well mr adler may still want mr moller to testify because even if mr moller is only going to talk about exactly what's in the report the fact of the matter is most americans haven't read that report and they would watch misdoubt lot of people would watch mr moller on t.b.s. mr miller went through the report before a house judiciary committee hearing that might indeed move the ball forward and so many members of the house of representatives on the democratic side would like to see impeachment proceedings begin and this would be a step to melanie sloan there in washington d.c. many thank you thanks. now in kosovo serbs a valid to resist further police raids in the semi autonomous region protesters in north spoke out against the police operation on tuesday dozens of people arrested in an operation against organized crime and corruption serbia put its troops on the high alert saying the arrests in the air at largely populated by ethnic serbs were designed to intimidate the latest from the protests but we are in north major feet so this is a predominantly serbian it's a pallet sea in the nor

a conflict of interest to push moller out. wherever it fell on that spectrum of interest the new york times story was very different the new york times story said flat out that the president directed the firing of mahler he told mcgann fire moller now that there's something very different between firing a special council outright which suggests ending the investigation and having a special counsel removed for conflict which suggests that you're going to have another special counsel so the fact is that even under mcgann's and then as the report says and recognizes there is evidence the president truly felt that the times article was inaccurate and he wanted mcgann to correct it so we believe that it would be impossible for the government to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that the president. understood that he that he was instructing make gand to say something false because it wasn't necessarily false moreover mcgann had weeks before already given testimony to the to this special counsel and the president was aware of that

election moller is said that his report does not exonerate the president speaking in washington miller said that if he had been confident the president trombone. did not commit a crime his report would have said so he also said that his investigation did find that russia attempted to interfere in the election or also appear to be testifying before congress saying that his testimony was contained in the investigations report and he had nothing to add interference 20 so let's bring in our washington correspondent oliver salat he's been following this story for us hi oliver this is a moment a lot of people have been waiting for their whopper miller breaks his silence so tell us more about what he has been saying the ride so moment that a lot of people have been waiting for in a dramatic moment in fact that was the 1st time since robert as smaller launched the investigation on the russian interference in the 2016 election that he actually addressed the public that he actually felt the need to step out and the liver a statement on his take off the findings there are a lot of reports about t

the congress's job is to legislate and continue investigating their 20 probes going on beyond what moller has come up with the president is resisting the checks and balances of the congress is duty to investigate i think you have to see where this falls but you know there's 40 members of the house. that want impeachment proceedings to start there's about 220 i think palosi is right let's do this correctly don't bring politics totally into this let's see where these probes end up but if the president keeps resisting he's going to dig his own hole on starting these impeachment proceedings how risky is this though for the democratic party to not call for impeachment. well i think it's going to be mainly in the democratic primaries there's a lot of activists that one impeachment but the primaries will not end until july of next year who knows where this issue is going to be i think the public right now is not convinced that impeachment is necessary although it's very close it's almost 5050 i think what you've got to do here is try as much as you can to stay out of the politics i know this is

. >> en su primera apariciÓn pÚblica desde el rusia gate, el fiscal especial robert möller dejarÁ suparentemente termino >> reforzÓ el mensaje que envió en su reporte de trabajo y explicÓ algunas cosas que causan confusiÓn en la opinión pÚblica un tú a que nos explicas en toda intervenciÓn sobre la interferencia rusa en la serie no exonerÓ completamente altas, a un mandatario en ejercicio >> sienten o cometiÓ un crimen, labremos dicho auto que el congreso puede lÍnea >> para acusar formalmente de un crimen a un presidente en ejercicio. >> un analista legal opina que ese fue el mensaje de mi mÍo le >> lo que dijo hoy es que Él preside. mencionÓ que este leticia en esta naciÓn pero que el procedimientos crimen del c cerrado el presidente ha sido tan ansÍ palos y dijo demÓcratas >> o juicio polÍtico, todas las opciones estÁn sobre la mesa. dijo que el presidente miente cuando el ciar dijo que habÍa causado divisa el informe en la investigaciÓn representa tu ., del, otros de, luego de las declaraciones de muller, indicÓ josh nadie estÁ por encima de la especialmente el presidente con has

años ha habido violación de muchos derechos como su respuseta tras el huracán maría, el reporte de mollerto dado a niños en la frontera su suficientes motivos. también demócratas han presentado la mocion en la cámara baja pocas veces usado. >> esto sería una ¡bombazo política por lo que no todos los demócratas están de acuerdo. >> la presidenta de la cámara baja pelosi dice que un juicio contra donald trump podría provocar más división en el país. otros acusan a los demócratas a jugar a la política con el tema >> quieren hacer el asunto un tema político agencia para las elecciones de 2020 >> no hay mayoría en el senado donde después pasaría a votación mayoría republicana. >> trump calificó la disputa de la guerra comercial como pequeña disputa con china. dijo que están ganando, que están bien encaminados, y celebra su decisión. >> trataban de combatir las llamas, al cruzar la calle también otro incendio por llantas, tercer incendio en stockton en un mes. >> pastor de iglesia metodista por años ahora enfrenta cargosp por abuso sexual a 7 menores de edad >> el pastor de 67 años compareció e

and concluded that donald trump is exonerated from all accusations and that is something that the moller team reportedly was very frustrated about and now the letter you mentioned actually summarizes that and puts it into the mouth of the special counsel robert mala as well the accusations here are that the president of struck to justice but it's unlikely that william vall will resign for this at this point all right our correspondent overselling on the story for us tonight in washington all over thank you as she is an olympic champion but today the court of arbitration for sport told custer seven years she'll have to change what's inside her if she wants to compete again so when you lost a legal challenge against the international association of athletics federations regulations on female athletes and their testosterone levels the court ruling that she'll have to take drugs to suppress her testosterone level the twenty eight year old was trying to overturn new rules that are aimed at regulating testosterone levels of intersex athletes the i double a f. says that so many other female ath

president from now on is talking about him being exonerated he is actually lying he repeated that moller did not exonerate him he said that obstruction is a serious crime and that it's up to congress knowledge to deal with the findings what is congress going to do has this restarted talks about a possible impeachment. well these talks have been going on for weeks and they became louder in recent weeks especially after the white house has blocked certain subpoena as triggering 5 a legal a legal battle in fact between congress and the wide tells but the problem that the democrats are having right now is that a majority of the americans is actually not supporting impeachment proceedings against the u.s. president so what they have to decide right now is whether they want to move on with something they find is right or whether they want to rather look at the 2020 election campaign that is getting closer but of course and especially after today's statement of robert s. smaller impeachment is becoming more likely our correspondent over salat in washington thank you very much. now at some other

vote to hold attorney general william barr in contempt as he refuses to hand the full and unredacted moller report both sides are fighting fiercely u.s. president donald trump announced he would use his executive privilege to protect the formal report from congress what's ahead is likely to be a long courtroom battle but it's also about love within the democratic party the question is how much more do they want to fight as the american public is increasingly tired and the president could emerge the moral victor. w's all over saw it there well let's look at some other stories making headlines around the world today venezuelan security forces have arrested the vice president of the country's opposition controlled national assembly and some seen here on the left is the deputy of self-proclaimed president on. zambrano is the first opposition figure to be arrested since the opposition's failed attempts to spark a military uprising last week. but two suspects being held over tuesday's school shooting in denver colorado in the u.s. have made separate appearances in court the prosecutors say they e

and concluded that donald trump is exonerated from all accusations and that is something that the moller team reportedly was very frustrated about and now the letter you mentioned actually summarizes that and puts it into the mouth of the special counsel robert mala as well the accusations here are that the us president of struck to justice but it's unlikely that william will resign for this at this point whether correspondent overselling of the story for us tonight in washington over thank you. in the village where you live two major demonstrations are under way a pro-government protest and a protest in support of opposition leader won both men claim to be president of venezuela and it remains to be seen who will be president tomorrow or the next day yesterday self-proclaimed in the room president one trying to jumpstart an uprising against president nicolas maduro for a moment it looked like a transition of power was emitted but by the end of the day there had been major military defections the u.s. claims that maduro was prepared to leave the country and fly to cuba but says that russ

in s public appearance today special counsel robert moller set the record straight stressing his reportid not clear president trump of wrongdoing, he declared that if his team had been confident that the president does not commit a crime they would have said so he says the cause of justice department policy charging the president with a crime was not an option. mueller is also resisting congressional testimony saying his work speaks for itself. he also used today to announce about th analyst michael yaki michael thanks for joining us, let's cut right to the impeachment question first. >>the president seems to be indicating that he wins either way if if the house does not seek impeachment. nancy pelosi doesn't push says and it never happens then he doesn't have any political consequences regarding that to worry about however if the democrats go after the president on impeachment i think he tweeted today that the republicans win the house. >>well i think i think that's actually something that. seaker pelosi is based on a looting to which is concerned about whether or not to just go for wi

and concluded that donald trump is exonerated from all accusations and that is something that the moller team reportedly was very frustrated about and now the letter you mentioned actually summarizes that and puts it into the mouth of the special counsel robert mala as well the accusations here are that the president of struck to justice but it's unlikely that william will resign for this at this point all right our correspondent overselling on the story for us tonight in washington all over thank you and here's some of the other stories know that are making headlines around the world the u.k. has defense secretary gavin williamson has been fired by minister to resume a said he leaked details of a national security discussion on whether the chinese tech firm who way should take part in the u.k. find g. network that has denied responsibility the government of mozambique says forty one people have died as a result of cycling kenneth the second major storm to hit the country in six weeks aerial footage you see right here shows the damage done on the bow island in the north the death toll co

we are already hearing some rumors that they're going to try to haul moller up in front of the committee anyway perhaps is that in most of tina but that may be politically backfire on them we've already seen mueller come out and say that's not going to do anything what i'm going to say is in the report i'm not going to spend upon that even specifically said i'm not going to speculate on the actions of certain characters that were presented in this report and it may just make the democrats it may just end up making the democrats look desperate to try to cling to any hopes that they still had of being able to find a reason to impeach trump you know what does that mean then for these efforts to pursue this obstruction of justice charge excellent question and the obstruction of justice charge is now going to be something that the democrats are going to have to focus in even more we should say that in the mall a report it doesn't not say that the president struck just as there are many examples of the way trump tried to interfere with the report including firing james comey the f.b.i. directo

expectations muller himself might testify later this month the white house thinks it's unnecessary mr moller has already spoken at length through his report democrats say they're obligated to investigate allegations of presidential corruption and obstruction of justice during the moller investigation still last week trump's attorney general refused to answer questions at a congressional hearing he's also refusing to provide lawmakers with an uncensored copy of mahler's report if democrats hold the attorney general in contempt it would be a rare rebuke of the nation's top law enforcement official that will further escalate the fight between the trouble white house and congress can really help at al-jazeera the white house still in the u.s. and the state of georgia is banning abortions once a fetal heartbeat can be detected which can be as early as six weeks into a pregnancy similar restrictions have already been passed in mississippi kentucky and ohio this year but just as in alabama want to outlaw abortions that any stage of pregnancy with specific exceptions these laws are likely to face le

they all know there's no evidence republicans democrats moller. barr i know that there are a lot of americans who have same view i do want to know where the evidence is. but i think the you know this the establishment the media both political parties. they're all saying one thing and i don't know that the american people will ever see it will they demand it like to think that they would but i'm i'm afraid i don't believe that i'm afraid this is just going to go on and on and on and pompei o bolton. and the administration the democrats the republicans in congress the media they're all being the same drum and they're all lawyering and we just have to hope that. president trump will pull back. we just have to see. in other news this morning sure lanka has imposed curfews and banned social media sites in response to them riots in the wake of these to sunday bombings the chief of police issued a stern warning. through. this small group most dangerous game playing the property of innocent people we will not allow the country to be reduced to an icky by

complicating this however is the new information we got yesterday about the attorney general summary of the moller report and mahler's response to it himself there's a discrepancy between the two in that molar says that bar actually. substantially distorted the context nature and substance of his report. barr is denying that fact and continuing to defend his supposedly biased reading of their report in defense of the president and christine do you think that william barr assumed that people would not read the report because people have read the report i've read the report i'm sure you have as well when she read the report you know that it does not correspond to what is in the summary written by the attorney general do you think he thought that people just wouldn't read it kristie can you hear me. christine that looks like we've got a problem with our signal ok we apologize for that folks we were trying to get that signal to washington but evidently we're having the light sorry about that. all right now to africa nother case of the people demanding change at the top in sudan protesters are calling

they all know there's no evidence republicans democrats moller. barr i know that there are a lot of americans who have same view i do want to know where the evidence is. but i think the you know this the establishment the media both political parties. they're all saying one thing and i don't know that the american people will ever see it will they demand it like to think that they would but i'm i'm afraid i don't believe i'm afraid this is just going to go on and on and on and pompei oh bolton. and the administration the democrats the republicans in congress the media they're all being the same drum and they're all lawyering and we just have to hope the. president trump will pull back. we just have to see. now a number of activists remain in venezuela's former embassy in washington d.c. despite and eviction notice from police they are trying to prevent venezuelan opposition figures from taking up residence in the compound who have won the backing of the u.s. which recognizes that leader. as the president of the country meanwhile venezuelan embassi

they all know there's no evidence republicans democrats moller. barr i know that there are a lot of americans who have same view i do want to know where the evidence is. but i think the you know the is the establishment the media both political parties. they're all saying one thing and i don't know that the american people will ever see it will they demand it like to think that they would but i'm i'm afraid i don't believe that i'm afraid this is just going to go on and on and on and pompei oh bolton. and the administration the democrats republicans in congress the media they're all being the same drum and they're all lawyering and we just have to hope that. president trump will pull back. we just have to see. paris has hosted a summit on countering online extremism that's in the wake of the christchurch shootings in new zealand the focus has been on facebook which failed to prevent the terrorists from live streaming that massacre the social media giant has now announced a new one strike policy and the one sharing violent content without context w

from what he said at the end of his report but the democrats certainly took a lot from the statement moller was essentially referring impeachment to the united states congress. statement makes it clear congress has a legal and moral obligation to begin impeachment proceedings immediately miller's statement makes clear what those who have read his report know it's an impeachment referral and it's up to congress to act they should given the special counsel was unable to pursue criminal charges against the president if the congress to respond to the crimes lies and other wrongdoing of president trump and we will do so i think it was very clear if you could clear the president he would have but he couldn't makes clear well muller said the report speaks for itself we chose those words carefully and the work speaks for itself. and the report is my testimony now trump heard the opposite from robert muller he says he's in the clear nothing changes from the moment reports there was insufficient evidence and therefore in our country a person is innocent the case is closed thank you then the white hou

. >> good afternoon, president moll moller caen i'm the policy director for the tuolumne river trust and welcome commissioner maxwell. i'll always be grateful for a resolution you championed ib 2007 on the board of supervisors that got the p.u.c. to look to an alternative to the program that would not increase diversions from the tuolumne. at the time they were proposing an additional 25 million gallian per day the projections were 285 million gallons per day. last year it was 19 6. you were a leader and were right. we worked together and conserved water and all got along. i missed the march 26 meeting when you discussed the resolution and i'll talk about that later. it was thought there would be a rationing of 85% and the n.g.o.s in addition to tuolumne river trust and the fish and protection alliance and sierra resource center. these are the groups that know most about the touolumne and mot engage and none were asked to participate. the ferc has a lot of problems we pointed them out in our comments and if they're not corrected it's going to be challenged. they basically gave the ir

artie moller has given almost everything for his country. richard was our captain.s hard, very hard. very hard. sad. and when we come into dc on the memorial day weekend and you come over the bridge, it brings tea rs come over the bridge, it brings tears to our eyes. artie is one of thousands of men and women who come to washington every year, but rising costs a nd to washington every year, but rising costs and issues with the local police mean that this is the end of an era. # america... a painful moment for everyone involved. it's emotional. it sparks memories in your mind that you've tried to forget, that we've tried to forget forget, that we've tried to forget for 50 years. and... forget, that we've tried to forget for50 years. and... so forget, that we've tried to forget for 50 years. and... so it's a hard time. rolling thunder, named after a bombing campaign against the north vietnamese, began as a protest to highlight veterans who were missing in action. more than 80,000 of them. most from the second world war, but there are at least 1600 vietnam vetera n was

russia responded has while accusing washington of launching a descent from a nation complain to de moller rise then as a well and pump a.o. has spoken to his russian counterpart about the crisis in caracas sort of a laugh or off said that the united states interference goes against international law and could have serious consequences meantime the united states has banned american airlines from flying over even as well i'm saying and do you to political instability but with washington having slapped a serious of saying chanson the country what i guess the it has been looking at want the u.s. means what it says its stance where they've been as well and people. what are they why do those brazen attempted coups the violence both saud's the people even go i do hanging and this strange was what the united states had to say about it we need venezuela ruled by the people of venezuela and not by extra forces do you think he may have missed the irony this the bolton who's done his damnedest to ensure regime change in venezuela whose country his charm. and regime change sanctioned venezuela frozen

they all know there's no evidence republicans democrats moller. bar i know that there are a lot of americans who have same view i do want to know where the evidence is. but i think the you know the is the establishment the media both political parties. they're all saying one thing and i don't know that the american people will ever see it will they demand it like to think that they would but i'm i'm afraid i don't believe i'm afraid this is just going to go on and on and on and pompei oh bolton. and the administration the democrats the republicans and congress the media they're all being the same drum and they're all lawyering and we just have to hope that. president trump will pull back. we just have to see now 3 days of high profile talks of ramped up in the russian missile city of sochi and she said the russian president met with the sec to state venezuela syria and iran for discussion and speaking at a press conference today alongside his austrian counterparts president putin gave his feel and how washington is playing the wrong caught. makes

most notable is danish shipping giant moller—maersk, a good bellwetherfor the state of global trade.erable uncertainties" stemming from global trade tensions will probably hurt its business. zoe thomas has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. friday is expected to be a relatively slow day on wall street, as most people prepare for the three—day memorial day weekend. one thing to watch for are orders of durable goods. the commerce department is expected to say that orders of durable goods fell to 2% in april from 2.6% in march. durable goods orders are important because they are a sign both of consumer sentiment and of business confidence. when businesses buy machinery — computers, electronics — it's a sign they are investing for the long term. when those orders slip, it can signal that they are waiting to spend money and that can eventually lead to an economic slowdown, so expect investors to be paying close attention to april's figure to get a sense of what might be in for the economy in the coming months. joining us sonja laud, deputy chief investment officer at legal

wednesday to hold the country's top law enforcement officer in contempt for not providing the full moller report william barr was given until monday to turn over an uncensored version of the report and underlying evidence to congress but barr who was appointed by a so far refused the request it has more from washington. this is a major escalation in the are ongoing and escalating showdown between donald trump's white house the department of justice and the attorney general that donald trump appointed and the democrats who control the house of representatives specifically the house judiciary committee demanding the redacted copy of the moeller report that looked into whether there was collusion between russia and donald trump's twenty sixteen presidential campaign and whether the president instructed justice or democrats say they have a constitutional obligation to conduct oversight republicans say this matter has been decided and this is nothing more than political theater still because that deadline has come and gone for the attorney general to turn over that redacted copy of the moeller

to do with things like when he asked mr mr again the white house counsel to find a way to get mr moller to resign that's interfering in the in the investigative process the justice process so there's enough evidence to say that the high crimes and misdemeanors is not the actual crime where someone robs a bank is a crime committed by a high end of it i level individual who's broken the trust with the people in the continent old for example so this is a very tricky situation democrats are a bit bifurcated on this decision which way they go and of course while the situation continues to rumble on and this argument and counter-argument between the democrats and the republicans we slowly edge closer and closer to the twenty twenty presidential election is this issue do you think this issue could ever have a line drawn underneath it or is it going to rumble on a sea overtake the discourse for the candidates that will then try and counter president president trump and when that election happens. where i doubt inflection point we don't know exactly which way it's going to go because it depends