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call 1.800.directv >>> welcome back to be cnn newsroom.riminal charges are stacking up against president trump's former campaign manager. pall manafort accusing him of secretly paying. the charges came after manafort's long time aide. >> ruck gate social security now a very important cooperating witness and that's a big deal to paul manafort. gates business partner and potentially for others. if court prosecutors described the plan to fail to pay taxes and real i state that they owned. and profession cue torrs piled on new charges on friday alleging an illegal campaign to use ukraine politicians. gates pleaded guilty to two criminal charges. conspiracy to defraud the united states and maching a false statement. he's saying quote, i had hoped for reasons to yet sur you are surface has he has chosen to do other wise. >>> all right. thank you. now let's talk about the president's son-in-law and senior advisor jar id kushner. . the white house was alerted two weeks ago would bedelay his security a -- president trump says the decision on whethe

of course our newsroom looking into this. we'll bring you information as we learn more. >>> in central italy, a far right supporter is accused of shooting at african migrants. this happened on saturday. six people were wounded. these drive-by shootings that happened just a month before the italian national election. after the shootings, the suspect made a fascist salute in front of a war monument. that's when police arrested him. he was wearing an italian flag around his neck. barbie nadeau is following the story live from rome. what more do we know about the suspect? >> well, the suspect is a member of the far right northern league which is a party that's polling very strongly here ahead of elections in march on an anti-migrant, anti-immigrant platform. while this particular suspect represents-or he fits a profile the more troubling thing is that he represents, really, a sentiment, and that is anti-immigration here. 600,000 people have arrived by way of the mediterranean sea from sub-saharan africa and other regions in the l

"cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> history in the making. high-ranking north and south korean leaders meet for the first time in years, but an even bigger meeting it is now soon expected. >>> also ahead, democrats lash out at the u.s. president. why they're saying the latest action should be counted as obstruction of justice. >>> later, the first gold medal is awarded at the pyeongchang olympics. a lot to tell you about there. welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell and "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> at 5:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast we start with breaking news. an invitation for north korea for the president of south korea to visit pyeonongyang. kim jong-un visited moon to visit pyongyang. she and a high-level delegation met with the president on saturday. the first member of the north korea ruling to visit the south since 1953. here you can see her carrying that blue folder. that blue folder containing a personal ledder to president moon. he hopes for

"newsroom" pushes on this hour. in italy a far right supporter is accused of shooting at african migrants. the suspect made a fascist salute before being arrested. we have details on that ahead. plus, uma thurman says she's kept silent about something because she didn't want to speak out of anger. her experiences with harvey weinstein, and now she's sharing her story. >>> welcome back to cnn "newsroom," i'm george howell. in central italy a far right supporter is accused of shooting at african migrants. this happened on saturday. six people were wounded there. drive-by shootings that happened just a month before the italian national election. after the shootings, the suspect made a fascist salute in front of a war monument. that's when police arrested him. he was wearing an italian flag around his neck. we're following the story live from rome this hour. what more do we know about the suspect? >> well, the suspect is a 28-year-old man who ran for public office under the flag of the northern league, which is a far ri

i'm ana cabrera in the newsroom. and the memo released is call ed a total vindication, but the democrats are calling it shoddy, but now that the nunes memo is out, there are different opinions about what it means. the president says it is absoluti absolution. and it vindicate ss him in the russian probe, and the witch hunt goes on and on and no collusion and no obstruction and the word used because one year after looking endlessly to find nothing, collusion is dead. this is is an american disgrace, and that memo accuses the fbi and the justice department of abusing the surveillance powers to spy on former trump campaign adviser carter page, ab nd as have been reporting, the president saw it as a way to diskrcredit the russian invest gags, and he said it was from the fbi and members of his own justice department and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. we have live team coverage. boris sanchez is live in palm beach near the president's estate in mar-a-lago, and also, shimon with us from washington. and so, there we

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we have this wild new video into our newsroom a short while ago, snow in the hills of livermore. there was a dog that decided to stay in the car. definitely a california pooch there thinking what is this white stuff. >> at least he turned on the windshield wipers. >> the weather overnight surprising to a lot of people, not that rare, though, but right now we're getting a break from it at least today. >> yes, we are getting a break from all of this. i was thinking about over the weekend i saw a dog in san francisco with the little booties on and how they walk so funny. you may want to make sure you put the shoes and the jacket on your dog this morning, temperatures in the mid 40s. it's a mostly clear start, the weather system that brought us all that wacky weather yesterday has since cleared out. we are going to take a break today and that morning drive looks much better compared to yesterday morning. we're going to be in the mid 40s and sunshine throughout the day. don't forget the sunglasses before you head out the door. we will talk about what's aheaden and our incoming storm s

find more of our coverage at ed rg/newsroom. thuy vu. thank you for robert: indictments in the russia probe and par alsills in r shington on control. i'm robert costa. 17 americans gunned down in florida. another week where leaders face the question, what now? tonight on "washington week." president trump: today i speak nation in grief. robert: in the wake of another mass shooting, an emotionally charged debate. >> can you tell us when the house may muster the courage to take up the issue of gun violence? robert democrats demand action. some republicans say tougher laws would not have prevented the massacre. >> the struggle up tohis point has been that most of the proflingse enthusiasti offered would not have prevented not just yesterday's tragedy b

tempur-pedic sleep is power. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." the court of arbitration for sport has register and anti-doping case against an olympic athlete from russia. >> the international olympic committee has requested the procedure against curler aleksandr krushelnitckii. he won a bronze medal at pyeongchang in the mixed doubles event. >> no hearing date for that case has been scheduled yet. the spokesman for the president of the ioc says this revelation proves that the anti-doping system at the olympics is working. listen. >> on the one hand it is extremely disappointing when prohibited substance mace have been used. but on the other hand it shows the effectiveness of the anti-doping system at the games, which protects the rights of all the clean athletes. if this case is confirmed, if this case is confirmed, it will be considered by the oar implementation group share bidi oc executive board member nicole herverts who reports to the iovc at the end of the olympic games. >> a new report says a former trump campaign aide has agreed to plead

you're live in the cnn newsroom. and president trump this weekend warning that people close to him who used to work in his white house are being ruined by domestic violence accusations that have cost them their jobs. here's what the president tweeted earlier today. quote, people's lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. some are true and some are false. some are old and some are new. there's no recovery for someone falsely accused. life and career are gone. is there no such thing any longer as due process? here are the people he's talking about. on the left, rob porter. staff secretary who quit his white house job this week after both of his ex-wives came forward with accusations that he abused them physically and emotionally. there on the right is david sorensen. he wrote speeches for the president until his ex-wife said he was violent and abusive to her. sorensen denies that. he claims he was the victim in that relationship. cnn correspondent ryan nobles is at the white house for us. ryan, sou

the newsroom has sent me a note about the population of coventry.e they get. tremendous resources at they get. tremendous resources at the bbc. that is it from us. you can see all the front pages online. lovely to see you both, thank you for coming in. good evening. the rather quiet but dreary week of weather so far for many of us, hasn't it, but we will see a little bit more anyway of sunshine heading towards the weekend. you can see by the weather watchers pictures sent in from the scottish borders. after a dreary old start in the south east, the cloud broke up and we had spells of sunshine. continuing to see clear skies through the evening, but under clear skies this time of year that only means one thing, widespread frost is likely, particularly along the spine of the country. that means temperatures here holding up slightly above freezing. a cloudy and great start in northern ireland and great start in northern ireland and parts of scotland." in the north sea coast. taking a look at the afternoon in detail, you can see where the cloud will tend

i'm ana cabrera in the newsroom in new york. thank you for being with us. and let's begin this hour with a bold claim from the president. declaring that the hyped up partisan pemmo released yesterday completely clears him in the russian investigation. he writes of the russian witch hunt goes on and on. there was no coclusion and no obstruction, the word now used because after one year of looking endlessly and finding nothing, collusion is dead. this is an american disgrace. the memo was put together by devin nunes, who was also a member of the trump transition team. this memo alleges the fbi and the justice department used the steele dossier to get a warrant for carter page. he says the president has been calling friends and telling them it makes it easier to argue that democratic are biased against him, but the fbi and the doj say that's nut the case. democratics say this is a sham including cherry picked information. the justice department warned its release would be extraordinarily reckless, and the fbi director, someone appointed by trump himself, said

this video just came into our newsroom within the last 15 minutes.his is the intersection of cadillac drive and eden avenue. you can see a large police presence there. we're calling police to figure out what happened when we find out we'll let you know. >>> a gunman is on the run in san jose after shooting a man who was just washing his car thatçvay victim told$wzj san ja that he was in his front yard near berryessa creek park in north san jose during the noon hour. that's when he said three men dressed in plaque came up to him, one of them shooting him. all three of those men took off. that victim was not seriously injured. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a dangerous close encounter near an airport. look at that, the troubling video that's gone viral and what's next for the person who shot it. >>> and home sweet gnome, the beloved patriots decorative thing right there snatched from a san francisco business. how it was reunited with its owner just in time for super bowl lii. golden gate bridge >>> and taking a live look

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i'm ana cabrera in the newsroom.he memo released is call ed a total vindication, but the democrats are calling it shoddy, but now that the nunes memo is out, there are different opinions about what it means. the president says it is absoluti absolution. and it vindicate ss him in the russian probe, and the witch hunt goes on and on and no collusion and no obstruction a

we first brought you this video when it came to our newsroom.it started when that father that deputies are on top of, he is the father of three of the victims, he asked for five minutes alone in a room with nassar. that judge declined and that's when the father ran toward nassar cursing. deputies had to tackle him down. testimony has resumed after this outbreak. >>> we're also following breaking news this morning out of san francisco. these are live pictures as fire crews are working to try to figure out how what started a fire that burned two homes overnight. the flames broke out about 3:00 in the morning on fulton street right by alamo square where the famous painted ladies are. sf fire officials say a three story victorian home went up in flames that was under construction. the flames spread to a house next door forcing a family out of that home but the good news was that there were no injuries and no word yet on a cause. >>> right now in san jose dozens of businesses in san jose and san francisco are on notice that the feds will inspect thei

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"newsroom with ana cabrera" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> you are in the "cnn newsroomes times is reporting that the former deputy campaign manager to donald trump rick gates agreed to plead guilty for fraud, making him the third person that we know of to cooperate with special count el robert mueller. i want to bring in political correspondent sara murray on the phone with more on this breaking news. sara, what all is involve in this deal? >> reporter: rick gates is going to plead guilty. he will testify against paul manafort. paul manafort was a co-defendant in this case. they both pleaded not dpl when facing the charges for financial crimes that were unrelated to the campaign. and according to the "l.a. times," rick gates could spend 18 months in prison. let me give you context here, for the charges he was facing, gates could have faced upwards of ten years in prison. this is someone who has four young children, a young family who is facing financial pressure. it would have been very expen expensive to go to trial, but he's facing personal pressure from his loved one

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in the newsroom with more. >>> reporter: it's a bill that supporters say would guarantee comprehensive healthcare to all californians. today it will be talked about at a hearing in sacramento. the affordable care act put control of health care in the hands of health insurers. 3million people are still uninsured. it's a hot topic. >> single-payer won't work unless we get significant contributions from the federal government. >> "covered california" is a mess and getting worse. thesedeductibles are sky high and doctors won't accept coverage. >> reporter: the cost of single- payer healthcare is paid by taxpayers and new higher taxes would be needed. the hearing starts at 10 a.m. in sacramento. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> at the state capital there's a new push to prevent sexual harassment. a bill that is being introduced is looking to ban any registered lobbyists found to have committed sexual harassment from similar work for up to four years. the author mark levin of san rafael says that sexual harassment expands beyond the legislature. the pro

. >>> much more ahead to the next hour of "cnn newsroom." we turn it over to fed riek red whitfield. >>> all right, thanks so much. 11:00 eastern hour. hello, everyone. newsroom starts right now. >>> we begin with chaos at the white house. and the president today seemingly defending administration officials accused of domestic violence. tweeting this just moments. people's lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. some are true and some are false. some are old and some are new. there is no recovery for someone falsely accused. life and career is are gone. is there no such thing any longer as due process? the president's tweet today, coming on the heels of yet another white house official resigning over domestic abuse allegations. david sorensen, this time, a member of trump's speech writing team is out after his ex-wife alleged that he snuff cigarettes out on her body and drove a car over her foot according to the washington post reporting. sorensen denies the accusations and says he was -- he was the victim during the ma

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in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time for your "final 5."tigators say the only armed security guard at marjory stoneman douglas high school never went into the building during the massacre in florida. instead, the guard a broward county sheriff's deputy took cover outside one of the school's doors. the deputy resigned after being suspended. president trump just criticized the deputy saying, quote, he certainly did a poor job. 17 students and teachers were killed in the shooting. >>> president trump believes more guns in schools will help prevent shootings. the president is backing a proposal to arm educators across the country. he said they would be specially chosen and trained to handle firearms. >>> the riverside county couple who allegedly held their kids captive in their own home will be back in front of a judge today. they pled not guilty. >>> dozens of stanford students will gather at the site where a woman was assaulted by sexual assault. a plaque is not going to be put there because the victim wants no part in it. >>> the run of clos

alicia vitarelli is live in the newsroom. how was the the weekend? >> reporter: it was great.hope you had a great one, too. if you love panera and you love your significant other there's a thing you can do to have your valentine's day catered. >>> bully bunnies, some parts call for a boycott of peter rabbit film why they appear be mocking people with serious food allergies. >>> get it ready for valentine's day with treatment just for your lips. plus, special deals. you won't want to miss it. we'll see you at 4:00 p.m. "action news" forecast will be up at noon, we'll be right back. >> meteorologist david murphy is back with another check of the workweek forecast. we have a couple of mild days ahead of us. >> reporter: we do, today is chillier, but tomorrow is, as well. but we get back up and the numbers are above average in february for philadelphia. double scan radar, obviously we're not completely dry. yesterday was the day we got inundated with heavy rain. these are scant nuisance showers that should be off the coast in the next hour or so. as we look outside, the clouds are

sacramento, i might add, where my daughter's been involved in this campaign, from the boardroom, to the newsroom, hotels, restaurants, workplaces, every place in the country people are standing up to say time's up. but the me, too, movement they really have made quite a difference. their voices are correcting the culture around harassment and abuse. more needs to be done. the congress must continue to work with the equal employment opportunity commission and others to forge a path forward to improve protections for all american workplaces. that's why i'm so pleased to bring this bill to the floor over recent time members of congress listened to survivors and advocates, learned from public and private sector experts, and received constructive recommendations from many members. we will not rest until every person in every workplace has full safeguards against harassment and abuse and discrimination. this is a time for shaking off the status quo not for bowing to inaction and incrementalism. members of congress are trustees of the people. we have a solemn responsibility to do well by the people. bo

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you're in the cnn newsroom. great to have you with us. i'm ana cabrera in new york. for the first time, president trump's own national security adviser is publicly saying there's undeniable proof that russia meddled in the election. >> as you can see where the fbi indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain. >> this admission is significant because even though u.s. intelligence agencies have been saying russia interfered for more than a year, president trump has been hesitant to believe them. but now the special counsel has formally indicted 13 russians and 3 russian entities for election meddling. and the charges detail exactly how they did it. we're covering this from every angle. cnn senior international correspondent matthew chance is in moscow. boris sanchez is traveling with the president, and crime and justice reporter shimon is in washington. you have been breaking this story for us. i want to start with you and the indictment, the stunning details we're learning. they traveled to the u.s., russians stole america

and for the rest of our viewers, stay tuned for "cnn newsroom" with max foster.watching cnn. have yourselves a great day. . . . . >>> of course, i won't resign. >> the broward county sheriff on the offensive. questions about the department's response of the florida school shooting and warnings about the gunman of. >>> it is important for the public to see the facts and the fbi acted appropriately. >> the democratic memo is out claiming abuses at the fbi and rebuttal. >>> and breaking overnight. the end could be near for

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you are in the "cnn newsroom." great to have you with us. president trump's personnel problem that blew up in the middle of the week didn't get better. to people who worked close to the oval office suddenly quit their jobs. both men accused of violent behavior and domestic abuse. both accusations coming from their ex-wives and both of these staffers are now out. the president coming to their defense earlier today. cnn ryan nobles is at the white house with more on that. ryan? >> yes. this is another example of the white house being forced to deal with a crisis. one that they didn't seem to expect and also did not seem prepared to handle. so far the president is being rather defiant in response to these accusations against two of his now former staffers. the latest being a speech writer who actually approached the white house. said he knew these allegations were in his past and he offered his resignation and what he said was to avoid being a distraction to the administration. he also put out a lengthy statement where he forcefully denied the

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ktvu's cristina rendon reports from the newsroom. >> reporter: frank, julie, the gunman is 19-year-old nicolas cruz and just moments ago, florida senator bill nelson says cruz wore a gasmask, had smoke grenades and set off the fire alarm before opening fire at that school. >> he is on the west side of the school. >> reporter: these terrifying moments coming in when the gunfire erupted shortly before dismissal at marjory stoneman douglas high school this afternoon. students say they heard multiple gunshots. they rushed to hide in classrooms and they tried to reach their parents through their cell phones but some of them were scared to talk out of fear that their voices would attract the shooter. one student says he heard the gunman pull that fire alarm and yell for everyone to come out of the rooms in an attempt to fill the halls with people. when that school went on lockdown, s.w.a.t. team rushed in. students flooded out consoling each other on the street. >> it was multiple gunshots, five at a time, fully automatic, very frightening. we thought it was a drill. but apparently it was a

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kpix 5 ice allen martin is live in the newsroom. >> -- kpix 5's allen martin is live in the newsroom. >> a 19-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times, and injuries considered life threatening. she was rushed to the hospital. let's listen to the 911 call. >>> there's a female crawling on the road. she's missing an arm and she's bloody. another passing motorist says she appears to have been stabbed in the throat. >> the stabbing happened on tesla road about 2 miles west of carnegie park, was reopened just before 3:00 a.m., chopper 5 overhead this morning as the officers were out there walking, searching for clues. no word yet on when the stretch of tesla road is going to reopen. we will continue to follow this developing story throughout the day. we'll have more tonight on kpix 5 news live at 5:00. >>> a protest organized by the fight for 15 campaign, fast food workers want minimum wage raised to $15 an hour, and promote union right. jessica flores is live in oakland. >> we are on the 98th avenue, as you can see behind me, this is the mcdonald's that's usually crowded at the lunchtime

you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm ryan nobles in for ana cabrera in new york. the breaking news this hour. the house intelligence committee just released the democratic rebuttal memo, a bullet by bullet retort to what the president has called his vindication in the russia probe. reporters have anticipated this for weeks. the memo written by adam schiff and his staff tries to dismantle the narrative built by the republican majority that the obama administration improperly surveilled the trump campaign. our justice correspondent evan perez has read through the document, and cnn white house correspondent boris sanchez is at the white house. evan, let's start with you. what does this memo say? >> well, this memo contradicts and tries to rebut the argument that was made by devin nunes and the republicans. they said that the christopher steele dossier, the dossier put together by a former british spy and paid for by the democratic national committee and the hillary clinton campaign, they say that that played a crucial role in the decision to open a very intrusive sur

obviously the details are just coming in to the cnn "newsroom." we don't know what the motivation is for this. we don't know who is behind the wheel. that is obviously a big deal, that this happened at the nsa gate. we will be bringing it to you as soon as we get more information into our newsroom. >> the video was a black suv -- we don't know if it's a government vehicle or not. that's one of the secure gates. there are many on that campus. it's a huge complex. there are supposedly bullet holes in it. the bags had gone off there and it hit a barrier that said nsa. there are reports of gunfire. this is what we're talking about. this is the vehicle, supposedly in the windshield, if you look close you'll see bullet holes. so type of incident. we have no news of injuries or the current disposition of who was involved. the fbi is disbatching people to the scene. local fire and rescue are involved. as we know more, we will tell you more. >> just one last thing, they say the situation is under control. no on going security or safety threat at the moment

our newsroom checked with usgs. in the past week there have been ate weeks over a 2.5 in that danville area, six since yesterday. nbc bay area pete suratos taking a closer look at the fault line where this swarm is happening and why it's so different. he will bring you a live report at 6:30. >>> teachers and students who survived the rampage at parkland high school in florida are speaking out exclusively to nbc. dara who is was the first classroom targeted by that class gunman, three of her students were killed. >> make like no one is there so they will leave us alone and when i turned i saw my student, i saw him and he was -- he was bleeding. into so another teacher is talking about breaking the cardinal rule during a shooting, she opened her locked door for students trapped in the hallway. watch kerry sanders' entire story during the first segment of the "áj>8(" show at 7:00 this morning right after "today in the bay." >>> now to developing story where we are still waiting to hear why hall of fame baseball player

"cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> 4:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast and the special counsel overseeing the russia investigation is continuing to pile on the pressure. on friday, robert mueller filed new charges against the chairman, paul manafort. a new indictment found he paid politicians to lobby in the united states on behalf of ukraine. that indictment came hours after manafort's long-time aide pleaded guilty to two charges and agreed to cooperate with the russia investigation. sarah murray picks it up here. >> reporter: another guilty plea for special counsel, robert mueller. former campaign adviser, rick gates pleading guilty to russian interference. gates pleaded guilty in d.c. court to conspiracy to defraud the u.s. telling friends and family in a letter, the last several months have been excruciating. gates is cooperating with the special counsel, the third trump associate to cooperate with the mueller investigation. the decision to flip on his long-time business partner, paul manafort, ramps up the pressure for manafort to coopera

in the newsroom -- in the newsroom, for sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com -- kpix 5. >>> in the pocket of a tech billionaire? >> i am not a white man millionaire slave, let's set the record straight, slavery is over! >> she is referring to tech investor ron conway, an ally of the late mayor ed lee, who supported her succession to the seat. she made those comments in an event for black history month, last week her colleagues voted her out as interim mayor. >>> new revelations about sexual misconduct at the state capital, a report lays out allegations against 18 state workers, including for current lawmakers. in sacramento. >> reporter: in this report, complaints about sexual harassment at the capital going more than a decade back, including some staffers who were fired, but for our in office, is only members burke and allen, and bob herzberg and tony mendoza. the staff, and parts of the me too movement, 57 pages detailing sexual misconduct at the state capital. the california women's caucus applauded the transparency, saying it enables the culture that we need to see. kevin de leon pledged to rel

♪ anchor: welcome to the "france 24" newsroom. it is 1:00 p.m. in the french capital.ere's a look at the headlines we are following this hour. four migrants are in critical condition after being shot in a calais brawl. it is the worst violence the french port city has seen in months. the u.s. president is set to allow the release of a secret republican memo about the f.b.i.'s conduct during its investigation into the links between trump's campaign in moscow. fallout continues in kenya following this week's symbolic swearing in of the opposition leader. police arrest a top opposition leader this friday. those are the headlines. thank you for joining us. we begin with tensions that have flared in the migrant hotspot of calais. nearly two dozen people were injured when fighting gap between migrants. people areur currently in critical condition in the hospital. the french interior minister rushed to the scene thursday saying the violence is now at levels not seen before. correspondent: a massive brawl on the southern outskirts. a nearly two-our fight broke out 130 migrants

hello, and welcome to "kqed newsroom." we begin with school safety.f the deadly shooting at a school in florida, president trump pledged to hold summit on school safety. 17 children were killed andmo dozen

welcome to bbc newsroom live.it has been a warm welcome. i will come to her meeting with president xijinping ina come to her meeting with president xijinping in a moment. she has this nickname she has been given here which is on may and she was told this today. some young wags have been having a laugh at her present to president xijinping. she gave him a box set of the blue planet series apparently with a personal message from david attenborough in it. young people in china, not many of them have dvd players any more and they are jokingly saying, "what are those silver things and what are you supposed to do with them?" we will hear more of what was said behind closed doors because she will behind closed doors because she will be flying to shanghai tonight matters when reporters who are on the flight will get some briefing about what has gone on and have they spoken about human rights? have they spoken about human rights? have they spoken that the economy can access the british companies, greater access to this eno

welcome to bbc newsroom life.sa may is due to host a lengthy meeting with senior ministers today to try and hammer out the cabinet's position on future relations with the eu. the meeting will take place at chequers, the prime ministers‘ country retreat. one of the main issues on the table is how closely the uk should follow eu rules after it leaves. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster. norman. thank you very much. a key meeting and probably a marathon meeting today which some say could go on as late as 10pm tonight. there will be an effort to get some sort of agreement between squabbling cabinet ministers over the sort of a final brexit deal we are seeking, with tensions over how far we should seek to stay close to eu rules and regulations and how far we need to break free so we can strike our own trade deals with other countries. joining me is nigel evans, a prominent brexiteer, one of those who signed a letter to theresa may with six so—called helpful suggestions. what chance peace in o

welcome to bbc newsroom live.in florida say a teenager accused of killing 17 people at a high school on wednesday has confessed to the shooting. 19—year—old nikolas cruz has appeared in court charged with premeditated murder. the fbi is now investigating how it handled a warning that the teenager reportedly posted on youtube claiming he would be a "professional school shooter". vigils were held late into the night in tribute to the victims, as nada tawfiq reports. they came to mourn the lives lost and the lives scarred by this senseless attack. neighbours, friends and the students of stoneman douglas high comforted one another as best they could. jett weetsma was among the students who ran in panic once the first shots were fired. he doesn't know if he can handle returning to the halls where his classmates‘ lives were cut short. i don't know if i'll be able to cope with just walking through the bottom floor of the freshman building, knowing that everything has been cleaned up... like, everything — you can almost i

welcome to bbc newsroom live.ier will be in downing street later for talks about a transition period after britain leaves the eu. he will meet the brexit secretary, david davis, in the first of a series of discussions this week. it comes after the government indicated it remains determined to leave the customs union when brexit takes place next year. that is being seen as an attempt to defuse a growing row within the conservative party. mps to back brexit say membership of any customs union would restrict british businesses‘ ability to trade freely. adam fleming is in brussels for us. looking through what michel barnier said this morning, he didn't seem to be drawn very much on this message from downing street saying that britain would not be staying in the customs union. no, he batted away all questions about the stuff that is in today's news. he would not be drawn on the difference is and whether the customs union was the only option that was available and whether that was ruled out after brexit. you do not want