i'm pleased h.r. 38 as amended includes the fix nics act. i have long supported nics. nics is about saving lives and protecting people from harm by preventing guns from falling into the wrong hands. it does this without interfering in the timely transfer of firearms to eligible gun buyers. i was the original co-sponsor of the brady handgun violence prevention act of 1993 and worked diligently for its passage. i strongly supported this bill because it makes sense to prevent convicted felons and individuals judged to be menlt tallly ill of obtaining guns. i insisted on the inclusion of a nics program. under this system, fire arms' dealers uses the nics system to cross reference with a known convicted felons, drug users, illegal aliens and those convicted of domestic violence. as i have indicate -- stated many times, the nics system is only as good as the records put into it and people who would not get a gun and buy guns. after the recent shooting in sutherland springs, texas, us air force disclosed that it failed to report the man's history of domestic violence to the d

i'm pleased h.r. 38 as amended includes the fix nics act. i have long supported nics. nics is about saving lives and protecting people from harm by preventing guns from falling into the wrong hands. it does this without interfering in the timely transfer of firearms to eligible gun buyers. i was the original co-sponsor of the brady handgun violence prevention act of 1993 and worked diligently for its passage. i strongly supported this bill because it makes sense to prevent convicted felons and individuals judged to be menlt tallly ill of obtaining guns. i insisted on the inclusion of a nics program. under this system, fire arms' dealers uses the nics system to cross reference with a known convicted felons, drug users, illegal aliens and those convicted of domestic violence. as i have indicate -- stated many times, the nics system is only as good as the records put into it and people who would not get a gun and buy guns. after the recent shooting in sutherland springs, texas, us air force disclosed that it failed to report the man's history of domestic violence to the d

we call that nics. and he was able to pass a background check and come into possession of several guns he would use to murder 26 innocent people in sutherland springs, texas, on november 5, 2017. this tragic event is instructive to the bill brought by us today. clearly our back grouped check system must be -- background check system must be strengthened. e problems with our system are more grave than we previously could have imagined as recent reports indicate that the f.b.i. has sought to retrieve guns from thousands of people that the background check system should have blocked from buying a weapon. but who ultimately were allowed to do so. i think we can all agree that if we have a system through which people like the murderer in sutherland springs can buy a gun, or one in which thousands of people who should have never been allowed to buy a gun in the first place are able to do so, then we really have no system at all. today's bill, in part, would have been a good first step in addressing those weak

nics processed over 200,000 transactions. an increase of 17,000 over the most recent single day report just last by placing records in the triple i or ncic, the information is there for all criminal justice purposes not just firearm eligibility checks. to encourage and encrease the submission of recor -- increase the submissions the nics program is a dedicated team providing support to partners to help them assess what records qualify for the nics purposes and provide support for entering and maintaining the information within the nics indices. these efforts have led to a significant increase in the amount of information available to the nics. additionally, the fbi has also partnered with the u.s. courts to receive dispositions electronically for adjudicated individuals under federal supervision. the division conducts teleconferences, provides presentations and holds meetings with state, territory, tribal and federal agencies to provide dispositions, challenges the partners may be having and developing ways to over come those

our nics system is only as good as the information within it. this important piece of legislation len sure that the information is -- will ensure that the information is complete and up to date. taken together, these two bills preserve and protect the right guaranteed to us by the second amendment and ensure that those prohibited by law from receiving a firearm are prevented from doing so. these are principles that every member of congress should enthusiastically support. again, i thank you for your time and look forward to your questions. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. cole: i thank the gentleman. the gentleman from new york is now recognized for his opening statement. mr. nadler: thank you, mr. chairman. i appear today in opposition to h.r. 38, the concealed carry reciprocity act. because it bill would not protect us from gun violence but would make us far less safe. under current law, each state makes its own determination about who may carry a con center field firearm in public -- a concealed carry firearm in public. this bill would eviscerate

our nics system is only as good as the information within it. this important piece of legislation len sure that the information is -- will ensure that the information is complete and up to date. taken together, these two bills preserve and protect the right guaranteed to us by the second amendment and ensure that those prohibited by law from receiving a firearm are prevented from doing so. these are principles that every member of congress should enthusiastically support. again, i thank you for your time and look forward to your questions. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. sessions: i thank -- >> i thank the gentleman. the gentleman from new york is now recognized for his opening statement. mr. nadler: thank you, mr. chairman. i appear today in opposition to h.r. 38, the concealed carry reciprocity act. because it bill would not protect us from gun violence but would make us far less safe. under current law, each state makes its own determination about who may carry a con center field firearm in public -- a concealed carry firearm in public. this bil

joining me to discuss the crisis nic robertson. nic, what are you seeing unfolding? >> sure. it is on many levels. one of the principal levels is the authority of the stream leader, identis being challengem teheran of images, posters hanging in the street being pulled down during those protests. that is a very clear shot at the sort of ultimate authority in the country. some of these protests began taking economic shots a at the country's president who's seen as a moderate. his failure to deliver, to keep the economy more buoyant, to bring down inflation and unfloimu unemployme unemployment. this has clearly morphed into something that has a more clear political message. some of the video being posted are deeply troubling. not all yet verified. we do have to stress that. but we've seen videos that show people apparently being carried away from protests physically incapacitated. one shot that appears to be filmed in a sort of a makeshift medical center, shows a young man lying on a hospital gurney with a gunshot wound through the abdomen. very disturbing pictures not yet verif

the nic system should be fixed. it will provide incentives and encourage states to do better reporting. right now there are immense gaps in reportin reporting in the std even in the federal government which is why, in fact, perhaps sutherland springs occurred because of the failure to report by the air force a domestic violence conviction by court marshal that would have barred the shooter there from obtaining lawfully a weapon had it been reported accurately. the fix nic bill would ensure federal and state authority comply with existing law and accurately report relevant criminal history records to the background check system. this step is the least we can do, not the most, but the bare minimum. and while there is broad support for this modest but significant measure, the republican leadership in the house is already attempting to sabotage it by linking it and pairing it with a truly dangerous concealed carry reciprocity act. that act would sabotage as well the laws of states like connecticut who seek to protect ou

yeah but a serious situation looks rather bleak as well our new connally on the story for us tonight nic as always thank you very much excellent reporting. it's been nearly three months since the elections here in germany and we are still waiting for a new government coalition partners seem to come and go the talks are dragging on and on and let's remind ourselves what german chancellor angela merkel said on election night. confident are you that a good will have a stable government by christmas but i'm always optimistic that's my nature. and many is now i think being calm is what about you know what a way to have. i remember that well i it's almost time for santa claus ms merkel or maybe the german chancellor can draw a string from knowing that she will go down in his in the history books because before today the longest time required in post-war history for germany to form a new government was eighty six days today we hit eighty seven congratulations a new record and expect that number to climb to well above one hundred new talks will begin on january seventh maybe just maybe there wil

ok and of course our very own nic mechanic live how do you think you're doing press corps good to be back i glad to have you here again here is what we are serving up for sunday. frankfurt was looking to finally score in berlin a good chance and pick up three points along the way their last three visits to the capital city ended here this way and will head out to the home of the wolves wolfsburg taking on their former coach did to hacking and the fold of glove box in our sunday chat will talk peter still got being given his marching orders at cologne was it the best decision for the club. at wolfsburg up first glad guy is hot and hungry right now ten points out of a possible twelve has outdone every team with the win the foals who headed by in their second defeat last week could jump up to second in the table the wolves on the other hand haven't won much this season they've drawn plenty a win would clear martin schmidt side from relegation concerns at least for now who's motivated to move up let's say. dayton hacking arrived in full spirit knowing take three ivory's old club would el

well nic the meeting of foreign ministers has just totted on a little later the summit of heads of state is expected to begin it's expected to culminate in the issuing of a formal position this is what turkey which holds the current leadership of the organization of islamic countries wants to achieve its say it wants to encourage their countries that are funding the summit to recognize is children the capital of palestine now the whole of the fifty seven countries that are members of the organization of islamic countries forty eight percent of the summit sixteen of them are head of state level on the other ministerial an ambassadorial level but just even before the summit began the turkish foreign minister muchos has criticized some arab countries for what he called a weak response to the u.s. decision to recognize to the capital of israel what turkey wants for jihad here is a common position among the islamic world but that has been elusive so far unity among the muslim countries has so far been elusive. thanks very much indeed what will come back to you as that meeting progress is duri

nic robertson has been following the latest developments for us from london. nic, this is very different than the countergovernment protests that we saw just a few years nation 2009. what stands out to you? >> well, we know that there are these issues that are driving some anti-government protesters to the streets. inflation is running at about 8%. unemployment's up to about 12%. food prices, because of shortages, are going up. so there are conditions. some of these anti-government rallies started out with people with economic chants. now they've morphed some of those -- some of the chants have now become of a more political nature. there's an element here, whoever got these people out on the streets with one message, another message is coming out. they are spread out across iran. these are the biggest protests since 2009. the deputy governor of tehran said many of these protesters don't realize they're being manipulated by anti-revolutionary forces. there's an indication here the government is trying to push blame outside the country as well, which is somethi

yeah for funerals today nic four people killed over the last forty eight hours two people were killed in confrontations at the border fence between gaza and israel there was stone throwing was going on there yesterday and today two people were killed when israel security forces responded with live fire tear gas as two people killed by live fire and then to hamas fighters were killed in israeli air strikes earlier today earlier that been the rocket launched towards israel from gaza from a group of very small group here in gaza not connected to hamas but hamas essentially controls these groups can influence how they operate and hamas that of course called for a third intifada third day in the uprising after dawn trump called recognized through slim as the capital of israel so the been less protesting today people still have been back at the borders but they still have been compensations with israeli security forces and israeli surging with live fire. for a better thanks very much indeed to say that we have the picture across the region let's have some of the lessons of this now we can b

nic robertson is live in moscow. what are we hearing from rival powers this morning? >> russia's position is becoming a little clearer. a spokesman has just given his assessment of the documents and he says at a first glance this is imperial, that's his description. this is a long document and it's all relevant for them to make an assessment. this shows the that united states isn't ready to accept a mul multifoe world. other lawmakers said they just want to that the united states is using unproven allegations and the issues about interfering in the affairs of other nations. that particular point is what lawmakers were referring to. another lawmaker pushback saying, look, the position the united states is in is not buzz of russia. it's because of the decisions around the world to go to war in it iraq and he said to declare from the capital of israel. that's where the united states is in the position of the world it finds itself in right now. on china, the china embassy has said we view the relationship as a win-win relationship. but the united states needs to adjust an

connelly on the story for us tonight in kiev nic thank you very much. oh there will be no athletes competing for russia in the winter olympics the international olympic committee today banned russia due to evidence confirming state sponsored doping some clean athletes however will be able to compete under a neutral flag but under strict conditions with just ten weeks before the games begin in south korea i.o.c. president thomas bach found that the evidence of doping presented to him in the committee today was enough to stop athletes from competing under the russian flag at the games this is the second time in a row that russian athletes will miss out on an olympics because of doping they also missed out on the twenty sixteen summer games in rio and the i.o.c. president held a press conference in luzon a short while ago here as part of what thomas bach had to say to the russian olympic committee he's suspended who is in effect individual russian house leads will be able to participate on discrete conditions at the olympic games. two thousand and eighteen

i'm doing so much to pack there nic we're going to climb from to the resource is still here with me to give us give us his own personal highlights of the want to see the season are so far i just we just heard about coached a lot in that report who according to you was your coach of the german league this year i think surprise surprise would have to be fired because really i mean coming in after and still if he had failed to bind obviously and this is a guy who's he's a seventy two when he left the club in two thousand and thirteen after winning the trouble with bae and essentially spent more time in his garden than he did anywhere near football pitch he retired he didn't he didn't want to having to do with football in a longer and then he came back and was like a duck to water as if you was never away and the interesting thing is of course he brought two coaches with him who'd worked with him before how my gal and peter hammond and have a combined age of two hundred so there's definitely wisdom there somewhere which has got this team to turn around and improve this season so this is my

here's cnn nic robertson on whether mr. gamble might pay off. >> reporter: clashes like these in the past few days, stone throwing, palestinians youth goading well armed israeli security officers apart what world leaders openly worried might happen recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. their fears weren't misplaced. there have been casualties. yet this is only a partial picture, many of the palestinian protests have been relatively peaceful and overall have lacked the scale and zeal of past palestinian actions. it's way too soon to know how all this is going to turn out it raises the question, can president trump capitalize on his announcement. >> we're profoundly grateful for the president for his courageous and just decision to recognize jl as the capital of israel. >> reporter: israelis have been gushing in their praise. >> good step forward towards peace. >> when i came into office -- >> reporter: one lawmaker suggested trump's name should be carved into the western wall. one said he'd name a park after trump. ther

where nic is normally based in kiev tonight he joins me from bulgaria where he's on a somber good evening to you nic so let's talk about how difficult it is for reporters to even get access to the part of ukraine where you were getting. first of all to get to the circle. area along. the ukrainian military that meets up with more of the western journalists but that's a separate mission we had to spend a few weeks to. get permission but it's actually located beyond point really. in the shadow from it's only about one hundred from from lots of places we were in that village so that was difficult once we. didn't feel like being stage managed by the military that this is a very different picture to the situation on the other side of the separation. basically proven. near or impossible for western to get into they perhaps let people in but then jealous end up stuck in their hotels. so this is a bit of a difficult region to work in very conscious of those constraints but i think. the danger with air we were able to react and evolve a report. from the front why it's. a single potholed road is all

let's bring in cnn's nic robertson who is in moscow for us.is this publicist playing in the investigation? when is he likely to testify to? >> well, we got an idea of it when he talked to a journalist from a british newspaper about a month or so ago and he said he wants to clear up his involvement in all of this. he says he is just an innocent party. that he was asked by one of the mus music, you know, a singer based in russia who he represents to set him up with a meeting with donald trump jr. and this is what he went ahead and did. but obviously for the investigators, they're going to want to know about what he meant by some of the things he said and the e-mail when he set this up that he would be bringing a russian government prosecutor with him, natalya valiskaya. she has come out on television and raised her own questions and doubts about goldsteen and the v veracity of what he might see. so an effort to undermine whatever he tells the investigators. but key will be to find out what he said in that e-mail, that he would be able to hook up

especially when he managed to escape the police and the connally on the story for us tonight in kiev nic thank you very much. oh there will be no athletes competing for russia in the winter olympics the international olympic committee today banned russia due to evidence confirming state sponsored doping some clean athletes however will be able to compete under a neutral flag but under strict conditions with just ten weeks before the games begin in south korea i.o.c. president thomas bach found that the evidence of doping presented to him in the committee today was enough to stop athletes from competing under the russian flag at the games this is the second time in a row that russian athletes will miss out on an olympics because of doping they also missed out on the twenty sixteen summer games in rio. and the i.o.c. president held a press conference in luzon a short while ago here as part of what thomas bach had to say to the russian olympic committee is suspended with immediate effect individual russian absolutes will be able to participate under strict conditions at the olympic games. t

all these allegations happen because most of these people are smugglers they're outlaws as you know nic now the libyan authorities also say that the political division in the country is one of the reason why the security vacuum is. leading to this some violations against. migrants and yet despite all the challenges despite all the all the troubles that they face the coupon coming it's still bad and it's getting worse. exactly because in this hour with the libyan borders with the african countries with chad was new it was. algeria even its very specious borders and it's on one or two of the now with migrants to take advantage of these unmonitored. borders and also last may the third force that's the. security force affiliated to the un backed government of national accord was that all from the south after the forces loyal to it in the good general theory for have to talk over. some strategic locations so since last may since that force was drawn from the south we have been hearing about a lot of accusation a lot of all these violations against migrants and even human trafficking in the s

nic robertson, cnn, dublin, ireland. >> nic, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, a u.s. on its embassy in israel, may lead to violence. a live report from jerusalem ahead. >>> the u.s. senate race in alabama, it remains close even as one candidate faces serious misconduct allegations, some women are sticking with him. we'll explain thatcnn newsroom, mulcast on cnn usa in the states, cnn international worldwide this hour. stay with us. one in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like wet grocery bags. getting a bad haircut. overcrowded trains. turnstiles that don't turn. and spilling coffee on themselves. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer satisfaction over cable, switch to directv. and for a limited time get a $100 reward card. call 1-800-directv pain from chest congestion can make this... when you have a cold, ...feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol®. after a hall of fame career, it's no wonder

nic robertson is in jerusalem. nick, i understand the prime minister benjamin met net is reacting to what the president just said? >> reporter: yeah, he's thanked president trump for a courageous statement. he goes on to say you know, the president's decision is an important step towards peace for there is no peace that doesn't include jerusalem as the capital of the state of israel. but in one area, he echoes very clearly on a very important issue for everyone concerned here. what president trump said about the -- about jerusalem being a holy place for three faiths. he said i want to make clear, this is what prime minister benjamin met net said, i want to make clear there will be no change whatsoever to the status quo of the holy sites. exactly what president trump said. the jewish people and the jewish state will be forever grateful. this has been our goal from veil's first day. israel will ensure the freedom of worship for jews, christians and muslims alike. president trump, thank you for today's hick decision t

news hour but for now let's get back to nic. very much i will thank you but a former president of argentina who's been accused of treason says that she is the victim of political persecution christina kirschner has been indicted for covering up alleged iranian involvement in a bomb attack twenty three years ago eighty five people were killed in the bombing of a jewish center. from the. thousands gathered in front of the presidential palace to protest against what they claim is political persecution a federal judge issued deen died men for treason against former argentinean president cristina fernandez and called for her arrest. said the current administration. is trying to stop dissent if they get out there no mas. these measures for their degree the argentine justice branch and indicate that the government and the president is the top and true person who is responsible for a political and judicial organisation to persecute the a position four years ago argentina signed a memorandum with the iranian government that would allow a

thanks nic now one of the biggest conversations we're seeing in the u.s. right now is a ban on words and let's go through some of them for you vulnerable entitlement diversity transgender fetus evidence space and science space now these seven terms we're not seem to have much in common but the center for disease control in the united states can no longer use them the top administration has reportedly banned the c.d.c. from using those terms and its budget proposals for next year now instead of science based or evidence based the government suggested that the c.d.c. say is based on recommendations on science in consideration with community standards and wishes now none of this is particularly new the administration was accused of censoring the environmental protection agency in october allegedly downplaying the risks of climate change and they were also criticized for anti transgender policies earlier in the year like removing information about the l g b t community from a government website now there's been no official statement from the white house but th

nic ward there.ey had cared or treated for averil right to the very end of her life, and tomorrow's report is the result. it's expected to find that all those organisations did fail her in some way and that her death was avoidable. and that adult eating disorders should be treated as thoroughly as adolescent problems are. i'm joined by the author and mental health campaigner hope virgo, graduate lucy pearce, and joanna silver — lead therapist for eating disorders at nightingale hospital. good evening. joanne, just explain what anorexia is. anorexia is a mental health illness and patients with anorexia will restrict their eating and maintain a lower than normal weight. so it has a physical manifestation, but it should entirely be seen as a mental health problem? absolutely, while on the surface anorexia looks about food, it is a way of expressing or avoiding feelings. it is a very serious illness that can have very serious fracture. how common is it in a different age groups, what is the difference be

cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson joining us now. acknowledging president trump's warning? >> not at all. le they're pushing back. just to go back to what the first vice president said as well, he has said we need to -- the government does need to address the economic issues, unemployment is running about 12%. the inflation up and running about 8%. food prices going up. that he said there was economic concerns do need to be addressed, but he had a second part which is quite chilling which is anyone who used these protests to undermine the government, whoever is behind that, they need to be named immediately. that needs to be made clear. there's a hirchnt in the way th speak. there's an outside hand, foreign hand perhaps is the implication involved. we've had a pushback directly against president trump's tweets coming from the foreign ministry saying he lacked the credibility to make statements of this kind essentially that the iranian people can see through the -- they're valueless. strong pushback on president trump. but they have a

german filmmaker who rick you know it's helped along the way once or twice in the past i guess about nic is the first fully english language film of mockery. it's a comedy sets in new york with catch a reman. as the two x. partners of largely absent nick odd couple of thrown together in a loft they now jointly own due to arrangement made by the x. no i didn't read the pretty. hard work of that day. i couldn't look at that thing for another. week like. i had a hunch that you'd get along great once i was out of the picture. and then our very own producer and sometimes presenter meghan guy also plays a role in the film so look out for that one that's all for this edition join us next time for our review of the movie year twenty seventeen till then go easy on the popcorn. quadriga the international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week is donald trump's decision to recognize to resume as israel's capital a diplomatic disaster or could it chill the long dormant peace process back alive that's our topic on this week's country get to join us. quadriga next on d w. one hundred

and the ukrainian opposition leader mikhail saakashvili we have this exclusive interview now with him nic started by asking why he thinks he was detained today. for the real reason is that for the last several months i've been heading the movement for change in terms of corruption in terms of getting rid of a corrupt practice of the president and his immediate surroundings had brought ukraine to be group situation of being the poorest country in terms of g.d.p. if europe and. they've been menacing me for some time they've told me that they were there asked me it's what they've been sending me people they told me that they will that if they don't find something on me they will invent something on me that was depression cause right hand man mr gross kid that told. me your thoughts today published more times which apparently show you told me to stick with ching i don't know i don't know i don't know who these guys well i don't know them i don't know how he looks i don't know how he sounds and why would i i mean this is this is absolutely fake the feeling is that these people they told me tha

forced to free him again when his supporters surrounded a van where he was being held our correspondent nic calmly was there will have an update from him in a moment but first here's what he saw. early morning hide and seek in the rooms above kiev's my town square except the man being detained by un mark special forces is a former president and one of ukrainian president petro poroshenko is most vocal opponents. as news of the rate spread on facebook within minutes a crowd had gathered on the streets below but still there was no word from the police as to why he was being detained. his arms tied behind his back second really had one last chance to address his supporters calling for president bush and co to face impeachment the but it was one second he was bundled into a car that the confrontation between police and his supporters really got going out . on the. street on a month's rubbish bins even park police cars were all fake game as the crowd tried to prevent second feelies forcible departure. in the meantime ukraine's prosecutor general finally got around to answering the question on ev

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nic robertson is joining us now.s into perspective for us. >> one of the things that makes these different to what we saw in iran in 2009, that was a last time there were big protests there. these protests, some of them are targeted, bringing down the sup leader in iran. we've seen pictures of his rip prd the billboards. we've heard protesters calling for his overthrow. this is something the regime is going to take seriously. we have also seen social media videos emerging that appear to show injured people being carried away from protests. another one that appears to show a young man on a hospital gurrny in a makeshift clinic, shot right through his abdomen. these videos yet to be confirmed and verified, but if you think back to that big protests, 2009, many of the indicators of how big and damaging those protests were of how heavy handed the government crackdown was came from social media postings. we've heard from government officials. the deputy minister of tehran saying people are going out and protesting, not re

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for more on all of this let's bring in nic robertson. what is being said there about this phone call between putin and trump and the tone of the ongoing relations? >> the tone apparently seems to say that the relations between the two men in the intelligence agencies is picking up and getting better. what we have heard from president putin is that stthey initiated the call to thank them for the assistance with russian intelligence services. the plot would have been potentially big and significant around a major cathedral which is close to a major subway station and big international hotel. the area is popular with russ n russians and with tourists. it was believed to have been taking place on saturday. the russians because of the information were able to arrest seven people, pick up explosives, pick up automatic weapons, ammunition and literature is the way the russians are describing it from this terror cell. this terror cell was being directed from outside of russia by isis leaders. so what you have here is the russians expressing grat

and i'm nic luck into all the top stories here on out zero a protest underway against the u.s. president's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel there were chaotic scenes as israel security forces try to control large crowds and even friday prayers will be hours and most part of it occupied east jerusalem several people were forced out of the area the outrage over donald trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem isn't died down since in oxford last week was widely condemned with islamic leaders instead of carrying jerusalem as a couple of palestine are forces outside damascus gate where some of the pushing and shoving has been happening israeli forces have been trying to prevent a repeat of the protests that took place after friday prayers here in the square outside damascus gate last week they've barricaded it off there was a group of largely middle aged and some elderly women in the night chanting for some time they're now being forcefully cleared from gaza city alan fischer has this update on the protests. well the leader of hama

nic robertson is live in moscow. good to see you. is moscow reacting to the document that it laid out this national security strategy or the words from the president. what are they saying? >> i think it's a little bit of both. referring to the document is long and complicated. but the overview is pretty clear. it's imperial. he says this is clearly the united states rejects a multiparallel world, but he did say, and this seems to be a reference to what president trump actually said, that there are some small possibilities of positiveness, if you will. he said what president trump said that where president putin called president trump over the weekend to help him for the help in stopping a terrorist attack that could have killed thousands of people. he used that example of where the cooperation could be. e we heard about lawmaker say he's using unfounded allegations against russia. china is is also saying similar things. the embassy in washington said, look, we'd like to see a win-win situation. there can be a situation between the tw

use of social media without mentioning president trump by name.e former president admitted one of the nic things about being out of office is sleeping in >> fact that i can wake up and if i want to spend an extra 45 minutes talking to michelle and take a long breakfast, i can do it. >> the pair also discussed harry's upcoming up in what wills. there's a good chance he'll be included. >>> a tree that stood on the white house lawn nearly 200 years was partial removed. the jackson magnolia had a large him cut off. the national park service said it was planted in the 1820's it's named for andrew jackson who brought it there from tennessee. the tree is rotting so officials ft will fall every time the president's helicopter takes off nearby. >> on the east trunk of it. there's a small c shaped section of wood and a little bit of bark and not muchnfha else to support that tree. >> first lady milania trump reviewed recommendations about what to do with the tree and trimming of the another jackson a magnolia born from the original will be planted. >>> the bitter cold is expected to last threw new

yes indeed nic it was a hard hitting statement one heavy on more from the ski describe the situation that the palestinians were going through in the occupied territories and say israel will seeking to do to mice its occupation of palestine and the un is seeking to unite the muslim world to come up with a consultant. response to a president trumps the clinician it is still a. couple of israel but he faces a daunting task in doubtful he was addressing the leaders. countries do not have any diplomatic relations they are countries not willing to go beyond the total position of the expense of sacrificing their relationship with the united states and it will be interesting to see whether these extraordinary summit can come up with anything near. that response to president trump's acknowledge it is that what they're trying to do i think it is they trying to get some kind of istanbul dick. for example what could the impact be of anything. well if they come up with anything going to jump in there because mahmoud abbas has just taken to the podium this is the palestinian president of course le

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little close friends with a passion in common nic linda and the flu are two of the top divers in germany in their own ways they push themselves to the limit time and again. and indoor swimming pool in freiburg in southwest germany a training session for an attempt on a wild record. my name is nick linde i'm thirty seven since two thousand and five i'm specialized in free diving it's a sport that involves diving with a single breath. my goal is to break the world record for distance diving under the ice without using fins seventy two meters it was set by a scandinavian diver i'd like to improve on that by diving for seventy five metres or more under a solid sheet of august. who. initiated by i'm the great thing about free diving is that you are totally in tune with yourself or do you listen to your body to get and become truly aware of yourself and urge to take a breath grow stronger out of bicycle as your pulse rate drops and your heartbeat slows down it's like mimi go out. and find it was the first when i was in the water and felt everything slowing down i often thought i can't hear any

our correspond there nic connelly as you have heard there we have lost the line with her him we're going to try and cue that up a little bit later in the show because we would like to hear his firsthand perspective as we mentioned he witnessed you know those moments when saakashvili got away he was being detained by ukrainian authorities there in the country will try and check in with him a little bit later but in the meantime let's get a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world the lebanese prime minister saad hariri says that he has withdrawn his resignation after reaching a deal with rival political parties the decision comes a month after hariri announced his shock resignation from the saudi arabian capital riyadh the move through lebanon into a political crisis. a fast moving wildfire in the u.s. state of california has forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes the blaze in ventura county near los angeles broke out on monday and was fanned by strong winds authorities say that it could soon threaten a city of more than one hundred thousan

if you're a sin nic and you say pie has been a rm toker representative for verizon. their argument this whole move is good for business, is good for nat for taking the internet back to where it was in 2015. what does that really mean? from the business standpoint it means a up can of things. the internet service providers have complained that because of these rules they're not investing as much as they could. so that's one big piece of thcht the other is they argue thil ' be able to argue con up zooer more options kind of different bupped also and different web packages that might be taylored to their needs and that would be a good thing for con soup ers. the internet companies disagree with that, democrats disagree with that, but that's the arguments that been made. netflix came out today they say they were opposed to this. facebook, cheryl sand ^berg said the same. why would netflix which has benefited from , you know, just the whole streaming economy, the streaming industry, the explosion of streaming services, why would they be opposed to this? there's certainly