i am referring to pcjonathan wright and pc craig nicholls, both of the west yorkshire police. gentlemen, we honour your public service. we thank you for it. and we offer you the warmest of welcomes here to the house of commons today. guernsey's parliament has voted against introducing assisted dying. deputies voted by 2a to 1a against setting up a working party, which would have had two years to bring forward legislative proposals. on monday mps held another debate on the grenfell tower tragedy. 71 people died in the fire in west london injune last year. they called on ministers to do more to help the survivors. last week i had one of my regular meetings with the team in charge of rehousing. they are on their knees. finger wagging from the government will not help. they need outside assistance now.

craig nicholls in apprehending the killer ofjo cox.killer ofjo cox. killed, this house lost one of its best. best. others, i shall have further such meetings later today. meetings later today. recognised the heart of future uk agriculture policy? agriculture policy? he does raise an important point. important point. he's absolutely right to do so. right to do so. farmed environment and the issues my honourable friend raises. honourable friend raises. protection of farmers and growers right across this country. right across this country. welcoming pc right and pc nicholls to this chamber today. to this chamber today. that you should recognise them on behalf of all of us. behalf of all of us. it is mental health awareness week this week. this week. are often so grievously affected by this. this. possible, while she talking about eu trade or the next cabinet meeting? can i say... i think the right honourable gentleman... honourable gentleman... policy of leaving the customs union... union... of leaving the customs union... and also that w

i am referring to pcjonathan wright and pc craig nichols, both of the west yorkshire police.ce. we thank you for it, and we offer you the warmest of welcomes here to the house of commons. well, that rare and prolonged round of applause came just at the start of pmqs, where theresa may began by sending the commons best wishes ahead of prince harry's wedding this weekend. mr speaker, i'm sure the whole house will wish tojoin me in offering our best wishes to his royal highness prince harry and meghan markle, and the very best for their future lives together. and mr speaker, it is also mental health awareness week and i think it is fitting that we mark prince harry's tireless work to raise awareness of the ongoing challenges faced by service personnel making the transition to civilian life, including support for their mental health. mr speaker, may i say how appropriate it is for this house to have recognized the bravery and hard work of pcjonathan wright and pc craig nichols in apprehending the killer ofjo cox. when jo cox was killed, this house lost one of its best. thank you

has walked nichol prussian from becoming prime minister once before will it clear a path to power for him today. good morning terry well that is the expectation here the ruling republican party has said they will guarantee him the necessary votes become acting prime minister they haven't said yet whether they'll vote as a block. or whether they'll just make sure he gets those crucial last few votes he needs last week and in recent days we've seen quite considerable efforts by them sort of hold their nose and make it clear that he is not someone they would have preferred but that they are willing for the sake of stability to let him pass if he fails to get those crucial fifty eight votes today then we will see snap elections which also wouldn't really be in the interest of the ruling party given how much how much frustration that would cause among the public who've already twice been promised that he would become acting prime minister and you mentioned. acting acting prime minister does that mean that even if pasha is elected today he's likely to simply be a transitional figure. it's n

for "sunday today," hans nichol nicholls, arlington. >> thank you very much. >>> next on "sunday today the best food towns in america, memphis, tennessee, to eat with the woman who says she makes the best food you've ever had. >> i amhe world's greatest restaurant. not america. not memphis. not the united states. the world. because i have love. don't nobody else have love. >>> and later axe life we, a li lived. the pioneering woman who fought for civil rights from the courtroom. today, historical sites are disappearing, but ai can help us bring history back to life. to recreate historical sites, we had to stitch hundreds of pictures one by one. with microsoft ai, we are able to stitch hundreds of thousands of pictures in one night. i need to make it possible, because it's so important to do it. with artificial intelligence you can go in, you can experience it. >>> if you've ben bernanke out working the grill this weekend, you know good food is a big part of any memorial day party. one woman in memphis is sure she and her restaurant make the best food in the world and she just might be

is some basic political will and i think that's what nicol passion and represents and that's what nichols archons governments was going to enact now i know you've written and i could not make paper on the so-called political regimes which appeared to some democratic practices but. while also sticking to the autocratic governance when it comes to their political and economic institutions and i think there is a widespread belief in the west that once you take a corrupt or an autocratic leader out of power that democracy sort of naturally blossoms is that what you expect to happen in armenia no because i don't think that democracy is necessarily a linear thing i think what i tried to show my paper is that this hybrid state of not quite a talker see and not quite democracy can actually be a stable form of government but actually in that same paper. model that is presented shows that there are pathways to overcoming this hybrid regime and specifically happens at a point when civil society and political opposition join forces and actually that's exactly what happened in armenia i wonder if you

i am referring to pcjonathan wright and pc craig nicholls, both of the west yorkshire police. it. and we offer you the warmest of welcomes here to the house of commons today. everybody said quite rightly how charming and nice she was, but there was steel behind those clear blue eyes. if tessa walked in order tessa was in the room, it was a kind of feeling of a bit ofjoy coming through the door. guernsey's parliament has voted against introducing assisted dying. deputies voted by 2a to 1a against setting up a working party, which would have had two years to bring forward legislative proposals. on monday mps held another debate on the grenfell tower tragedy. 71 people died in the fire in west london injune last year. they called on ministers to do more to help the survivors. there was a rare round of sustained applause in the commons at the start of prime minister's questions as the two police officers who apprehended the killer of murdered labour mpjo cox visited the commons. the speaker announced their presence. i am referring to pcjonathan wright and pc craig nicholls, both o

hans nichols, how is the pentagon reacting? >> what we've learned the last couple hours here at the pentagon, one, military assets we have out there are on high eye lert b alert but not on heightened alert. that's an important distinction because the pentagon says their posture has not changed. they are always on high alert out there, but they haven't raised it because of these breakdown in talks. the pentagon thinks to themselves as the engine room of diplomacy. they keep churning, they keep working. they're not necessarily concerned about what's happening atop the ship. they want to make sure though that the military provides options to the president. i also think we learned another couple things. one, in terms of sanctions enforcement along north korea and the maximum pressure campaign, the pentagon is saying that they don't have any evidence that china is softening its enforcement of sanction. there had been some speculation about that. the initial view from the pentagon is that they don't think that china is walking back a

the big surprise in the night no no super manifesto by you leon nichols amazing story going to. the cinema version of an art installation cate blanchett in thirteen different roles performing manifestos from the twentieth century and scenes and characters torn from the modern day. twenty eighteen german film awards a powerful year with a few surprises. this year's lola for a lifetime achievement went to an actor with over ninety credits to his name. is the back guy of german sun about not many people know his name but every true fan would recognize his face from films like lily marlena and berlin alexanderplatz but is more than just an actor he's been as successful behind the camera. kakuma is a director a screenwriter and a character actor he's got one of those faces that directors especially in high enough and i fassbender love to get in front of the camera he's acted in dozens of films although acting is really just a side job for him. or to my mind if you know what i just want to make my films i never had any ambitions in our. own launched his directing career in the late on

the sense people scattering across the city they had gathered here media after the vote which saw nicholl passion young finally getting his his majority to be made prime minister. the mood here is very optimistic it's not easy to ation he's got enough votes to be made prime minister but he doesn't have a majority in parliament so the ruling republicans who prevents him becoming prime minister last week can still veto every reform he tries to choose but he says he's going to use this time to clean up the electoral system make it fairer and then hold new elections which presumably he hopes will give him a legitimate mandate of his own rather than being just the prime minister the street also being a prime minister with the ballot box behind him. nick connelly and thank you. just in the united states say it's impossible to predict when hawaii's chloé volcano will stop erupting lava erupted on the why's big island last thursday as you can see behind me there's very little well there's very little behind me there's very little to hold it back about thirty five buildings have been destroyed all

john nichols joins us tonight. john, i don't think with you on much.mally i'd be here arguing with you, but i'll give you a sincere compliment, your piece was honest. this is the prescribed remedy for a president that's believed to gone off the rails. i don't believe that. you do. democrats support it. why do you think they're not willing to admit it? >> i think they're playing a political game. you assume they would impeach if they got power. i'm not sure of that. >> huh. >> i think that there is a tepidness about using impeachment as a live instrument of the constitution, holding a president who has, as you suggest, gone off the rails, who i would suggest abuses the office to account. but clearly at this point there's a tremendous pressure on members of the party, and on folks to not talk about impeachment. my sense is that it's problematic. if you are saying that the president of the united states has abused his office, if you are suggesting that he's doing things that are clearly impeachable, but then you say, well, but let's not talk about impeach

fans were given clear instructions when nichols travelled over not to display club colours, not to drinkohol in public places, to respect monuments of national importance. and crucially, not to walk to the game under any circumstances. it was quite extraordinary guidance for a game in 2018 in a large major city like rome, but it all passed off smoothly before the match. we are yet to see what happens afterwards, but it was a great atmosphere inside, with liverpool fans in full voice. also, roma cheering. this will be remembered for events eve nts o n events on the field and not off. tonight's result sets up a showpiece in kiev between liverpool and real madrid. toa to a very attacking sides. rinaldo for madrid, and mohammed 43 goals. 26th of may mtf should be a mouthwatering prospect. in excess of 16,000 tickets. madrid 12 time champions, they have won it for the last three years and four of the last three years and four of the last five, liverpool five time champions, going for six trophies in what will be there eight final. back and wait for the 26th of may, because this will be rememb

much nothing i'm missing and i've stopped up on everything i need for the next week or two for that nichole of pollution through plastic waste has reached dramatic levels especially in the oceans prompting the european commission to act. a new directive aims to prohibit single use plastic straws plates and cutlery e.u. member states than expected to turn the directive into law but a great part of this initiative is to initiate a discussion about plastic mice that we end up burning most of the plastic that gets returned to us the very little of it actually gets reuse and it's not like we're avoiding using it just the opposite there is more and more plastic it will take years for the new laws to take effect yet time is of the essence experts are afraid that within thirty years there will be more plastic than fish to be found in the oceans. all right i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see it. we make up over a week watches over because the conduct that you cut we all of december services. wants to shape the continent's future to be part of it

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girls in there, it's been ruined. >> i was kiech shocked because everybody likes the boy scouts. >> nichols. tiey say the apology was enough, and they will ce to shop there. >> the d.c. area is a bit caps craz right now, but who can blame them? >> one local town is taking the prize it a whole other level. the maher says most of the changes will take place on social media. jokes that he would love to turn all the streetlights red. lovettsville will remain capitalsville until the stanley cup run is over. >> nice little town. t out and visit it there in loudoun county. you can catch the game of the fils game one of the finals right here on nbc 4 monday night. the puck drops at 8:00. b there will ae a pregame show at 7:30. ferk for sunday, a pretty high chance for some showers primarily in the afternoon. the ride may start dry, but be ready because it could be wet before it's over. our ten-day forecastust ahead. >>> you can take a look at the bay bridge, and take a look at travel times, and apr couple of lems in virginia. coming up. hey hun... what's going on here? it's called a yard sale, jim.

joining us from washington, hans nichols, and in london, hal perry. hans, i will start with you. nauert was caught off guard. >> that was true, the pentagon where they have seemed blindsided, north korea cancelling incident r cancelling interim talks, leading to the april 27 talks. and potentially laying ground work for that summit between kim jong-un and president trump. the second statement out of north korea is perhaps more concerning if you're someone looking for a deal, in part because of the rhetoric. the rhetoric is going back to february, january. you look at some of the words they're using, provocative, ruckus, they're talking about how the u.s. wants to sort of control north korea. this is clear back sliding, clear moving of the goalpost by the north koreans. now the question is how does the u.s. respond. from the pentagon, they insisted that these military exercises called max thunder are defensive in nature. they did leave space in the statement, in the statement put out that you could potentially can sell those exercises. they haven't done it yet, but there's room fo

you will discuss that with rob nichols.kailey: coming up on bloomberg markets, an exclusive interview with the publicist ceo. david: the house is scheduled to how the dodd-frank applies to regional and community banks. the senate has audi passed its version of the same proposed law. we now welcome robert nichols. good to have you. take us through this. i will put up on the screen are summary of what is in the senate version that has passed and then he will go to how it compares to what the house will likely pass today. as you know, it will exempt small banks from local rules and sets capital requirements and regulatory exams. how does that compare with what the house looks at today? robert: good morning, the house will pass that same version of the legislation. there has been a conversation in the house about doing additional things through legislation and regulation. but the house will take up today is the same bipartisan common sense bill passed in the senate of weeks ago with republican and democratic support and we expe

this is the only way for royal expert katie nichol and i to take a tour of london and show you harryhan's favorite hot spots. >> coming up here on the left is kensington palace. down there. and this is the entrance. and this is kensington park gardens the. this is where meghan comes jogging most mornings. and rumor has it, according to someone i spoke to who likes the to walk her pet corgis, meghan has squd that dogs are on leash. >> that's also the couple's future home. >> they're currently living in nottingham cottage. it has three bed rooms. they'll move into apartment one. it has many more bedrooms. they'll be right next door to william and kate. >> harry is in great shape. >> he comes to kicks. does a workout. he's quit alcohol. he's given up his beloved marlboro lights. he's not smoking either. >> he's looking good for royal wedding day. meghan shops here at victoria beckham's store. as for where the couple parties, welcome to mahiki, come meet with their own secret entrance. >> this is not glamorous. i admit. but it's top secret. when meghan and harry want to come to mahiki, t

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. >>> for more on the pentagon summary, hans nichols is at the pentagon. the investigation find. >> they found that none of the four americans who were killed were captured alive. we also know they all expended almost all of their ammunition. perhaps all of it. why don't we know? well, their weapons were taken from them, which means they were in the custody of the isis militants. we have heard so many bits and bobs of this report. it is a finally all come out. the pentagon version. basically what we are learning is they were overwhelmed by larger tactically superior force. a three to one ratio. leading you to the mission the captains in charge of it filed false paperworks. whenever you go on a mission you have to file a concept of operations. they essentially used an old one saying they were going to meet with villagers when in fact they can't wanted to tart a high value target. who potentially has an american hostage in his country. they never got approval for that. even after that part of their mission ended it changed two or three times. they were out 2

hans nicholls, i know you have reporting out of the pentagon, there's movement there? >> officials here at the pentagon continue to stress that they are prepared for any possibility. and let me just update you on the kind of assets that they have in the western pacific. the guided missile destroyer, a ship that would knock out any potential missile that would be headed towards japan or guam. that gives the number soft ships in the area to 11. may 16 they did a bomber mission, they call this a continued presence mission. they left guam and flew up with japan, a joint mission and then turned around. they continue to stress the pentagon is they want to preserve the president's ability to make decisions, to have options, and that's what they're priding themselves on, katie? >> every time i hear reporting that the president was surprised that kim jong-un would change his tone, it's almost as if he's never opened a history book, or nobody's ever given him the history of what negotiations have been like with the leaders of north korea. >> first of all, these are north koreans

but royal expert katie nichol thinks it could be the future king. >> i'm wondering if someone there the royal family might step in and do the ultimate in chivalry and take thomas markle's place? and really who is better to do that than prince charles. if anyone can settle her nerves, i would think it would be charles. >> meanwhile, thomas markle's other daughter is in hot water. >> no one's been a bigger media vulture than you. you have been trashing it for two years, you little vulture. to be fair, she used the word vulture first. said the media vultures caused this. >> on good morning britain, she raged against piers morgan and the media over her dad's photo scandal. >> caught in unflattering positions as media vultures had done. >> it wasn't media vultures. it was thomas markle wanting to make a few dollars on the side. >> today, a source claims to "e.t." that samantha has no quaul ms cashing in. she wants to write a tell off. the diary of princess pushy's sister. she says that is in jest. she hasn't seen meghan since her graduation ten years ago. >> samantha mark. the. who was is a

following all of the action at the white house for us is nbc news hans nichols. let's start by talking through what has kind of broken over the course of the last hour and that is the cancellation of roseanne's show in the wake of that tweet. still no word from the white house, but we may hear from the president? >> reporter: still no word. it didn't appear as of 20 minutes ago there had been any plans. kristen welker asking sarah huckabee sanders if the president planned to come out. we do know there's ample opportunity for the president to weigh in. we know he's a fan of roseanne. we have the president departing in about 25 minutes. we will see if he says anything then. tonight he's got a big rally in nashville. we will see whether or not it's an opportunity, whether or not he will weigh in on the controversy. >> of course, she, roseanne, portraying herself or she being a supporter of the president's but also having her character on the show be a highly visible supporter of the president's. >> reporter: in the show, they tried to deal with some of the tensions

let's start this hour at white house with msnbc hans nichols. there is a lot of foreign policy the middle east news we will get to in a little bit about what the president had to say today. but here we go again. you have those major events, a north korea summit, china, all the things the president talked about today. and yet he's tweeting, his lawyer, rudy giuliani is talking about robert mueller. i know that halle jackson has spoken with rudy giuliani. >> yeah. >> what did he have to say? >> when hallee jackson spoke to giuliani, it was the intent of giuliani to make this case that they have been communicated from the mueller shop that they cannot indict a sitting president. giuliani said it is a closer call whether you can subpoena a sitting president. i think we have to be clear. this is the white house -- in this case, giuliani filtering through and translating for robert mueller. until we hear those words from robert mueller and what they think their prerogatives are in terms of potentially indicting a president i think we have to look at t

. >> geoff, we're going to talk with your colleague in the white house, pete nichols. he spoke with rudy giuliani, the president's attorney, about the legal strategy going forward here. there's an attempt here at leverage, according to the piece in the "wall street journal." that has stretched on for many months, the adversarial relationship between the white house and law enforcement. the white house pointing out time and time again the target is not the rank and file in these institutions, it is those leading those institutions. just the broader context from you, geoff, if you could. just give us the history of the back-and-forth between this white house and law enforcement. >> i think rudy giuliani's own comments in this regard are pretty instructive. he joined the legal team with the specific intention of bringing about some sort of quick decision to the scope of this potential interview between robert mueller and president trump. but he quickly learned that that would not be as easy as he initially intended. now, as rightly point out, they are trying to leverage t

let's bring in nbc news pentagon correspondent hans nichols and jeffrey lewis from the nonproliferationam at the middlebury institute of international studies. hans, what is the latest? >> the latest from this building is that you have strategic ambiguity on what the approach to north korea is going to be. we've heard from south korea that these military exercises will go on. they've been very clear about it. here at the pentagon though, there is a slightly different approach. they're saying that these are long-standing exercises. they are stressing they are defensive in nature. but if you listen to people carefully here, no one has said on the record that these military exercises will continue. they are preserving strategic space. they are preserving the ability for the president to make the decision on these exercises. >> wouldn't that be groundbreaking though, hans, to cancel these exercises? we've never done that before. >> they've toned them down in the past. you could have a way where the south koreans could potentially announce this and the u.s. wouldn't do it. they have a fair a

thank you, hans nichols, we appreciate it. watch more of hans' interview tonight on "nbc nightly news." >>> this hour, we've got a very in your face kind of revelation about just how hard russia worked to divide americans during the 2016 campaign. more than 3,000 russia-linked facebook and instagram ads that ran during the election released this morning by democrats on the house intelligence committee along with specific details about how the russian troll farm targeted users based on their location, age, gender, even personality. i want to bring in tech policy reporter for "the washington post" tony rome. senior ed toward for the atlantic, host of "crazy genius." love the name of that. tony, you've been digging through these ads. most of them, as far as i can see, it's not like they're endorsing a specific candidate. what they're doing is spreading inflammatory messages on sensitive subjects including immigration, race. was this largely a campaign to inflame and divide the american voter? >> it was absolutely about sewing soc

bringing about changes and voting in free and fair elections is the key objective now if nicholl question gets to be prime minister he will head a transitional government they will try to effect electoral reform that will give even playing field more level playing field for parliamentary elections at some point soon and then the people will have another opportunity to speak at the ballot box and take this movement to another level and armenia to a very new uncertain but exciting. democratic future robin will come by each if there are any developments in the meantime thanks very much. the u.s. president says he likes the idea of meeting the north korean leader at the same location as last week's historic summits with the south koreans in the latest move towards reconciliation south korea has begun dismantling huge loudspeakers that used to play north broadcasts across the border kathy novak is in seoul. during times of heightened tensions here on the korean peninsula north and south korea have used the loudspeakers to broadcast propaganda messages across the border south korea's messages h

hands nichols is nbc's defense correspondent traveling with james mattis in singapore. here with me is gordon cheng, author of "nuclear showdown: north korea takes on the world." it sounds they're trying to get this june 12 summit to go on as planned, hans. >> it seems as though it's still in doubt. when you listened to pompeo carefully, i counted five or six it's, if this summit will proceed. it seems the north koreans have not yet made the decision if they are committed to denuclearization of the korean peninsula. several times pompeo was asked directly will this summit takes place. he said, don't know, don't know. i think overall he was positive about the direction, he said they're proceeding in the right way. it seems the crucial thing here, katy, the contents of that letter that kim jong-un will be delivering to president trump tomorrow at the white house, that's really the key. the other tactical discussions, i'm here in singapore, the defense secretary arrived just hours ago, there are conversations about where the summit might be, the logistics, there is the sec

brandon nichols was arrested after a colorado woman called police reporting someone had used her debit card information to reserve a room at that hotel. police went to the courtyard and stop him as he was coming out of an elevator. when he was asked for id, he presented an id card with another name. police tried to arrest him but he ran downstairs, where another officer tackled him. police say they found drugs when they searched his room. they later decided -- discovered outstanding warrants for him in santa clara and solano counties. >>> 49ers linebacker reuben foster is expected to be back in a santa clara court. he is charged with domestic violence against a former girlfriend. at his preliminary hearing earlier this month, she testified she lied to police about foster assaulting her. his preliminary hearing was scheduled to resume this afternoon. the 49ers say foster is banned from all team events until he is cleared of all charges. >>> it was a tough one last night. >> the western conference finals are tied at 2-2. the final score was 95-92. >> sept -- step curry had 28 points in t

. >> reporter: earlier this week nichols hardware fired that employee and issued a statement apologizing for h comment. the thomas family says that's sufficient and they will continue to shop here. since this incident people in the community have really rallied behind them and offered support and contributions. >> get ready for the roar, folks. tomorrow rolling thunder rolls etto town, a tradition to honor militaryans who never came home is in its 31st year. the annual event kicks off with the blessing of the bikes at washington national cathedral tomorrow night at 5:00. and at 9:00, there will be a candlelight vigil very v.a. veteran's memorial. >> government forecasters are predicting up toour major hurricanes. noaa says it be near or above normal with anywhere between 106nd 1 named storms. major hurricanes have wind steams above 100 mileser ho last year noaa predicted an above average season and they were right with billions of dollars of damage. we're talking about not just the number of storms. they're not necessarily going to hit land, though, is that >> that's what you have to loo

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british royal expert katie nicholl has just written a book about the prince called harry life loss and love. i think they're brilliant fit and i think you really need to watch the want to gauge ones to see how much they compliment each other they are quite different people magazine a lot more outgoing and extra and confident the prince harry this is the boy who admitted not say don't go he has had suffered huge crises in confidence and struggled with public speaking you don't get any hint of that with meghan but they share the same values and they share the same passions in life and i think that's why they've clicked and i think that's why they connected so quickly. in nov twenty sixth teen kensington palace issued a statement which confirmed that they were in a relationship the following september the pair made their first public appearance together at the invictus games in toronto canada just two months later on november twenty seventh twenty seventeen clarence house announced the couple's official engagement. prince harry and megan markel first met on a blind date arranged by a frie

this is the location ryszard chose for his nichol. to be honest i've never been inside a mosque before says just as exciting for me as it is for the bride and groom. i don't understand a single word but even so it's very moving. always wanted to come here in winter and yesterday there was literally a stall i can't imagine how the builders can stand this weather. i've been on the bridge for about ten minutes and my face already feels as though it's being caught in a siberian frost during a storm crane operations are suspended but today the wind has subsided and work is on the way the renew it. first you go who goes near. when you have all the news your. clothes just the school your voice you could. go to. work there were debacle over from everywhere in. the building a but if you just know both the powerful or both or most of the book will see. more . world war two. the working man the canteen is sacred in fact it's like a factory all by itself. it is actually comparable to the construction site. is a typical lunch. one thousand and eig

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nichols adored him when they went on maneuvers together and did everything together. travelled a lot with the tsar and was very close to the girls. they used to play together and have rollerblade races and cycle races and pony races up and cycle races and pony races up and down the palaces. the russian territories were fast, and they were incredibly powerful. also, nicholas was the head of the church. already there was bolshevik movements and there was bolshevik movements and the russian royal family were not as powerful as they were in 1900. on march the 15th 1917, czar nicholas ii was forced to abdicate from economic pressure that led to total revolution. he and his family were taken and they were held and went to where they were eventually murdered. i think the communists were worried that he might be put on the throne again orat that he might be put on the throne again or at least might have more influence than what they would like him to have. his memory is revered here, but during his lifetime tsar was accused of being both weak and inconsistent and stubbornly c

hans nichols at the white house, hans, thank you very much. i'm sorry to the viewer at home that we're jumping around so much. but let's go back to chuck rosenbe rosenberg. we were talking about all the headlines that have piled up in the last 24 hours in regards to the special counsel's investigation. one of them that could have links to the special counsel's investigation is this new report about michael cohen and these suspicious activity reports that suddenly disappeared from financial databases. an official leaked those reports asking the questions, why did they suddenly disappear? you think you know why. >> well, i have a good guess. >> okay. >> first, let me explain. if a bank sees something in your account that's suspicious -- right? the amount of money, the frequency of money, the source of the money, they can file a report with the treasury. these are usually leads for investigators. there's something odd going on in katy tur's bank account. we'll take a look. from time to time, there is a perfectly legitimate law enforcement reason

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earlier, i spoke to the mail on sunday's royal correspondent katie nicholls and the royal photographerturner, about the royal couple and their wedding. the body chemistry from the start said it all. what was so lovely for me about this wedding was watching them at st george's chapel, all the pomp and pageantry and circumstance you would expect of a royal wedding, just look at that guest list, but for them at the altar, they were in their own zone, it felt like they were in their own moment, just the two of them. the long gazes, the fact that they held hands for the whole ceremony, it was very touching. i was there in windsor with the crowds, and it was electrifying. the sun was out, it was wedding perfect weather. it was brilliant. windsor did it wonderfully. indeed. just looking at the pictures in the newspapers, the mail on sunday, as katie was alluding to, the kiss is the picture. the kiss is the picture, but for any photographer, the other picture, the one that is on the front page, that is a photographer's picture, you know? i was talking to my colleagues last night, because i als

should put things into a bigger context understand the dynamics of the whole region where any use a nichole vision is being set up by the suit is the i'm right is and trying to include israel and to do that israel should always show that they are the enemy of the iranians and that's why you would understand the rhetoric coming from the gulf states against the hamas the muslim brotherhood and more intimate to israel and the united states and that would explain why israel is always trying to portray that it's iran they hate jono may of iran in the region that is they are trying to counter and they soon made the out of countries are more adamantly insisting on normalizing their relations with the israeli government in order to confront this kind of overt expansionist policy of they. but on the other hand have mass and the islamic jihad and the other factions on the ground they do have a kind of responsibility to keep these kind of formulas on the ground like to keep the truce the defacto status but on the other hand they're peacefully working with the people in a peaceful demonstration to expo

prime minister's position the vote came after more than two weeks of massive protests demanding that nichol selected tens of thousands of opposition supporters have been demonstrating in the center of the capital since the morning while watching the parliamentary session. special screens of depression failed to be elected to call to block major roads railways and their ports while supporters pledged to continue protesting till he's quote victorious and earlier tuesday he warned of a political tsunami if he doesn't win if a candidate is rejected by parliament by armenians or a fresh vote must be held in the chamber within seven days if a prime minister is not confirmed for a second time parliament's dismissed and fresh national elections are held the mass opposition protests started almost three weeks ago and they forced previous prime minister. to resign. the. spirit deal the more than half of migrants who are taking integration courses in germany have failed to pass basic language tests and as the country's about to open its doors to even more asylum seekers peter all of picks up the story

my issues with michael question you know were less about nicholl question and it was more about his associations with the first president eleventh there but it was shown on. i have you know political disagreements with but nicol pasha has done is turkey has turned someone like me a skeptic into a true believer because he has earned that respect for years and years i've seen him speak at parliament and say exactly the things that is on the minds of the average armenian he has he has despite my best efforts earned the respect earn my respect and has shown the kind of leadership that i think this country needs right now now mr passion man's appearance also changed quite a bit in the recent months he's now compared to give our a because of he's beer that he's. action from military fatigues but you can still find pictures on the internet of him being clean shaven and wearing a nice suit how much do you think that change in appearance contributed to to the rise in his popularity daz image matter at all that visual projection of his persona i mean let's be honest. is p.r. genius. the way he has portray