you get a call from moran. >> right.er with your family, is there a place where we can get together? >> moran traveled to st. paul to meet with lorie and other members of the family. so you're at the door, ringing at the doorbell or knocking at the door. what was it like? >> i didn't even have to knock. they were waiting. they saw me pull up. they were on pins and needles. >> he introduced himself and shook everybody's hand. and then he sat down. >> i talked about the circumstances in the case. and then told them that i was sorry to report that their missing brother and uncle was murdered by john gacy. >> we all just sat there, just stunned. people were crying. my brother and i, we did not cry. i think we were both in a state of shock. i knew he was telling the truth, but my mind wouldn't accept it. >> moran brought pictures of the cemetery where jimmy was buried. >> i knew seeing those things would help them visually understand where jimmy had been for all of these years. >> and that's when i lost it, because it really

one thing, this president does not have the votes for that wall. >> terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> as you know, terry, the other major story involving president trump tonight is his charitable foundation now agreeing to dissolve. all part of an ongoing lawsuit with new york state. the agreement after the state attorney general accused the president and his children of using donations and the foundation as little more than, quote, a checkbook. here tonight, abc's kyra phillips now. >> reporter: he once cast it as a world class charity, but tonight, president trump has agreed to shut down the trump foundation. the new york state attorney general, barbara underwood, calling it "little more than a checkbook to serve mr. trump's business and political interests." she says the president, his family and his campaign basically used the foundation as a personal slush fund. spending $30,000 in charity money on two portraits of donald trump himself. $12,000 for a signed football helmet of former quarterback tim tebow. and using foundation money to help his own campaign,

absolutely not. >> all right, terry moran with us live tonight from the white house. and terry, no change after those comments surfacing, mick mulvaney will continue to serve as acting chief of staff, but obviously not the best timing for these comments to come to light. >> reporter: it's awkward, david. that's for sure. and he's walking them back as fast as he can. he had a spokesperson put out a statement saying this is old news, noting that mr. mulvaney made those comments before he met donald trump, and adding that he both likes and respects the president and he likes working for him. so, we'll see how it goes back there. >> all right, terry moran live at the white house. terry, thank you. >>> the white house, no doubt, watching what's happening on wall street. tonight, the dow plunging late today in these final days before christmas, when we usually see a bit of a boost. the dow closing down today 507 points, a loss of 2%, and for the month now, down 7.5%. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us live from wall street tonight. and rebecca, you w

. >> commissioner moran, you promised. >> i'll try to deliver. first of all, thank you all for coming in. you always give us a lot to think about. i appreciate your taking the time and effort to do that. some of the early comments reflected the frustration of not having the text of voluntary settlement agreement in front of us and i share that. it makes it difficult frankly for anybody to have an informed judgment about what is being proposed. i hope that by tomorrow's board meeting that as much of that as possible is released and made public. if there are judgment calls to make, make them on the side of disclosure. i think we need to have it out there. really the additional -- most of what i have to say i already said. i think there are three big things that make this effort different than prior efforts. the additional comment i'll make is, some of us have been at this for fifth verfor a very long ti. barrie referenced back to 1641, which set the bay standards that we live under. one of my first things in the water business was negotiating a rep

i will be asking, like senator moran, where the investigation stands and when we will see results. facebook has captured the headlines but it is hardly alone. in july, the wall street journal disclosed that google had potentially exposed the private data of hundreds of thousands of google users. google's instinct was to conceal it. they want that disclosure would likely result in us coming into the spotlight alongside or even instead of facebook, despite having under the radar throughout the cambridge -- cambridge analytica scandal. i along with other senators wrote the ftc about this incident and i hope for a response today. this issue is about big tech. congress is set up -- can't -- it's about big tech no longer being entitled to say to america, trust us. big tech is no longer entitled to that trust. if it ever was. and big tech maybe is no longer entitled to be as big as it is. misuse of bigness can be in violation of antitrust laws. there is maybe nothing that prohibits the amassed men of market power but misuse of that power. that can validly -- violate antitrust laws. it's n

so how exactly will the government keep its own house in order it's a question i took to moran is smiled one of the co-founders of the p.t.i. party and now the governor of the sin the province we believe in starting accountability from ourselves the prime minister present himself first to the authorities saying we can start from me and then go down to others i'm not saying that all everyone in. this government is an angel there must be people who don't believe in our agenda or program but you know everybody is going to learn the lesson we're not going to spare anyone we're from. when we're from our position we from any walk of life we'll treat everyone the same. do her justice just rhetoric well it remains to be seen but so far find words have yet to translate into action . eliminating corruption wasn't the only major change that iran hunt promised during the election he also pledged to turn around pakistan's ailing economy and create jobs. but just come there's something kind of going on here by sentiment. that i generally hear i'm going to have in your mind mushy mission usually i cann

so how exactly will the government keep its own house in order it's a question i took to moran is smile one of the co-founders of the party and now the governor of the sin the province we believe in starting accountability from the prime minister present himself first to the authorities saying you can start from me. and then go down to others i'm not saying that all everyone in. this government is an angel there must be people who don't believe in our agenda or program but you know everybody is going to learn the lesson we're not going to spare anyone we're pro gun when we're from opposition we from any walk of life we'll treat everyone the same got him to have to stop this just rhetoric well it remains to be seen but so far fine words have yet to translate into action. eliminating corruption wasn't the only major change that imran khan promised during the election he also pledged to turn around pakistan's ailing economy and create jobs but what are you going to. just come in this kind of one on one side of my. gender here i'm going to have your wife marcia you actually i'm not kidding

moran: mr. president, thank you. i'm here this afternoon to congratulate herb holtzhafel. farmers' rice cooperative has a long and distinguished history hand an equally long history of influential leaders and herb stands out as one of those leaders, one of the very best. it may seem a little bit odd for a kansan to be congratulating a californian, but in this job as a united states senator and my earlier days as a congressman, a member of the house of representatives, this job gives us the opportunity to meet lots of wonderful, interesting people, and as a person so interested in agriculture, i had the opportunity of meeting herb now back in my days in the house of representatives. and he is one of those special people that is a joy to know and someone who has such a strong passion for agriculture, and so we easily connected. his love of agriculture, his engagement in the industry, his work in the industry has improved the lives of farmers and consumers for more than 40 years, including 33 speci

so how exactly will the government keep its own house in order it's a question i took to moran is smile one of the co-founders of the p.t.i. party and now the governor of the sin the province we believe in starting accountability from ourselves the prime minister present himself first to the authorities saying you can start from me and then go down to others i'm not saying that all everyone in. this government is an angel there must be people who don't believe in marriage and or program. but you know everybody is going to learn the lesson we're not going to spare anyone we have from going we're from opposition we from any walk of life we'll treat everyone the same got him to head to destress just rhetoric well it remains to be seen but so far fine words have yet to translate into action. eliminating corruption wasn't the only major change that imran khan promised during the election he also pledged to turn around pakistan's ailing economy and create jobs but what are you going to. just come in this kind of one on one side of my. gender here i'm going to have your wife march issue you ac

moran, vice chief of naval operations mr. john h. pendleton, director of defense capabilities and management at the government accountability office. let me begin my expressing my deepest condolences to the family and friends of the six marines who died after a mid- air collision last thursday near japan. this tragedy serves as reminder of the constant dangers those in uniform face on a daily basis. i thank chairman sullivan and ranking members hirono and kaine for agreeing to hold this hearing jointly this rescheduled hearing. we will discuss a range of important issues today that cross subcommittee jurisdictions such as equipment modernization and funding for spare and repair parts. although there is plenty to discuss regarding navy and marine corps readiness, i will focus my opening remarks on the readiness of the navy surface ships. this february, delete senator john mccain and i introduced legislation to hate dashes help the navy reestablish its readiness. the john s. mccain national defense authorization act for fy2019 sought t

our senior national correspondent, terry moran, is at the white house with the latest.d morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. donald trump was famous for saying you're fired. that part is done, although john kelly was more forced out than fired but the you're hired part is a problem. there is a scramble to find a new chief of staff here for john kelly who is scheduled to depart after the new year, and abc news has learned there are about six candidates right now including surprisingly kellyanne conway, the president's staunch defender and longtime counselor, she's now in the mix. jared kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser as you point out, going on television, a rare media appearance in the friendly confines of sean hannity on fox news to talk about the search for a new chief of staff. >> and right now in the white house we have a lot of good people who are just working along and the president will make the right choice for chief of staff when he is ready, and hopefully he will choose somebody he has a great chemistry with that will help h

so how exactly will the government keep its own house in order it's a question i took to moran is smile one of the co-founders of the party and now the governor of the sin the province we believe in starting accountability from the prime minister position to himself first to the authorities saying you can start from me. and then go down to others i'm not saying that all everyone in. this government is an angel there must be people who don't believe in our agenda or program but you know everybody is going to learn the lesson we're not going to spare anyone we have from sitting down when we're from opposition we from any walk of life we'll treat everyone the same got him to head to destress just rhetoric well it remains to be seen but so far find words have yet to translate into action . eliminating corruption wasn't the only major change that imran khan promised during the election he also pledged to turn around pakistan's ailing economy and create jobs but what are you going to get but just come this very hard one on one side of my. backyard janitor here i'm going to have your wife wash

terry moran. stand by for us.ant to bring in our chief global affairs anchor far radda -- anchor martha raddatz. what does it mean for the troop and also the timing of the trip because as we mentioned secretary mattis is resigning, announced he's pulling out of syria and the drawdown in afghanistan. >> reporter: well, as terry mention the, it means a great deal to the troops. it's always a great thing to be recognized by your commander in chief and having traveled over there, and it -- speaking of a conflict zone. i cannot remember really a first lady going into a conflict zone right there. obviously it's less dangerous than it has been in many years in the past, and i think that's one reason why president trump chose to go toraq because it's considered a success story right now. they back isis. president barack obama, of course, started the pushback of isis and pulled back the troops in 2011 and had to 2011 and hadm back in 2017 when isis took over mosul which of course has been reclaimed by iraq and u.s. forces,

terry moran, you covered george w.his is going to be a difficult but important moment for him as well of course delivering one of the eulogies for his father sfl . >> as a president but as a son as well. we know the bushes are an emotional family. they tease each other that they're weepers. that has been true of both the first and second president bushs. for george w. bush, this is going to be a very difficult moment. i asked him once what did he get from his dad that helped him the most as president. he said unconditional love. i have always known. >> unconditional love, but mark, you've written a book about the presidents and their relationship, the two the presidents. a lot of underlying tension there as well. >> how can there not be? one of the things that george w. bush would say is that his father was not heavy-handed in terms of the direction that his son's life would take and pleased when he got into the political arena. let's face it, when you're president of the united states and your dad was there before you

not anymore. >> and we're back now with terry moran in washington. terry, talk a little bit more, if you will, about the remarkable friendship between george bush and the man who defeated him, bill clinton. we were sitting there watching these pictures on a saturday morning, and as eva was saying, it's clear that bush really came to enjoy the presence and company of the man who defeated him. that kind of across the aisle friendship seems vanishingly rare in our current environment. >> it sure does, dan. and it was even more remarkable because as we heard from george h.w. bush himself, he was devastated by losing to bill clinton. that was a tough election. they went after each other hammer and tongs. bill clinton from a different generation, a different set of values. they didn't have much in common, but they worked together, and it's a testament to president george h.w. bush's character that he was able to rise up from defeat and befriend bill clinton, also a testament to clinton's charm. president bush once said, you just can't stay mad at that guy.

the must sign moran's or warriors used to come together to hunt lions that was until kenyan olympian david rudisha set up these games. we want to find a vitamin by trying to encourage these young people to engage themselves in sports and that if it is that are more productive there are an estimated two thousand lions left in kenya conservation projects are crucial and even sport has the power to make a difference. in the killing of lions has dropped to nearly nothing in the areas where we work and where this program runs and the lion population has increased dramatically the participants in this fourth edition of the mass i olympics compete for cash prizes rather than gain trophies it's a long way from the hunting tournament's of the marseilles past but it's the foundation for the future in which the local lions have a chance of survival. and you're watching the w. news live from berlin more news at the top of the hour. and in the end this to me you are not allowed to stay here and we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliance and. what's your st

secretary spencer and admiral moran may want to chime in. section 527 requires the review of the adequacy of training for certain watch stations. this is due in february. will that deadline be met and are there early insights. >> that deadline will be met and we will share with you what we learn. no insights right now, sir. >> okay. section 525 requires congressional notification if manning levels drop below certain percentages for ships. this took effect in august. we have not received any notifications being submitted pursuant to this section. so is the navy compliant there? >> the first report is in staffing now. >> okay. and what's it going to show? give us a sneak preview. admiral? >> it's going to show that we have a relatively small percent of those ships that are outside their maintenance and intermediate basic phase of the ofrp that are below those thresholds. marginally below but it's a small percentage. i think you'll be pleased with the report that is on its way to the secretary. >> all right. only two more. section 334 requires

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now the nation is not feeling confident right all people are disappointed with the bombing in moran's one hundred days on al-jazeera. the latest news as a franks yellow press the bell. will continue on in july but into the next week with details coverage classical criticism of capitalist economics to all a fifty six billion dollar i.m.f. loan to argentina from around the world these are the victims of one of the world's most forgotten conflicts and without agent help that could become a lost generation. day one of a new era in television news we badly need at this moment leadership and values this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist three weeks ago now there's at least twenty thousand or hinder refugees who live here on al-jazeera i got to commend you almost all i'm hearing is good journalism president hosni mubarak has reside. there so. i'm off to old allies the attempts of cover ups and the high water diplomacy. jews love ones some form of closure we saw this. an army flag quested high in the city as well as posters of syrian president bashar assad has been recorded. mome

also the moran hamlets. harris tweeted the federal correction officers and firefighters and federal police would be affected by the shutdown and the futures are thrown into chaos. >> the wall does our problems at the order fixed to solve this issue. fox 2 news. >>> minh nguyen called the ceo of major banks, trying to stabilize the banks contacted were wells fargo and he says they assured him they enough money to finance normal operations. >>> the stock marker is doing an abbreviated trading day. also the national christmas tree on top of the white house was dark last night because of the government shutdown. this began 90 years ago with calvin coolidge. many locals and visitors see that national tree is a holiday tradition they have enjoyed for decades. the park service slight chance if they get a donation, they may be able to turn the lights back on tonight. >>> the u.s. military says active duty troops deployed to the border of mexico is down to to 2600 and most in california and arrest in arizona and texa

we begin here with abc news senior national correspondent terry moran who is right there at the white house this morning. terry, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, guys. well, this is a crucial point in these investigations. with these new court filings we're getting a clearer sense of how prosecutors are advancing on two fronts in this investigation. one, hush payments to alleged trump mistresses which may have violated campaign finance laws and, two, new details about connections between the trump campaign, the trump business organization and russians claiming to be acting on behalf of the kremlin. >> mike, what do you think is going to happen today? >> reporter: for the first time enedamigfinancla acting in coordination with and himself. the man who once said he would take a bullet for his longtime boss -- >> i'm obviously very loyal and very dedicated to mr. trump. >> reporter: -- flipped earlier this year pleading guilty to crimes including tax evasion and making illegal campaign contributions. >> michael, what's your message to the president? >> reporter: he even ad

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. >> how did you find her -- >> this is jacqueline moran. she's one of ours.ne of our wardrobe stylists at "e.t." she told me this story because it meant the world to her. >> i was outside eating with my boyfriend. and i felt someone walk up to me. but i turned and looked, and it was him. >> it was a small act of kindness, our friend jacqueline will never forget. she was diagnosed with a rare form of breast cancer in april, and we watched her brave chemo and radiation with grace and a sense of humor. i even had the honor of helping her out with a new do, but michael had no idea she was one of our own when he saw her at a local l.a. restaurant. >> man, i feel like i want to give her a hug right now. i was like, excuse me, i feel the need to give you some love right now. i don't know why -- i don't want anything. i just want to give you a hug. she gave me a hug. and you know -- that was it. >> he even turned to my boyfriend and told him to hang in there, and he told us to have a blessed night, i believe. >> aw. >> it was really sweet. >> we're happy to report th

now the nation is more creaming confident right all people are disappointed with the government in moran's one hundred days on al-jazeera. al-jazeera stands swear every since. xenophobia violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. al-jazeera infiltrates one of the continent's fastest growing far right organizations and exposes links to members of the european parliament and marine le pen's national rally property generation eight. part two of a special two part investigation on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. till i'm fully back tivo this is the news hour live from our headquarters in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes three outside power brokers meet to discuss syria's future but their talks and with no agreement. takes hold in the many port city of her day that despite reports of cease fire violations also this hour with a gun.

moran: mr. president, thank you very much. i'm on the floor this afternoon to honor a friend, a colleague, and the senior representative from kansas, congresswoman lynn jenkins, who has gracefully and honorably served kansas for two decades in both our state and here in the federal government. madam president, while it will be -- i will talk a bit about lynn's history and past, none of this should be taken as just something that is being read in her honor. she is a very special person who has served kansas so well and she brings such tremendous attributes to public service. we will miss her greatly and kansans will have benefited by her service, but she will also remain a role model for many who look for ways to make america and to make our state more prosperous and a brighter future. congresswoman jenkins grew up on a farm outside of holton, kansas, a small town of just -- just 100 miles away from kansas city, just north of topeka where she learned the value of hard work and perseverance. you cannot meet somebody who grew up

terry moran, thanks very much. cecilia?w bad is this going to get? >> unfortunately we could be seeing scenes like we saw this weekend again by the end of this week, and that's when it when it gets bad travel-wise. thursday is the busiest day. you're seeing images out of maryland. they picked up 3 to 5 inches of rain, and washington d.c. with their wettest year on record. there were water rescues and 350 incidents related to water in montgomery county, maryland alone. it won't be just there so look out in the pacific northwest. that's where everything kind of gets going, already kicking up big waves. they could see up to 40-foot waves with this onslaught of storms that's going to come fr oashio do tcoas wreoicking this as get closer big, big days of travel, guys. >> thank you, ginger. >>> coming up here, the royals' wedding plans -- excuse me, not wedding. they're already married. christmas plans. how william and harry are celebrating as meghan's father speaks out on british television this morning. >> and what parents can

terry moran, leading us off. >> reporter: as dusk fell in washington, president trump and the first lady arrived at blair house, where the bush clan is staying. and, there to greet them, president george w. bush and laura bush. the four then making their way inside. a rare moment of civic graciousness in america. and it followed a quiet tribute last night. the trumps entering the capitol rotunda, where president bush lies in state, silently paying their respects. and then a crisp salute from the 45th president to the 41st. all this, even more noteworthy given the history between these families. president trump knocked jeb bush out of the 2016 campaign. he's sharply repudiated many policies of president george w. bush. and, this -- in 1988, trump reportedly offered to be the first president bush's running mate, an offer that went nowhere. but all that was put aside. president trump even sent air force one to texas to transport george h.w. bush's casket to washington. and, all day today, they filed past. many wiping away tears, or holding their hands over their hearts. veterans offering sa

here's terry moran. >> reporter:tiusin gg ur memorial sloan kettering cancer center in new york city. doctors removing a section of ginsburg's left lung, after finding two nodules that turned out to be malignant. lung cancer. . today, doctors saying they found no evidence of any remaining disease and no evidence of disease elsewhere in the body. no further treatment is planned. it is ginsburg's third bout with cancer. >> the fact that she has survived two cancers. one in the colorectal region and one in the pancreas suggests she is as iron-willed as people say. >> reporter: a liberalio l on f. and now for liberals, a against president trump's policies. she's vowed to stay on the court until she's 90. at least. >> as long as i can do the job, we'll see. i'll be here. >> reporter: tonight, court officials tell us she'll stay in the hospital for a few days. recovering from this significant procedure. experts say she was lucky. because she was being treated with the bken ribs, her daughters saw it, and operated on it before it could get worse. >>> much more ahead on major w. homes flooded

as louis discovers when he asked moran if you could get a job with the party. are you going to say well you know a lot of pressure jersey about on the president of brazil or you know you're always on your salary or your thoughts which they recover until we thought it was not over it all is going to be all of our. as it were none of what it is very surprising to see or really unfair hassel has so much influence with the national front folks this is a political force which is integrating with the national front which will end up in the party's programs and the speeches of national front officials. it is important because the identity ariens have succeeded in their strategy of entry. after the first round of the presidential election the two most popular candidates competed for france's highest office. marine le pen against the country's rising political force former banker emmanuel mccraw. the pen performs poorly during an election debate. but it is also assume. that all was not on the run off comfortably. you know if there was enormous despair and disappointment

important to remember that the ecuadorian president isn't exactly julian assange is biggest fan lenin moran no has referred to a songe as a hacker in the past in the interview he said that he's fed up with the wiki leaks editor staying in his country's tiny london embassy i do not like the presence of mr sunshine in the dorrian embassy we have been respectful of his human rights with that in mind we think that six years is too long for someone to remain it's almost incarcerated and embassy or how good the treatment is that they're receiving hosting him costs one million dollars a year the big concern that a songes lawyers have had throughout the six years he spent in the ecuadorian embassy is this prospect of a criminal case against julian assange over in the us in fact last month it was revealed accidentally that the u.s. justice department had filed secret criminal charges against the wiki leaks that it's at and prosecutors have refused to reveal what specifically those criminal charges are so however much the ecuadorian president might want julian assange to walk out now that he says he'

these former congressman jim moran is doubtful that he'll keep his campaign promise you know are in washington really believes that it will have a there is going to happen is going to have to be done by states and localities and he just took away the money from this from the high growth states that needed that state local tax deductibility p.t.c. or positive train control was mandated by congress back in two thousand and fifteen following a deadly amtrak wreck which killed eight in philadelphia but after lobbying efforts by train companies congress pushed that requirement by three years to twenty eighteen places like europe and japan have not only had p.t.c. on their tracks for more than a decade providing a safer more secure by but now china has launched their most ambitious bullet train project that will also cut commute time by nearly seventy percent will america be able to catch up if we bring the private ingenuity like you know a mosque and other private businesses they can bill rail systems faster than the public can. we're still dealing in the public in rail with an eighteen thousand ni

right now the nation is not feeling confident right all people are disappointed with the bombing in moran's one hundred days on al-jazeera. the latest news as a franks yellowcard the belly of it will continue to hold on in july but into next week with details coverage classical criticism of capitalist economics to a fifty six billion dollar i am manslaughter argentina from around the world these are the victims of one of the world's most forgotten conflicts and without agent help they could become a lost generation. the u.s. senate passes two resolutions rebuking president support for saudi arabia. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a symbolic handshake to mark a major breakthrough at the talks of cheney and many government and with the rebels in sweden. a suspect in a christmas market shooting in france is shot dead by police in the city of strasbourg. the best arrangement for everybody to replace the u.k. and see us to agree a deal and get this deal into the line the british prime minister turns to the you for help to sell her unpopular divorce deal back

re's terry moran. >> reporter: justice ginsburg at 85 undergoing surgery today at memorial sloan kettering cancer doctors removing a section of ginsburg's left lung, after finding two nodules that turned out to be malignant. lung cancer. discovered by coincidence, after the justice fell, breaking her ribs last month. today, doctors saying they found no evidence of any remaining disease and no evidence of disease elsewhere in the body. no further treatment is planned. it is ginsburg's thicancer.rdt h >> the fact that she has survived two cancers. one in the colorectal region and one in the pancreas suggests she is as ironilled as many people believe she is and makes me fully believe she will recover. >> reporter: a liberal lion on the court for a quarter centuryr against the possibility of yet another justice appointed by rn. esid >> 24, 23. >> reporter: she works out twice a week with a person trainer. and has vowed to stay on the court until she's 90. at least. >> as long as i can do the job, full steam, i will be here. >> reporter: tonight, court officials tell us she'll stay in respveri

right now the nation is not feeling confident right all people are disappointed with the bombing in moran's one hundred days on al-jazeera. played. we have one a good study. president says he's pulling u.s. troops out of syria but the pentagon says not so fast. and we shall carry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a presidential election in the democratic republic of congo is and the polls scheduled for sunday may not happen. the reality is that the way the process is a sham a many woman prevented from going to the u.s. because the trunks travel ban file.

well he spoke in a radio interview earlier today and according to lennon moran no the leader of ecuador the british government has guaranteed in writing that if julian assange is leaves the ecuadorian embassy the u.k. won't extradite him to any. country where he would face the death penalty so as the headline it all sounds like jolly good news really for the wiki leaks said it but it is important to remember that the ecuadorian president isn't exactly julian songes biggest fan he's referred to sanjay as a hacker in the past he said he's fed up with him occupying his country's tiny embassy here in london but he did in that interview today concede that he's going to respect julian assange just human rights and actually in respect of his human rights julian assange has done his time been in that embassy for over six years now so the situation that we're in right now is that we've got the leader of ecuador keen to kick out a songe from his embassy here in london saying that the ecuadorian government's been told by the british government. will be safe for him to leave that he won't be extrad

right now the nation is not feeling confident right all people are disappointed with the bombing in moran's one hundred days on al-jazeera. we have one against isis. president pulling u.s. troops out of syria but the pentagon says not so fast. and richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. he has. been an election. if. you have. presidential election in the democratic republic of congo.