. >> good reporting kiley. thank you very much at stake on all this. follow me on twitter and instagram @wolf switzer tweet @cnn sit room. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> outfront next we have breaking news. a ticking tom bomb dangerous overcrowding at migrant facilities, all documented in a new report. the disturbing pictures and a stunning account really from a longtime border agent. 2020 contender mayor yan williamson left out of the piece by vogue about women running for president. she is our guest. mike pence why did he cancel an event at the last minute to rush back to the white house? new details ahead. ets let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news, a shocking report detailing what officials call dangerous and potentially life threatening conditions at migrant shelters in texas. this is the report from the inspector general at the department of homeland security. what is inside these 16 pages cannot be ignored. mass overcrowding of children and adults. some with no acces

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libyan capital the internationally recognized government in tripoli has blamed forces loyal to general kiley for huff to fill the air attack we'll be hearing from the u.n. about conditions on the camp in just a moment but 1st this report on last night's bombing. most people here was sleeping when the attack happened. in the early hours of the morning reports say many of the dead are women and children emergency workers say those killed are mainly african migrants heading for europe thousands of migrants are held in government run tension centers backed by the e.u. from people. going on the group on the hour we are running and some people are still on the. do block so we don't know or want to see the whole world so we know we want to learn to her people are told to report this because due to us the un backed government of national court in tripoli the g.m.a. blamed the self-styled libyan national l.m.a. for the attack it's led by khalifa haftar who controls most of libya outside of tripoli the u.n. have in the past one of such attacks on the ass trikes hits close to detention centers i'm join

and north korea. >> good reporting kiley. thank you very much at stake on all this.instagram @wolf switzer tweet @cnn sit room. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> outfront next we have breaking news. a ticking tom bomb dangerous overcrowding at migrant facilities, all documented in a new report. the disturbing pictures and a stunning account really from a longtime border agent. 2020 contender mayor yan williamson left out of the piece by vogue about women running for president. she is our guest. mike pence why did he cancel an event at the last minute to rush back to the white house? new details ahead. ets let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news, a shocking report detailing w

. >> and kiley, given, everything that clarissa has said and the u.k. is a strong ally of the u.s., but it is a defend over the iran nuclear agreement, and so how much damage is this going to suffer between iran and the u.k. and the rest of europe as a result of this? >> right. and that is what is to be determined as we are tracking how the u.k. is going to respond to this incident, because the truth of the matter is that europe is the lifeline for iran right now. the u.s. has imposed sanctions, and more sanctions and more sanctions under the trump administration after they pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. now, that has really, really tied a knot around the neck of the iranian economy. they are struggling, and that is why they are acting out here. the director of defense intelligence agency was out here at a security conference saying that iran is trying to change the status quo here. they can no longer operate with these tightening of the sanctions, this economic stranglehold that the u.s. has put on them. but the question is now are they kind of p

sam kiley for us in moscow. thank you. >>> it looks like the british ambassador to the united states is not a fan of donald trump. that's putting it likely. la leaked cables call the president, inept, insecure incompetent. a british source confirms them to cnn. he called the white house uniquely dysfunctional. and mr. trump's career could end in disgrace. let's talk about it with cnn's anna stewart, live in london with more about it. good morning to you, anna. certainly, this is kind of a big ouch toward the white house. >> reporter: it's a really damning prdamn ing portrayal of the president and the administration. and these leaked memos go from 2017. and they cover such a broad range of topics, from the u.s. policies in the middle east. most recently, the ambassador questions the claim that he aborted a missile strike on iran at the last minute. quote, the account doesn't stand up. there's another memo where trump's links with russia could see the presidency crashing and burning. he says the president does shr

vehicle make a ford announced its plans to x. 12000 jobs across europe david kiley is the editor in chief of near writes media and he says nestle is under growing pressure from corn its case and a global economic slowdown. they are i think suffering from the vacuum that was created by carlos' goans ouster their own is a very hard driven. powerful c.e.o. who constantly sort of whipped the global operation of the sun as well as the local alliance between nissan and renault to achieve profitability results well now you've got mr 6. head of the sun without carlos you know. the. system and he had a terrible 1st quarter. at the same time you've got auto makers like nissan for general motors preparing for a global slowdown. in auto sales we've already seen it start to happen in europe. and we are expecting a slowdown in north america as well between 20182025 . now i hate wave has sent temperatures soaring across europe breaking records and france britain belgium and the netherlands and even forced the shutdown of a nuclear reactor and gemini as the water got too hot the eiffel towers fountains a

david kiley is editor in chief of new roads media digital content company providing automotive industry analysis he joins us on skype from ann arbor in michigan in the u.s. good to have you with us so is nice and suffering because of the departure of carlos ghosn or is that an oversimplification. well it's a little oversimplification but they are i think suffering from the vacuum that was created by carlos goans ouster own is a very hard driven. powerful c.e.o. who constantly sort of whipped the global operation of nissan as well as the global alliance between nissan and renault to achieve profitability results well now you've got mr 6. had it nissan without carlos go on. sort of whipping the system and he had a terrible 1st quarter. at the same time you've got auto makers like nissan for general motors preparing for a global slowdown in auto cells we've already seen it start to happen in europe and we are expecting a slowdown in north america as well between 290-2025 while we expect things to go i will slow down explain that to all of us well it's a bit cynical go by the forecasts are

in 10 jobs will go across the world by 2023 companies plenty sluggish sales and rising costs david kiley is editor in chief of new roads media he says nissen is under pressure from gunns case and a global economic slowdown. they are i think suffering from the vacuum that was created by are those going to ouster their own it is a very hard driven. powerful c.e.o. who constantly sort of whipped the global operation of nissan as well as the global alliance between nissan and renault to achieve profitability results well now you've got is this a car who's head of nissan without carlos going. sort of 0 with being the system and he had a terrible 1st quarter i did say in time you've got automakers like nissan for general motors preparing for a global slowdown in auto sales we've already seen it start to happen in europe. and we are expecting a slowdown in north america as well between 20182025 of people living on the slopes of the most active volcano in indonesia are embracing the danger they're turning it into a tourist attraction for thrill seekers it's largely reports now from around mt mer

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. >> trump is the most polarizing president we've ever had.oc >> reporter:yn kiley is the associate directorof research at the pew research center. she says couples like jimmy anda li increasingly rare. >> for the most part, people say th their spouses or partne share their same party or lean towards the same party. t so about nine of both democrats and republicans say this. so it's certainly nocase that it's common to have a politically mixed couple. ha reporter: jimmy and lis learned firsthand some of the challenges of disagreeing politically with a p. take immigration. >> this was our argument last night. >> reporter: you were arguing about immigration last night? >> yes. >> reporter: lisa was deeply opposed to the trump policy of family separatn at the mexican border. jimmy's undecided on the president's proposed border wall, but largely agrees with ans positions, especially with the increase of mifamilies crossing the southern border. >> hold it like that, put the clip in.>> ike that? >> yeah. >> reporter: when it comes to gun laws, lisa says she wants to see more restrictions. >> that

cnn's sam kiley following developments from moscow. what does this mean big picture, about what they're doing. >> by tomorrow morning, the international atomic energy authority will be able to discover the extent to which they are enriching uranium beyond that threshold. it won't be very much. they are saying they want a nuclear deal they struck with the international community, led by britain, france, germany, china, russia and back then, the united states, to stick. the americans walked away from it. donald trumper to it up in may. the iranians want to see the money, who are insisting they also want this nuclear deal to stick. this is a mechanism by which they can bypass american sanctions, which has really strangled off of the oil export responsibility. down to about a fifth of what they were. iranians are saying they want to see the instincts and provide them with lines of credit. or better still, direct trade in petroleum products to see some of the benefits of that deal, to be manifest in iran. the british are involved in a spat