chelsea opened with quick thinking from fran kirby.ond before kirby scored a second from the penalty spot to secure that victory, the first time chelsea have made the last four and the first time two english clubs have reached the semifinals. emma hayes‘s side will face wolfsburg in the next round keeping alive the possibility ofan all round keeping alive the possibility of an all in the champions league final. it has been 13 years since england with a host of the uefa european women's championships but in 2021 will football becoming home once again? a bid was submitted by the fa to host the event last summer and in december the host nation will be announced, but it's notjust england in the hunt as baroness campbell explains. we know there are two other countries, austria and hungary bidding as well we are working with uk sport, they are very much with massive experience. so that'll help us. massive experience. so that'll help us. we have put out a tender to cities, who are really excited. they are putting in their written bids 110w ar

admiral kirby is with us. we got fresh reporting from our kaitlan collins from inside the white house where is word is that the president felt the outgoing secretary of state rex tillerson did not have his back. there was the moron issue, apparent policy splits on some issues, what we've seen in the last 4 hours, taking a harder stance on russia over the last 24 hours, did not think the secretary of state had his back. he clearly thinks the cia director mike pompeo does. mike pompeo, i do want to remind people is someone who has spoken in interesting terms about the russia investigation, misspeaking, saying that the intelligence community found that no votes were changed by russian meddling when, in fact, they did not make that declaratory statement. what does this "did not have his back" notion mean to you, admiral? i think i've lost admiral john kirby. bob, i don't know if you heard that. bob baer, are you still with me? >> i did hear that. pompeo has gone out of his way not to bring up russia when he briefs

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. >> doug kirby is the author of two books on roadside attractions. >> the golden age was after world war ii. gi's came home. they had families. they were starting to have money to buy better cars and take summer vacations. the u.s. highway system was built out across the whole country. attractions could find an audience. then all of these things started to crop up. >> these entertaining, and sometimes bizarre, roadside attractions become an american phenomenon. ernie the accountant figures a dinosaur park is a sure thing. what made your dad think that this was gonna be a winner? >> when you have an absolute passion for something, you think that other people feel the same way you do. >> before he can bring forth his creation, ernie must find his eden. he comes across 70 acres of lush forest in southern oregon, right off the famed 101, pacific coast highway. it's listed for 17 grand. did he have the money to buy that property? were you rich? >> no, no, ultra-poor. they had practically no money when they came down here. >> but ernie works his accounting magic, selling his home and busin

and a kirby first time have seen that. —— and ifor the and a kirby first time have seen that. —— andtaken the time to understand how best to transfer a lump sum benefits like free school meals into a system like universal credit. and earnings threshold is perfectly a cce pta ble and earnings threshold is perfectly acceptable to all reasonable people. by acceptable to all reasonable people. by the way, taxpayers. at the end of the debate their was a concession on the childcare voucher scheme. given the concerns raised across this house, that there should be a delay on the closure of that scheme to allow for the concerts to be addressed. madam deputy speaker, i have heard the concerns that have been raised about this and the timing and they can confirm that we will be able to keep the voucher scheme open for a further six months. following representations that she has made. later, all four of labour's motions were rejected by mps. you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, mandy baker. the conservative mp who represents telford has told ministers that girls are being traded for sex

i think they're chasing it. >> john kirby, i appreciate your opinion.spondent for the "new york times," david sanger. the question is why. as the admiral was just noting, kim jong-un thinks he got some pretty good global publicity with his interaction during the olympics. does he just want to be in the global spotlight to say, hey, i'll come to the table and talk, or are the chinese helping the trump administration? is the news getting tighter and he feels like he has to come to the table? >> i think you have to give trump credit that he got going sanctions and forced the sanctions that president obama could have done and didn't. they've been much more effective, and i'm sure that kim is feeling that. at the same time, he thinks he's got to basically get president trump at this point in a wrestler's grip, where the president is stuck in this set of negotiations, where you can't take military action while you've got the talks underway. this is exactly what president trump was afraid would happen when he used to warn that he wasn't going to make the same

i agree with admiral kirby, he's going to keep going. he's been aggressive over the last five or six years in showing no signs of repenting. >> does the rhetoric, admiral, need to match the action or expelling 60 diplomats is something. the united states could have decided not to take action here, this is happening, but does the president need to speak out on this specifically to the american people. if not, vladimir putin himself, they spoke by phone last week and didn't say anything. >> yeah, i honestly would like to see something come from the president himself, i think that would be powerful. i think it would be -- make this even more stronger message. that said, john, i don't think we should get too wrapped up around the axle on this. when the administration announced this, they did it from the white house, the state department, and ambassador haley, almost simultaneously. the language was very similar, clearly this was a well thought out coordinated decision. and rolled out appropriately. so, yeah, i would like to see him say somet

clearly the president had other things in mind and has been planning this for a while. >> john kirby, what is your reaction to all of this? >> first of all, just getting past the egregious manner in which it has been handled. this is not the way you terminate the employment of a cabinet official. man who gave up a year of his life to serve his country like that, to be done in a tweet like this is just egregious and in the extreme. that said, i want to pick up on something jeff said. there is benefit -- he's the president. he deserves the secretary of state that he wants. and somebody who is alined ideologically with his world view and how we relate to the world on the global stage. and so clearly there were tensions there. differences over policy. he has a right to have the secretary of state that can voice -- be his voice in the world. tillerson was not seen as a credible voice for president trump for a long, long time. that said, tillerson and mattis were also moderating influences on president trump and some of his more extreme world views. and so i think even while foreign leaders

>> it would be troubling right now, anderson because of what admiral kirby just said. there's a lot of things going on, and mcmaster's at the center of it. he's a disciplined, very smart guy. he's been driving processes, the national security strategy was really his product, bringing a lot of people together. it set the stage for how we deal on the international community, and what's interesting is h.r., i know h.r. and he's very much of a process driven guy, even though he is very flexible. anytime you have these kind of operations, it's intelligence driven. i'm sure he has been exceedingly frustrated by having the intelligence driving operations and strategies, and, you know, over the last year, he's tried to reconsolidate things after the debacle that was the flynn national security agency, and now he is actually bringing some things together, but i got to believe that it's been a tough year for him. and it's been extremely difficult. he has been very verbal on the world strategy. -- strategy. he's go stage. >> there's the geopolitical message and then there's the p

and john kirby, let me get your thoughts.uary was asked, would you be willing to speak, have phone talks with kim jong-un, and he said, sure, i always believe in talking. but we have a very firm stance. lac look, you know what it is, we're very firm, but i would be -- absolutely, i would do it, no problem with that at all. o potentiall so potentially a dialogue between kim jong-un and president trump could be in the works. >> potentially. and if it happened, as secretary panetta said, that would be enormously helpful and productive and it may be what's required to actually get some sort of meaningful peace agreement or arrangement on the peninsula. but the only i think i would add to secretary panetta's very, very sage advice is you've got to start building a framework for getting to those talks. this is the kind of thing that you jump on the plane tomorrow. you're going to have lower-level meetings and discussions and really sort of flesh out what confidence-building measures can be put in place before you can safely and pru

>> i am going to reinforce what admir admiral kirby just said. what is going on in washington, and what is going on in the government of foes. like russia, iran, and turkey. and they are countering some of our moves in syria. but that is all discussed. i am going to talking about it from the standpoint of the soldiers on the ground. people who are part of the special operation forces. they get this information. they get information in terms what have our political leaders say. when there is this kind of disconnect between what they say the mission is being and what they are doing on the ground with kurdish allies and they hear the president contradicting both the state department and the department of defense on what they are supposed to achieve in terms of objectives, it causes churn and angst and then you are going to have the allied forces on the ground coming up to all of those commanders, guys like general thomas who are the key elements in the theater saying what the heck is going on. are you with us or not. are you going to continue the ac

this, the third of the first half coming from jodie taylor proved enough for the lionesses with fran kirbyafter the break as they overran the french in windy conditions in columbus, ohio. i thought we are outstanding for 38 minutes. i was not happy with the last 7—8 minutes of the first half, i thought we took our finger off the gas after the first goal and lost concentration. we had to address that i have time, but what pleased me most was the application of the players, they tried to do the right things. and i said to them before the game, win, lose, or draw, as long as they do the wrong thing —— right things, they will never get criticised from the. at the dubai tennis championships, it's all about one player who keeps beating the odds, tunisian wild card malekjaziri is through to the semi finals and he continues to impress as paul frostick reports. it's been a week of firsts for malik is eerie into by the stop having been a top ten player for the first time this week, he is now third in his first tour semifinal in almost three years. but it easy and too good for 19—year—old stephan ott

and fran kirby made it four early in the second half.ore. —— for— one. these are live pictures which you can watch on the red button the bbc sport website and app. england cruising. phil neville's side also face germany on sunday and the usa a week today. anthonyjoshua's promoter, eddie hearn, said today that his man is happy to fight wbc champion deontay wilder, who defends his title against unbeaten cuban luis ortiz in new york on saturday. wilder doesn't think thatjoshua wants to fight him, though. i don't believe at the home once this fight. eddie hurd is milking it, every dollar! let's cross live to new york, where our reporter, ade adedoyin, is in place ahead of saturday's fight. and, ade, this has got the makings of quite a spicy encounter? there is an awful lot riding on this fight, not just his there is an awful lot riding on this fight, notjust his belt but the possibility of facing anthonyjoshua in the huge bout later this year. but this bout has generated a lot of headlines because the opponent on saturday has failed to drug

the blues reacted well, scoring first through joanna anderson, and equalised when fran kirby found herselfame in hand. clearly, the pressure showed after the game. heated clashes between the benches. elsewhere, birmingham city's resurging is continue, thrashing liverpool 4—0, fourth win in five league games. also three games in the women's fa cup quarterfinals today, courtney sweetman kirk hat trick helping everton to a culpable 6—1win away at durham, they will face arsenal in the semifinals after the 14 time winners beat charlton. —— comfortable. two goals from jane ross helped manchester city to come from behind to beat sunderland. britain's simon yates has won the final stage of the tour of qatar loney, a result which meant that he finished fourth in the overall standings. alejandro valverde took the title to claim his second straight win in catalonia. egan pennel crashed towards the end of the final stage. —— tour of catalu nya. we the final stage. —— tour of catalunya. we will have or sport throughout the evening.

>> john kirby, thank you very much. as the trump administration is considering military action against north korea. if it succeeds in building a nuclear missile that can hit the united states. multiple sources telling cnn national security officials are also worried that north korea could spread nuclear and missile technology to countries like iran, pakistan, maybe even terror groups. john bolton is one of the names we just talked about there, being considered to take over for general mcmaster. he has argued that 25 years of diplomacy with north korea has failed and says it may be time to take military action. >> otherwise the american people have a choice. live with a nuclear north korea and the threats and nuclear bribery that will entail forever or do what the politician said, do not accept the nuclear north korea. that could involve a military option of some sort. >> with me now to discuss this is a cnn nationalmisleading. we're kind of presented with these or we're going to have a large-scale war. there are many gr

admiral kirby, i'll start with you. president trump was being counselled not to even go along with this invitation. here we are. he's going to meet with north korea's dictator by may. that's what he says. the president is doing what he wants. is this a good idea? >> he may not like my answer but i think it depends. i was flabbergasted that the invite was accepted today. that it was accepted with a time line. and that time line as you pointed out is only eight weeks away. that is incredible to me the amount of work that has to be done between now and then to have any kind of an effective summit kim jong-un, a brutal dictator and wanted more than anything. the sort of status that comes with a presidential dialogue like. this i'm a little concerned. very concerned actually about the time line and about the chances for success. but i'm always a fan of diplomacy. i think we need to look at this as a positive development and we need to hope that the administration will work diligently to make this a success. it's going to be

the blues reacted well, scoring first through joanna anderson, and equalised when fran kirby found herselfehind chelsea with a game in hand. clearly, the pressure showed after the game. heated clashes between the benches. elsewhere, birmingham city's resurging is continue, thrashing liveable for — zero, fourth win in five league games. also three games in the women's fa cup quarterfinals today, courtney sweetman kirk hat trick helping everton to a culpable 6—1 win away at durham, they will face arsenal in the semifinals after the 11! time winners beat charlton. —— comfortable. two goals from jane ross helped manchester city to come from behind to beat sunderland. there's no men's top—flight football, plenty of international action to look forward to. wales take on uruguay tomorrow in the final of the china cup, gareth bale says winning the tournament, his first trophy with wales, would rank alongside the three champions league titles he has won with real madrid. voiceover: there is no world cup for wales this summer, but they will have a chance of winning silverware tomorrow, and here, ach

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. >>> in the meantime, i'm joined by john kirby, admiral, thank you for being with us. moments ago we did hear from the director of national intelligence, dan coats, who is testifying on capitol hill, reacting to the news that broke just a few hours ago. let's listen. >> saw the news this morning relative to north korea. hope springs eternal. we need to learn more relative to the talks and we will in the ic will continue to do every possible collection and assessment we can relative to the situation that exists in north korea. >> hope springs eternal, he says, admiral. the parameters of this insofar as we are told what's going on by the south koreans are that the north will suspend nuclear and missile tests if the u.s. talks and denuclearization, which is something the united states has demanded be up for discussion is at least on the table, whatever that means. >> yeah. look, this is a very positive development. no getting around that. and i have to commend the trump administration, both the president and the director of national intelligence for their very measured re

joining me now, cnn's john kirby. with the comments that the president made, he was at a gridiron dinner, giving a speech, it was a comic speech, but talked about policy when talking about denuclearization, he said a couple of days ago the north koreans called and said we would like to talk and i said so would we, but you have to denuke, you have to denuke, let's see what happens. it is news that the north koreans called and said they wanted to hold a meeting and news that the white house responded. but most news is he once again is setting as a precondition to meeting denuclearization and it seems like they moved back from that. >> as andrew rightly reported, setting denuclearization as a precondition to talks is a nonstarter for kim jong-un. not going to happen. he's not going to come to the table with that as a promise. denuclearization should be the end goal of what negotiations are. i think this meeting here, in pyongyang, is important. i think it is noteworthy. and i think it is probably a sign that there are ta

admiral kirby, i want to start with you. cnn was told that president trump was being told not to go along but yet, here he is. he's going to meet with north korea's dictator by may. the president is doing what he wants. >> i think it depends. i was flab ghasted that the invite was accepted. and the timeline is only eight weeks away. that's incredible to me, the amount of work that has to be done between now and then, to i have any effective summit with kim jong-un, a man who is a brutal dictator and wanted the status that comes with a presidential dialogue like this. i'm a little concerned. very concerned about the timeline and about the chances for success. but i'm always a fan of diplomacy. in general, we have to look at this as a positive development. we have to hope that the administration will work diligently to make this a success. not only will the timeline be hard for them, but it will be harder because they don't have expertise. we don't have an ambassador in seoul, the special envoy to north korea has decided to re

i want to get the sense here of how crucial of a moment this is, admiral kirby. mcmaster is out.on is in. what is your reaction to that? to john bolton now being the national security adviser, single most important voice on national security, war and peace decisions to the president of the united states? >> i'm worried about two things here, erin. one is obviously very hawkish record like north korea and iran deal. now we have pompeo potentially coming in secretary of state. more bell a coast attitude of the united states towards the iran deal worries me greatly and militaristic tone. and number two, i'm worried that the president is more and more surrounding himself with yes men. with people who are either promising to think like he does or will think like he does on everything. and one of the great things about a good national security adviser is teeing up as, barbara said, lots of options. different opinions. even dissenting views. and i worry that mr. bolton is not the kind of guy with the strong record of being inclusive thinker in that regard. >> sam, i mention and i want t

this is a bug kirby stephen but the snowd rifts this is a bug kirby stephen but the snowdrifts above. it is not just of houses which is still cut off. it is notjust the minor roads it is the main roads as well. in this cou nty the main roads as well. in this county they took some extreme measures to get to some of those cut—off communities. measures to get to some of those cut-off communities. getting to the cut—off communities of the pennines can only be done on foot or quad bike. they are still doing their bit. at the end of this lane is a handful of properties which has been cut off for days. the snow was up to the top of the door here with the window. we had snow all over the front windows, just stock. it is like living in an igloo. gill and her husband have been struggling in deep snow. their home was engulfed and when we got to them, they were running low on supplies. this raf helicopter over their home was a welcome sight. it has been doing the rounds in cumbria today, going from isolated hamlets to cut off farms, offering help. they had run out of heating oil here, so the log

as paul, from kirby stephen, knows all too well.ve ever had, fantastic, helping people, being out there. bit of adrenaline kick when things happen. highways officer paul was on the hard shoulder of the m6 when a car ploughed into him and his colleague. all i remember is a bang and being laid on the back of the recovery truck. i know i was in an awful lot of pain. paul spent six months in hospital and was left paralysed. fellow traffic officer adam gibb was killed. before the crash, driver peter morrison exchanged 25 text messages over a 23 mile stretch of motorway. he was jailed for seven years for dangerous driving. whatever sentence he has got, it is not going to change what happened. adam is gone, julie and matthew are now struggling with life without a husband and a father. even mr morrison's own family, he has a wife and young child, you know, there are no winners in this. i'm in a wheelchair for the rest of my life and that is pretty much my sentence. this is my prison, it has changed my life beyond recognition, every aspect o

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after his meeting, eight satisfied looking mr kirby said that solidarity with the eu partners remainedsatisfied looking simon coveney. a little later it was david davis's turn, hoping a transition deal could be secured but to do so was urgent with brexit just be secured but to do so was urgent with brexitjust a year away. be secured but to do so was urgent with brexit just a year away. are you confident today? we are determined, mr barnier said. you confident today? we are determined, mr barniersaid. when they re—emerged it was to say they had agreed to a transition period after brexit where the uk will be outside the eu but continued to trade freely with it. this not need the late investment decisions based on guesses about the future deal —— need not delay. businesses have certainty about the terms that will a plight immediately after our withdrawal which means they can continue to operate with confidence as the design of the future partnership with the eu becomes clear. mr barnier displayed on the screen is the full text of the withdrawal treaty, yellow highlights for the clauses th

the blues came from behind to equalise through fran kirby.e in hand. the game ended in ugly scenes as opposing coaching teams clashed on the pitch at the final whistle. we've got a great relationship with chelsea, and that was a disappointing side of it. but it is what it is, and i will see what we want to do, if we want to ta ke what we want to do, if we want to take it further or not. and that is the frustrating thing, that things like that shouldn't happen, because it doesn't reflect on the game of football that we have had today, and a fantastic advocate for football, for the women's game, and everyone here has seen a fantastic game of football, and that shouldn't happen. elsewhere, birmingham city's resurgence continued as they thrashed liverpool 4—0 to claim their third win thrashed liverpool 4—0 to claim theirthird win in thrashed liverpool 4—0 to claim their third win in four games. while chelsea will beat manchester city —— meet manchester city. they came from behind to beat sunderland after extra time. elsewhere, a hat—trick helped

involve the transfer of some seven thousand people from the southern pocket the towns of the mouth kirby and jobar which were under the control of the rebels besieged areas for local ramen agreeing to surrender at the end of the day they had little choice they were surrounded civilians were trapped inside there was little aid there was little medical supplies and the bombing was ferocious really and so for local rush men the second largest rebel group surrendering after i had out a sham on wednesday agreed to a similar deal according to the russian defense ministry up to five thousand people were bussed from the town of what us or to it live that's the northwestern province of it live under the control of the opposition now this leaves official islam which is the largest rebel group in eastern huta they are now in the gauche haitians with the russian military those negotiations stalled over recent days but what we understand is that they're back on the table and they are discussing the possibility of exchanging up to three thousand five hundred prisoners government soldiers and their fam

. >>> joining me now, diplomatic analyst john kirby. he is a pentagon and state department spokesman under president obama. also senior national security correspondent at the daily beast. what message does this send? 60 diplomats. that is a significant number. >> 60 diplomats, it is a message that's being embraced by our european allies because they've been worried that with some of the things they heard from this president or haven't heard from this president about russian president vladimir putin means he might be soft on moscow. but this tells them that the national security professionals they've been talking to behind closed doors really have held sway and the u.s. policy is following what they have always promised, which was a crackdown. but on the other hand, what it could do at a time when we've got very aggressive russian activity, you're probably going to have a reciprocal expulsion of u.s. intelligence officers from moscow at a time when we really need to be collecting intelligence on them. so i've spoken to people -- i've spo

so, let's talk this over with cnn military and diplomatic analyst, retired rear admiral john kirby andndent drew griffin, who earned a peabody award for his 2015 -- i'm sure before then -- investigation into delays in veterans affairs hospitals that sparked major personnel changes and investigations into the va. drew, with that, let me just start with you. you've read these quotes that jumped all over the doctor's lack of management experience. with your familiarity with the va, how essential is that in this role? >> in my opinion what the va actually needs is somebody like a donald trump to step into it and if it is going to survive, to completely shake up the entrenched bureaucracy that has run this particular department into the ground. dr. jackson's attributes as a medical physician, i'm sure, are excellent, but, like you said, he has a patient load of one person. it doesn't appear, number one, that that will lead him to any kind of success. he's not going to be treating patients at the va. he has to treat the sickness of a bureaucracy, not just in the va hospitals and clinics but

.>> reporter: that is kirby who was a shelter resident with his wife.nto permanent housing. the pilot program will extend into next year. however, the county will get a report in december on how well this is going and if they can actually afford to do this to year-round. live in downtown san jose. fox 2 news. >>> a spending plan to stop a government shutdown. what is in and out as lawmakers race to pass it before friday. >>> overtime tonight before deciding who is going to get a chance to play in madison square garden. the nit should on later in sports. >>> made a bay area man who creates art during his commute. we will show you his art and you just might be in it if you ride these chains -- treats. -- these trains. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> a man who uses his daily commute to create art. he draws portraits of other passengers. he says it is a hobby but he is drawn more than 1000 portraits. a collection of them being published in a book

the characters were created by comic book legend jack kirby and debuted in the early 1970s.r to direct a d-c superhero film ... and only the second woman to do so. the first was patty jenkins, who directed "wonder woman." (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 9.(steve) but our primetime coverage continues pam moore is here with kron 4 news at 10. ((pam)) thanks steve and vicki... next at ten .... verizon stores targeted by a gang of thieves. in the past week .. three stores have been hit.the customers and employees forced to the ground at gunpoint. next the tip that prevented a fourth store from getting robbed ... and what the company is doing to keep its employees safe. plus ... controversial ads targeting immigrant tech workers, popping up at bart stations. the group behind the ads, and why tech workers say, the message is all wrong. that's next in a live report.((pam)) plus ... a desperate search underway for a bay area skier missing in the sierra since wednesday.the local search and rescue team .. now helping try to find him. don't go away... kron 4 news at ten starts rig

to jamaica. >> i just prayed to god over and over, don't let me die out here. >> reporter: kirby pulledith about this norwegian cruise line incident said the quick-thinking crew saved the day. >> the second boat is coming in, and lights are still going. so we're thinking they're still looking for someone. >> reporter: an hour after she fell, the captain issuing this happy announcement. >> we found the person in the water, and she was picked up. she is now at the hospital, so everything is good there. >> reporter: norwegian cruise lines telling us the woman was in stable condition when she was rescued and immediately disembarked to receive any additional medical attention when they reached port on wednesday morning. and i think, george, the scariest part is it was nighttime so it was pitch black when she fell in that water. >> glad she is going to be okay, but boy, lesson learned about those selfies, huh? >> absolutely. >> thanks, kayna. >>> the search for answers after a tragic crash in brooklyn, new york. a driver killing two children, one of them the daughter of a tony award-winner. a

and plirl kirby, let me start with you. he said that he thought north korean treaties offer to talk with produce results. the questioner was skeptical saying do you think they're just buying time. >> a fair question. some analysts do think that he's just buying time. i think there's a sincerity here and i think it is fair for the trump administration to take a little credit. the sanctions are beginning to bite and there's some uncertain by the the military sxopgss the bloody nose strategy that are helping drive him to the table. but there are external factors as well. moon jaie-in is one of them. that he's in office at the blue house to do. this plus, kim jong-un is not his father. he can go into these talks with more credibility because he has more capability. a stronger missile defense program makes thisous time for him. >> and we've heard people saying maybe president trump should get some credit for this although we don't know how the movie ends. the president of the gridiron made a joke. he said when asked about whethe

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let's discuss with cnn military analyst and former state department spokesperson john kirby.to have you. >> thanks, john. >> is this the right move? yes, we saw you guys in the obama administration expel some russians, not under these circumstances, but again, retaliation for bad behavior. is this a legitimate move? >> i think it is, chris. i think it will be even more legitimate and more powerful if as we think will happen, other european nations may also kick out russian diplomats as well. if you have 20 nations in europe plus the united states all doing this together on the same day, it is symbolic but the symbolgy matters to try to show the west is in disarray and disunity and it can act at will with whatever he wants to do. >> there are two sides as to whether or not to move the embassy to jerusalem or do tariffs. on those other two, trump moved right away. on this one there's a hole conjoelg campaign going on, is that a meaningful distinction in your mind? >> i don't know. he was slow to implement the sanctions that congress had passed in an overwhelming bipartisan matt

outfront now phil mud and julia, and retired rear admiral john kirby. thanks to all. phil, so putin picks up the phone and it's trump calling him to say, hey, congratulations. and that appears to be about it. >> you know, there is two pieces to this i found simply behalf lin baffling. let's take both of them. we had the department of justice indictments based on the fbi investigation meddling in elections. we have the state department, rex tillerson now almost gone, was tough on the russians. all in the tell chiefs talk about the russians. you would think the president of the united states had directed them to be tough, but instead it's the oddest thing i've seen. he comes out and says nothing about the kind of stuff that his agencies are attacking the russians on. the second thing i'd say is post world war ii our best ally is the britt's. can you imagine having attempted murder on your soil and your closest ally calling the individual responsible for that attempted murder and for getting to mention it because it didn't come up. do you think putin is going to raise it

kirby has long advocated for foreign talks. senator, thanks for joining us. this all came together in a very unconventional manner, but what's your reaction, your initial reaction to this dramatic announcement that president trump will sit down, meet face to face with kim jong-un over the next two months sometime? >> well, obviously engagement is good. i have been calling for direct talks for more than a year, and so that's a positive development. but at the same time, diplomacy is a team sport. and right now, obviously, secretary of state tillerson didn't even know about this yesterday morning. we don't have an ambassador to south korea. we don't have a special envoy to north korea. so there is a lot of preparatory work that must be done in order to clearly establish what the strategic goals of the united states will be in this meeting, and it's not clear at all that any of that work has been done, perhaps with a summit about to occur in under two months. >> so you think it shouldn't happen, is that what you're saying? >> i am not saying that. what i am sayi

cnn's john kirby, our diplomatic analyst. phil mattingly, abby philip, don with the "washington post" and rick santorum. everybody at the table believes everyone has the right to have their own team, to be in sync. a, that's a good thing. if you're a foreign minister around the world, i assume you can trust the secretary of state speaks for the president, but the time sg kiing is kind of cu and how mr. tillerson found out is quite a surprise. >> that's not how you deal with a cabinet situation like this. it's totally ungentlemanly and not at all appropriate. but you're right, the president gets to pick his cabinet. and the president should want for the united states to speak with one voice on the global stage, and we haven't. mr. tillerson has been undermined by the president and we haven't been seen as credibly speaking with one voice out there in the world. in a sense this is a good thing for u.s. foreign policy. the timing is also maybe not all that bad. my first reaction was, oh, my goodness, right as we're getting ready

and by the way, david, i'm sorry to split hairs, but admiral john kirby, who was with president obamaade that call to putin, says the president did not congratulate putin, he congratulated russia for getting this behind you and then laid out -- >> tomato, tomahto. >> but my point is, our president has an obligation to defend america. and our elections were attacked and they're being twaattacked. russian cyber actors have targeted u.s. government and multiple critical infrastructures. water, aviation, why the hell isn't he protecting america today from ongoing attacks from russia? >> he is. and you know how he's doing it? >> by sucking up to putin. >> he's arming the ukraine, sanctions against russia, and in word gave over to moscow -- >> steve, steve, come on! >> -- those sanctions against russia -- >> one at a time. >> -- poisoned spies. it's just so frustrating to me is that -- >> that's theatrics. his representative to the u.n., nikki haley -- >> okay, but that's not him. that's the whole point. that's the whole point. it is not him. >> she's his representative. >> -- politics at t

i want to bring into the conversation retired admiral kirby with many conversations with north korea.hank you very much. you heard what will rifely reported one shot man. and that kim jong-un thinks this is his chance. president trump is the guy who can cut through all the bureaucratic tape and get this done. is this actually a great endorsement and a victory for president trump? >> yeah, let me tell you something else about the dynamics on the timing, erin, it's not about drumpresident tr it's about moon, he knows he won't get someone almost trip go over himself to engage and make something happen. not just kim jong-un here being cowed by donald trump. certainly he's a little bit concerned by the military uncertainty. sanctions. but so too are allies in south korea. president trump has rattled them. so when we talk about what's bringing this about and timing, almost as much to do with the tensions and feelings and fear south of the dmz as it does with the uncertainty to the north. >> but is all of that, admiral, about donald trump? >> yeah. >> he's the guy -- is this a different mome

chelsea opened the scoring after that quick thinking from fran kirby. chelsea scored a second. the league is 4—1 on aggregate. they are in the 59th minute. fifa are looking into alleged racist abuse directed at france players during their 3—1win over russia last night. manchester united's paul pogba, who scored in the game, and barcelona's ousmane dembele are said to be among those subjected to taunts. the world governing body say they are gathering different reports and looking at potential evidence of discrimination. the game took place in saint petersburg, a host venue for the world cup. that's all the sport for now. more in sportsday at 10:30pm. facebook says an overhaul of its privacy tools will make it easier for people to find and edit the personal information the company holds. they follow intense criticism of the firm after it emerged that data about 50 million users had been harvested and passed on to a political consultancy. however, facebook says the revamp was already planned ahead of the scandal in order to comply with new eu rules. we can speak to our technology

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