nbc's hans nichols got a look at some of the new tech. >> reporter: they look like two normal military transport trucks, but the second one is driverless, guided by the first. the goal, to reduce the manpower needed to drive supplies across dangerous battlefields. for army secretary mark esper, the challenge is to achieve autonomous driving before russia and china. >> we're in a new arms race here. how can you ensure the american army will be first?e it's competition we retain overmatch on the battlefield in the future. o a tank.er: a future that could or a combat vehicle with cameras embedded in its armor. giving the soldiers inside a sense of what awaits them outside. >> it's a brave new world in terms of this next generation of technologies that will change the warfare as we know it now. >> reporter: this is the army's tank research development and engineering center. it has worked with america's auto industry for more than 70 years, transferring the latest commercial technology from under the hood to under armor. engineers work out the kinks by playing simulated war games. for the

general nichols reports the texas governor regarding the texas army national guard. texas air national guard and also the texas state guard. he received his bachelor for the u.s. air force academy gan graduated -- major general michael mcguire is that general to arizona and director of the arizona department of emergency and military affairs. in this role the general is responsible for managing arizona's army and air national guard joint program along with the division of emergency management. in command of 8000 members ranging from federal military and civilian personnel to state employees. the general was commissioned in the u.s. air force academy in 1987. he is now recognized to testify. ... you established members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you. i served as mh and for more than >> i served as an agent from her than 30 years. i am honored to serve. it is one of the busiest in the nation. in my experience on the front lines i have seen the threat that a nonsecure border present store country and its people. i've seen smuggling

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nbc's hans nichols got a first-hand look at some of the new tech headed to the front line t >> reporter:y look like two normal military transport trucks, but the second one is driverless, guid by the first. the goal, to reduce the manpower needed to drive supplies angoss ous battlefields. for army secretary mark espert, the challenge is to achieve autonomous driving before russia and chi nachlt. >> -- and chi nachlt. >> and china. >> we have to, it's important we retain overmatch on ine battlefiel the future. >> reporter: a future that could include ard bieye view from a drone tethered to a tank or combat vehicle with cameras embedded in its armor, giving the soldiers inside a sense of at awaits them outside. >> it's a brave new world in terms of the next generation of fundamentally the character of warfare as we know it now. >> reporter: just outside motor city is the army's tank automotive research development and engineering center. it has worked with america's auto industryor for me than 70 years, transferring the latest commercial technology from under thend hood to armor. engineer

hans nichols at the white house on a very busy day. thank you very much, appreciate it. >>> let's refresh our memory about this trump tower meeting because it's been a while. about two years ago in june 2016, e-mails show donald trump jr. wrote to british publicist rob goldstone. quote, how about 3 at our offices? thanks, rob. appreciate you helping set it up. the "it" prefers to the trump tower meeting. in that same e-mail exchange don junior was offered dirt on hillary clinton to which he replied, if it is what you say, i love it. just hours later candidate donald trump appeared at a campaign event to tease an upcoming speech that would reveal incriminating information about the clintons. take a listen. >> i am going to give a major speech on probably monday of next week, and we're going to be discussing all of the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very informative and very, very interesting. >> two days later the meeting happened. it involved donald trump jr., then campaign chair paul ma

>> my life changed the day my parents took me to see nichols and may on broadway.ore that, all i saw were comedians talking about how bad their wives were or how bad their mothers-in-law were. >> take my wife. please. >> and then all of a sudden, the sky opened up and there were nichols and may. and i thought to myself, now that's funny. >> tell me, how do you put your sketches together now? do you outline them are they fairly well written out? >> we don't ever write anything down and we don't ever outline them. >> it's a terrifying process. >> what kind of an excuse is that? >> well, what do you mean? >> i mean, all the other scientists have mothers, i'm sure. and i'm sure that they all find time after breakfast or before their count-off to pick up a phone and call their mother. >> elaine may was always the writer of the two. i don't think she's given enough credit for being kind of one of these foundational people of improv. >> she was smart, she was witty, she was sexy, she was everything that female comedians up to that point weren't allowed to be. >> well, tha

let's bring in nbc's hans nichols at the white house on this busy afternoon. so just last night the president was praising him. he praised him as we just heard in that statement he put out on twitter. so why now? why is scott pruitt gone? do we know if he was asked to leave or he decided to leave? >> we may have two hints on that. number one, today is the first day of the new deputy chief of staff bill shine. it may be that he wanted to clean house and stutterart afred this was one of his first acts, convincing president trump to finally let go of his epa director. we've also heard from congressional democrats saying that they had uncovered additional information, additional cases of scott pruitt asking people in the a.p., employees, to take out personal tasks for him and his family. what's also clear now, this news broke a little over two hours ago, yes, the head of the epa is resigning but the direction of the e. -- epa has not changed. andrew wheeler is a former coal industry lobbyist. he's a lawyer, he's a lobbyist. what's clear from the president througho

hans nichols is joining me now from washington.terms of that report, our degree of certainty, how confident are officials that they are doing this? >> well, nbc reported this and in a day after "the washington post" reported something similar. north korea is continuing with enrichment of nuclear materials. it seems like several news outlets are reporting it. we astandby our reporting on nb. the u.s. have always known this. this is internal deliberation and something that secretary pompeo knew and trump knows. they know this information. whether or not it changes this, the information is public is different. the white house and as well as the pentagon, this pompeo trip is really the real test to see how serious, how specific north korea is willing to get. after that they're going to be faciing lawmakers who'll have a lot of questions of what was accomplished. >> doubts that the north is not going to fulfill that pledge to denuclearize? >> they are not expressing any doubts. we heard from the state department experienspokespersone se

hans nichols at the white house. i want to take a moment to look at who the three top contenders are now for the supreme court justice seat. let's start with the guy who a lot of people are thinking is the front-runner, this is brett kavanaugh. he's 53 years old, a former law clerk to justice kennedy. he was associate counsel to ken starr and helped draft the impeachment against bill clinton. he served as a close aide to president george w. bush for five years who nominated him for the d.c. district court of appeals where he now serves. this is working against him in some circles. he's considered the most establishment pick. to much of president trump's base, the establishment is kind of as bad as being a democrat. he proposed congress consider enacting a law to protect a sitting president from criminal investigation, indictment or prosecution while in office. that's got to be good for donald trump. recently "the washington post" reports conservatives have raised concerns about his past rulings, including on the affo

hans nichols and ashley and all of you, thank you. and now, we welcome in cornell and john. and now, ambassador huntsman is being asked to resign and you work for a pawn and not a president. time to come home. and his daughter is a anchor on "fox and friends" on the weekend and severely criticized what the president did yesterday. should there be resignations? >> there should be. i mean, the president of the united states should resign frankly, and beyond our own am bas dor, but the reality is that we may see some at the national security level and career and diplomatic corps who can not accept nor continue to further this president's ad jen dand the president who stood on foreign soil and made us less safe and less secure nation. k katy, this was either done out of deliberation in which case the president of the united states knew that he was embracing interests adverse to our security, or he is unfit. if you are a national intelligence agent, you wonder if you can wake up and go to work under this president. >> and cornell, good to have the resignations from the national s

. >> clerk: approve the selection of moffatt and nichol-ags joint venture award pro-0092, not to exceed $3,750,000 and duration of five years. >> good afternoon, commissioners. cathy how. this item is before you today because we have one proposer on the project, but we're confident that the proposer meets the minimum qualifications and, in fact, exceeds them. we did public outreach. it's for erosion control of lake merc merced. they've had previous contracts with the port related to waterfront protection of assets. >> commissioner moran: is moffatt and nichol on one end and a.g.s. the other? >> yes. >> commissioner moran: are they independently capable of bidding on the work? >> they are, but they chose to joint venture. >> commissioner moran: in the process of doing that, they had no other competition? >> pardon me? >> commissioner moran: there was no other competing bid? >> correct. >> commissioner moran: do we have the authority -- do we review joint venture proposals like that? do we have the right to approve or disapprove? if this is a strategy for eliminating competition, that's s

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terry nichols, who has been in custody since just after the bombing. >> timothy mcveigh and terry nicholsthe army. mcveigh had fought in the first persian gulf war. >> he left the military very disillusioned. the one thing that sustained him was his reading about the radical far right and meeting like-minded people. >> timothy mcveigh's alleged plot to blow up the federal building took shape over the course of a secret year-long odyssey across america. >> mcveigh visited militia groups throughout the country. he went to the waco compound when it was under siege. on april 19th, two years to the date after the waco incident, oklahoma city was bombed. >> mr. president, there are tens, maybe more -- tens of thousands of men and women dressing up on weekends in military garb going off for training because they're upset about waco. despite what you say, we're talking about thousands and thousands of people in this country who are furious at the federal government. >> well, they have a right to believe whatever they want. they have a right to say whatever they want. they have a right to keep and

this is the location rashad chose for his nichol. to be honest i've never been inside a mosque before this is 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. it's. 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 the storm crane operations are suspended but today the wind has subsided and work is on the way you know your first year. goes near. when you have all the news you're. most closely at the school you. go to. go no word about what was found everywhere and so. the building a button you just know was the colorful of the most of the buckles. world war. working men 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 eighty liters of soup two hundre

s" royal expert katie nicholl says the royals' strategy in dealing with meghan's family, is to not dignify anything they say with a response. this comes as thomas was just seen out solo for his birthday. the 74-year-old went to mcdonald's, shopped at best buy and returned late to his l.a. motel. >> i don't think there are any concrete plans at the moment for meghan to go out and see her father. i don't even believe that they have spoken on the phone since the day of the royal wedding. >>> another star speaking her mind about the markle family is oliva munn. she revealed this about the director of her upcoming film, "the predator." >> shane black used to date samantha markle, the really crazy sister. yes. he dated her back in the day. >> did he really? >> yes. and i think that we should reunite them. maybe samantha will calm down if she's -- she's real like angry. she said a lot of crazy stuff to the press. >>> there is some happy news for the royals. they'll be celebrating this sunday because prince george is turning 5. william and kate's firstborn already got one pretty cool birthday pres

john nichols and kate martell, thank you so much.ate your insights. >>> four boys rescued after making a treacherous journey through a cave in thailand, but what medical challenges could they now face? we'll ask an expert, next. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. so let's see. for most of you, it's lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, significantly reducing the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowering a1c, along with diet and exercise. this really changes things. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis

joining us now with the latest from the white house is nbc news' hans nichols. where are we? the president has promised and reiterated that 9:00 p.m. tonight is when he does the big reveal. could you think he's made a decision? >> i have no idea, ali. i've got to be honest about that. what we do know is they're starting to plan the post-decision optics and what the strategy will be. former senator jon kyl, a staunch conservative, who will be shepherding whoever the nominee is through the senate. we saw that last night. it was a successful cooperation they ran with the former senator from new hampshire. ayot could speak to moderates, females. what jon kyl brings is an institutional knowledge of the senate and what conservatives want to hear. the question on this choice i have is the challenge going forward for the president and whoever his choice is, isn't necessarily going to be with conservatives. it's with moderates and conservative democrats. jon kyl doesn't necessarily have relationships, especially with those democrats, because they're new to the senate and he was from a

nbc's hans nichols is at the pentagonalso joining us is a contributor to nbc.com.ople are waking up after reading the report and asking, why now? why is this happening? what did the dod have to say about it? >> reporter: the pentagon hasn't been clear if there is a change on the program, which started at the end of the bush administration. it was a way to bring in immigrants with specialized skills. if you were a doctor, if you had language skills, if you were here in the u.s. heel legally, student visa, you could enlist in the military and it'd be a pathway to citizenship. 10,000 individuals have been enrolled in the program. the lawyer who set it up thinks it is a great success. a former lieutenant colonel. she is out in alaska now, bringing suits to reservists who thought they were on the way to citizenship and, for some reason, had their contracts cancelled. what we need to find out is just why these specific recruits have been cancelled. did anything happen. ♪ i'll read you a quote. due to ongoing litigation, the defense department cannot provide anything furt

hans nichols at the white house. and, sarah huckabee sanders is singing the same song before, but with the significant of the calendar, what are you seeing? >> well, the tone is more and more in stride here nor this president, but sarah huckabee sa sanders is saying the same thing that the was said by president barack obama. and he is saying that it is about fairness, and looking at the countries signaling out, and they have the main defense in the case of germany is this idea that they contribute other ways and not just to defense spend spending. so for example, they participate in the nato mission in afghanistan, and the norwegias s will say something similarly, and that we don't make the 2%, but we contribute to nato in other ways, and looking at the top the line number is not all that useful. and another way to look at this is the considered gdp so that the country aside from the united states that has the highest defense spending of the percentage of the gdp is greece, and why? because their gdp has cratered wit

>> hans nichols is at the white house for us. thank you very much. i'll see you there shortly. >>> joining me from aspen is jeremy bash, national security analyst, and former chee eer ch staff at the cia. panel for the hour, gabby, white house correspondent. i usually worry about the last name, but i botched the first name today. and eugene scott from the "washington post." the president talking tough about vladimir putin. in a new interview with cnbc, suggesting nobody should have any concerns about this. he is going to be putin's worth nightmare if things don't go well. here is exactly what the president said. >> getting along with president putin, getting along with russia is a positive, not a negative. >> all right. >> with that being said, if that doesn't work out, i'll be the worst enemy he's ever had. >> jeremy, help us break this down. obviously, some of the administration's policies have been tough on russia, but it is the president's language, particularly this week, that has been, i think, so challenging for national security officials, ev

joining me, katy tur, hans nichols of the white house and on capitol hill garrett hank. the president also said that he misspoke, katy tur. he said, when he said i see no reason why it would be russia, he said he meant wouldn't be. i want to play this back. let's listen to what the president actually said yesterday that basically turned the world upside down and then what he said about it. listen. >> all i can do is ask the question. my people came to me. dan coats came to me and some others and they said they think it's russia. i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. i said the word would instead of wouldn't. the sentence should have been and i thought i would be maybe a little bit unclear on the transcript or unclear on the actual video, the sentence should have been i don't see any reason why it wouldn't be russia, sort of a double negative. so you can put that in and i think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself. >> well, that sorts the whole thing out. thanks for watching msnbc. wh

nbc's hans nichols joins me now from the white house along with msnbc's garrett haake from capitol hill chief foreign correspondent richard engel live from moscow along with charlie sykes. rod rosenstein was at the white house earlier today. what do you know about that? >> an official tells me he was here for a regular scheduled meeting. what we don't know about what the president is going to be talking about is he will clarify, simply address these comments? we do know he's getting a lot of advice. advice from allies that typically aren't very critical. for example, in the last hour or so, we've heard from a conservative talk radio host. she's saying the president needs to clarify. now, lindsey graham in the senate is saying he needs to fix it. laura ingraham is also making this point, that he went a little bit too far. and i think if we watch the morning develop, we've seen more and more republicans and importantly conservatives in the media space increase and amp up their criticism of the president's performance at that news conference. now at 2:00 p.m., he'll be talking about it. ou

we start with our man at the white house, hans nichols. hans, walk us through what the president is saying today. >> well, craig, he's heralding the summit as a success, but he's also hinting, as you mentioned, that you may need to have a passport ready for a potential summit. i know you're a guy with two passports, but this is a president who telegraphed things via twitter. he said the summit was in russia -- or was a great success except for the real enemy of the people, the fake news media. i look forward to our second meeting so that we can start implementing some of the many things discussed, including stopping terrorism, security for it's really, new proliferation cyber a tacks and so forth. but they can all be solved. craig, he hinted earlier they would have a follow-up meeting. this is a little bit firmer. i'm joking about having a passport because we don't know where the potential meeting could be. it could be in the states, it could be internationally. what we know from the summit that president trump hosted -- not hosted but had

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it's entomologist becky nichols' job to predict whe d going to be a few fireflys.e's a whole bunch. ep an unforgettable performance. >> our thanks to lester holt. major fireworks. >> can't make it to the northern lights -- >> i was camping this weekend with my kids. we couldn't believe how many fire flies. must have caught 200 each. it was pretty crazy. amazing nature. all right. so, let's talk about this heat wave that continues throughout the middle of the country. still hot unfortunately, humid. humid is the part that gets to you. that is continuing to be the case all the way up as far north as tulsa today. inap 102. charleston 95, temperature will feel like southeast to the northern mississippi valley is where it's hot today. on thursday, memphis all the way down to new orleans, and once r. >> i'm phillip mena. be sure toad lib live picture-- good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> first we have to get to the weather. >> yeah. >> another warm one? >> yeah. it fe

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joining me now from the white house is nbc news hans nichols. hans, we just found out the white house formally rejected vladimir putin's request from the russians to interview bill browder, mike mcfaul. what do you make of all of this? >> it's another day, another cleanup. now we're at thursday. this press conference happened earlier in the week. the white house is still trying to clarify things. as of yesterday, they're openly entertaining the idea of having those individuals that you mentioned go to russia and potentially be investigated. that was the intriguing proposal that mr. putin made. what you heard from sarah huckabee sanders today is that donald trump has now disagreed with that proposal. a few days ago he thought it was something that was worth pursuing. now they say it was made in sincerity, to use sarah huckabee sanders quote. it was made in sincerity but something they disagree with and will not be pursuing. at the same time, there's talk of a second meeting. as all this is -- everyone is trying to figure out what actually was sai

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first stop there's been quite a reaction to our series on gibraltar anomic quickly and mike nichols before hubel guest on the show of tweeted and to see how much the a joy the experience it was interesting the reaction from gibraltarians i mean i think there was a general view they were really pleased last some of those paying attention to their very particular issues with that remember gibraltar territory if it's voted ninety six percent to remain in the european union but still won as we saw in our series which is looking confidently towards the future and a very solemn view from stephen key food remains were so for george orwell's one thousand nine hundred forty thinks that the way the world is heading stephen writes the northern hemisphere a dictatorial power blocs fighting over the resources of the southern hemisphere as they've been scotland it to be in the euro is a block of e.u. and russia luciana block off america and if are we to be the northernmost part of that airstrip well abscessed the enough stephen george george will wrote his sport to stop ian masterpiece in scotland so yo

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so -- >> reporter: nichols went on to say athletes have run for office before and suggested the school give him some public policy experience. but james says, you know what? for now, he thinks he'll stick to coaching. >> and playing. >> evening so. we're going to have much more of rachel's one-on-one with lebron james coming up in our next hour. >>> we move on to that brazen sharknapping caught on camera. three people accused of taking a horn shark from a tank and putting it in a baby stroller. then driving away with it before authorities could find them and bring miss helen, that's the shark's name, back home. abc's linsey davis is here with this very bizarre story, linsey. >> we love miss helen, just the name alone. good morning to you, amy. officials say this shark heist complete with a stakeout was well planned out and the 16-inch shark was targeted. police say the thief even brought a net and baby carriage to steal miss helen from the exhibit which encourages feeding and touching, not taking the sea life. you've likely heard of "sharknado." but a shark-napping? that's just what ha

following a moving violation. 24-year-old brittany nichole jeffords pulls into this parking lot and briefly stops. a passenger exits the car. moments later, jeffords hits the gas. the sheriff's department in hot pursuit. she hits other cars. she even slides around this trailer. windows blown out. the neighborhood in disbelief. >> and she was literally on two wheels. >> reporter: but she's not stopping. the ride ends when a cruiser swipes the back corner of the suv, sending the car across a couple lanes of traffic, before drifting back and rolling, ejecting the women. tom, the driver, who had a suspended license is behind bars tonight. she faces multiple charges related to the chase and had a warrant for her arrest for failure to appear in court. tom. >> all right, zachary, thanks so much. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the raging fire breaking out in the middle of the night. tearing through a historic bank. >>> plus, the dating app predator? the man suspected of rape and murder on both coasts. how police think he chose his victims. >>> and these mom

the last sixteen of the day and nichols finals and today now that you see the final that's what it means to the french. in paris sort of racing off to. reminiscence of the scenes we saw in paris in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight that was of course the last time fronts won the world cup so i think given what they've seen today given what they've seen through the tournament safe i will be confident that they will be able to do just that yeah. you know they came so close to reaching their first finals so close but they didn't do it so close yet so far a lot of people talking about the golden generation. i came into. i don't think the golden generation are completely through yet some of the players may be reaching the twilight christer they still probably have another couple of torments in them but i think they will be very disappointed because this really was one of the best chances they've had in years they felt the course the final stage of this four years ago they felt that of course the final stage in the sixty three of the semifinals of the world cup for the first time since on

so but they sided you know in your parliamentary mistah veracity important mr ball we saw your mr nichols resolve said that it is a good idea to restart the project yeah we try to find investors because we've been and from our taxpayers for thirty actors that's it like a monuments and we look private investment they are interesting some prime minister from china that interesting given from united states they're coming from russia so we didn't force what we will negotiate let's talk it went on the. negotiation if it if is if we speak about russia let's talk about corruption because this is also one of your responsibilities your deputy prime minister in charge of judicial reform in this and it's twenty seventeen report on the fight against corruption and organized crime and bulgaria you talked about quote unpredictable legislative decision making process and she gestured your government has rolled back earlier reforms which is this report that you're in which here it is the report of the e.u. which year twenty seventy. seven seventy eight when i say that a report that says twenty seven thou

political prisoners and an open political process as well as the prison sentence achiever and veronica nichols she no were banned from attending sporting events for three years the other two members are yet to be sentenced. now that the world cup is done the dust of the business of big name transfers is getting underway and they don't come much bigger than christiane oh we're now the portuguese at forward greeted by his new fans and to reign as he moves from real madrid to you dentists to went to medical in to rain after his one hundred million euro transfer he will continue wearing his iconic number seven shirt as you bent us we're now though has a four year deal with the italian giants and have this to say at his first press conference. a few words. for me it's another challenge all of challenge. will be tough i know that's very difficult to lead it's very very tough but i will be ready jewelry is ready i will be ready i will be there. all right now in this age of trade disputes a huge free trade deal monica between two countries and we somehow sort of reflect their colors. the e.u. and japa

began with nichols raining erase you. so there's no risk of you doing the economy socialist saloon you can only afford when you can get machine or in gear or a c.b. a bullish two are committed no since you don't operate i'm not going to separate them which i'm almost just going to. take in one of them. was a paid user seems to me that what i mean the national t.v. tourists mistake it to go where. you got them when the tradition died but once we. saw. the tone and you would open. economy q i scored zero campaign so that's the point year europa convinced that thing you put it very close to you the skill in play at them. stuck in a shelter. scholarly condition used to carry a nationalist that was to be good to you will but move to the. north when you don't need to but up let you. know stripping you open a new even shelly's to spear home. but the more. violent clashes erupted in the ukrainian capital kiev as malls and one hundred thousand people protested against a government decision to delay an association deal with the e.u

began with nichols rainy erase you. so there's no risk of you doing the economy socialist saloon you can only afford when you can get machine here racey be a bullshitter at committed no since you thought about it i'm not going to separate them which is almost just going to. take you a bit of them. to possess a user seems to me that what i mean the national territory was mistaken to go where . you got them when the tradition started balance we. talked. about the tone and you would open. three of. economy but i scored zero campaign so that's the but year you would hope arkansas thing you put it pretty close to you. in play at them blow. struck a shelter in a particular well because you can usually use the korean issue as opposed to be good to you will but move to the. north when you don't need to but up let you. know stripping you would open a new even shelly's to spear home. but there are more. violent clashes erupted in the ukrainian capital kiev fast malls and one hundred thousand people protested against a government

people criticize us or they question us and they want to know why we're not more book for nichole of russia and the real question is how come we're not tooting russia's horn more because they are been genius during this crisis but that would be i think a little bit you know over the top to simply point out all the good things that they're constantly doing so we just try to take a more balanced middle of the road approach that's you know the fact is that they're making all these other economies look stupid by comparison. welcome back israel says it has evacuated eight hundred members of the controversy a white helmets group and their families to neighboring jordan after canada britain and germany reportedly agreed to accept at least some of them as refugees that's after syrian government forces launch an offensive against militants in the south of the country or members of the group are located upon request of the u.s. canada and european states israel has completed a humanitarian effort to rescue members of the syrian civil organization the white helmets and families they were evacua