attack maggie as well. president trump is in decisions with a veteran washington lawyer who represented bill clinton during the -- joining the white house to help deal. instead, he chose to tweet this, the president could have ignored that story or said something bland but true instead he chose to tweet this and shows you honesty. quote, the failing "new york times" purposely wrote a story failing i'm unhappy with my legal team on the russia case and i'm going to add another lawyer to help out. wrong. i'm very happy with my lawyers, john dowd, ty cobb and jay sekulow. so keeping them honest, and went on to say she knows nothing about. first of all, maggie haberman was right. and we know this because now that lawyer she reported on has been officially hired. the president said he was very happy with his three lawyers. let's point out two of the three hours he was happy with are no longer his lawyers. as for the claim that haberman is not given access and knows nothing about the president, that is a refrain f

maggie rulli live in windsor. unless they kick her out. >>> time at your weather on this thursday morning. what you're looking at is not a raging river. that's actually a pittsburgh after heavy rains sineeuntrdated the area trigge flash flood warnings. some roads will need significant repairs. taking a look at the current spda storms the entire easasnycot reast. wi throughout the weekend. >>> looking at today's temperatures, the highs in atlanta, miami, denver and minneapolis looking at about 82. dallas and new orleans will hit 94. los angeles only gets to 70. pretty moderate there. >>> coming up right here, the new iphone that cost more than $4,000. >> oh, is that all? >> that's it. >>> but first, more earthquakes in hawaii along with a new warning in the volcano zone. >>> and the u.s. surgeon general comes to the rescue on b >>> we're back with stunning photos from hawaii showing golfers enjoying the day as an ash plume rises in the distance from the kilauea volcano. police are now warning some of that ash could

maggie, you've covered mayor giuliani for a long, long time. >> forever, yes.g that out. >> this is not exactly surgical legal precision i feel like we're seeing here. >> look, so i had a similar conversation with him to the oe dana had. one of the things he said to me in the conversation, he was very upset about what his former law firm had said. he also told me he was talking about the nda. i, too, would have to go back and look at the transcript, but there is a realm where not knowing what was said there that is what he could be talking about. he has not been, you know, precise in a lot of these television hits what was interesting he said to me that he laid low, which we'd known, but i hadn't heard him say it on the record. he had laid low for the last 18 months or so, basically at the request of his law firm. they were unhappy with the surrogate work he did for president trump toward the end of 2016 during the campaign. they did not want him out there. it was upsetting some of their lawyers. i think it was not just that the lawyers aren't fans of the pres

attack maggie as well. president trump is in decisions with a veteran washington lawyer who represented bill clinton during the -- joining the white house to help deal. instead, he chose to tweet this, and it shows you a lot about his honesty, quote, the failing "new york times" purposely wrote a false story. wrong, i am very happy with my lawyers, john dowd, ty cobb and jay sekulow. so keeping them honest, and went on to say she knows nothing about. first of all, maggie haberman was right. the president said he was happy with his three lawyers. two of those three lawyers he was happy with are no longer his lawyers. as for the claim that haberman is not given access and knows nothing about the president, that is a refrain from the president. -- who i don't speak to and have nothing to do with. now, you can believe the president on that or you can believe your eye, oh look, it is maggie haberman and mr. trump, they go back many years. interviewed him many times has had countless scoops. and poses a photo. on

for example, maggie haberman. remember that lunch at the trump grill.ou got the scoop on my presidential bid. i got the bacon cheeseburger. and i licked the catchup lid. >> where did we go wrong? >> was it when i called you a hillary flunky? stop pretending your integrity, you work with bret stephens. there is only so much a recipe is simple can do. i have already lost him and i can't lose you. congratulations to tonight's honorees. i look forward to locking you up in the coming years. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome correspondents association president margaret tollefson. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. to those of you in this room and watching across america, welcome to the white house correspondents dinner. [applause] in this room, we are republicans and democrats, people of all classes, races, religion, and gender self identifications. my name is margaret tollef, i am senior white house correspondent for bloomberg news, and a cbs contributor, i am proud to serve as your president of the white house correspondents association

. >> i want to bring in john dean, carrie cordero and maggie haberman. is it possible that juliani is giving this interview and talking about this to get this narrative out there. from a legal standpoint, i have heard several legal analyst say it is not law. but didn't somebody during the ken starr time write a different legal opinion. >> we don't know if rudy giuliani is an accurate representation. if it is correct that in fact the special counsel's office has told them that they are adopting the view in the prevailing justice department. that a sitting president would not be indicted. that might play into what the president might have brought in impeachment counsel recently, if that timing matches up. there are different opinions in independent counsel memoranda. the prevailing rule is that the sitting president cannot be indicted. but there was, you are correct, there was a different memoranda that was written during the time of the starr investigation. all of these memoranda that were written in the justice department were historical. written in the

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maggie, stay with us. we're following a lot of news. my friends, let's get to it. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to your new day. it is friday, may 11th, 8:00 now in the east. leaks and infighting once again competing with a big week for president trump. a white house aide sparking this backlash after dismissing senator john mccain's opposition to the president's cia nominee by saying, quote, it doesn't matter, he's dying anyway. the white house not disputing this remark about a war hero fighting brain cancer. this as a source tells cnn the president berated his homeland security secretary in front of his entire cabinet insisting she's not doing enough to secure t the border. >> president trump pulled the u.s. out of the iran deal, brought back three captive americans from north korea and on monday the u.s. will open its embassy in jerusalem. so let's bring back cnn political analyst maggie haberman. look, what is notable about what one of the staffers said about mccain, because who is she, what was the context, i really don't care

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maggie was found abandoned near the rescue centre. the photo prop industry and was kept as a pet. he was given to the team here when he became too big to handle. we have carers who bring maggie and chico into the forest every day and we encourage them to climb in the trees, by throwing fruit into the trees, wrapped in vines and stuff like that. we were hoping that he would copy maggie, who is more wild, chico is a little bit more fond of humans, he is coming to say hello now. 0k. hi, chico! should i be worried? hi, chico! just stay calm. oh, chico is holding my hands. hello, chico! oh, hi! i think chico likes my shoes. i didn't quite expect that, human interaction, he is almost like a small child. does that hark back to the days when he was used as a photo prop or even a pet? he does have an unnatural attachment to humans. he would have been poached from the wild as a very young infant, he has been with humans most of his life. we are trying to erase that, to a certain extent. but the stark reality of a photo prop animal, it is not al

you don't have a choice. >> maggie? >> well, i think a charitable reading of that if you want to give one is he was speaking about there was more settled interpretations of this such as what happened with bill clinton. but this is a different stand than what he is saying now and i had the same conversation with him and with others close to the trump team that this really was about their question of whether the president can be subpoenaed, they think there is one area, there's one basic bucket of information that mueller is seeking in these buckets that he's put out that goes to the president's own knowledge of potential crime which is the obstruction of justice piece where they can only get that information of what the president was thinking from the president, that would be what would be subpoenaable but if you cannot indict is their argument, then you cannot issue a subpoena and chase it that way. >> maggie, isn't it interesting to hear giuliani there on "fox and friends" talk about how that came to pass, that he had

maggie, stay with us. we're following a lot of news.good morning, everyone. welcome to your new day. it is friday, may 11th, 8:00 now in the east. leaks and infighting once again competing with a big week for president trump. a white house aide sparking this backlash after dismissing senator john mccain's opposition to the president's cia nominee by saying, quote, it doesn't matter, he's dying anyway. the white house not disputing this remark about a

the "new york times" and a third rate reporter named maggie haberman, known as a crooked h flunky, whopeak to and have nothing to do with are going out of their way to destroy michael cohen and his relationship with me in the hope that he will flip. they use nonexistent sources and a drunk drugged up loser who hates michael, a fine person with a wonderful family. michael is a businessman for his own account/lawyer who i've always liked and respected. most people will flip if the government lets them out of trouble, even if it means lying or making up stories. >> seth: of course, trump assumes most people would lie to get out of trouble because he's always lying to get out of trouble. [ light laughter ] if the feds put pressure on him, there's a good chance he'll flip on himself. [ laughter ] "i'm not the real donald trump, but i'll tell you where you can find him. he's on the lawn pushing a mower. he's about yay high. oh, he'll say he's a kid, but he's a liar." [ applause ] this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with chris evans, everybody! ♪ >> an

maggie, good morning to you. >> chris, good morning. you said what a day it's been. what a day, what a week, month leading up to this. the anticipation has been crazy and they knocked it out of the park. authorities say more than 100,000 people were in town today here in windsor. you can see some of them leaving now. it's kind of been a contact stream of colorful clothing, over the top hats. but it's been so fun to be here. we were here with the cloud earlier watching some of the ceremony. and when the couple said i do, a hush fell over the crowd. their first kiss as royal husband and wife. tens of thousands erupting into cheers for the newly declared duke and duchess of sussex. earlier, the bride stunned in a givenchy gown and princess mary's crown. prince harry standing by his best man, his brother, prince william, is all smiles when he sees his future wife. a mix of modern influences. ♪ won't you stand by me >> and tradition. a new age fairytale wedding filled with love and a celebrity studded guest list. amal and george clooney, oprah winfrey, victoria and david

maggie, thank you for joining us. it's my understanding this is in the conversation of the president sitting for an interview. is that your understanding? >> that's correct. look. that's the nature of almost all of their conversations. what mueller is looking for is an interview with the president and any information they get and been in the context of those discussions. mueller, rudy giuliani told mike schmidt and me throughout september 1st as the date to get this done by and the interview then was asterisked on to it. i think that the chances of this interview remain extremely unlikely what rudy giuliani is saying just based on my other reporting. i do think that robert mueller is mindful of the fact that we are entering a window where it's going to be close to the campaign once we get past, you know, july or mid august and i think that he is aware of the potential for his -- report coming later than that but before the election appearing to impede the election and what rudy giuliani was really leaning into. >> so

it's incredible that scene with maggie haberman.cking maggie saying she has no access to him. she talks to him on the phone. >> didn't seem like in the moment it was the first time he called her. he had her number. >> when did you decide to do this film? inauguration say, you see some people watching the administration. >> trump after he was elected was going around to the major news outlets and organizations and he had a meeting with the "new york times" he decided to cancel abruptly via twitter. on that day, november 2 i thought this paper has a huge amount of meaning for him. he's from queens. it's his hometown paper. it's dynamic. let's see how it's going play out. cnn has been one-his favorite punching bags as well, but at that point i wanted to see how it played out and get a sense of the press urgency. >> we also get an experience ---en why, people used to aus used to talk about a 24-hour news cycle. with newspapers it was about the morning or evening edition. that's all gone in the wind now. it's digital. getting stuff out a

maggie haberman, "the washington post," cnn speak the language of facts, the accountability and cause and effect. that language is very hard to catch up to the language of cable. it's two different communication systems and trump is really good at the cable one. >> gwenda blair, thank you so very much. >> my pleasure. >> on the same day that abc takes a stand on racism by cancelling "roseanne," starbucks is closing 8,000 stores today to train on recognizing bias. is that enough, how effective it will be? at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better. starting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. doctor: symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, inc

that scene with maggie haberman. has come out saying attacking maggie haberman saying she has no access to him. >> yeah. right. >> she talked to him on the phone. >> it didn't seem at that moment like it was the first time he called her. he had her number. >> when he he decide to do this film. it starts on inauguration day. >> trump after he was elected was going around to the major newspapers and organizations. and he had a meeting with the "new york times." which he decided to cancel. by twitter. and they started in this twitter back and forth. on that day november 22, i thought this paper is obviously has a huge amount of meeting for him. he's from queens his hometown paper. cnn has been in the one of his favorite punching bags as well. it felt like this dynamic was ripe and explore press freedom during this presidency. >> you get a sense which we experience here as well, of the -- people talk about a 24 hour news cycle. newspaper it was about getting out the evening edition or morning edition. that's gone in the

. >> host: maggie you are on booktv. >> caller: it is an honor to be able to speak with you. i don't know anything about you. i was just switching channels and i am so grateful i was inspired to call and let you know my situation. i am a mother and what you say happened toay her brother is spt on withy my son. i appreciate you more than words can say. my son has written some stuff that he's written over the years incarcerated. i am on his books now and i started reading them and had hae been for a long time and thought i would tune into this and what an inspiration you are. i don't feel like we have any control over the color that we are born with the tone we are ae born into or any of those scenarios. i'm actually mexican and my son is half black and i have a half daughter. i was disowned by -- anyway, moved on to try to run away. and i like the part where [inaudible] my son ended up back at home and incarcerated. every situation is different i understand but. i am not prejudice i just don't understand ignorance. i'm glad you've are solid in your foundation and the league >>

maggie?er: kristen, it's going to be just as beautiful, if not more beautiful out for the royal wedding tomorrow, and organizers say to expect a massive crowd. you can see they are already starting to set up behind me, there's crowd control, and a security officer expects 50,000 people just in this field behind me. that's not counting all the people already camped out at windsor castle. they have been for nights on end just waiting for that first glimpse of the royal couple. >> prince harry and meghan on their wedding day. >> reporter: from die hards -- >> they call this crazy. >> reporter: camping out for days just waiting to get their first glimpse of the newlyweds to mini markles walking through windsor. >> it's delightful. >> reporter: everyone we've met seems to be a fan of the future american princess. >> we love the idea of, you know, just ordinary people marrying into the royal family, and that's fantastic. >> reporter: with less than 24 hours to go, it's crunch time for the royal fam

. >> maggie, thank you very much. stick around. >>> thanks to our interview viewers for watching. for our u.s. viewers, "new day" continues right now. >>> it would be a mistake at this point to go to the june 12th meeting without underlying work being done. >> the american people want something different than what we were doing was not working. >> kim will come to this meeting very prepared. >> trump can't go in and pull it out of his keyster. >> this is one day that i had hoped the president would put his narcissism in check. >> i don't think anybody should question the president's commitment to our veterans. >> our whole country pledges to you, we will never forget our heroes. >>> alberto dumping heavy rain across the south, huge flooding. >> they're devastated as you can expect. they have gone through hell and now they're facing it all again. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> what do you think of how he pronounces your name? >> he's added a sill bell to my name. he seems to put a question mark at the end of your name, maybe your name isn't

the spotlight will be on maggie.to the wedding as an actress as a member of the british royal family with school to jupiters that entire. certainly one of the challenges for meg and marrying into the world family i think is going to be having to wave farewell to her old life and that's what she's essentially doing on her wedding day not only has she given up her career she's giving up her identity she's going to relinquish we expect her american citizenship it's a seismic leap into this goldfish bowl of royalty. they could markel seems to have learned to swim in the windsors royal goldfish bowl was still in stock. and now we want to let you in on the winner of this week's quiz well all this week we have asked you to send in your best wedding photos and we receive lots of great pictures which you can see right now but there could only be one or winner of our quits and that is from jose viola from argentina he sent in this photo of his friends who married in march so jose thank you very much. your photo you are now the

>> maggie: i'd say you probably worked here and brag about working here.plain about the people in the street harassing you. you don't like anything new, at all. >> anthony: you're describing me. the menu is looking good. right in my happy zone. racks of pork rib, grilled hearts of escarole and turnips. a sauce made from the pork drippings. and, four types of sausage. >> anthony: wow, look at this. >> maggie: this is amazing. >> anthony: that's titanic. i don't want to speak about pittsburgh in a dismissive way, but it was not known for being what it is today. people are talking a lot about the food scene here. 'twas not always so. what were people eating before? >> justin: you know, steak and potatoes. >> sonja: you know, living in san francisco, as a young person in your 20s, you were going out to eat. that was really important. and we all knew about the restaurants, whether you were in the restaurant business or not. and that wasn't pittsburgh. when i opened dinette in 2008, you know, i'm expecting people like me to be coming in. i'm 29, that's who i'm b

maggie rulely has the lates from windsor castle. >> reporter: how is it going? you mentioned that weather. take a look how go jous that is. the skies are so blue, it's been like this all day. i'm so excited. i thought i was excited and then i met the hundreds of people who have been camped out here for days on the castle grounds. the ones we spoke to told us all the cold, long hard nights are worth it so they can catch a glimpse of the royal couple. diehard royal fans camping out for days. it seems final preparations for the big day are under way. the royal couple arriving to windsor thursday, part of a long full day of rehearsals. >> we're watching everything and nothing should slide. >> rorter: the cake is baking. >> it tastes delicious, i hope, i think. >> reporter: the two families are meeting. meghan announced her dad will not beality the wedding due to medical issues. but her mother has met the in laws, she also met prince william and kate. today she's meeting the queen. >>. >> /* learning more about her granddaughter in law will be very much a part of wha

here's maggie rulli. >> don't touch me.t touch me. >> reporter: police in wildwood, new jersey, releasing the body cam footage of the moments that led up to that disturbing video that quickly went viral. police spotted 20-year-old emily wine plane with a bottle of alcohol. after she takes a breathalyzer police ask her for her last name. >> i'll give you one more chance for your last name. what's your last name? >> you don't need my last name. >> that's it. i'm done with you. >> reporter: police say while attempting to arrest her weinman struck one of the officers. >> don't pull my hair. get off me. what are you doing? >> reporter: that's when officers restrained her punching her in the head. those officers are now on administrative duty while the department investigates. >> a male walking down the road. >> reporter: a similar controversy in raleigh, north carolina. on friday a judge ordered the wake county sheriff's office, the north carolina state highwapatrol and the raleigh police department to release all videos related

maggie, thank you. >> who knows? >> who knows?ys are behind him. >> i think he wants to leave that firmly in the past. >> special coverage of the royal wedding starts at 2:00 a.m. on saturday. you can watch all the pomp and pleasantry. >> you can catch all the team coverage on gma. robin roberts and michael strahan are live in england. >> iwouldn't you invite adele t perform at the wedding? >> that would be great. >> maybe they did. you don't know. >> i'm hoping she's there. if she's not there, that's a major snub. >> do you know what? what is sam smith? it's his birthday tomorrow. >> i love me some sam smith. >> they could do a duet. >> great ideas, all of them. let's look at what's going on wepgtserwise. n matter where they go on their honeymoon, you know the paparazzi will find them. lots of money in those pictures. walnut creek, mostly cloudy this morning. temperatures running about 52 degrees. mostly sunny this afternoon. tonight the breezes will bring back the marine layer to just about all of our neighborhoods and some driz

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maggie, i start with you. rudy came here ready to go and to lay things out differently, more deeply, and more aggressively than i've heard. your take. >> i have the exact same take. i was struck, it was a very long interview. i know that he was giving you some grief at some point saying th was very unfair. i don't think it wasfair, number one. number two, i actually thought that it was one of the more comprehensible interviews that he has done. he kept returning over and over again when you were talking to comey. >> comey is a liar, he found nothing, he was corrupt. >> well, he said something that was very interesting, which was it's going come down to whether they believe mueller, meaning whether they believe comey or the president. and i found that fascinating. because as we know comey has been interviewed by mueller's people. comey has been out very public with a book tour and he talks about all of this in his book, he's given interviews about it. so that told me where their mindset is. there's sort of two

maggie lake is at the new york stock exchange with much more on all of this. how are the markets reacting to all of this back and forth and quite a bit of confusion with regard to china and trade? >> yeah, nothing to worry about. tell that to the market. there is a lot of confusion and concern, frankly, that exactly what the trade policy is coming from the trump administration, and it really falls into two camps. first, there are the industry groups, company executives and agriculture, and retail manufacturing who remain concerned about the threat of punitive tariffs. we're hearing from columnists and analysts that he can get concessions from the chinese and in order to do that he'll give away too much when it comes to technology and intellectual property and that's the back and forth from zte feeds into that worry and a lot of headline risk out there with trade and with the rising interest rates and that's weighing on stocks even though we had really good earnings coming through for macy's today. we had a list in the beginning and served a lot of crosscurrent

thank you, maggie.ive in new york. >>> stormy daniels's attorney is out with new documents which he claims show the shell company president trump's personal lawyer set up received millions in payments. >>> the payments supposedly include money from a company with russian ties. abc news reporter terra palmieri has the details. >> the avenatti report shows one company transferred $500,000 in the account maintained by cohen. avenatti claims the u.s. firm has ties to company troeld by this russian oligarch. abc has not int dependently seen or verified the documents. the and avenatti does not provide any evidence about how the money received was distributed. "the new york times" reported earlier this year that special counsel robert mueller's team has interviewed vexle berg but an attorney with notify us lab said the ownership is american and vexle berg has nothing to do with the cohen. >> michael cohen should release the bank statements and records for the american people to see. if we are wrong we are wron

maggie rulli, abc 7 news. >> thank you.ou have information on what the couple will be doing tonight. is that right? >> reporter: we do. in a sort of traditional nod, the couple spending this night apart. so meghan is going to be with her mother. harry will be with his brother women who has been through the whole royal wedding shenanigans before with kate. tonight they'll be separate. starting tomorrow a fairy tale wedding, forever together every night from now on. right, natasha. >> we certainly hope so. definitely wishing them the best. special coverage of the royal wedding starts tomorrow at 2:00 a.m. >>> tonight at 10:00 p.m. you can tune in for a special edition of 2020 focusing on the royal wedding and the fab four, harry, meghan, william and kate. then we'll have all the excitement and preparations live from windsor on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the funniest thing i saw was the reporter asking rihanna is she going to attend the royal wedding. she said why would i be going to the royal wedding. she goes well, i've met har

white house correspondent maggie haberman joins us now.could just pick up the phone and know the truth and know what was done and not done. he is taking another path and it is a path of distraction and of spreading negative possibilities. >> um-hum. >> we know that they came out and said the feds, there was no implant. we know they see spy as a pejorative in general. this is our clearest indication recently that he wants people to believe something that distracts from mueller. >> i think what he did this week is actually substantially different than what we have seen him do in the past in terms of his aggressive attempts to undermine the federal law enforcement agencies that were both looking at russian interference in the 2016 election and then obviously the mueller probe that has continued on. what he did in terms of trying to set the terms by which he could learn information that related to the investigation in to his own campaign this week. we saw him consult with his personal lawyer rudy giuliani and then issue a directive to the depa

maggie rulli has been following the preparations for us at windsor winds. maggie. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. can you guys believe it's tomorrow? i feel like i've been waiting forever for this day, and if i think i'm excited, then i met the hundreds of people already camping out here on castle grounds. they've been here for days, and the ones we speak to tell us that the long, cold, hard nights are worth it just so they can be the first ones to catch a glimpse of the new royal couple. >> i just love them. >> reporter: from die-hard royal fans camping out for days. look, you've met harry. >> i met a prince. >> reporter: to first-timers. >> prince harry and meghan. >> reporter: it seems like everyone has caught royal fever. >> you guys all look fabulous. >> reporter: final preparations for the big day are under way. the royal couple arriving to windsor thursday part of a long full day of rehearsals. >> we're watching every foot and nothing must slide. it must be perfect. >> reporter: the cake is baking. >> so it tastes delicious, i hope. i th

abc's maggie rulli has more. >> reporter: the supreme court ushers in a new era of sports betting. >>he supreme court's decision in many ways acknowledges that sports betting is something much more normal in society today. it's been normalized in many ways. >> reporter: the justices voting to give states the go ahead to allow sports gambling across the nation striking down a federal law from 1992 that banned sports betting in most states. >> it's a big win for states' rights. no state is required to allow it. today's ruling doesn't answer the question one way or another but it leaves the question to the states. >> reporter: many states have hoped their cut of legalized sports gambling could help solve budget problems. >> they now get to charge taxes on some of those bets increasing their revenue. >> reporter: and new jersey has led the push for change. >> i think that's going to be a great thing for the people of the state who are sports fans and who like to put a wager on a sporting event and also good for the state from a revenue perspective. >> reporter: the national football leagu

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maggie was found abandoned near the rescue centre. trees, wrapped in vines and stuff like that. we were hoping that he would copy maggie, who is more wild, chico is a little bit more fond of humans, he is coming to say hello now. 0k. hi chico! should i be worried? hi chico! just stay calm. oh, chico is holding my hands. hello chico! oh, hi! i think chico likes my shoes. i didn't quite expect that, human interaction, he is almost like a small child. does that hark back to the days when he was used as a photo prop or even a pet? he does have an unnatural attachment to humans. he would have been poached from the wild as a very young infant, he has been with humans most of his life. we are trying to erase that, to a certain extent. but the stark reality of a photo prop animal, it is not all fun and games like we saw then, yes, he was having fun with you, but if he did that to a tourist he would be beaten with a stick. and that's how they can control these animals. so chico could never probably be released back into the wild. i would not l

maggie was found abandoned near the rescue centre.courage them to climb in the trees, by throwing fruit into the trees, wrapped in vines and stuff like that. we were hoping that he would copy maggie, who is more wild, chico is a little bit more fond of humans, he is coming to say hello now. 0k. hi chico! should i be worried? hi chico! just stay calm. oh, chico is holding my hands. hello chico! oh, hi! i think chico likes my shoes. i didn't quite expect that, human interaction, he is almost like a small child. does that hark back to the days when he was used as a photo prop or even a pet? he does have an unnatural attachment to humans. he would have been poached from the wild as a very young infant, he has been with humans most of his life. we are trying to erase that, to a certain extent. but the stark reality of a photo prop animal, it is not all fun and games like we saw then, yes, he was having fun with you, but if he did that to a tourist he would be beaten with a stick. and that's how they can control these animals. so chico coul

maggie is an irish immigrant in london she's one of the times and straddling back to our land to cast her bonnet in today's abortion referendum meghan is in favor of repealing the restrictive abortion laws. i think that every woman should have autonomy over her own body and no woman should feel the need to travel to access a basic human right meghan is one of many who wait in long queues of harlan's airports. images and videos posted with the hash tag home to vote have flooded social media some of those arriving home received a warm welcome like here at dublin airport. actually. polls opened at seven am local time and close at ten pm tonight more than three point two million people are registered to vote in the referendum it's the sixth time the country is voting on the issue if the public votes yes the irish government has said they would legislate by the end of the year to allow for abortion up to twelve weeks with medical consent currently abortion is only allowed when a woman's life is at risk but not in cases of rape incest or fetal abnormality the issue has divided our country.

will you take maggie to be your wife will you love. comfort. on her captor and forsaking all others be faithful to her as long as you both shall live or will. this ceremony was unconventional by royal standards with a song performed by a british gospel group and an energetic sermon by a us piscopo bishop. emerging tired old world when love is the way when was the way i'm selfish sacrificial with them to win loving you the way they think you know they did a bit of good in this world are. feelings that george's chapel was some six hundred guests a mix of friends of the bride and groom royalty. and celebrity among the invited guests jordan a mild clooney david and victoria beckham. and elton john. after the ceremony a kiss on the steps of the chapel. departing in a holster on carriage the newlyweds were greeted by a stash of crowds lining the streets of windsor the weekend home of queen elizabeth . after a formal reception they'll be celebrating their wedding with two hundred select guests within the grounds of windsor castle. correspondent is wit

where you take maggie to be your wife where you love. comfort on a protractor and forsaking all of the faithful to her as long as you both shall live or will. this goes along with their money with unconventional by royal standards with a strong performed by a british gospel group and an energetic sermon by a us evangelical preacher. emerging the tired old world when love is the way when one who are in the way i'm so over sacrificial we didn't do when we love you the way do you know that there have been and will be good. feelings and george's chapel was some six hundred guests a mix of friends of the bride and groom royalty. and celebrity among the invited guests george and i'm a clooney. david and victoria beckham. and elton john. after the ceremony i keeps on the steps of the chapel. departing in a holster on carriage the newlyweds make rated by a statute crowns lining the streets of windsor the weekend time of queen elizabeth after a former reception the couple will be celebrating their wedding which two hundred fifty senate guests wit

the owner and the keeper of the information, so if he wants to talk to a reporter, maggie haberman oromebody, rudy giuliani, what ever come of this is what he does. this is how he operates. >> juan: a lot of people think there needs to be a historical record gap because things are so strange right now in the white house. >> kimberly: there should be a record because it's strange? >> juan: people want the historical record to be clear. it's like the phone call with the australian prime minister. no problem. turns out it was a big problem and somebody leaked it because they want of the world to know this is the way he talks to our allies. >> greg: i have witnessed things said in this company that people who didn't think it was ever going to be public but somebody said it. >> kimberly: that was profound profound. stunning reaction is that media places blame on the u.s. and israel for the deadly protests in gaza and the west bank. that's next. stay with us. with expedia, you can book a flight, hotel, car, and activity... ...all in one place. everything you need to go. expedia mr. elliot,