uno se resbalÓ y cayó al lago congelado.Ó el control y no pudo salir. el rescate de anthony pÉrez de 11 aÑos se realizÓ en un gran operativo enfrentando las bajas temperaturas y los bloques de hielo en el lago. muriÓ ddos horas despuÉs de ser rescatado. a los socorristas el agua les llegÓ hasta el pecho y tuvieron que romper el hielo con sus manos ppara poder alcanzar al pequeÑo anthony. su amigo de 12 aÑos al que habÍa rescatado fue corriendo a su casa a pedir ayuda. sus vecinos consideran a anthony un hÉroe que muriÓ por salvar a su amigo. >> que ella coja la fuerza y siga adelante. y no va a ser fÁcil para ella. blanca: el invierno pasado estos siete turistas estaban tomÁndose un selfie en el lago del parque central cuando el hielo cediÓ tuvieron que ser rescatados por otras personas que afortunadamente se encontraban alrededor. >> nosotros tenemos que salir y ayudar a esos que estÁn een el hielo. blanca: el entrenamiento de los que patrullan los parques indica que se sujeta la cuerda y auxilie a la persona. ayer quedÓ un

and surprise for the very first time we are presenting this one hundredth episode together from lagos thank you for inviting me to nigeria right and first before we get into it we want to take in the amazing view from right here on the tower and wave that behind you can get a glimpse a little bit off the ocean i have a feeling that later on we're going to see have a closer look at it we will in did but first let's look at how far the show has come ninety nine episodes what did we do what did we learn how far this race take us. you. know. i do do that and soon do we. get into israel some place for me. the book. wow what an exciting design it has been but we're not resting on our laurels we are looking to the future that's right and there's no better place to start on environmental journey from down from lagos a magazine about eighteen million people but no matter where we go we are going to get why recycling plays such a big role in africa do you have any assets john yes when i look back we just did not have so much in the past but i've come to continents continue to get richer and to

morir ahogado en un lago de queens en nueva york. pero Él no pudo salir con vida.rebeca smith estuvo en el lugar de los hechos. >>> muy amo roroso >>> cÉsar Álvarez era un vecino d pequeÑo anthony pÉrez, se lanzÓ al lago congelado para sal rava su amigo >>> estaban jugando el mÁs grande se metiÓ y se cayo por el agua y el chiquitito lo sacÓ >>> segÚn autoridades despuÉs de darse cuenta que antonio no salÍa su amigo corriÓ a pedir ayuda, a su arribo 4 minutos despuÉs del llamado de meshgz los rescatistas se lanzaron a la agua congelada solo con short y playeras para buscar al pequeÑo luego de 15 minutos dieron con Él y despues demasiado tarde. ahora algunos vecinos dicen se podrÍa prevenir esta tragedia. >>> este es un campo de juego de

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the presidents estate at mar-a-lago. >> good afternoon. very interesting. imagine the presidents twitter mac storm today. he mentioned a bunch of people. john mcmaster, national security advisor, the mueller team. he talked about resident obama and as you can imagine, he also talked about adam schiff. the california congressman. the letter from the president gave a fit of a lack of a better description, a golf clap. for agreeing with him that the obama administration simply did not do nearly enough to combat the russia targeting of america's democracy. and i want to share with you a bit of what they said today on national television. >> i have said all along that i think the obama administration should have dunmore. and senator feinstein and i took the first steps to make public attribution because at that time he could not get the obama administration to acknowledge the russian interference. they were very weary of appearing to be putting your hand on the scale. >> i mentioned a bit of a golf clap. as they tweet that does that. finally, little adam schiff,

he was sitting at his mar-a-lago resort unable to play golf because of the optics of that. of course, the shooting in park dgs lan land, florida just 40 minutes south of mar-a-lago. so he was watching a lot of cable television and was tweeting a lot saturday evening into sunday. white house advisers did not know these were coming. they see these in realtime the way everyone else sees them, but it's clear despite the fact there are two major challenges going on, one, the tampering of a u.s. election, and two, another school shooting, the president again managed to turn this back to himself, asking questions about himself through all of these. but don, it's interesting that he is blaming president obama for not doing anything, but in the course of these tweets he has acknowledged more than he ever has before over the last year-plus that there was russian meddling. what's striking is the commander in chief is not saying what the u.s. should do to prevent this going forward. that's been absent from all of these. >> it's interesting. as you said, if we could put the tweets back

la de anthony pÉrez el niÑo latino que salvÓ a su amigo de morir ahogado en un lago de queens en nueva >>> muy amo roroso >>> cÉsar Álvarez era un vecino d pequeÑo anthony pÉrez, se lanzÓ al lago congelado para sal rava su amigo >>> estaban jugando el mÁs grande se metiÓ y se cayo por el agua y el chiquitito lo sacÓ >>> segÚn autoridades despuÉs de darse cuenta que antonio no salÍa su amigo corriÓ a pedir ayuda, a su arribo 4 minutos despuÉs del llamado de meshgz los rescatistas se lanzaron a la agua congelada solo con short y playeras para buscar al pequeÑo luego de 15 minutos dieron con Él y despues demasiado tarde. ahora algunos vecinos dicen se podrÍa prevenir esta tragedia. >>> este es un campo de juego de bÉisbol hace 10 12340s snaÑos ln de agua y ahora estÁ lleno de mosquito >>> el jovencito era un simple conocido >>> era mi baby lo conocÍa muy bien >>> este es el lago donde el pequeÑo anthony perdiÓ la vida, es muy difÍcil distinguir waco congelada de tierra, inclusive el departamento de bomberos pone este tipo de escalera para poder sa ayudar a esta agua congelada pero ni esta

su mejor amigo de 12 aÑos habÍa caído en un lago de hielo, estaba congelado.altÓ a salvarlo, lo logrÓ. sin embargo, Él falleciÓ. tenemos entendido que las autoridades trataron de revivirlo, de darle primeros auxilios por mucho rato los paramÉdicos. lamentablemente ese niÑo falleciÓ en un hospital cercano. la comunidad estÁ completamente consternada. >> Él siempre estÁ solito. usted sabe cÓmo es la curiosidad de los muchachos. >> me rompe el corazÓn que fue Él. mariela: es lo que sabemos, dos amigos estaban jugando, los vecinos han dicho que este niÑo, anthony pÉrez era conocido como un niÑo tranquilo, buena persona. siempre era amable y no le sorprendÍa que hayan hecho este acto heroico.las autoridades estÁn aprovechando su tragedia para mandar este mensaje a los padres, que le digan a sus hijos de los peligros que hay en estas masas de agua que estÁn congeladas. aunque se vea que el hielo estÁ suficientemente fuerte, no van a suportar el cuerpo de una persona, el peso. es todo por mi parte mariela salgado, vuelvo con ustedes estudios. carolina: agradecemos es

we do that with isabelle mateos y lago. sri-kumar. a tapestry of thought. buys for been -- you do not 3% trump growth? and wei do not buy that, are starting to see signs of that happen with the retail sales numbers we saw, sharply down, in yesterday's industrial production number. it was expected to rise. withu had the situation the fed continuing to increase interest rates, i do not think the economy can stand 3%, let alone 4%, and you are talking about slower economic growth. tom: do you agree, or d you take a more optimistic look? isabelle: perhaps we lack imagination, but we are quite bullish about u.s. growth, in large part thanks to the fiscal stimulus, the combination of tax cuts and higher spending. growthct both u.s. gdp -- a boost in u.s. gdp growth as much as 1% this year, which is quite significant. the indicators, we are tracking their real-time date -- the real-time data. they are suggesting we are on a path for that, and stronger momentum on the consumer side, on the corporate side, for the first time. if you listen to

at the conservation foundation in lagos nigeria thanks for chiming in african and european environmentalists. here's what we have coming up on the show today. this week we'll be heading to south africa to find out what's being done to help endangered sea horses. we'll go to rwanda to meet a woman who creates jewelry from waste. and then we will show you a prince an art school solution to the problem of water ice and he can. see holes mysterious and magical marine animals but threatened with extinction in many parts of the world scientists in south africa trying to do something to save the. sea horses are incredibly well camouflaged not protects them but makes it hard for researchers to find them and tell them apart. scientists in south africa have found a way of marking the animals by implanting homeless person times under the skin. that helps them identify and truck individuals. tagging the animal and understanding its movement and home range will be able to understand what habitat and what area it needs for its entire lives spent once we know this we can demarcate zones and areas and focus

let's start from nearby mar-a-lago. dan, just looking ahead now, we know the president has a listening session with students and teachers from the florida high school this upcoming wednesday. who exactly will he be listening to? how is he preparing for that? >> hey, brooke. it seems this statement where it expresses the president's openness with strengthening the background checks in the united states is really the first step and something you'll hear a lot about during the listening sessions. it gives him something to back in the sessions. i want to read what was said this morning. the president spoke to senator cornant about the bipartisan bill. he and senator murphy introduced to improve federal compliance with criminal background check legislation. the president is supportive of efforts to improve the federal background check system. you were right though. we don't know what it looks like. president trump has been all over the map on guns for the better part of two decades. in a book in the early 2000s he backed the

kevin cork reporting from mar-a-lago, thank you, kevin.nstein right now, host of the jamie weinstein show pod cast and national review on-line and founding partner at jmw strategies. let's talk about this issue called immigration. the first question i got to ask you, jamie, now that people are at home with their constituents, representatives what do they have to show their constituents in terms of what they are doing about daca and immigration? >> it depends on the different bases that are out there. in some extent, it seems like some of these bases just want to continue to fight unless they get 100% of what their particular sides are asking for. what's interesting right here is it seems that the contention right now is not on illegal immigration. there seems to be some sort of bipartisan consensus to legal liz 1.8 million -- legalize 1.8 million dreamers that was moving from a compromise on the president's side. there seems to be some sort of compromise on the democrat on some sort of border wall. but the question is what should the compo

. >> allie, president trump is at mar-a-lago this weekend. we've heard nothing from him since the memo was released, just a statement from sarah sanders. hogan was on and that's it. what are you reading into this silence? >> also on cnn last night, one of the things said new york city considerations of firing mueller. i think the quote he said is trump has confidence in rosenstein -- i said mueller before and i meant rod rosenstein. that's important when you think about attorney general going forward. yesterday in the oval office as the memo was released, president trump said you figure out when asked about confidence in his attorney general. that was left murky. now both publicly and privately telling us, there's in considerations of firing rosenstein, keep things the same at justice. that's meant to quell these cries from democrats after the memo, look, this is like the saturday night massacre. this is looking to calm the waters, the memo didn't have anything substantively in it we didn't already know, trying to tell us we're calming the wa

that's 40 miles way afrom he fr in mar-a-lago. it was only one of many tweets from the president, his main focus was the russia investigation. the president attacking some of his favorite targets and democrats in the media. and going as far as to undercut his national security adviser hr mcmaster, someone that he's long been rumored to have serious disagreements with. it all stems from a comment that hr mcmaster made at a security conference in munich, germany, over the weekend. mcmaster was asked about the statements that were made by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on friday and presenting his indictment. here's what mcmaster said. listen. >> as you can see with the fbi indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain. >> reporter: and here is what the president wanted to clarify, his tweet about hr mcmaster. he writes, quote, general mcmaster forgot to say that the results of the 2016 election were not impacted or changed by the russians. and that the only collusion was between r

in lagos thank you. in other news gunmen have killed five police officers and an off duty soldier in an attack on a police station in south africa police say that the gunman entered the building in the early morning and opened fire before stealing weapons in a vehicle the country's police minister called it a national tragedy. and police in peru say that at least thirty six people were killed when a double decker bus veered off of a mountain road and tumbled two hundred meters down a cliff in the country south at least thirty others were injured the cause of the accident wasn't immediately known. and finally now before we go a success story from the u.k. their wildlife rescuers say that they are delighted to have released a very special seal back into the wild she was found last september injured and skinny with a first piece stuck around her neck now it's been a long road and it has taken a lot of fish dinners but now the seal is back to the size that she should be and back in the sea. where she's the.

west palm beach covering the president mary lago at the latest. >> hi, eric. sunny and very windy day two for president trump been spent at the winner right house down the street where the president is right now. he's been there for the past four hours. while there, the president did send out this tweet about the deadly amtrak train crash on the train headed from new york to florida. my thoughts and prayers are with all the victims involved in this morning's train collision in south carolina. thank you to our incredible first responders for the incredible work they've done. the president who did this yesterday about the republican house intelligence committee member released on friday in consuming all of the beltway ever since. the memo totally vindicates trump probe of the russian went on -- witchhunt going on and on. no collusion and obstruction, the word not used because after one year of looking endlessly and finding nothing, collusion is dead. this an american disgrace. "fox news sunday" with chris wallace this morning, former cia director and secretary o

first of all, peter, the president's behavior this weekend, even for a trump weekend at mar-a-lago, was unusually prolific, shall we say, on twitter. >> yeah, andrea, i think that's exactly right. we know from aides they recommended he not play golf the last couple days in the wake of that shooting that took place not far from mar-a-lago, just 40 miles away in parkland, which allowed him a lot of time behind closed doors at his exclusive estate to watch television, and as it would turn out, to fume. we have heard repeatedly from this president over the course of the last year, trying to minimize or dispute any possible russian role in the last election. but after that indictment by robert mueller's team late last week, the president sort of cast it through his own lens, effectively spreading blame to everybody else except to russia in this situation here. some of the tweets were sort of stunning. the president, among other things, saying of russia that they are laughing their asses off in moscow. he wrote, get smart, america. he said, they've succeeded beyond their wildest dreams, quali

he shouldn't be going to mar-a-lago every single weekend. what happened to camp david?hink he's trying to deflect because he can't go outside and play golf and there are a lot of facts that he should be very concerned about because the underlying subjects of that indictment is that mueller is looking at these charges as a violation of campaign finance and election law. and i think that the trump campaign and all of the associates should be concerned about potential legal exposure. >> alan rosenstein, i want to stick with this theme as i read from another tweet. if it was the goal of russia to create discord, disruption and chaos within the u.s. then with all the committee hearings and the party hatred they have succeeded between their wildest dreams. they're laughing at us, get smart. what is the president trying to do there and what the legal implications, directing t folks here to get smart? >> well, i think as the other commentator pointed out what the president is trying to do is to deflect. i think what we have seen with these tweets is that the president prizes hi

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then 20 minutes later the first family was back at mar-a-lago. before him the first lady wearing a red cape and the son sporting or white. while the president was at his golf club today, they stayed home. the president left behind -- which they say shows that the fbi and justice department have used their power with surveillance warrants on trump campaign advisors. democrats in fbi content the charged memo is misleading and a distraction to the ongoing russia probe by the special prosecutor. it is super bowl weekend. today and tomorrow no public events for the president and for the first lady have been scheduled. nor are any anticipated. the president is expected to watch at least some of the super bowl at mar-a-lago before returning back to d.c. tomorrow night. >> thank you. >> and all of this we bring in sarah westwood. she covers the white house for the washington examiner. always good to see you. phil brings up some questions in his report. what might be next and possibly the release of this democratic memo which would counter the republican

if he's out golfing in mar-a-lago or sitting at home watching the news. the tweet was very directed and had nothing to do with democracy, preventing elections. we have had every warning sign from the intelligence community over the last week and prior to that that this is going to be yet another year where russia is trying to interfere. you had vladimir putin the other day say to a palestinian leader that he had trump's proxy to speak on a particular issue. that -- that provoked almost no response from the white house. i mean you are going to keep seeing these kinds of things, and if the white house does not respond, they will only increase, i suspect. and so i do not think the white house is going to dhacchange it course. again, i think so much of what you saw in response was about keeping the president from attacking the special counsel. it says we had nothing to do with this, and i think you'll see more of that if you see anything at all. >> and sony, no chance of rain. that's the forecast around mar-a-lago. >> we'll see what happens. >>> we'll talk to

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the mar-a-lago kitchen cabinet. he was ensconced at mar-a-lago for 48 hours friday night until sunday night mostly watching cable television, hanging out with his friends. he was serving club members, what he might do about gun control. he was complaining about the russia coverage. he was watching tv and feeling angry and fuming and tsuistewin. he had dinner with geraldo rivera who promotes conspiracy theories. >> let's reframe the conversation the way he demonstrates the way it didn't happen. i said it may be russia or china or another country or group or 400 pound genius sitting in bed playing with his computer. the russia hoax was that the trump campaign colluded with russia, it never did let's play what the president did say over the course of the last many months. take a listen. >> i don't think anybody knows it was russia broke into the dnc. they're saying russia, russia, russia. maybe it was. could also be china, could be lots of other people. could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds. >>>

the president was at mar-a-lago last night dining with his sons according to sources. and his sons were egging him on to take a stronger stand against the fbi in light of the news that the fbi mishandled the tip about the shooter at margery stone ham senior high school. then the president stopped at a gala for a while and went to bed at 10:00 p.m. he's been indoors all weekend. the white house deciding it would be a bad idea to go golfing as he typically does on long weekends here at mar-a-lago, partly because they wanted to pay their respects to those students and teachers that were killed in the shooting. but the president has essentially been sitting inside watching cable news. and his frustrations boiled over and that's where we got those tweets. no word yet from the white house as to whether or not the president saw or was made aware of what the students were saying. >> meantime, the president's planning to hold a listening session with students and teachers on wednesday. that is actualexactly one week the shooting and this tragedy. >> reporter: here's the thing,

but then he spent the weekend at mar-a-lago in florida. and he watched the news coverage before unleashing his anger in response to that indictment, 14 tweets just about russia in just over 48 hours. here's some of what the president wrote in this fuselage. quote, if it was the goal of russia to create discord and cay coswithin the u.s. then with all the committee hearings and investigations and all the party hatred they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. they are laughing their asses off in moskow. get smart america. this is not acceptable. they are spending too much time trying to prove russian collusion with the trump campaign. there is no collusion. get back to the basics and make us all proud. then there was this. "obama was president up to and until the 2016 election, so why didn't he do something about russian meddling?" >> the president even criticized h.r. mcmaster for russian election interference calling it quote, incontrovertible. as bloomberg's shannon pettypiece noted trump criticized everyone but russia for election

then use my mind like neo in the matrix and fly away to space mar-a-lago. space-a-lago.utiful piece of chocolate cake. >> not too surprising for some of us that that was late night material. >> oh, yeah. >> the "black panther" is not only dominating the box office, it is also helping to give back to the community. in celebration of the movie's success, disney is donating $1 million to the boys and girls club of america. the gift will expand the organization's science, technology, engineering and math programs. the star of "black panther" tweeted, he can never go wrong when you invest in kids' futures #wakanda forever. >> i can't wait to see this movie. i spent the last couple weeks -- >> listening to music. >> and seeing the other oscar nominees for best picture which we're going to put on our social media platform later in the week. now that we're done reviewing all those this is next. >> dessert when it comes to all your movies, "black panther." i've heard nothing but great things about it. >> the sound track is so dope. >>> mullets and the greatest -- mullets, the gre

is a contributing writer at sports africa and lagos nigeria we're joined by festus i are up and in boston massachusetts erica e.c. is a get me an american journalist welcome to the stream everyone i want to start with a tweet we got from a member of our community when they heard that you would be on the show and us and hassen on twitter says he is our wiki leaks we love you and us now this is a good reference point for those who may not be familiar with your work but tell us how did you get started in the world of investigative journalism. journalism as a print journalist in as i kept on moving up i realized that there was the need to define what exactly i do to be more impactful to society so strong to undercover journalism there that's what i've done ever since i did so because i thought that it had a more lasting impact on society and it helped that was the development of society so people watching right now things just switched on al-jazeera you're watching a really well known gunmen undercover journalist have a look at him right now because it is an extraordinary sight and as we have

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president trump holed up and fired up during a weekend in mar-a-lago after special counsel robert mueller charged 13 russians with a plot to interfere in the u.s. election. and students beg lawmakers to act after that deadly school massacre in florida. the other white house says the president supports approving federal background checks. >>> plus, heartbroken and blindsided, the family who opened their home and hearts to the shooter before the rampage speaks out. >> everybody seems to know we didn't know. we had rules and he followed every rule to a t. >> and before he moved into your home, how well did you know him? >> i had met him a couple times before. he had spent a night at the house, and he was very polite. he seemed normal. >> cnn has learned that the parkland, florida school shooter had obtained at least 10 firearms, all of them rifles, according to law enforcement officials in the year prior to the shooting. meanwhile, president trump may have found an opening to take action after last week's massacre. today the white house is signalling a willingness to talk, saying in a statem

the weapon was discovered during a security screening outside of the mar-a-lago resort. the services the man lawfully possessed a gun that was prohibited in its jurisdiction. the man says he meant to leave the handgun in his car before joining the motorcade but forgot to do that. the president is on his way back to washington after spending the holiday weekend at his florida resort about an hour from the parkland shooting scene. he's been busy on twitter, posting about many topics from oprah winfrey to the russian indictments. the kremlin is weighing in now on the charges as well, dismissing them as proving nothing about russian government involvement. correspondent kevin corke is outside the president's florida compound. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, my friend. what a difference a day makes. one tweet about russia today from the president, one of two tweets all told and that's a dramatic departure from what we saw the weekend when he was virtually tweeting nonstop about the russian investigation. it was a digital day lose, president trump's tweet storm ran the g

at the same time, the president this morning, from his mar-a-lago resort, has been tweeting all about his poll numbers. saying that they are closer to 49% now. his poll numbers have gone up, but they're not quite that high according to the polls we go by here at cnn. the president seems to want far more credit for the improvement in his public standing that he's been receiving from the news media, fred. >> all right, abby phillip, thanks so much. >>> all right, so because of this memo, morale at the top law enforcement agencies just might be suffering. the document is very critical of the leadership of the fbi and the justice department. the fbi director was adamantly against releasing the memo and now christopher wray, fbi director, is telling his staff to stay focused, not be swayed by the political fallout. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is following this for us now. so jessica, what did the director say and how did he convey the message? >> fredricka, the fbi director, he put out a video message to the 35,000 members of the fbi. this was just after that memo was relea

instead spent saturday and sunday at mar-a-lago out of respect for the victims of the parkland high school shooting and their families. so he stayed away from his golf club. instead he watched cable tv in a you see and responded in realtime on his twitter account in the process of, elevating talking points where he suggested the fbi's failure to stop the gunman at the florida high school just 40 minutes from here was somehow linked to the fact agents were too much involved in the russia investigation. look, he said nothing to the point about vladimir putin or about how he would thwart continued russian attempts to interfere in the 2018 midterm election and beyond. >> quick side note, he said he didn't golf this weekend. where is he now? >> he just returned from trump international golf club. we don't know that he golfed today, but he was certainly there today. >> jeff, what is the strategy behind these tweets? ? a strategy or is this just donald trump's stream of consciousness? >> it's too hard to tell if it's a full strategy. it's certainly a concerted effort based on the public interview

rather than getting up, the president decided to review the matter at the dinner table at mar-a-lago. see, there was mood lighting, at the time a little dark so people gathered around with cell phones and they did the president a favor and lit up all the material he was reviewing about the north korean missile launch that night using the flashlights from their cell phones so they are signing lights onto the cell phones about the security crisis while president trump and his staffers talked about it and figured out what to do about it and it all unfolded at the head table in front of all the other delighted guests present who were all mar-a-lago club members and some posted how neat it was to be in a situation style security crisis while enjoying their dinner. people who posted about this and took these photos and posted on facebook are not people with security clearances. the random people using their phones to illuminate the documents he was reviewing about the north korean missile launch were all those phones definitely secured devices? using the light of the phone, make sure you ge

the president got worked up over the weekend at his resort in mar-a-lago, after talking to his sons andatching coverage of the russian indictment spurring on his twitter tirade. after a round of golf today, the president went back to twitter, this time taking aim at his predecessor, but notably, not russia. president trump began his press president's day at his florida golf course, after deciding to avoid it in the aftermath of the shooting. he took to twitter, blaming his predecessor, tweeting obama was president up to and beyond the 2016 election. why didn't he do something about russian meddling? the president spent much of the weekend raging on twitter at his mar-a-lago resort, watching cable news, getting riled up by his sons don junior and eric who urge him to take a tougher stance with the fbi, after revealed that the agency failed to follow-up on a tip about the florida shooter. very sad that the fbi missed all of the many signals sent out by the florida school shooter. this is not acceptable. the president tweeted they're spending too much time trying to prove russian collusion

here are the top stories we're watching now -- security scare near president trump's mar-a-lago resorts morning. the drive e of a white house press pool van detained after secret service agents found a gun in his bag. it is his personal firearm and he forgot to leave it in his car. >>> axios reporting without chief of staff had an altercation with chinese authorities during a trip to china. the incident reportedly happened last november when a chinese security officer tried to stop an american military aide following him into the great hall in beijing. >>> say you go to vote ot your polling place determined by your district, despite what you may think, they aren't always chosen based simply on your location. often designed to specifically benefit the political party that has drawn the district. that is called partisan gerrymandering. we've gone through the meaning of gerrymandering before. actually named after a guy whose name was pro founded gerry. the swing state of pennsylvania is widely considered one of the nation's most gerrymandered. today the supreme court is expected to releas

stephanie hegarty lagos. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news.en buffett says tax cuts introduced by president trump boosted his company's earnings by $29 billion last year. many democrats had argued that the tax package was a huge and unaffordable giveaway to the wealthy. mr buffett, who is chairman and chief executive of berkshire hathaway,has long argued for higher taxes for the rich. rival demonstrations are taking place in italy, a week ahead of the general election. the anti—immigrant party is holding a rally in the city of milan, while several thousand took part in an anti—racism protest in rome. security has been stepped up across both cities. three days after an attack on a south african police station, officials say they have shot dead seven of the suspects in a gunfight at a church. they say those killed had been hiding there since carrying out wednesday's attack in the eastern cape. the armed gang killed six people and stole weapons and a police van. today, ten other suspects were arrested. stay with us on bbc world news. still to com