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go ahead, kevin. >> congressman jack kingston, i worked with you up on the hill.arky, questions that were smart, questions that were dumb. questions we agreed with, questions we disagreed with. did you ever body slam anybody when you were working on capitol hill? >> i never did but i'm not a big guy. >> let's not normalize it as if it was something that happens every day. >> i'm not. let's not overdramatize it. let's not overdramatize it. >> don't underdramatize it. >> okay. yeah, but where was the journalist outrage when people were throwing glass and chairs through storefront windows in the wake of the trump election? where was that outrage? there was violence, there were people being pulled out -- >> jack, you're condoning this -- >> a false equivalence here. that's the problem. that's a bit of a false equivalence, all right? >> okay. i'll admit -- >> jack, let him finish. go ahead. >> one of the things that's worrisome about this is it is a sort of, you know, a snapshot of our politics and i think the politics of hypocrisy and tribalism which is as long as it

>> well, i have a lot of respect for jack kingston but i disagree with him.i think you were right on the money with this. when you know that there have been all kinds of questions about russian interference in our presidential election and you know it's a problem, why would you want to have these connections, these back channel connections with did russians and think that it wouldn't look funny or something wouldn't pass the smell test? it seems to me that you wouldn't want to do something like that. again i don't want to keep sounding like a broken record but i think we deserve nothing less than an independent commission that can sblook this and so many things that have come out already and that will come out in the future. >> i have to ask with you who were in the obama administration, were there ever discussions about creating secure communications or did they let you know this was happening? were you involved at all in these discussions? >> not to my recollection. certainly there's a lot we have learned since this period of time that nobody knew in the ad

former white house adviser for obama, jen sake, and former senior adviser to the campaign, jack kingstonks to all. you heard sean spicer saying, look, the real reason president obama warned donald trump about flynn was because flynn was critical of obama. he didn't like him, and that is why trump dismissed the warning, because he thought it was one guy not liking another. does that add up to you? >> it is true that it wasn't a state secret what president obama thought of michael flynn. he fired him in 2014. and his views were shared by a number of people high up in the national security team who worked under president obama and who had worked under republicans as well. because the jump from dia to national security adviser is a big jump. he's somebody who didn't have expertise in a lot of areas that would be relevant, and they thought there was a widespread thought that there were better people for the job. it's not a surprise he shared that. but the more concerning warning to everyone should be the warning done by sally yates. that he is somebody who was vulnerable to influence of russi

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. >> and cong congressman kingston, the trump white house has now completely changed story. they said the firing was because of deputy attorney general rob rosenstein. and this evening they put out a few time line that suggests it was not rosenstein but trump the driving force. "the washington post" reporting that when rosenstein was throwned the the bus yesterday, he threatened to quit. >> he's a political pretzel. he was a loose canon. and i've got to say the people who branded fire comey were the democrats. and they really don't have credibility at this point to be clan complaining about -- in fact, i was commenting a mintts ago it was a double gift to the democrats. they got rid of somebody they wanted to get fired and now they're complaining about it. >> this has nothing to do with the democrats. it has stwreer woe to do with them. this is about an fbi director who said he's investigating the white house, the campaign, and president trump's behavior and then he gets fired. the hillary clinton investigation is long past done. this is about whether or not the president is

this is the packing plant for kingston technology.deliberately located here as a gateway to global trade. the company's growth tells the story of economic immigration. it's a story of workers from around the world. my name is... a multilingual sales and support team keep kingston competitive. staff from 35 countries selling to customers in at least 20 languages. i don't think that immigration means that people like me are taking jobs away from uk people. myjob requires me to have french as my mother tongue and speak several other languages which make it easierfor a person from another country. kingston says it struggles to find multilingual brits because many emigrate. so is it worried about what's likely to be the end of free movement after brexit? once you have made an investment decision like we did 20 years ago and have a committed workforce here, it's very difficult to make a decision to move away. however, there are always new businesses being set up and companies who today make that decision might decide to to it in berlin or i

this is the packing plant for kingston technology. gateway to global trade. the company's growth tells the story of economic immigration. it's a story of workers from around the world. my name is... a multilingual sales and support team keep kingston competitive. staff from 35 countries selling to customers in at least 20 languages. i don't think that immigration means that people like me are taking jobs away from uk people. myjob requires me to have french as my mother tongue and speak several other languages which make it easierfor a person from another country. kingston says it struggles to find multilingual brits because many emigrate. so is it worried about what's likely to be the end of free movement after brexit? once you have made an investment decision like we did 20 years ago and have a committed workforce here, it's very difficult to make a decision to move away. however, there are always new businesses being set up and companies who today make that decision might decide to to it in berlin or in france or somewhere else. ne

michelle: this morning the judge denied bail for the three teenagers. 6-year-old kingston frazier was asleep in the backseat of the mother's car when it was stolen. the court documents say 19-year-old byron mcbride stole the car and then shot the little boy. >> my son baby. did not kill that baby. but y'all are going to kill my son. >> all we want is justice to be done. >> we are here to support kingston. we want justice to take its place. michelle: prosecutors filed capital murder charges against mcbride and the two 17-year-olds arrested in the case but they are not sure if they will seek the death penalty. michelle marsh, abc7 news. larry: thank you. horrific admission from a mother accused of killing her own children in ohio. police say that helton says she shot her 8-year-old daughter and the 6-year-old son to save them from the evil in the world. she is accused of shooting them last thursday. they both died over the weekend. an 11-year-old girl home at the time wasn't hurt. nancy: coming up at 5:00, a man admits to killing two roommates. find out why he says he did it. >> a white

. >> well, my question is and i asked someone earlier, i think it was jack kingston.his isn't just a president whippering in someone's ear i'm telling you a rumor or this is possibly happening. it seems they were emphatic about this was happening, you should not appoint this person. and then sally yates went over to white house to tell them because there were issues with it. this isn't just someone whissering in someone's ear and maybe you like the guy or don't. this is they had intelligence. >> whisper or not it depends really on what that intelligence was and whether it was pressing and right to accept what president trump was being told. he may have thought it was not valid. i don't know. i don't know what it was. >> yeah. and the question i had as i was listening to this all day, how would it behoove sally yates or a president of the united states, barack obama, to give information because they didn't like or to give false information about michael flynn? it makes absolutely no sense to me that -- that they would even do that. how does it benefit either of them to

devils are through to the quarter—finals of the challenge cup, but they were given a scare by hull kingstoned their super league opponents 111—6 at half—time however after the break, salford upped their game and found their form when they needed it, scoring 18 unanswered points to eventually win by ten. this try from ben murdoch maila secured the victory and ensured salford advance to the last eight. well, we're still in the early stages of what looks sets to be a fight to the finish in the formula one world title. this weekend it's the fifth race of the season, the spanish grand prix and ferrari's sebastian vettel already looks like the driver to beat this year. however, mercedes lewis hamilton will have something to say about it. the briton was fastest in both of today's opening practice sessions in barcelona as tom clarkson reports. formula 1's european season kicks off with the spanish grand prix in barcelona. the team's trip to the track with the first time on friday with 21 and a half or practice sessions. all of the teams bringing lots of aerodynamic upgrades to this race and you'd h

>> well, you know, don, this is so familiar, i think i was on your show with jack kingston three weeksgo when they had a vote scheduled for the next day, they were confident and didn't have a good outcome. the outcome tomorrow could be different, but i'll tell you, what we know for sure, still a rocky road in the senate and again in the house and if the president signs it, this will be trumpcare and the republicans will own this going into a very difficult midterm election. >> so the core issue here, pre-existing conditions under the affordable care act. those people were covered at the same rate and they added an amendment that offered $8 billion to help people with pre-existing conditions with their premiums. you say this is an attempt from trump to get them covered. explain that. >> are you talking to me? >> yeah. look, every -- virtually every single independent health or medical association has opposed this because they know it's a political leaf to lure moderate republicans and increase costs for people with pre-existing conditions and a political stunt in order to pass this bill

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now jack kingston of georgia, jason candor, and ken naftali.nd former director of the nixon presidential library. you know a lot about nixon, more than probably anybody else out there. ok. so let me start with you. do you think these comparisons are -- they're coming from democrats. are they fair? >> well, i saw the comparison between the two men at the beginning of the administration was fair because president nixon had a lot of knowledge about the world. he and president trump share a certain rage, a certain sense of being victims and a slight pair now ya. what happened yesterday could very well be a parallel. i say could be, because what richard nixon tried to do was obstruct juflt. tom foreman pointed out in a piece. nixon knew exactly what he was doing. he did not want the these tapes which would incriminate him to find its way to the prosecutor. when he couldn't find a cockamamie compromise to get this senator stennis, a southern conservative democrat to listen to the tapes and fine off on white house-produced transcripts, when that didn'

congressman kingston, you heard congressman dent saying there are no votes not being counted. if this fails, what does if -- >> i don't think it would fail. if they have five to ten unaccounted for people in terms of where they're going to be, they're not going to -- the speaker can't afford to have this vote fail officially on the floor. i think what they're going to have do is keep fighting and keep fighting and keep trying to get it done. what i do know is every republican, whether he ran for a dog catcher or school board or president -- >> they ran on it. >> they all ran on repeal and replace. they have to do something. >> do you agree they have to continue on, whether it's piecemeal or trying to do a big change? >> i think for the overall -- like congressman kingston said, because obamacare was a central part of what republicans ran on since 2010, that resulted in huge legislative victories -- i mean huge legislative elections, even on the local level, people are expecting that. here is the problem, you have so many -- the demographics are changing in some of the republic

occupants of 57 39 nottingham drive, robert mckay, christina kingston, come out with your hands up out the front door with no weapons. >> reporter: that deputy issued that command multiple times, several times within the past half hour or so but as you can see back out here live, the standoff is still going on. the man and woman inside that he asked to come out with their arms up and no weapons out the front door apparently have not lpd to those commands and are still holed up inside. we have seen at least two people who live a couple doors down away from the barricaded situation. these are other neighbors leaving for work so it's not clear if they've been told to shelter in place but we know there are other people still in homes a couple doors down. reporting live from el sobrante, bob redell, today in the bay. >>> more breaking news. the sudden and unexpected death of one of grunge rock's signature singers chris cornell. ♪ black hole sun, won't you come ♪ >> cornell was lead singer of soundgarden, a seattle band that shot to fame in the mid-'90s. he was later the front man for audio

in rugby league, salford red devils came from behind to beat hull kingston rovers.e cup. they won 2a—1a. final practice is under way for the spanish grand prix. live text commentary on the bbc sport website. i will have more shortly in the next hour. drayton manor theme park will reopen today, four days after an 11—year—girl died after falling from a ride. evha jannath, from leicester, fell from a boat on the splash canyon ride. the park's owners say the ride will remain shut, along with ones that overlook it, as a mark respect to her family. the captain of the costa contoured ear will begin his jail sentence. he will serve a 60 yearjail term after italy's highest court upheld the sentence. 32 people died when the vessel hit the rocks off an italian island five years ago. pope francis will canonise two portuguese children at a mass taking place now at a spot where they reported seeing the virgin mary exactly 100 years ago. and hese are live pictures now. the story, two young shepherds, brother and sister, aged seven and nine at the time, said they saw a vision of th

. >> another kingston your self. >> is it worth your box office bucks. kevin mccarthy is here.r to be here this morning, king arthur coming out in theaters and guy ritchie is directing this movie. i have been following his career for so long, the sherlock holmes film, this movie, he is playing king arthur, slow motion, and amazing moment where king arthur finally takes control of excalibur and everything slows down, taking out the bad guys and i want to know how they filmed that moment. watch this. >> the idea of playing with speed, excel over -- excalibur slowing down time for me to be moving at different speed, different time rates in people i was fighting. then shoot my stuff alone which created a physical challenge, to put that much force into a blow and stop the inertia your self, connecting with someone else requires enormous energy. >> most audiences know him from sons of anarchy but he is becoming a huge star. in this film he plays king arthur. the movie has some great action sequences, the editing is similar to what guy ritchie has done with two smoking barrels, even t

in kingston, ontario, world university, that is here in toronto, different parts of this province.ven when n i leave the province of ontarioio, no matter where em in the country, it is extremely hard as a younger black person not to attract the attention of police. i am terrified when these interactions happepen, but agai, the reason we have been having this conversation about carding -- amy: explain w what that is. >> y you did a a great job in te intro. it is a practice of not only stopping people, c civilians who arare not suspected of a any cr, but documenenting your interactions with them and keeping them in a database. so keeping noncriminal records of civilians. this has been a rampant practice in the city of toronto. there are vevery, very few black families and individuals this practice has not touched in one way or another. or recently, we have been talking about how even police stationed in our schools are engaging in surveillance against students. our collecting information on students a so-called school resource officers who are posted in our high schools when they're

police say kingston frazier was in the back seat of his mother's car when the teens stole it from a grocery store parking lot on thursday, the car was found with the boy inside shot to death. the teens being held without bail. >>> a pittsburgh area school employee was allegedly caught on video picking up a student by the neck twice. joseph golden the third phasing charges after this piece of video surface showing him picking up a 13-year-old boy off the ground and carrying him down the hallway by the neck. his hands were around the boy's neck a behavioral specialist, the lawyer said he was doing his job. >> the kid didn't go to the hospital he didn't go to the doctors, he told the principals he was not hurt. it is simple assault. he faces charge. woodland hill school officials saying he will be fired. >>> tornadoes may have caused severe damage in new brunswick, canada. the strong winds snapped telephone poles and knocking out power to thousands there. the roofs of homes ripped off him no serious injuries reported. authorities say the damage bears the hallmark of several tornadoes. the offi

. >> adrian, hillary, congressman kingst kingston, thanks.aking news. thank you so much for watching. >>> good evening from washington. there's breaking news here in the russian investigation on top of everything else. when we left you last night, we were struggling to make sense of what had just happened. all of us asking the same key questions. could the firing of fbi director james comey been anything other than the president getting rid of the official investigating him and his campaign? would it be about anything but russia? today from the president on down, the white house tried to explain the president's action. as the surrogates and the spokespeople spoke, the words running smack dab into one undisputable thing, the president's own words that run counter what the white house is now saying. one piece of new reporting after

kingston frazier was in a car stolen from a grocery store parking lot this morning in jackson, mississippi. it was recovered hours later with his body in the back. police say he had been shot at least once. one suspect is in custody and police are looking for another. >>> school is almost out for the summer but if you are in prince george's county, listen up. you now have some extra days of school. live from obama elementary and upper more role. i can only imagine how the kids are feeling . >> reporter: let's be real, no kids want more school especially when they are counting down for the summer, but this creates problems for parents. we spoke to several parents hear a moment ago telling us how frustrating it is to find out all this news so late in the school year. >> it's just something i would like to know. the status talking about this announcement. schools are adding two days to the school year and we are not talking about next year. we are talking about this school year. >> less than 90 left. all of the sun we have to days. >> and for some it's not worth the inconvenience. >> what can

the mother of kingston frazier told police her car was stolen from a grocery store parking lot in jackson, mississippi, around 2:30 pm yesterday morning and her son was asleep in the backseat. later in the morning, the car was spotted 30 miles away in madison county. authorities say the six-year- old boy was in the backseat and that he had been shot. three teenagers were arrested in connection with that crime. >>> two women and a seven-year- old boy are the hospital and washington state after falling from a ferris wheel near sea otter. they fell 30 feet and landed on the metal base at the bottom of the right. a witness said one of the cards flipped over upside down and the riders fell out. a fourth person was hurt after he was clipped by one of the victims. he refused medical treatment. the ferris wheel was shut down but the other rides continue to operate. >>> 16 million car owners will get compensated at the largest automotive recall and u.s. history. four carmakers, toyota, subaru, mazda and the mw, have agreed to pay $555 million to settle a lawsuit stemming from that massive takata a

. >> want to bring in now cnn political commentator and jack kingston, the form senior advise door therump argues that the onus is on the obama administration. is that how it works? >> it's not clear what else the obama administration could have done. first, they fired the guy. the former president urged him to cut the guy loose, and president donald trump kept him anyways. so what's the basis here at this point for the trump administration to not to just acknowledge this was a bad hire. i mean he lied to the vice president, mike pence. you think that donald trump would side with his vice president over this guy who was a bad actor and barack obama warned was a bad actor. only suspicious i have as to why they continue to cover for mike flynn and make excuses for him and he wasn't just acting as a free agent. >> that's an assumption. but the question is should have president-elect trump should have listened to president obama? >> i think that's difficult to say in that matter of time. i've sat down with former opponents and you just don't know what you can really trust. just because he'

in august, 1938, he traveled to kingston, queens university, where he accepted an honorary degree, and in the course of this visit, wrote a declaration that the united states would not stand idly by if canada were attacked or invaded. the primus of canada a few days later in a speech that she was caught off guard and was not expecting this -- said candidate would do the same. it was not that roosevelt was afraid of an attack from canada, what an attack through canada if canada got involved in a war and some enemy would be able to attack the united states. so by 1938, the hemisphere was relatively safe, relatively safe in south america and to the north in canada. in addition to this at the beginning of 1938, roosevelt had a great idea that perhaps the problems of the world could be solved having the leaders of the major countries get together, talk about their differences, and this raised a question, where were they going to have such a conference? they could not have it in the united states because most americans wanted to stay out of the war. they could not have it in europe. switzerl

. >> do you have any ed that -- >> now ryan lizza and jack kingston. i'm curious as a reporter what you made out of that interview. and the president's refuse stall, he says he doesn't stand by anything, but he's clearly standing by those comments. >> he didn't make a case specifically, he just threw out some words, but he didn't actually make a specific claim. previously he said in a tweet that it was a wiretap. then he said that the british surveillance intelligence services perhaps were responsible for this and then he said that it was actually about incidental collection and unmasking. so there are three claims, each one was debunked and there's no evidence for the original wiretapping tweet or any of the others. but he still seems to want to generally to be thought that there's something behind it, without actually making any specific claim anymore. because all the other ones have fallen apart. he really gets that frustrated, but he seemed very frustrated that he was pressed on it which to me is a sign he's given up defending this, but doesn't wan

kingston, for joining us. a sense of whether rothschild is committed to south africa as it used to be, after the deposing of the finance minister. kingston: i think we are facing challenging circumstances in south africa. the world is itself a very different place than the last time the world economic forum was held. we're seeing significant investment interest in certain sectors. i think we need to explore what we need to do to stimulate greater long-term investment flows against what i said is a pretty uncertain back to both -- backdrop both in south africa and further field. francine: what your clients asking you? are they concerned about the future of south africa? what is the question you get the most? martin: the question we get the most at the moment is with the reshuffle that to place a few weeks ago, with the downgrade we received from two of the rating agencies, pending review by moody's in terms of the long-term and short-term debt, there is a question mark about not only the regulatory on policy fr

in between that point and kingston highway since we're blocked, you can take haddon avenue to get by.route 38 or follow detours they have posted there, as well. watching sun glare on the schuylkill expressway. this is the eastbound side. maybe if you're moving eastbound you might run into that. a slowdown, 17 minutes from the blue route to the vine for the drive time moving into center city. >> thank you. 6:32. >>> happening today, president trump embarks on his first international trip as commander in chief. it comes amid turmoil for his administration. nbc10's pamela osborne has more on what's on the itinerary for the president. pam? >> reporter: the trip begins in saudi arabia and israel. it's off to a meeting with the pope followed by the g7 summit in the southern part of the country. afterwards, mr. trump will travel to brussels, belgium, for a meeting with nato allies. the president's first foreign trip comes a week after he fired fbi director james comey. the fall yacht from that continues with the appointment of special counsel who just so happens to be robert mueller, former

police say they found kingston fraser shot to death north of jackson.her left the boy in the car while she went to the grocery store and someone store the call. two men and a 7-year-old boy are recovering after falling off a ferris well. teams flew them to the hospital. state officials and the owner of the ferris wheel say they're investigating. california shutting off the water of the orville dam north of sacramento to make way for repairs. heavy rain damaged the spillway that takes overflow water. officials say the repairs should be done by the fall. the news continues with jon scott after this. new bike? yeah, 'cause i got allstate. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands). i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. z282sz zwtz y282sy ywty thereit comes to technology, about my small business so when i need som

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the kingston palace released -- kinsing ton palace released this picture overnight. people on social media love princess charlotte and her brother prince george. george turned 4 years old in july. >>> the nba playoffs are going on right now and one player is going viral for this. he got his tooth knocked out. take a look. >> watch him come across and you will see the tooth come flying out of his mouth. there it is. it goes down to the floor. >> ouch. this happened during the celtics and wizards game. as you can see, look at that, he barely flinches and then picks it up and takes it right to the bench. doctors checked him out, gave him the okay to go back in the game. thomas says he plans to get a fix as quickly as possible but some of his teammates want him to keep the look throughout the playoffs. may give him a little good luck. they say it also makes him look a lot tougher. >>> coming up, the warriors can finally plan for the next opponent. we will tell you who that is and when it's going to be and could the giants closer close it out? we are up next. us at: cool

we have jack kingston. a former adviser at the trump campaign and jennifer psaki.k, before we get to the substance of the matter. i have a question. always good to have you. why are your brothers and sisters in gop leadership and rank and file, ducking coming out like it was the plague to talk about this on tv? >> you know, i can call some of them for you and we can get them out. >> please. >> we can get this done. >> free breakfast. >> good offer. >> what about the idea of leadership, jack? coming out and speaking out and calling it for what it is. if you like it, say you like it. if you didn't like it, say what you will do about it. >> i think it is good for members of the public and elected officials particularly to talk to the press. i encourage all of my brothers and sisters in the republican party to do it. i'm being serious. i will work with you off camera. we will look at a list and i'll make phone calls. i'll say get your tail out and talk about it. >> jack, you are the pebest. jen, you know it is an animal of legislation of calling for a special prosecuto

. >> adrian, hillary, congressman kingston, thanks. logon to cnn.com for all of the latest breaking news. thank you so much for watching. >>> why did you fire director comey? >> because he was not doing a good job, very simply. he was not doing a good job. >> the reasoning sounds simple enough, but we have new details this morning about the president's real rationale for firing james comey, and it has nothing to do with hillary clinton. >>> plus, michael flynn subpoenaed by congress. will he finally hand over documents that his lawyers declined to provide last month? and what does that mean for the russia investigation? good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> and i'm dave briggs. it is thursday, may 11th. it's 4:00 a.m. in the east. this firing of james comey, alison, is a political backfire along the lines of trump vodka, trump steaks, not going well for the white house this morning, because we have new details this morning which paint a startling picture of a scorned president trump increasingly consumed by a

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. >> jack kingston. >> i think it's in the eye of the we holder, i'll tell you why, it's his call. >> truth is true. >> he can handle his personnel the way he wants to. i know, having been in management, firing somebody is never easy. we've all been in that situation where there's timeliness used. >> did his spokespeople say one thing that was not true and the president contradicted. >> i want to get to the second point more subjective. if you're a critic of donald trump you will say, look, this timeline doesn't match up. i believe you called say, you know what, he did want to fire him from the beginning. he actually said so in a "60 minutes" interview. >> why didn't he, that's the issue. he said and i know you will agree there's no good timing on this. >> he could have taken the recommendation. >> the time on this about -- i think that the recommendation of the deputy ag really was probably the icing on the cake. maybe the thing that put it over the line or framed it up, but the decision probably was almost there. >> that's not what was said repeated by the vice president or his -- >

i want to bring in jack kingston and jack socci. what do you anticipate he will say? because as you know, there's still a long, long way to go before a repealing and replacing obamacare takes place? >> wolf, as you know, donald trump is a salesman and he's going to thank his troops, great job, let's build on this and get the senate to do it. you've delivered on a campaign promise, which is very significant. i think one thing that he's not going to do is overpromise the way president obama did. president obama basically his whole message was the nanny state is going to bring down your premium, average $2,500 per family and you get to keep your doctor and the rollout is going to be perfect because government always works for you. republicans aren't doing that. what they're saying is we're going to take away the big government interference in the doctor/patient relationship and let the market forces work. things are going to sort out. i think that's where democrats, as usual are misreading this whole thing. we're not saying we're replacing our nanny with our nanny. we're

in rugby league, salford red devils were given a scare by hull kingston rovers, but they came from behinddoch masila, ensured salford advance to the last eight, along with last night's other winners, wakefield and holders hull. we have castleford against saints live today on the bbc. tomorrow it is the british basketball finals at the 02 is the british basketball finals at the o2 arena in london, live on the bbc red button and through the website. nottingham against sevenoaks in the women's. there is also this match which i will be playing in. who is your money on? you. we have got players like lauderdale. great player, legend of the basketball game. i can go through players legs, i have looked it up. he is seven feet four inches. it isa it up. he is seven feet four inches. it is a competition? no, it is a match. there are players including david james, former england goalkeeper. take plenty of pictures, mike. laughter see you later. medical services across england and scotland will be disrupted today as work to restore nhs computer systems continues. planned operations and appointments a

. >> let's bring in a former white house ethics lawyer, and jack kingstone, cnn political commentator. thanks for taking the time. i want to go to you first and get your reaction on the latest reporting and what was said in the oval office. >> i think the president was conveying that james comey was a loose cannon and having this in the hands of a responsible investigator now and mr. mueller, it's going to be more level in terms of a investigation and in terms of the directions that we can go. james comey, up until two weeks ago, was a national embarrassment which both parties readily wanted to get rid of then suddenly because of him being fired, he was cannonized by the democrats. they were the ones who had the #firecomey. and that's always we heard from them. i think with somebody whose consistent and what we've all seen in this investigation is a lot of finger pointing, a lot of grand standing, a lot of press conferences on innuendos and half truths. not one crime has been identified. >> it has been a winding road for comey. no doubt. but when you hear the report that the president

. >> adrian, hillary, congressman kingst kingston, thanks. logon to cnn.com for all of the latest breaking news. thank you so much for watching. >>> good evening from washington. there's breaking news here in the russian investigation on top of everything else. when we left you last night, we were struggling to make sense of what had just happened. all of us asking the same key questions. could the firing of fbi director james comey been anything other than the president getting rid of the official investigating him and his campaign? would it be about anything but russia? today from the president on down, the white house tried to explain the president's action. as the surrogates and the spokespeople spoke, the words running smack dab into one undisputable thing, the president's own words that run counter what the white house is now saying. one piece of new reporting after another. one point on the timeline after another, one tweet, one letter, one prior statement after another, all of it casting doubt on the official line. in fact, we learned

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. >> jack kingston. >> let me say this i think illustrate in the eye of the beholder it's his call he is the president of the zbluns truth is truth. >> he can handle his personnel the way he wants to. i know having been in management firing somebody is never easy. we've all been in that situation where there is a timing issues and. >> but did his spokes people say one thing that was not true and the president contradicted. >> well i want to get to the second point with us which is more subjective if you're a critic of donald trump you're going toz the time line is doesn't match up but i believe you could say he did want to fire him from the beginning he said so in a 60 minutes interview right very first interview he did say it. >> why didn't he. >> because he said and i certainly know you will agree there is no good timing on this because the investigation has been going on. >> he could have taken the recommends and waited until after the russia investigation. >> let me explain the time on this about -- i think that the recommendation of the deputy ag really was probably the icing on

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the party's battle bus arrived in kingston a little while ago where tim farren was addressing the crowd conservative majority, colossally majority, coronation on the 8th of june that allows it to ignore the plight of local hospitals. ignore the plight of local schools, ignored the plight of local schools, ignored the reduction in the number of police officers, ignore the reduction in issuance of our armed forces and ignore the growing clamourfor britain forces and ignore the growing clamour for britain to forces and ignore the growing clamourfor britain to remain forces and ignore the growing clamour for britain to remain at least as members of the single market. the worst government of the ones with the uighurs oppositions and there is a vacancy for an opposition in this country and the liberal democrats are here to fill it. tim farren out. president trump has warned that a conflict with north korea, which is trying to develop nuclear weapons, could kill millions of people. he argued that getting chinese help to deal with north korea was more important than becoming involved in a trade