and word of warning warning that you might find the upcoming images distressing sixty others were injured in the attack on a private education center in a shiite neighborhood of cobol it's not clear yet if it was only students or whether teachers were among the victims the taliban since denied that had any involvement in the assault instead the attack is being blamed on islamic

secretly taping her firing by john kelly in the white house situation room... e of the most secure rooms in washington... with no devices allowed...john kelly/white house chief of staff:"i think it's important to understand that if we make this a friendly departure, you can look at your time here in the white house as a year of service to the nation. and then you can go on without any type of difficulty in the future relative to your reputation." trump tweeting today that despite intense pressure to fire omarosa, he kept her around because "she only said great things about me."adding "wacky omarosa" skipped work, missed meetings and was a vicious colleague... despite promising this on the campaign trail.president donald trump:"we're going to get the best people in the world."asked about omarosa over the weekend, trump said this president donald trump: "low life. she's a low life." omarosa had no defined role in the west wing, but raked in nearly two hundred thousand taxpayer-funded dollars and carried the title assistant to the president...she's also claiming th