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be able to explain i know you did research the actual economic impact this is going to have on the kn-- north koreans and how that economic impact negatively may cause them a change in their position? >> well, i think as you know in iran the sanctions were very effective and that's what's brought iran to the table. we will continue to work with our allies and we will continue to speak to people at the g20. we are firmly committed to work with other nations to cut off illicit financing. >> thank you. >> mr. secretary, was china given a heads up in any way about the action you're announcing today? and you used a term that -- in your statement, is china an enabler as relates to north korea? >> again, i'm not going to comment specifically on our behind the scenes conversations. we've obviously had very productive conversations with them. again, as i said, this is not directed at china. this is directed at a bank as well as individuals and entities in china. again, whether in china or anywhere else we will continue with sanctions. >> will north korea simply move their assets from this part

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you know he made this a family affair this isn't just handing to kids kids are in the whithous you kn this is a completely new territory here. >> shine light on. >> this would be the last word steve americans knew that going in they voted for donald trump knowing about all those connections, with businesses, that is they knew what they were getting into right. >> to oldl two older sons out of the white house running business daughter son-in-law in the white house only two thchl but two out of three kids, they are back at the business. >> all right that is last word cashin in a gang ready the bottom of the hour what you got. >> is hypocrisy over top when comes to coverage of they week's shooting of gop lawmakers first tests missiles and nukes now north korea released american prisoner horrific condition time to freeze all assets may be it is see you at 11:30 we will be watching, but up here, first the president wants americans to join his new apprentice program not the tv show, it is his new plan to train people, his new plan to train people, for r r r r dearthere's no other way to say

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and as we see more people take an active role, you kn, another question is, you know, could that lead to a rise in racial tension? we'll tackle that issue coming up on "beyond the headlines." >> welcome back to "beyond the headlines" with cheryl jennings. i'm abc7 news anchor chris nguyen sitting in as guest host for this special roundtable edition. as more asian americans get involved in the political process, many wonder will this lead in a rise in racial tension? vincent, you work for a civil rights organization. it's important that people push back on bias and discrimination. >> it is, and i think the way we should understand our own identity is as a means, not an end. and so i think when we understand what it means to be treated as an other, we can maybe be more empathetic to other groups who are marginalized. and so in that way, we don't see everything as a contest for limited resources, but how we need to work together to make sure that everyone has a fair shot, i think that's the way to address some of these questions around, you know, any potential downsides of diversity, inc

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deputy attorney general appointing robert mueller who is attacking on ought broadest terms for god kns this administration. that means republican leaders toad silent and permitted it to happen. congressman, you have got to hate that kind of violent political act as well. >> this situation with the special counsel, there again something that causes concern. in my opinion, i would think mr. mueller need to consider recusing himself from this. what an obstruction investigation, mr. comey would be aer witness. and he has a personal relationship with that witness. so i would think that if he is following the rules he would consider recusing himself from this work. now, i think it's also important to look at mr. rosenstein who says he wrote the memo and made the recommendation that mr. -- lou: he told the president to fire james comey, then gets haughty about the fact that the president then fires mr. comey. you can't make this stuff up. i apologize, very quickly, a few seconds left. your final thoughts? >> i think what we have to look at is what has happened with this entire situation, with

only that he claimed before he was of murock kn or libyan assent. but the other attacker is a 27-year-old british national born in pakistan called khuram butt and he was part of a group of young extremists who were very public, very vocal and their support of isis and this support of islamist exthemest ideology. they fell under the spell called choudary who is a well known hate preacher here in the united kingdom who has been preaching his poisonous message for quite some time. he was sent to prison in 2016. but all of this raises the question as to why he wasn't more on the radar of authorities. they certainly knew who khuram butt was, but they're saying we knew he was affiliated with this group but didn't know he was planning an attack. people described him as the quiet one. there was video that came out in the documentary last year called "the jihadists next door." where you actually see this young man unfurling a black flag, which is synonymous with extremist islam. you see him having an alt arication with police. other video has emerged on yout

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mark nollaknol knock -- mark kn works for cbs news. 15 briefings, 10 off-camera.bviously, 6 after today. it's a bad thing. not because i work for a television station, but it means having questions and responses people not in the briefing room can view. if you think that -- if you buy the sean spicer line, which is, well, the off-camera briefings are more substantive. i urge you to listen to one. they are not more substantive than the on-camera briefings. but this is an attempt to have the briefing as we know it wither on the vine. that is a bad thing for democracy. certainly it's a bad thing for journalism, and i think we have to call it out and say, this is not how this process is supposed to work. >> well, one of the things he'll probably be asked about today is that putin and trump are battling it out in this think pew poll. a battle of the barrel. the bottom of the barrel. putin, 27. trump at 22. negative feedback from 37 different countries' worth of polling. it will probably be dismissed by the white house. another poll that's wrong about the president. how

we mentioned house majority whip steve scalise is still in critical kn. matt mika is on a ventilator. he's been communicating through written notes. the others are expecting to be okay. this morning we are hearing from the wife of the suspected shooter. >> she is shedding a lot of light into this intense investigation. we know news 4's justin finch has bee her interview. he joins us with what we're learning. hey, justin, good morning to you. >> reporter: david, erika, good morning. indeed, more on that in a second. here at the park, a slight dropoff in the fbi and police presence out here. perhaps you can see all of the crime tape out here a sign that this investigation is still in the gathering stages this morning, but take you now to that investigation as it was happening yesterday. fbi agents out here combing every single inch of this part it seems including the baseball diamond where the shots were fired and leaving no stone unturned at the y where his van was found and where he was known to many members as well. they say he kept to himself and often

i don't think anyone though kn answer to this. >> my pick, this is not an opinion piece, it's a newsce in the financial times, what a trump exit from the paris deal means for the itself. it u.s. what does the agreement require in the first place, how are emissions targets meant to be met? what are the punishments if you don't meet them. it breaks down these individual questions. not in an opinionated way but explains when and if this deal could be renegotiated. >> eamon said by 2020. >> exactly. the u.s. can already decide not to meet its targets, but in terms of actually renegotiating, which he laid out is his aim, he didn't question the science anymore. he said this is a bad deal, i want to renegotiate. that can't be done until 2020. >> everybody has an opinion, including big business, politicians and americans. yes, we should read the fine print. >> stocks setting a record high as we await the jobs report. david rosenberg will join us after this short break. s my hea. this is where i trade and manage my portfolio. since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets and gold ma

we don't kn what -- how much comey willbe on the deils of what he is offered in the statement to theirions. senators who will question other intelligence officials in an unrelated hearing today, obviously a lot of russia stuff came up, and they get frustrated not getting a lot of answers. it'll be interesting tomorrow to see other comey does indeed go beyond an offer details in addition to what is in the statement out now. or, whether he says, this is what i'm comfortable saying and i won't say anything more. that is why the things we will be looking for tomorrow. david: let's move on with the time left on this document. this section pertaining to the january point seventh dinner with the president. details on how he had been invited to the white house, intended to invite his whole but, then he decided just to have him at this time. that is according to james comey. it turned out to be just the two of us. we were seated at a small oval table in the center of a greener and at the white house. the president began by asking me whether i wanted to stay on as fbi director. and i'm rating fr

five were shot at congressional baseball practice, a couple hourswe do kn update on the condition, ofmajoest person reported shot in this incident. >> who is tli office. >> so it says, thices for congrl baseball game, whip scalise was shot in the hip. he was transported to maryland star hospital center where he is under going surgery but he is in stable condition. prior don'tering surgery whip was in good spirits and did get to speak with his wife, and grateful, and brave actions of u.s. capitol police , first responders and collogue. keep whip and other harmed in your thoughts and prayers. office will release additional information on his condition. >> that is his title, majority whip. >> yes. >> so, out of alabama, their representative, not that long ago he became representative because he took place of jeff sessions when jeff sessions became our attorney general, m o brooks, maur reese breaks. >> i'm especially thankful for u.s. capitol police who risked their lives to protect us. >> he was there. >> he was one of the first people to speak about what happened and what went on and talk t

you can see how complicated this weekend if it were played out as a nickel debate and blame game.n't kn >> right now we don't know, the white house is not committed to paying these funds. they paid them a little bit and part keeping the lawsuit alive. democrats tried to get a permanent appropriation for it under the spending bill cut earlier this year when they couldn't get the deal they walked away from it and pursued other goals. >> louise both talking about the future of u.s. healthcare. no skull is linda in dallas, texas, go ahead.healthca >> caller: i'm quite please with the healthcare that i have. under that healthcare didn't go to the clinic or my chores it really is good and i'm hoping with new health care bill it does not change in a bit my dr. would get referrals and also i'd like to say that i'm hopinge that nothing changes to the hospitals that take care of the low income residents in my district. they go to parkland hospital. they take care of them under their special insurance. i'm hoping nothing changes there. fi thank you. >> someone who is satisfied with healthcare. how

but then he became involved in a conflict that left inmate giovan >> acc inmate thompson kn strike him ground. >> thompson was given d administrative segregation, but now he faces more time in jail because harris has decided to file a criminal assault charge against him. >> it just sounds like ought to do it. take you serious. i could have died in here or something. >> right now we're going to get inmate thompson. these are outside charges. so i'm going to pull him into the office and read him his rights and then get his side of the story. >> what am i getting? another charge? >> we'll talk about it in a second. you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. you understand these rights? just need you to sign right here for me. you're still saying it's a fight, it was a fight? >> yeah, i didn't use no weapons or nothing. >> i'm not saying anything about weapons. >> he swung at me. i just defended myself. i knew all this was going to be like this, i wouldn't even fought dude. >> i have two witnesses said you swung on him first. >> we both

news conference james was asked how he feels now that kevin durant has won his first dhamp i don't kn knowship. >> well, i'm not happy he won his first. i'm not happy at all. it helps when you're able to experience things with this team as well. he felt like he needed to reassemble and reassess his career and come here. >> so that was not subtle shade, right? that's not his way. james is now 3-5 in his nba finals career. he won twice with the miami heat and once with the cavs. one of the special guests was the national spelling bee champion. abc 7 asked her what large word she would use to describe the experience. >> rhapsodical. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> like a flow, like music. >> rhapsodical. >> it's up and down and everything. >> reporter: spell it. >> >> she and her family got to ride in a limo from their home in fresno. this was her first nba game. she said it was really fun being inside oracle arena to watch them win. >>> happening today, free tacos for taco tuesday. taco bell giving away free doritos loco tacos thanks to the warriors since they stole a road win duri

this full-ement next week to steps, repeal first and then spend august full-time andto kn replace. he's referring to know august break in washington. >> here we go with that again. with senator purdue from georgia had an op-ed the other day where he was making a similar caseng over although not specific to health care about not enough of the agenda being done to leave for the august recess. there's generally no appetite for sticking around washingtonun in august on the vast majority of senators. in fact, you could argue that if the deadline of august recess is taken off the table because people will be around, thingsly might actually go slower because the only thing that drives congress and maybe the senate to act is the incentive of recess. so we'll see where that goes. the other interesting thing to point out is that if you have this will repeal now, replace later the other place that comes into conflict is what president trump was saying about the senate plan meeting more heart or that the house plan was mean, if you in fact to a full repeal everyone gets ticked off the medicaid

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she allegedly followed just 50 accounts including edward snowden and hacking dwrgroup kn as anonymousnd disdain for donald trump. she wrote, the most dangerous entry to this country was the orange fascist we let into the white house. >> instead of focussing on the question of was russia i involved in interfering with the election, now we are focussing on whether or not or the extent of punishment for this low-level government employee. >> now according to that criticism cal complaint they were able to track winter down pretty easily because intercept sent a copy of the document which we said had been print oefd and mailed to the government to check for authenticity before publishing it. because it was a copy the line from it being folded was visible. investigators determine that only six people printed that document off and said that winter was the only one with previous e-mail contact with the reporters from the intercept. we need to you point out, intercept says it has no idea who leaked them the document. it was ano onymous. winter did not enter a plea. she is scheduled to be in fe

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law professor according to politico will have to answer, if you will, to where are these help h help knos are and what is in them? >> we don't know whether with he will give the memos up as far as i'm aware. i think we don't expect there to be anything in those he memos t has not been publicly discussed so far as the germane elements in all of this. and i think it does perhaps help the president with some his supporters in trying to hdy t huddy the waters, in trying to portray james comey as less of a boy scout because it does raise this question what exactly was he trying to do by facilitating this information. but i take the other guest's point, i don't see any real evidence that it rises to the level of a leak or legally improper behavior which is what some on the president's legal team have been trying to suggest. >> and some of what james comey said here was related obviously to the russian hacking effort. and that he said it was done with overwhelming technical efforts. those were his words. what stood out to you agains a former cia military analyst this what he said about the rus

heard very many republicans speak that way about what -- what's going to happen to the acament you kn. you know, the focus for so long, so many years, has been on repeal and replacing obamacare. they're limited in what they can do through the path that they've chosen with reconciliation. but that also complicates some of the results they're getting. with using reconciliation, it's very hard to see the same results that we've had. when president trump says "i don't want to see anyone lose insurance," that's going to be hard to achieve with some of the changes they're making. >> this is going to be hard to achieve, as well. mitch mcconnell has his hands full. kimberly leonard, thank you very much. we'll see you in 20 minutes. >> yep. >> thank you. >>> last night, the white house issued a warning aimed at syria. in a statement, the white house says, "there are potential preparations for another chemical weapons attack by the syrian regime that would lead to mass murder of civilians." it also warned president bashar al assad that there will be a heavy price to pay if such an attack is car

of the president's m.o., long before he entered elected politics, don, which sthat, you knthat, you kn situation does not make his look good then he seeks to address it to tamake himself look better i his own view. here's another fun fact, don, he has it exactly backwards. it's not almost impossible for democrats to lose the electoral college. it's almost impossible for democrats to lose the popular vote. democrats have won six out of the last seven popular votes. two of the last three presidential elections that republicans have won, they've only won the electoral college and not won the popular vote. so, it doesn't even make sense on its face. >> interesting. how much does gerrymandering have to do with that, david? >> well, okay. look, you've got congressional districts all around the coun y country, don, that are drawn where you're either drawing democratic voters completely out of districts or you're drawing just enough democratic voters into each district that they can't, you know, sort of go over the top of 51% in any district in a number of states. you also have republican-led

i kn for a fact based on my own conveations that people are always trying to keep up with him because his perspective is often different and often based on his personal perception of the reality rather than the legal. he's not a lawyer. he's not a politician. i think this is where the way he's done business in the past, as a businessman, being direct, is now in conflict with the way the city runs. >> but sir, being direct means your word is your bond. being direct means having a point of view. the president himself said to john dickerson of cbs, i don't stand for anything. and at this point, can we actually say he's not a politician? >> he's becoming a politician by the fact he's now the president. i'll say this about the problem and what's going on. i do believe mr. trump has to be much clearer about what he's trying to achieve. i always say as a military officer, begin with the end in mind. what do you want to achieve and try to figure out how to do it. i don't think he's figured out how to do that yet. he's trying to learn how to use the levers of government and communication and h

statements yesterday and today, really denying some of the substance for the first time of the comey mem knt of been in the news in the water now for several weeks. i wonder if you think that's tied at all o whto what we know, there's pretty clear bread crumbs out there suggesting mike flynn might be in some serious criminal trouble. >> well, mike flynn is facing a series of different criminal problems, potentially criminal problems. they include lying to investigators about his phone calls with russians and lying to -- on his background clearance form and to investigators reupping his security clearance about his trip to russia in late 2015. they include taking payments from a foreign entity, foreign government, without getting permission even though he was a retired military officer. not registering as a foreign agent and so forth. there's a whole different constellation of problems that is keeping michael flynn's lawyer very busy. that said, i do not think that president trump's denial that he told jim comey in substance or in words to drop the case against michael flynn is because there