he come close to me with a big smile, screaming thank you, monica, thank you, monica, thank you, monicaark? because i passed the best night of my life. >> after returning to courmayeur, monica says mark stern told her he had been inspired by that night on the mountain and wanted to spend a whole year at a high altitude in a tent alone. >> he wanted to write a book, how to survive above -- >> 6,000 feet. >> exactly. for an entire year. >> that september monica says mark set up and equipped three separate campsites in the mountains above courmayeur. >> really beautiful. really beautiful. >> she says he told her that after publishing that book he was writing they would move to switzerland together and perhaps adopt children. >> this is my little city i started building. >> and so, as the temperatures dropped in the fall of 2009 and the snow came, the man monica knew as mark stern set to make a name for himself in the alps. to her, it seemed crazy. but writer buzz bissinger says monica's mark stern was actually behaving true to form. >> i think when he decided, i'm living this philosophical

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talkal about his latest book, a memoir of his time reading the 1990s investigations into water and monica linsky matter during the tenure president bill clinton. we've been in the white house in the public eyent as he has, he needs no introduction but i'll give you a quick snapshot of some ofs the distinguished carer in law and public service. his credit rating from george washington university, brown university, duke law school, he was the u.s. solicitor general. he was a dean at the pepperdine law school, chancellor and president of baylor university. he's in a very distinguished private attorney with firms in california, texas and washington d.c. he also has something called independent counsel. even though we have a very bright crowd here, this is the key school and the annapolis area, i bet if i asked you or said the three names, new gold and john henderson and you are not allowed to answer, can. i bet no one knows who they are. but if i said the names cox, ken star and bob mueller, you know i'm talking about a very select group of special prosecutors, independent councils, special c

he joins us live from the santa monica pier. and will, they say the suspect expressed support for isis? >> reporter: that's right, david. they believe that he was acting alone, but wanted to target places that were packed with people, including the santa monica pier behind me. they also say that he talked about past attacks, including the boston bombing, and said there should be another mass shooting like las vegas. david? >> will carr leading us off tonight. will, thank you. >>> we are also learning more at this hour about the deadly synagogue attack near san diego. the fbi actually received a tip five minutes before the attack. tonight, the parents of the suspect breaking their silence now. the 19-year-old gunman opening fire during passover services. his parents saying their son is, quote, now part of the history of evil. he was a straight-a student who played the piano. so, what happened? abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, just five minutes before that deadly chaos erup

graciously come back this year and a memoir of his time meeting the 19 nineties investigation into the monica lewinsky matter during the clinton administration. in the center of the public eye as ken has, he needs no introduction but i will give you a quick snapshot of the distinguished career graduate of george washington brown university the us solicitor general, dean of pepperdine law school and president of baylor and a very distinguished private attorney with firms including washington a d.c. and was also independence. even though we have a very bright crowd with the annapolis area, ich a bet if i asked or said the three names i betow nobody knows who they are. but if i say bob mueller and archibald cox i am talking about a very select group of prosecutors and independent councils appointed to look into a high level high visibility cases involving the executive branch. there are some differences and distinctions between each of those titles and we will get into that later but start off taking us back to 1994 and in private practice enjoying a very nice time and then you get a call and th

in santa monica at the time. people's republic of santa monica they called it. i was voting in the primary. i showed up in the morning. it was an old lifeguard shack on the beach. kind of cool. it is like "baywatch." i told the lady my name, show my id. i don't think i had to guess just told my name. she's like, oh, rob long. we have been waiting for you. she calls up the other older ladies. this is rob long. so great to see you. wait right there. they go and turn around and there are ballots on the back table. you are stacks of democratic, democratic-socialist, green, angry green. tons of parties. and then there is one that has my name on it. she's lkike here. she was not they were thrilled to give me a limit bar. announcer: more on being a hollywood conservative tonight at 9:30 on c-span. you can listen on our free radio app. education secretary betsy devos on testing standards and opportunity zones. she spoke during a legislative conference. this is 30 minutes. molly: thank you. my colleagues, i don't usually

clinton on obstruction of justice accusations related to his affair with then white house intern monica lewinsky, specifically on charges that clinton encouraged his white house secretary and lewinsky to lie to investigators about the affair. yet now more than 20 years later as the mueller report offers a clear case that donald trump's presidential campaign welcomed efforts by russia to interfere with the election and that as president trump encouraged multiple members of his team to lie to investigators or to not

kelly tenant claims walden assaulted her at a santa monica hotel while we were discussing a book tenant was writing. walton allegedly pinned her to she said she was afraid of being . the kings are aware of the lawsuit. now, before going to the lakers, walton was an assistant coach for the golden state warriors in 2014 through 2016. until the lakers hired him. the transition into the sacramento kings coaching position have some hot water tonight for the former warrior assistance. elizabeth, ken, back to you. >> thank you for that. tonight, bankrupt pg&e wants to raise your rates again. despite where would all that money go? betty yu has some answers for us. betty? >> liz and ken, pete yanity says that over the next four years, i want to pay for 28

that's speak to monica miller who was in mumbai for us.n terms of the evidence of things changing, what practical difference has been made? well, in these factories different aid organisations, union representatives have gone in to see this and they say they have seen that there are better — there are better safety issues like sprinklers, for example, something that we take for granted in the west, but fire extinguishers, fire doors, even drills now that ta ke fire doors, even drills now that take place so that people know what to do in the event that something happens. 0n to do in the event that something happens. on that front, these are the big manufacturers, the fast fashion as they are called, they actually have a say over what this doesin actually have a say over what this does in the alliance and the accord both from europe and the north american retail makers have really gone and tried to enhance the quality of these factories because, you know, after a tremendous amount of bad publicity the pressure was on in 2013 with so many peo

s correspondent in high pay william young william what can we expect from those talks today yes monica i think we can expect that both sides will try very hard to resolve the differences in how to implement and enforce the final trade deal while china and the u.s. have resolved a lot of the outstanding issues in the last few rounds of the talks two issues remain to be resolved in today's discussion one of it is that beijing still wants washington to lift all the existing terrorists on chinese goods while washington wants beijing to agree to the terms of the enforcement mechanism because it is very important to ensure that the gene will abide by the rules but said it is ready to make concessions how will that impact talks and what are chinese making all that. so earlier this week china announced that they will stop applying the terrorists on cars and out of parts imported from the u.s. and experts they view it as a night or goodwill gesture from beijing because the shows that they are still willing to sit down and try to reach a final deal with the u.s. and with the optimism that we hav

because it's not the job of the european central bank to save the business models of banks monica you know the federal reserve in the u.s. could only raise rates because the underlying dynamics of the u.s. economy things like consumer price inflation allow the fed to do so here in the countries of the euro the economic dynamics have been much much weaker and i have to add something else large american banks have their huge their vast american domestic market while for example the business model of deutsche bank has always relied much more on what's going on globally on very multilateral very diverse global markets and operating in those markets in recent years has become more difficult because of regulation and also because of policies that focus more on nationalism things like america first and of course the dodgy bank as you mentioned so you say they have to change their business model and there are currently in merger talks with the commands bank will that change anything in terms of ranking. it's very difficult to say monica what i can tell you is that many people here in frankfur

monica jones joins us from good of your business now with more on the latest developments monica load you a japanese police have gone a step further today haven't they now drawing in one of those family a. prime case of being at the wrong time at the wrong place carlos ghosn wife carol she apparently was with carlos goldman in the early hours of this morning when the arrest took place and authorities decided to also confiscate her passport and her mobile phone now let's remember that call is gone wife is not a suspect and his defense team is legal team is outraged said they would. strongly appeal what just happened and they say this is simply a unforgivable what's happened here that the case as such is already quite a strange let's say i mean this is fourth arrest it happens a month after a spectacular release on bail and legal experts left right and center agree that even for japan it is highly highly unusual to rearrest somebody who is just out on bail prosecutions as of course they have a new case looking at payments that were apparently made to all mon to a company named carlos go

coming up next business with monica jones monica you'll be taking a look at the german chemical giant buyer facing investors and. shareholders and there's a very good reason for that they lost a lot of money by share price. since the company took over. huge agriculture. days to. cancer. cost the company millions of dollars so that's a good use all right that story and much more coming up in just a few minutes with monica on the business. it. can be. used. for the protest burdens for the girl good for our full swing and your step nearer to the me of the left by the insertion of this particular european parliament because we'll have a new war. and the result of that election is going to be closely monitored in africa this is a continent i'm told that she has years of a complex relationship with europe euro luxury goods for the better for go in forty five minutes. my first boss was a sewing machine. where i come from women are balanced by the social influence him into something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have them by cy

monica, good to talk to you again. let me ask you, what's the issue with drilling offshore? for people who haven't followed what the controversy is about, who is on either side of this? >> drilling offshore in the arctic in particular is risky business, ali. we just don't have the know-how right now to do it safely. in fact, shell oil tried in 2012 and failed miserablmiserably. it was an utter disaster and they gave up. we need to figure out how to clean up oil off of ice. we need to understand the climate forces in the arctic and you can see from al's report how quickly they're changing. it's just not the right time to be taking this risk in the arctic. in fact, in many areas off the coast of our lower 48 states, governors are extremely opposed to drilling offshore because of the risk to their tourism, their fishing industries. we just -- we don't need it right now. oil and gas pricesut back on our fossil fuel dependence, so it's just the wrong time to be moving into offshore oil and gas drilling. >> what's the argument in favor of it? obviously the oil companies want acces

monica miller in delhi.r the mid—i9 90s, like their products to be sustainable. and they have been known as the stay—at—home generation. that's according to recent report called a generation without borders, which compares them without borders, which compares them with millennialist, generation x, and baby boomers. nine countries we re and baby boomers. nine countries were surveyed with a focus on china, where 13% of were surveyed with a focus on china, where13% of spending is accounted by generation z. for comparison in the uk and us, that figure isjust 396, the uk and us, that figure isjust 3%, the research also found that by 2020, generation z will make up 40% of all of china's consumers. is them how to reach young asian consumers. there is another stab that 60% of the world's youth will be asian in the world's youth will be asian in the future. new things or new devices happen first there, and for the world's brands, the asian consumer is probably the most important in the world. therefore brands are pre

but before there was monica there were the mcdougales, jim and susan. impeached if not for them. it was jim mcdougal who had convinced the clintons to invest in white water and they had other financial ties as well. when jim and susan landed in legal trouble for fraud. >> if i'm found guilty i'll go to the slammer. >> white water development is not going to go away. there are too many questions. >> the clintons came under fire too. >> questions have been raised about the clintons' financial and personal involvement with mcdougal. >> in the end nothing came of it in terms of the clintons themselves but it planted the seed for something much bigger, something that would lead to this constitutional confrontation. >> there was a growing drum beat for an independent counsel to investigate white water. >> we did nothing improper and i have nothing to say about it. old story. >> clinton had a fateful choice to make, block a special counsel or take a beating in the press. >> it appears to be a case of the president's past coming back to haunt him. >> or give in

among the alleged targets, the popular santa monica pier and the port of long beach. they arrested him in california after he scoped out an alleged part by the deadly attack on muslims in new zealand. abc's will carr leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, this army veteran, who fought against terror in afghanistan, is accused of trying to wage jihad in the united states. >> this is a case in which law enforcement was able to identify a man consumed with hate and bent on mass murder. and stop him before he could carry out his attack. >> reporter: authorities say mark steven domingo wanted to detonate an ied at a packed white nationalist rally in long beach over the weekend. >> he was taken into custody after he took receipt of what he thought were pressure cooker bombs. >> reporter: those turned out to be inert devices passed along by federal law enforcement as they tracked domingo's every move. >> he allegedly purchased several hundred three-inch long nails to be used in ieds as shrapnel, specifically because the nails were long enough to penetrate the human body and p

times" and tmz, she claims he pinned her down and kissed her at a hotel in santa monica. he was reportedly meeting with her to discuss a book she was writing. >> the santa monica police department tells our sister station in los angeles this is the first it has heard of the incident. the sacramento kings who just hired walton say they are aware of the report but have no comment. >> the los angeles lakers say the incident happened before they named him their head coach in 2016. the warriors put out this statement. quote, we became aware of the alleged incident and story this evening and are in the process of seeking more information. we'll have no further comment at this time. >>> in the east bay it has back real jungle for those living near the oakland zoo. traffic and parking has become impossible from those crowding the streets. >> if you think it is bad now, just wait. cornell? >> reporter: yeah. the oakland zoo has become the victim of its own success. a very popular place. but neighbors are really sick of it. >> they get desperate and they park all up and down the st

freeway or at the santa monica pier or a white nationalist rally. he came to the attention in early march when he wrote on the internet he wanted to retaliate for last month's shooting spree at mosques in new zealand. >> this is when law enforcement identified a man consumed with stop him before could carry out his attack. >> reporter: investigators say beach but had no idea how to build a bomb. prosecutors say he was arrested friday night after receiving what he thought were real bombs from the undercover operatives but the fbi says there was never a danger to the public because he was under constant surveillance. no comment yet from his lawyer, lester? >> pete williams in washington, thank you. >>> the isis sympathizer is arrested, the leader of isis emerged after five years without being seen. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has late details and new video of the threat. >> reporter: the video appears to show the elusive isis leader giving a pep talk to supporters. it's only the second video of him, the first five years ago when he f

♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> los vendedores ambulantes de santa mÓnica, california estÁn de festejo porque la ciudads han sido deportados. >> multas que llegaban a cientos de dÓlares, afirma dice este vendedor. >> daban multas muy caras, 700 a mil dÓlares, incluso cÁrcel. >> en una votaciÓn unÁnime el cono esencial de santa mÓnica despenalizÓ la venta. >> ya no vas a pensar que va a llegar la policÍa y tirar tus cosas. >> el gobernador asegura que la ordenanza tiene restricciones, tienen prohibido vender productos en la playa o muelle, en la calle tercera y la calle... serÁn zonas restringidas, tambiÉn tendrÁn que solicitar un permiso. serÁ el mismo precio que pagan las loncheras que es menos de 200 dÓlares y si venden comida necesita un permiso separado del condado. >> los solicitantes de permiso tendrÁn que presentar una identificaciÓn vÁlida de california. el status migratorio asegura este funcionario no importa, la noticia alegrÓ a muchos. >> va a beneficiar a todos los que estamos vendiendo. >> no todos estÁn de acuerdo con la medida, algunos dueÑos de negocios temen que afecte su comercio. >>

there were targets on the santa monica pier as well as the l.a. talking about some los angeles police officers. the news conference on this will be involving the l.a. county sheriff's department, l.a. police. should take place in the next 110 or 12 minutes. the suspect has been going online and a recent convert to islam and convert other like-minded members to islam. the attacks or these planned attacks were in response to the mosque shooting in new zealand. two mosque shootings in new zealand a couple weeks ago. in poway, california, 95 miles from here, there was saturday an attack on a synagogue there. john ernest, a 19-year-old that committed that attack. he too apparently said the motivation was in response for the attack on the mosques in new zealand. so we don't know, nor does the affidavit lay out whether there's a connection to the two. the press release notes that. so it is significant that in two ways, you have two significant events that have at least the common -- the same common denominator. shep? >> shepard: thanks, trace. the news c

joining me now with reaction is monica crowley, "washington times" opinion editor. byron york, chief political correspondent at the "washington examiner" anna fox news contributor. kevin walling, democratic strategist was known pete buttigieg for nearly a decade. it's clear that the democrats are looking for someone, in a big and crowded field. how is he unconventional and how is his experience stronger then let's say a cory booker or kamala harris? >> it's a great question. as you saw in his announcement, he realizes it's an audacious thing for a 37-year-old small-town mayor to be running for the presidency of the united states. he said these times call for different kinds of leadership. >> laura: how was he different? >> he's different in that he's run a city, unlike a lot of -- >> laura: cory booker. >> he ran newark. the 17 other candidates likely haven't had that executive experience. the small-town mayor has. the lights go out in the potholes need to be fixed. >> laura: the federal government doesn't do potholes. we went to federalist 45 or the federal governm

up next is business with monica jones monica will be taking a look at some thinking analysis turns out u.s. banks are much more profitable than their european a rival she'll tell you why thanks for. the. beautiful work but appearances can be deceiving the fashion industry has a dark side and more and more people are becoming aware of it it's a sector in crisis. the fashion industry decides to start making i think. an opportunity for those who say fashion chain. including. what secrets lie behind these memos. find him first of experience and explore fascinating cultural heritage in science. d w world heritage three sixty getting up. to the first campaign for the european parliament are in full swing and we're standing here today at the last plenary session of this particular european parliament because we'll have a bill what comes next and the results of that election is going to be closely monitored in africa the continent after all that she has years of a complex relationship with europe. also special folder new elections why they matter. and beat up. the water starts people fight for

well coming up next did have your business with monica and monica you are following these very closely watched talks between the u.s. and china on what else but trade a chinese delegation is ives way to washington now brian and we're looking at the ninth round of trade talks a little bit of a boxing match that maybe is the decisive round who knows because both sides seem to push for an agreement to end that ongoing and also harmful trade dispute harmful not just for them but for the world economy and china announced it's ready to make various concessions so will be curious to find out what those concessions could be go to taipei to our correspondent there he can fill us in on that ok we'll have all of that and much more after a short break here with the dog. is really goes to the. it could be a close race for benyamin netanyahu. israel's prime minister is still favored in the upcoming election. she say she's up to the option and ongoing conflicts have split the voters. is a political opponents of abortion. comes up in sixty minutes. her first day of school with. her first claim listen

charles the cleric's hopes for pole position in the azerbaijan grand prix had a wall on saturday the monica collision into line up ninth to start the race putting his team ferrari at a disadvantage. to mercedes drivers captive was on the clerk's spill with both three put flying through to clinch pole position. while reigning world champion and current leader lewis hamilton slotted in behind his teammate to finish second the mercedes team certainly had their share of luck with a cleric's accident and they took full advantage with their own performance. has been so close so we can draw it looks incredibly quick and about he did an exceptional job in qualifying. it's just this is a massive message a great result for us no good now hamilton and booked us will need to dylan.

fact that can star -- 10 star forced clinton to testify about monica lewinsky eventually proved very problematic and damaging for blue clinton -- bill clinton. i don't think bill clinton would've been so harshly criticized in the starr report or impeached by the house of representatives. i think that's another reason why it was surprising that mueller didn't insist on testimony under oath from president trump. that's really what was the most damaging accusation in all of the report. it was that clinton had lied when he answered questions about his relationship with monica lewinsky. host: katrina is in illinois. democrat. caller: hi. , i'm listening to all of this. as a democrat, it's disheartening for me. i don't feel like this is a win. hacked accessfully presidential election and a presidential candidate. if it was in the reverse, i don't know. you guys mentioned -- the only thing different that you would've done is directly investigate donald trump. is there anything else you would've done differently with this report if it was you? host: thank you for that question. let's start i

our correspondent monica miller is in delhi with the latest.ard any more about what was discussed in the board meeting? ijust spoke to was discussed in the board meeting? i just spoke to the pilots was discussed in the board meeting? ijust spoke to the pilots union and they said at this point they are expecting to meet with the ceo later. we believe the meeting is still going on. the pilots union had threatened to strike on monday at midnight which essentially would have grounded the entire airline but when i spoke to him about 30 minutes ago he said they cannot afford to strike at this point so they are in a waitand strike at this point so they are in a wait and see motion just like eve ryo ne a wait and see motion just like everyone else. the passengers, the board members, the investors who are not happy right now. jet airways stock has been down more three then —— more than 3% in the past 2a hours, not looking particularly good at this point. it looks like they could do with a white knight, any rumours on who could try and rescue the airline

louder returning to racing after a nearfatal crash, to monica seles winning the australian open after' comeback has captured the imagination. for these budding golfers it proves what is possible. tiger clearly saw the door was open, and hejust tiger clearly saw the door was open, and he just went for it and clearly came out with the win and the green jacket, which is incredible. the has inspired me to play golf. he has given me an energy not to give up on the golf course. after his last back operation, tiger woods described himself as a walking miracle. now he isa himself as a walking miracle. now he is a winning one. the man ranked 1199 little over a year ago once again on top of the sporting world. fairto fair to say things are a little quieter here today, but what tiger woods achieved here is still echoing around the sporting world. he now has 15 major titles. jack nicholson holds the record with 18, most people had written off tiger woods' chances of ever catching him. but after this, surely anything is possible. —— mike jack nicklaus. time for a look at the weather. here's ben ri

. >> yes, but he that the monica affair torches president to have been impeached. a black mark against his record. kennedy, of course, dying so young at the age of 46, having only been there for a thousand days, it's a blank slate on which you can write anything, and he was so young, and the country identifies with that. and they have a sense of loss over -- to to this day, i think, over his assassination, but bute gives people hope and what they remember are his words. ask not what your country can do for you, and what you can do for your country. his famous peace speech at american university in june of 1963. he said we need to think anew about the soviet union. he and khrushchev came out the cuban missile cries, nuclear war. they were terrified bit they experience and as a consequence, kennedy wanted to move towards some kind of detente with the soviet union, and khrushchev was receptive to that. that's how you got in the nuclear test ban treaty signed in the summer of 1963. happened very quickly. they had been hassling over that for years and suddenly it occurr

monica, thanks very much. china weakened while japan's nikkei 225 outperformed the other main indexes. investors in the region seem wary ahead of the start of the us. corporate earnings season. there's also underlying anxiety over the outlook for global growth. oil prices edged up, lifted by ongoing supply cuts led by producer club opec and also by us. sanctions on petroleum exporters iran and venezuela. european markets taking a cautious approach too — they're waiting to see what emerges from some big name banks' earnings that are due out later. someone else waiting to see what happens with those results and the other things to watch out for on wall street — samira hussain. us financial markets are eager to see the next slew of corporate earnings. on friday, wells fargo andjpmorgan will be reporting earnings. the last time we heard from jpmorgan, it missed analyst expectations for the first time in more than three years. jpmorgan's earnings will be watched not just for what they say about the financial health

monica, thank you very much, in delhi for us.d in the business papers. one of them is about the imf warnings about big tech. they do not name the companies in their analysis, but the reporting of it, you have to put google, amazon in there, so what is the imf worried about? it's about standard economic policy and oligopoly power and companies with a big market share. theory suggest if you allow group of companies to have a big market share they can depress the ability of smaller companies to compete and if you don't have competition then generally speaking, in theory, those big companies can push up prices and make us pay a little bit more than if there was a level playing field. what they do say is that there are not many signs yet of this happening. they are more concerned in the us than europe. it is a worry. they are saying governments should have stronger competition policies. this analysis is a long way from the more radical proposals about breaking up the biggerfirms but you have presidential candidates like elizabeth warr

>> so this is monica crowley. remember the name or you should, number one, she's a fox employee personality. we'll get to that in a minute. but the other issue is to remember is donald trump tried to put her on the national security council, thought about doing so early in the administration. cnn reported that she had plagiarized parts of a 2012 book she had written and that was scrapped so she's coming back around. you should not be surprised by this because this is -- monica crowley is not on here but she could be, former fox personality. fox news, we know, this is donald trump's network. he watched it religiously and of late have been critical of it, all of these people were at one time or another fox personalities, including a lot of people now working -- monica crowley being nominated or we think to be the press person -- the lead press person at treasury. so she would handle the fight back and forth related to donald trump's tax returns. why? why so many fox news people? number one? donald trump's lens throu

the santa monica pier of all places. what can you tell us about the suspect and what was he planning? >> reporter: good morning. that's right, we're actually outside the santa monica pier. the suspect was a 26-year-old guy from the area, his name was mark steven domingo. he was arrested in a sting operation. the fbi says they were working with a human source that delivered bomb-making materials to domingo and he was arrested short li there after. they caught him because he was discussing violent jihad in online chat forms. he talked about he wanted another las vegas, he talked about retaliation for the christchurch, new zealand moo mochb mosque bombing. and that he would swear allegiance to isis. the quote that stuck out to us, a human source in the chat room with him said what is your plan, is your plan just to go and get caught and he said martyrdom, r bro. he discussed targeting specific sites here in l.a. he discussed long beach, huntington beach and as i said the santa monica pier. but he didn't actual li have the c

professor monica grady teaches planetary and space sciences at the open university. resetting, whatever happiness seems to have happened about about seven km above the moon's surface. at about i don't know, 20 km commit to about i don't know, 20 km commit to a great picture, a selfie of itself. with the moon in the background, showing the israeli flag and the space israeli logo, which is great, but i don't know. i'm trying to follow and it is like you are interviewing me. iwant follow and it is like you are interviewing me. i want to find out what is going on next month i apologise for that. can you explain to us because the landing itself. it did oppose quite a challenge. —— it did oppose quite a challenge. —— it did pose. watching it. watching the engines, television images coming from the control room, a big plant of the different engines and you can see one of them is fire ring, obviously a very complex sequence of firing, so the spacecraft slows down. it is not coming down directly like this, it has got to the decrease is horizontal speed and is vertical speed,

in santa monica, will carr, abc news. >> our thanks to will in california. >>> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has submitted his resignation after a tumultuous two-year run at times drawing criticism or praise from republicans and democrats. presidump iny used a justify firing fbi director james comey. rosenstein also appointed robert mueller as special counsel. he later joined with attorney general william barr's determination that the president did not obstruct justice. >>> top democrats are set to meet with president trump today to discuss a massive bipartisan of taeructure package.wh t p rder wall. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer sent a letter to the president outlining their priorities such as clean energy. democrats are divided on how to pay for the legislation, including disagreement on the proposal to raise the gas tax. >>> turning to the 2020 race, presidential candidate pete buttigieg took a trip to harlem as he looks to broaden his coalition by reaching out to black voters.rterd autograph seekers as he met with at the same sylvia's

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targeting the popular santa monica pier and long beach.ime. >>> also this morning, 20 million people bracing for severe weather. texas to illinois on alert for flooding. possible tornadoes and even snow. and we've been talking about this one all morning. take a look. this is the surprise at sea. a beluga whale seen approaching a ship in norway wearing a harness that said equipment, st. petersburg, and there was a mount for a camera that was on the whale, but the big question is, is this whale being used to spy for russia? the russians deny it but it's not a crazy question. the russians have trained dolphins for military purposes in the past. the norwegian fisherman who spotted this took all the gear off and sent it back out. >> friendly whale. >> the u.s. has done it as well. it's not that unusual. >>> we move on and remember john singleton. >> yes, we are. >> he's the youngest director ever nominated for an oscar for the groundbreaking ho hood." singleton died after suffering a stroke being remembered across hollywood, samuel l. jackson,

men monica giuliano is confident the chinese funding will boost the economy. my dream is to mean we have more investment watch that greater capacity for action . volumes of traffic interesting exchanges and the best thing is to sit at a table with officials from all over the world you speak about the near future in terms of employment trade and the need for specialized work because. i believe that it's a great opportunity the important thing is to always have respect for the territories in which we work. even neighbors remain skeptical fairing italy to could become financially dependent on china opportunities risks in favor of chinese suprema see all big topics at the summit in beijing around sixty five countries have already signed up to the project. and let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines around the world a pilot strike at scandinavian airline s.a.'s has stranded tens of thousands of passengers the carrier cancelled more than six hundred seventy flights today affecting around seventy two thousand people assist pilots walk

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monica miller has the details. india's election commission has its work cut out.t 900 million eligible voters to the ballot box? you do it in seven phases and the first one begins this thursday. what are the issues on voters minds? a lot of them have to do with the economy. job creation is important to voters, india's eye employment rate is at the highest it has been sincerely 1970s. and the ruling party has been criticised for failing to add anywhere near enough jobs for the economy. farmers are demanding better prices for produce, infrastructure and systems to support the. in some cases, wave loa ns support the. in some cases, wave loans which have been dead traps. during office, the government to validate some big policies. like the goods and services tax and a surprise span of large currency notes that shook up small and medium—sized businesses. even though they had theirfair share medium—sized businesses. even though they had their fair share of problems, many voters praised the government for implementing what they say are daring policies. the opposition par

modern even chic for some women's rights activists the exhibit is a slap in the face the iranian born monica cassini has been fighting for years to free muslim women forced to wear the headscarf this is for me it's an instrument of torture to see it here in a secular society in a museum paid by public funds it's propaganda presented as fashion often. does propaganda does more to propaganda the museum rejects this accusation the exhibit they say is not about repression and restrictions just the opposite in fact . just it's about young muslim women and non muslims to. exerting their right to decide to wear modest less revealing clothing kokesh modest light or really got tanned if they want to wear a hit or not he tried doesn't age to one side speaks about the freedom to wear a headscarf the other about women being forced to do so there's no easy solution to the debate says this scholar of islam. in which there is repression now muslim communities towards women who would like to take off their headscarves who don't want to wear one at all they are told they're dressing like a western woman that

well monica yes he can expect an angry reception as you can see from behind me there are protesters already who's assembled here they're calling on shareholders to vote against the management because they feel that now the good boy of german industry has certainly become part of this glass was a group that was it as you know is blamed or is sometimes felt that it is alleged that it causes cancer among humans and also it has some sort of an impact on the environment as a whole but inside inside the hall where the shareholders will be meeting. mr bowman can expect an angry reception the shareholders are angry at the management for underestimating the legal risks of its takeover of months and two prominent shareholder advisory firms which have which are known to have the ears of foreign investors and there are plenty of them in bio and they are advising shareholders not to give their approval to the management board in fact one of them has even said that even the non-executive supervisory board should not be given the word of approval now these this vote is largely symbolic but it is a key gau