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we'll look into that on this friday, july 7th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begind. president trump and russian president vladimir putin coming face-to-face at the g20 summit in germany today. >> white house officials say the two leaders will be joined this morning only by rex tillerson, his russian counterpart and their translators, and the meeting is expected to last about 30 minutes. >> they are expected to address the situations in syria and ukraine, but the president refuses to say if russia's meddling in the election is in play. >> i think it could have been russia, could have been a lot of people interfered. i think a lot of people interfere. i think it's been happening for a long time. >> the meeting takes place while thousands of protesters descend on the city of hamburg where things turned violent yesterday as they faced off with the police. >> demonstrators hurled bottles and bricks at police who fired back with tear gas and water cannons. more than 75 officers were injured. abc's cecelia vega has more. >> reporter: police and protesters taking over the

this is bbc world news today. our top stories: interior ministers from germany, france and italy meet for crisis talks as rome warns the influx of migrants is unsustainable. president trump is accused of inciting violence against the media, after tweeting a spoof video showing him assaulting a man with a cnn logo superimposed. iraqi specialforces recapture more territory in the old city of mosul, but commanders say as many as 50,000 civilians may be trapped. and in the last few minutes germany, have won the confederations cup in their final against chile. hello and welcome to world news today. interior ministers from three european countries are meeting in paris to decide how to tackle the growing migrant crisis in the mediterranean. italy has become increasingly alarmed by a sharp rise in arrivals and wants other eu countries to open their ports. and there's concern the number of rescue boats are encouraging ever more people to make the perilous journey. david campa nale reports. night, morning, day. over the lon

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very much a foundational element of the kind of new world order conspiracies and that -- new world order conspiracism that takes hold in the 1990's. cooper is a key player in the. cooper, the builder berke group is founded in 1947. why? manhattan project is mostly done by that point. year of the roswell crash. year of the ufo sightings. groupoper, the bildeberg is created in direct reaction to the extraterrestrial threat. for cooper though, magic 12 is integrated to cover up the truth about ufos. he says that friedman and others like him are government disinformation agents. in fact what he says is majesty 12 is created to establish relations with these aliens. and cooper goes further. he says by 1954, president eisenhower is going to sign a treaty with the audience -- with the aliens. that says, you want to come along and experiment on humans, that is fine. we will look the other way. we will even build secret bases for you to do so, like area 51. but in return, we want secret advanced technologies. the two most commonly pointed to being beam weapons and time travel, which apparently th

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm craig melvin in for lester. some major staff changes at the white house on this friday. it had been a bumpy six months for the man tasked with the job of chief spokesman for the trump administration. tonight, press secretary sean spicer is out. he quit suddenly this morning as a new communications director was announced. his name is anthony sca scaramucci, a former fund-raiser for the trump campaign. one of his first orders of business was naming a new white house press secretary. what will the staff changes mean for the trump white house? we start tonight with our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> i think that is troubling. thank you guys very much. >> reporter: in a stunning staff shuffle tonight, a familiar face stepping down and a new one stepping in. >> make america great again. >> reporter: former campaign adviser anthony scaramucci, the new communications director, with sean spicer long rumored to be on thin ice, resigning as press secreta secretar

news polka ♪ ♪ it's world new the polka ♪ do the world "world news now." the russian investigation, muddying the trump administration's agenda with reports that the white house is trying to discredit. the special counsel leading that probe. plus, the shakeup in staff currently raising eyebrows. >>> and even though o.j. simpson will be free this fall, he'll have parole guidelines to abide by. we'll take a look at what's next for simpson. when he is released from prison. >>> and new this half hour, another stunning death in the music industry. >> the singer of linkin park dead from an apparent suicide. >>> and what's the best-kept celebrity secrets? what did stevie wonder do for the third time? what did he do? it's friday, july 21st. ♪ my love to you >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we have this debate about which song to use for stevie wonder. ♪ people ♪ >> but lately's about somebody cheating, that wouldn't be appropriate. we made it to friday. diane is cruising in alaska with oprah winfrey. erielle is with us. >> i'm sorr

the olympic champion set a new world championship record which means the 22—year—old now holds the top two months after rio, it is good to be hard to get back what i had is good to be hard to get back what ihad in is good to be hard to get back what i had in rio. buti is good to be hard to get back what i had in rio. but i more than happy to come here and defend my title, or attack by title, they said. year after yea r, we attack by title, they said. year after year, we will find us. i was a bit longer into the water, but i am so bit longer into the water, but i am so happy with that. was that the pace that you planned, or do you think that excitement got your little to light? i felt like a little to light? i felt like a little boy again, going out to the crowd. but you can enable more records each year. but they for a reason. my performance in the 0lympics was different to that swim. i was on target. ijust missed out. but i will go tomorrow as he would they can get. —— go tomorrow and see what i can get. six years after partially severing his arm in a rally crash robert kubica's hopes

news. rajini: stay with us on "bbc world news america."ll to come, rates of homelessness have skyrocketed in certain parts of america, including los angeles where many are forced on the streets. for all of you jane austen fans, this one is for you. 200 years after the famous author's death, the bank of england put her image on its new 10-pound note. it was and this afternoon at winchester cathedral where she was buried in 1817. here's our correspondent duncan kennedy. duncan: it has taken 200 years butut the 10 into austen, today, this became britain's newest banknote. one of our greatest authors now adorns this piece of currency, and all of it was unveiled two centuries after her death in the place where she was buried. ityou really need to look at in the round to capture it, and obviously, jane austen, it's not based on my opinion but the opinion of the british people. we are at the top of the pantheon of british novelists. duncan: it's made of polymer and has multiple security features. it's also the bank of england note to have raised

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and now abc world news. the fifth bbc world news america on ricky needs like you know. white house press secretary sharon spike that calls it quits his resignation comes off when you communications directories names. rule hunger. break of cholera which reached. yemen is fully in the grips of. tarian price. pockets of time in a growing cadre it's friday. and civil servants like the doctors and nurses here haven't received a salaried over ten months. and if i don't beat the first place to expect to find the japanese martial off of can date. the western canada one club held a special place for decades. welcome to world news america. the white house press that could sure i'm spice that he's a parent today he announced he's resigning from the post after just six months on the job. it decision came right off that anthony scaramucci was named thing you communications director. mister spicer said he wanted to give patina fresh slate bobby's changes come after a sensitive time for the white house. has their own discreetly with the rupture investigations the b. b. c.'s chief corr

. >>> this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. g. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo with some of the top headlines this morning on "world news now." >>> the senate has rejected a plan to repeal and replace obamacare. this after securing enough votes to move forward with debate. >>> the boy scouts trying to distance themselves from comments from donald trump. the scouts say it's a non-partisan organization and that the invitation to the president was not an endorsement. >>> pentagon analysts are warning that north korea's nuclear threat may be much closer than once thought. they may have a missile capable of bringing a nuclear warhead to the united states as soon as next year. >>> and the girl scouts have added two dozen new badges related to science, technology and math. they can earn the badges through activities like programming robots and writing computer code, things we don't know how to do. >> nope. >> those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, july 26th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the w

news polka ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ >>> this morning on "world news now," presidentn their body language after some other handshakes are already making headlines. >>> and even though u.s. senators are on recess, they're working back home and being confronted by angry constituents. some holding sit-ins at their offices. it's the latest backlash over the republican plan to repeal obamacare. >>> soccer moms and dads silenced. >> cheering and jeering from the sidelines has been banned from one youth league, but are the supposed benefits to the players and coaches fair for the parents? m. >>> andno a real life super hero. coming up in the skin eon thny july7th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> all right, very important question, nick, where do you weigh in on the big news debate, ryan reynolds or ryan gosling? >> i'm all goosey for the gosling. i like them both. >> i like your first answer better. >> okay. >>> we'll have more on the other ryan coming up in a little bit. >>> but we begin this half hour with president trump and vladimir putin hours away from

>>> this morning on "world news now." his morning on "world news now." pulling the plug on the republican health care plan. >> after an anxious day on capitol hill, two senators have pulled out of the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. but senate leader mitch mcconnell is vowing that their %-p. >>> a grieving family searching for answers after a bride to be is shot and killed by police after she called to report a crime. the man who was set to marry her next month is speaking out, asking the authorities why she was shot when she was apparently just trying to get help. >>> and the team of high school scientists from afghanistan taking part in a robotics contest in washington, d.c. these girls overcoming many obstacles. how they're standing out among the competition. >>> and mama always said no circle pits. or at least this mom is trying to calm down a group of concertgoers. don't worry, mom, they're actually not fighting. they're moshing. >> do they still do that? >> apparently, moshing still is a thing on this tuesday,

>>> breaking news this morning on "world news now" -- horror at the state fair. >> an apparent ride malfunction turns an evening filled with family fun into a scene of carnage. one person was killed. others were rushed to the hospital. we'll have the latest just ahead. >> the president surprise announcement banning all transgender service members from the military. citing health care costs, spa sieve tubing transgender people, as a reason for the ban. but, how much of the defense department's massive budget will actually be impacted. >> then the new development for the california teenager accused of live streaming while driving. just before crashing and killing her younger sister. how she is pleading and what her lawyer is now saying ♪ get ready to get creeped out. because, for the right price, you can have the privilege of serving continental breakfast to clowns. by owning a motel dedicated to them. yeah, so if they've don't care about jacuzzis and free hbo, what are amenities that clowns can't travel without? we'll answer it thursday, july 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world new

and now abc world news. this is bbc world news america reporting from washington i'm nora trevally and. the white house communications director anthony scaramucci is our self to less than two weeks on the job. john kenny is sworn in as the new chief of staff. the crisis in venezuela defense the opposition vows to keep fighting on the streets. following a controversial vote which could give even more house to the president. nnova he saw. and a century after the battle of passion dal began ceremonies a how to remember the sacrifices made during one of the great wars bloodiest campaigns . welcome to world news america what it was another day of changes at the white house. this morning john kelly was sworn in as the new chief of staff. replacing ryan's previous who announced his departure on friday. i came the bomb shell. anthony scaramucci tapped as white house communications director less than two weeks ago is leaving as well. saying he wants to give mister kelly a clean slate. the bbc's north america had to to

sarah: there you go. >>> breaking news on "world news now," north korea has fired a missile. tention or proof of progress. >>> a damning new report paints the pope's charity children's hospital in a terrible light, charging that the hospital is more concerned with profits than caring for kids in need. >>> and the latest in the search for a grad student feared murdered. >> with the evidence mounting against him, the suspect appeared in court. we'll have the full story ahead. >>> and say it ain't so. is robert downey jr. talking about saying good-bye to his role as iron man? hear why he says it might be time to hang up that super suit, coming up in "the skinny," on this tuesday, july 4th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin this morning with breaking news. yet another provocative move by north korea. u.s. pacific command says it detected what it believes was a north korean launch of a land-based intermediate missile. it flew for 37 minutes for landing in the sea of japan. >> japan says there was no damage to either aircraft or ships and the u.s. military sa

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. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> jordan spieth turning 24. >> and it's a big week for us. diane macedo is back. >> hello! i missed you a lot. when i was sitting by the pool drinking pina coladas. beautiful castles and palaces. i thought about you a lot. >> i bet. i can't wait to see the vacation pictures. you did post them? >> no. but i have plenty. >>> we begin this hour with president trump focussing on his agenda as stories of russia overshadow the white house. >> the president will give a statement on health care later this afternoon. we're not sure what he plans to say, but a tweet, warnings for republicans if they don't repeal and replace obamacare. >> and his son-in-law, jared kushner will face questions from congressional investigators. and donald trump jr. and paul manafort will be behind closed doors. after agreeing to turnover documents to a senate committee. >> and the white house is not clear on pardons. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: the white house struggled to explain where the president stands on pardons, after he tweeted this weekend, all agr

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>>> this morning on "world news now." the rocky road ahead for the senate health care bill after a tie-breaking vote by the vice president to get the process going. the bill failed its first litmus test overnight. so what lies ahead? as support wanes on the floor. >>> and new reaction after president trump speaks at the boy scout jamboree that's raised quite a few eyebrows. critics are blasting the president for political grandstanding. >>> and new this half hour, the tragedy at a summer camp. >> the parents now living a nightmare after their 5-year-old son drowned after stopping to eat lunch by a water fall. the unlicensed camp now shut down. going into overdrive over speculation that justin bieber canceled the remainder of his tour to start his own church. see what he's saying now about it in "the skinny" on this wednesday, july 26th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> as we attend the church of bieber. can you imagine? it's already there. you're the beliebers in bieber. a major setback for republicans look

>>> breaking news this morning on "world news now." senator john mccain has brain cancer, doctors removing a tumor after discovering it during another procedure. we'll have the latest on his condition and prognosis. >>> and president trump's hard words for his own attorney general, saying he wouldn't have appointed him if he knew he would have recused himself from the russia investigation. that stunning admission just ahead. >>> and new this half hour, the bizarre moment when a man pulls a gun out on a utility truck. >> guy shooting out the tires. >> one of the workers pulling out his camera to film a neighborhood resident apparently just snapped, firing multiple rounds at the vehicles. who do you think this looks like? maybe brittany, christina? it's the wax figure that has fans baffled. it's "the skinny" on this wednesday, july 20th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's an interesting wax figure there. >> to say the least. >> it might actually surprise you who that person is. >> or is supposed to be. >> we'll get to t

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adam peaty set a new world championship record to successfully defend his 100m breastroke title. the olympic champion was a cut above the rest of the field, finishing more than a second ahead of his nearest rival. it means the 22—year—old now holds the top ten times in the world for the 100m breaststroke. his list of accolades goes on, having not lost a major championship race in three years over this distance and victory means he still holds the full set of titles. he's olympic, world, european and commonwealth champion. obviously two months after rio, it is going to be so hard getting back what i got in rio but i am more than happy to come back and defend my title, or attack my title, as i say, and find extra bits. i was a bit longer into the wall but i'm so happy with that. was that the page you intended to go out ordered excitement get you a bit?|i you intended to go out ordered excitement get you a bit? i was like a little boy, in front of that crowd, but it is a world record for a reason and the performance in the olympics was completely different for that swim. i was on ta

>> what was at stake for the united states and for the world was, what would be the rules in the new followed the end of the cold war. were you going to allow a petty dictator to resolve a border dispute with his neighbor by using force? if you let saddam hussein get away with taking kuwait, you are sending a signal to the extra nationalists, the super nationalists in central europe, who wanted to redo the borders, that the united states would stand by, the world would stand by and allow them to use force. it's extraordinarily important in 1990 and 1991 to send a signal, not just to saddam hussein, but to any of these revisionists that in this new world, this would not stand. we as a collective security, as a collective group, we would not allow force to be used to resolve what could be resolved diplomatically. >> just reading the body language of those lawmakers and how impassioned many of them were at the time. what about for the legacy of president herbert walker bush? how did that impact his legacy? >> we tend to be blessed with superb leaders. harry truman was the president to ha

>>> this morning on "world news now, >>> this morning on "world news now," the president's son-in-law to capitol hill today for a second day of questioning. hear what he said about his russian contacts after emerging from the first meeting with congressional investigators. >>> and john mccain's comeback. we just learned about the senator's plan to return to washington today, this after his cancer diagnosis. why he's heading back in a matter of hours. >>> and then new video of a police-involved shooting. see the suspect emerge from a suv, gun drawn, and hear why investigators are releasing it now. >>> and then good vibrations. a distillery is using music to serenade its barrels. does that actually make whiskey any better? is that even possible to make whiskey better than it is? >> i think we should sample it to really know for sure. >> we are digging deeper in the debate on this tuesday, july 25th. brian ross volunteering for this assignment. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." ♪ good vibrations ♪ come on, come on ♪ such a sweet sensation >> it's almost as if we've already had

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west, and thanks for being with us tonight. the man tapped by the president to improve the white house's messaging and media coverage has instead emerged as the central figure in a headline-making white house power struggle, exposing an internal rivalry that today led to some nasty allegations, threats, and some pretty vulgar language. an oval office photo of new white house communications director anthony scaramucci and chief of staff reince priebus appears to capture the standoff between the two bitter rivals who are competing for power, influence and the president's ear. white house correspondent kristen welker has details. >> reporter: tonight, a profanity-laced tirade from the new white house communications director, anthony scaramucci, targeting two of the president's top advisers. scaramucci telling "the new yorker" chief of staff reince priebus is an expletive paranoid schizophrenic and attacking chief strategist s

and now abc world news. this is bbc world news america reporting from washington on your it for violin. sweeping changes coming to france. of any president wants to reshape the political landscape. tweets and travel around president trump's agenda right now he attacks his old enemy the media superfast running counter with vladimir putin this week. and now politics is in the ring. out one wrestler is taking his liberal beliefs right to the conservative heartland . welcome to avi is on public television and sat around the globe. a new leader of france is being compatible and print a podium. because he's already trying to oval hole a french government. speech to lawmakers at the glittering passive vasai. i manual makran announced he wants to reach you stand numbers by one third. and he plans to change france's voting system. its critics say he's creating a presidential motorcade. our correspondent hugh schofield reports now from vesci. the dignity of the presidential office is something about which emmanuel mack

it's thursday, july 20th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it really is a debate of our generation. >> we have a lot going on. we talk about the feet issue. >> diane is backpacking in bhutan. >> feel sorry for her. >> she's missing out on these debates. >>> we're going to start with breaking news from the white house. i guess the president was taking direct aim at the justice department with the darkest criticism at jeff sessions. >> the president expressing regret over hiring sessions, telling the "new york times" he wouldn't have given him the job himself into the investigation of russian meddling. >> and sessions was the first to endorse his presidency. but the president is blaming him for opening the door to a special counsel. >> jeff sessions takes the job. gets into the job, recuses himself. i then have, which, which frankly, i think it's very unfair to the president. how do you take a job and then recuse yourself? if he would have recused himself before the job, i would have said, thanks, but i can't, i'm not going to take you. it's extremely unfair, and that's a

and now abc world news. this is bbc world news america reporting fm washington i'm john o'brien. tackling serious cyber hacking and mold donald trump and vladimir putin cover a lot of ground in more than two hours of tool. we look forward to a lot of very positive. things happening for russia and the united states. and for everybody concerned. the g. twenty leaders focus on trade and climate change while protests continue on the streets of hamburg. and sharp teeth and a fearsome reputation that we look at shocks and meet a photographer who's gone much closer than most. welcome to our views on public television and around the globe. the build up to the meeting walls along one and when they were finally in the room together donald trump and vladimir putin made the most of it. according to the u. s. secretary of state they discussed russian meddling in the u. s. selection and reached a preliminary agreement on syria. the face to face with a high point of a g. twenty summit marked by protests on north america editor john so poll has more. it's hard to overstate the significance of th

and now abc world news. this is bbc world news america reporting from washington i'm john o'brien. a warning to north korea out the white house president trump welcomes his south korean counterpart and makes clear that will be a determined responds. to the nuclear threat. the air of strategic patience. with the north korean regime has failed. many years and it's failed. and frankly. that patience is over. adultery fire in a new york hospital injuring multiple people the shooter is believed to be a former employee who died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. and its international asteroid day what better way to mark the occasion than to bring some space rocks into wild very own studio. welcome to world news america tying fist teach it patients is over. that was the message donald trump had for north korea today as he stood side by side with the new south korean president. mr trump cold for determined response to the nuclear threat posed by kim jong moon. but he also took aim at seoul over trade and sharing the cost defense the bbc state department correspondent barbara tasha stops al

and now abc world news. this is bbc world news america i'm reaching the fight then open. devastated by fighting which is now stretched think he's the conflict in ukraine is far from over and the skulls from the. we have a special report from the front lines. tens. it's this war has ground to a stalemate. that means only told suffering. particularly for the civilian population. the white house says an announcement will be coming shortly on iran's nuclear agreement with wealth palace though on donald trump cold a bad deal. and the rest get paid to be entertaining children for decades now eloise at the museum with the new exhibits celebrating a picture book style . welcome to world news and that. it was three years ago today that malaysia airlines mh seven. down in easton crane killing all two hundred ninety eight people on board. it was the worst single loss of life in the war between russian backed separatists and the ukrainian government. will those already led to more than ten thousand deaths and left more than a million people displaced. this guarantee a ceasefire in th

news? no joke, no joke. and i know that we have like huge guests normally on "world news now." we've had yanni, jeff timmons. from 98 degrees. >> kermit the frog. >> cristiano ronaldo is in the studio with us. no lie. we'll have him later on in "the skinny". and it is a huge moment. he's a friend of the show. but we're going to start with the make or break vote on the republican health care bill. so critical that john mccain is heading back to washington even as he battles brain cancer. arizona to cast what could be the deciding vote on repealing and replacing obamacare. that could set the stage for a major victory for president trump. abc's megan hughes has the latest. >> reporter: president trump putting senate republicans on notice. >> any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you are fine with the obamacare nightmare, which is what it is. >> reporter: gathering a group of people the white house calls obamacare victims, ahead of a health care showdown tuesday. hours after the white house event, the president raising the issue again at the boy scou

and now abc world news. the thing bbc world news about hundred jeannie* often. thank you. oj simpson thing faulted parole off to serving nine years in prison the former u. s. football star will be released in a tape that. president trump take say that his own attorney general for not telling him before recusing himself from the rupture investigation. forcing jeff sessions to respond. we love this job we love this department and i plan to continue to do so. as long as on that is appropriate. sure go on to the end. you should never surrender. friends on clothes ready for release on the big screen but well the second world war drama deliver with fourteen phase. and the books of. welcome to world news america. after nine years in prison today oj simpson was granted parole. be released in a toba. this was the moment the former u. s. football star learned of his upcoming freedom. thank you. in two thousand and eight he was convicted of the attempted armed robbery of team sports memorabilia dealers. became a thing he was created in nineteen ninety five of the murders of his forme

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