she has been nicki's primary physician for five years. >> you knew nicki's history.ouble as a young woman. and had been in rehab at one point. >> and we had talked about it throughout her care wh me. >> so when nicki camento the office complaining of severe ba paint the end of 2005, dr. waymax said she had her addiction in mind. and she did put nicki on pain medication, but said she would tightly monitor her weekly prescription right down to counting the number of pills. >> on january 12th she got 56. on january 18th she got 56. and on january 26 she got 56. >> nicki was getting hundreds of pills, but the defense reminded the jurors that nicki's toxicology report showed something unusual. despite being prescribed all those pills, the forensic scientists said she apparently hadn't been taking many of them. >> is it your opinion that this just reflects a one-time use? >> i believe so. it's such a small amount. >> almost no drugs in her system meant something was very fishy, said the defense. >> nicole was lying to her doctor. she was doing something with those drugs ot

is because she resigned where is nicky mordant was sacked, which is nicky mordant was sacked, whicht was sacked, which is a different situation. the other thing sebastian mention wasjames brokenshire because he was the northern ireland secretary and then had to resign because he had cancer but i think he's probably on the mend but he is capable individual and who knows, this might the opportunity for him to come back. —— nicky morgan. let's leave the candidates talk because we can speak to one of our political editors, laura kuenssberg gave her assessment of the resignation of amber rudd. the timing is interesting, but no 10 and the home office tried to keep amber rudd in her position. there was a lot of sympathy for her inside the conservative party, and they tried on various defences of the m ista kes tried on various defences of the mistakes that she said in her own words she had made. but it seems in the last few hours it had reached a tipping point and the decision was that it was time for her to leave rather than for her to try and stay on and prevent the damage, much of it al

john and nicki's differing views caused their break-up after six years together. they are both dead indicated to their career, but nickiness more than just that. job was up front with not wanting a dah. >> after john's over the top proposal -- >> will you marry me? >> and -- his and his manufacture roles playing a father, milty mail have thought there was a shift. >> between his flem, hosting the kid choice awards are you more prepared. >> i absolutely do wrrn. >> listen to this. john clearly dodged the kids question in november. >> what about being a dad? you ho soon are you guys going to et go the ball rolling on it sfwl. >> it's certainly going to be a great night at the movies. >> the first inkling that there was something wrong came in february when john co-hosted on "today" and was asked about this promo from total bellas. >> you want to call this off? >> that was the extreme low, and you have two choices. you either jump ship so you farther a new relationship and try who, on through it. >> the praem of his film blockers, the couple every couple told us they

robert mogul nicky senior analyst at the d.c. based consultancy siwa group way specializes in the political economy of the g.c.c. welcome to you all thank you for being on inside story jamal khashoggi if i could start with you does saudi arabia have the political power and economic resources to pull this off i don't know it is very challenging. the saudi arabia and we still as megaproject to succeed but i would rather to see the country and the leadership look in more into attending to sort of the society to productive society by providing jobs i mean we need to do more of economy oh and. start from inner cities in and the out of towns look at the poverty dead there and look at the unemployment rate there and fix them into destruction fixed infrastructure there direct if we secure a deficit if we secure despairs then we can move on to the future. i would like to see that all of that ins looking more and more into the end of city into the court and situation the government is to issue in earlier than looking at the future when you

she will leave that to nicky morgan and dominic grieve and the others.f commons for a customs union. she will be free as a backbencher to be part of it. a subject it to your heart. what will happen to the balance on brexit within that inner circle of government from now on without her there? whoever takes over from her. we we re there? whoever takes over from her. we were speculating earlier, someone like james brokenshire, who was northern ireland secretary and had to resign because of a cancer scare, he may come back. ithink to resign because of a cancer scare, he may come back. i think i was eight remainer. it would leave the balance of power pretty well unchanged within the cabinet ——i think i was a remain. i tend to agree withjohn on think i was a remain. i tend to agree with john on amber think i was a remain. i tend to agree withjohn on amber rudd, i don't think she will be a troublemaker. there are two reasons, firstly she resigned, she was not sacked like nicky morgan all many others, i think the second thing is if she is thinking of the future,

>> just over one year after john proposed on live tv, nicki announced they were over.s back to work this week promoting his upcoming transformers spinoff bumblebee. >> it's a major thick. i'm very happy to be able to be part of it. >> on the way, much more with j. lo. plus, our exclusive with tom cruise, melissa mccarthy, and -- >> every time you turn a corner, there's a new movie star. >> avenger chris pratt. he is in what's sure to be the biggest movie of all time, but why was his spy girl just not -- >> then girl stars back together. >> what jada pink et smiett smi only telling e.t. baby number two. only telling e.t. baby number two. what her baby boy won't why shop marshalls? (engine revving) because shopping should thrill you. (horn honking) with big brands at small prices. mwah! (laughing) for the whole family! whoo-hoo! woman: and unexpected finds you never knew you were looking for. so every trip feels like an instant victory. that's the fun of marshalls. (gasp) with brands that wow and prices that thrill, marshalls is never boring and always surprising. (horn

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nicki weisensee egan of the daily beast.s been covering this case for 13 years and manuel roig-franzia who was in the courtroom for first round. a jury has been seated but on friday the defense side we already want to remove one of the jurors. how come? >> what happened is one of the jurors came forward and said they overheard one of the jurors got picked say he thought that cosby was guilty. so she made sure that the defense knew about that. >> on monday, last monday for jury selection the judge in the case asked the 120 prospective jurors who showed up how many of you have already formed an opinion, 68 said they had. tuesday, same question to 119. 83 said they had. it's been difficult to find folks who don't already have a firm view of the case. >> that's true. so for the third panel hay asked again and it was a -- they asked again and it was a high number as well and they asked if they had a fixed opinion to the case to try to exclude them. they have had a hard time with them as well as finding ones that haven't heard of

i should say it's not unusual united states has done this kind of thing before i mean the laureus nicky in the studio with jackie so what happens now then with the a.p.c. w.x. but will they still going to syria to investigate the the area is there a point. oh that's a point but i don't know where they are whether they had actually arrived yet there were many instances during the long standoff over saddam hussein's alleged chemical weapons where inspectors were forced out of the country not by saddam but by the united states because they were going to do some some air strikes from the no fly zone they had so cases normally as my understand covering the u.n. for twenty five years is that when a u.n. body like this like yossi w or weapons inspectors when there is hostilities they normally don't go but that they may have them arrived already reminiscent of course is it twenty thirteen when the inspectors arrive and suddenly supposedly says syria used chemical weapons then they were in the country so if they get there they have to take the samples and they will make their decision and if it

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former tigers star nicky goneva catching the home defence off—guard to open the scoring inside 80 secondsny may and mike fitzgerald saw leicester fight back and helped the home side open up a lead until a dramatic finale. goneva went over again, and then with the final play of the match with the 80 minutes gone, ally hogg got a dramtic try to level the score. he claimed he'd already touched it down before going over thetop, the referee went to the video and said he was happy with the second grounding. so then it was all up to sonatane ta kulua. his conversation sealed the victory. such late drama there. newcastle know a win over wasps on the final day will guarantee them third place. leicester's hopes for a top four place rely on them beating sale next week and hoping wasps fail to win any of their final two matches. in rugby league's superleague, second place wigan warriors moved to two points behind leaders st helens after their 32—24 win at widnes. ajosh charnley hat—trick helped warrington wolves to a routine 38—4 victory over struggling huddersfield. castleford climbed to fourth in t

these are the sanctions that nicki haley announced on sunday and white house adviser larry kudlow said no, she was confused about that. listen to what chairman corker says. >> i strike up what happened to just sort of the chaotic nature of, you know, the way things are. the public's become accustomed to this. one day we're doing this. one day we're not. i just chock it up to that. >> he just chocks it up to that. here with me is paul begala and doug hind. if we can rewind to nikki haley's conclusion, the final takedown in this spat between nikki haily and the white house after larry kudlow said she was confused about the timing of sanctions and whether it happened, she says i don't get confused. as someone who is in communication, you have to be impressed by that communication. >> absolutely. loud and clear, john. i suspect mr. kudlow has the burn marks to prove it. i've trained a lot of cabinet officers and spokespeople to go on sunday shows when i was in the white house. she, believe me, she was carefully scripted to go on sunday and say new sanks are coming, and then apparently, acc

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. >> well, i think what happened here is some people are ready to throw nicki haley under the bus.id that maybe she was a little bit confused. other officials suggest that she was out of the loop that there had been subsequent meeting she wasn't included in. she then answered rather authoritatively, i was not confused. i think that was actually a very interesting blow by a woman in the president's cabinet to stake her ground. i think it's made a big impression. now the question is, what does it mean for her relationship it was a strong stand for her to take. the president has said there may still be sanctions in the future, he's made the point that no one has been tougher on russia than donald j. trump which of course is highly debatable point. the administration has in fact done several things on the sanctions front, president showed his habitual inability to be critical of the vladimir putin himself. you seed this odd disjunction, nikki haley fell into that gap between some of the policy things the administration is doing and the rhetoric of the president that continues to be som

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>> we had meetings all last week at the national security council with nicky and i participated in onll strategy with syria. we continued to refine the strategy. so i'm not going, i'm not going through the specifics but we refined the strategy after nicky made that announcement between sunday and saturday and sunday and monday. we refined the strategy. we will continue to refine the strategy. we're not afraid to use these tools. we will use these tools but we're not going to broadcast to the world our exact thinking on this. >> yes, i follow up by asking him, well, could you have at least told nikki haley because she was out there saying this was all going to happen? why does that matter, trish? the first tranche sanctions at a effect. russia still supporting syrian dictator bashar al-assad and smearing nerve agent on people's faces. you have much more on that, ballooning deficit, trish you talked about this a lot and i asked him about that and will the 1 1/2 trillion dollar tax cut pay for itself still pay for itself. trish: i can not wait to see it. liz claman, we'll watch you 30 mi

are as well welcome you're watching off the international with me nicky aaron good to have you with us this hour. now the u.s. is threatening russia with new sanctions over syria this follows a combined assault by america and its allies against the assad government the u.s. envoy to the united nations that said russia will face new restrictions over its support for damascus so you will see that russian sanctions will be coming down the secretary will be announcing those on monday if he hasn't already and they will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with a quote that related to assad and chemical weapons use and so i think everyone is going to feel that at this point i think everyone knows that we send a strong message and our hope is that they listen to it. well as nikki haley mentions the proposed sanctions would hit russian companies that deal with the syrian government they plan to restrictions and the strikes on syria and ending alleged chemical weapons program there one of the targets of the u.s. led attack was a research facility near damascus the syrian gover

citizenship after hearing that he had work to travel nicky a nazi training and internment camp in poland. it was there that polly allegedly oversaw the forced labor of prisoners and prevented them from escaping six thousand jews were executed trav nicky near the end of the second world war but records show that polly was not there at the time this missing link makes pollies deportation case different from other nazis that germany has agreed to take from the u.s. yes romel heads the official german legal team pursuing x. nazis he cannot speculate on why the german government won't accept an extradition but he says the case is more complicated than it seems. that's the. current belief that won't be actionable in germany would be. accessory to murder for him. in our assessment the available evidence is not strong enough to bring charges if. the tribe nikky camp went through very different phases during which the men who worked there had very different functions simply guarding buildings or prisoners is not incriminating if no link to the killing of people can be shown if . rosenbaum has pro

and france this month more details on that story from nicky our. well as you know we've been bombarded with two different versions of events of those strikes that hit syria in mid april and today the russian defense ministry really upped the ante by providing some actual tangible evidence of those missiles that it says were either intercepted or simply malfunctioned and this is going to be an embarrassing development for the u.s. side which had lauded the success of those one hundred five as strikes which it said was were precise and overwhelming also dismissing any suggestions by russia that any of those missiles have been intercepted also insisting that the syrian air defense capabilities had been largely ineffective with syrian missiles merely being fired into open air take a listen with way over one hundred missile she didn't shoot one down the equipment didn't work too well there equipment. they didn't shoot one you know you heard all the shots forty and then they showed fifty and there were. no sure every single one of the russian defense min

nicki and mariah leave so does randy j.ow it's down to luke lionel and perry it's easy to remember when you know how to rhyme ♪ ♪ and oh seacrest has been there the whole damn time ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is a helpful -- that is a helpful -- now i get it. now i get it. that was a helpful rap from tariq trotter right there ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you buddy. and finally, i read that a a sonic fast food restaurant in mississippi had to put up a a sign asking people in the drive-thru to stop smoking weed. [ laughter ] you can tell that the sign worked because that sonic is now gone out of business. [ laughter ] you guys, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much, everybody. thank you for watching the show. come back again next week on monday. on monday we will have our first ever co-host of "the tonight show", cardi b. will be here on monday. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪e >> jimmy: we have some

nicki minaj. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] but may 18th, it's someone's birthdayand applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: also it is when the soundtrack comes out. >> yeah, this is my birthday present is that the "mean girls" original broadway cast recording, the digital version comes out that day. >> jimmy: yep. that's exciting. >> super exciting. >> jimmy: and your birthday and "saturday night live." >> and my birthday. >> jimmy: are the kids -- do the kids know "saturday night live" yet? how old is alice? >> oh, yeah. my 12-year-old, i have a a 12-year-old daughter and a a 6-year-old daughter. and, yeah, it's really -- you'll get to this. it's pretty fun, like, when they get old enough that you can -- you can start to, like, show them old "snls" or whatever. and she is finally, like, into "snl" now. she kind of wants to stay up and watch it. by the way, what she's not into is me talking about her on talk shows. so we'll figure that out later. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. we'll bleep -- bleep that out. yeah, exactly. >> but, yeah, so she's, like, she's old enough she

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nicky terpstra won the tour of flanders. anna van der bregen won the woman's vent. second. it was a clean sweep for the dutch riders. that is all the sport for 110w. ceremonies are being held in britain to mark 100 years since the country started the world's first independent airforce. those behind the royal air force — or raf — led the way in military aviation, where other nations would follow. the bbc‘s robert hall takes a look at the aerial pioneers. on the runway echos from the day the raf became a reality. this tiny by plane would have been familiar to the men who pioneered military aviation. archive footage: they flew like goldfish in a bowl, in all directions, around guy... you were alone, you know, and you fought alone and died alone. today stow maries' airfield is turn back the clock, remembering the airships, and those are argued airpower could expand and survive. we are very proud to say that of the operational aerodromes active on operations the day of formation, we are the only one left, the only one you can still fly from. and the only one where you ca

nicky hayley said he would like to have better relations with russia. he castigates russia, he says the same thing. she said we will not put up with bad behaviour in order to do that. however, the way that russia and the us, the way they related to each other in terms of this recent attack, in syria, the fa ct of this recent attack, in syria, the fact that the americans were very careful not to hit russian targets, the fact there was some kind of communication going on even if not perhaps directly about the strikes and the fact some russian officials have expressed a desire to have talks and a relief that the strikes we re talks and a relief that the strikes were not worse, does show that there is at least on both sides a wish not to escalate things over syria, which is where the point, the point where the tensions have happening in a lot of other areas, this is the point in syria where they could explode. that goes against what president trump said when he said america's ready to launch more attacks if there is another chemical chemical weapons attack.

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international with me nicky aaron our top story this hour russia says the u.k. is playing with fire when accusing moscow of poisoning former double agent script powell and his daughter at an emergency meeting of the un security council on thursday russia's envoy pointed to major in consistencies and the claims made by britain the u.k. once again reiterated it sally geisha that it was highly likely that russia was responsible for the attack. unless it goes a little simple so glum witnessed how the main argument of the british side that russia was undoubtedly behind the attack has crumbled british intelligence has immediately rushed to boris johnson's rescue just like chippendale the daily mail has reported that u.k. intelligence has top secret information from sources that claim russia has been testing the novi choke nerve agent on objects like door knobs prior to the salisbury attack gentleman i don't even know how to comment on that this is a theater of the absurd could you come up with a more believable hoax although we know the value of british intelligence t

international with me nicky aaron we're continuing to bring you live updates on our breaking news story russia has slammed america the u.k. and france over the strikes on syria calling their actions a violation of the u.n. charter moscow has also called for an emergency un security council president putin has issued a statement on the attack let's find out more about that now from our correspondent . who joins me in the studio ego wants has president putin said well first and foremost he has condemned in the strongest terms these strikes delivered by the united states and the u.k. and france he said the group of countries while the carried out the strikes they violated all international norms and the targeted and far more just military but civilian. as well so you also said. as pretext they used the stage chemical attack you made a point of saying that he does not believe you but he thinks that it was a fake a fake incident that the incident was a fake saying that when the russian military in fact and to the city of doom of the alleged site of the attack they couldn't find any traces of

government is spending billions of dollars on bolstering its defenses in space artie's nicky aaron has more. military defense hollywood style united states air force has opened its high ground of space for day to other nations other air forces who dream of making such a claim but what if their dream became a reality never expects something trust to turn against you. with. millions knew the facts change their boards infrastructure. so. skilled players will compete and will win. the u.s. has unveiled its latest splurge in space with a plan to step up security on its satellites not just its own those of its allies to the concern is that potential adverse stories may be capable of hacking or disabling the satellites we were watching hardware as we know is crucial to communication navigation and intelligence gathering all things that would be crucial in the advent of war and it's hope that by sharing this information with its allies that would deter any potential attacks but is just the tip of the iceberg because space warfare is the big defense trend right now which the new black don't tak

and france this month more details from nicky aaron. well as you know we've been bombarded with two different versions of events of those strikes that hit syria in mid april and today the russian defense ministry really upped the ante by providing some actual tangible evidence of those missiles that it says were either intercepted or simply malfunctioned and this is going to be the barras thing development for the u.s. side which had lauded the success of those one hundred five as strikes which it said was were precise and overwhelming also dismissing any suggestions by russia that any of those missiles had been intercepted also insisting that the syrian air defense capabilities had been largely ineffective with their syrian missiles merely being fired into open air take a listen with way over one hundred missiles shoot one down the equipment didn't work too well their equipment and. they didn't shoot one you know you heard all the shots forty and then they shot fifty and there were. no sure every single one. so i think we can be quite

and france on syria this month nikki joins us live now with the latest on this hi there nicki. were listening earlier we saw the fragments sure during a media briefing just bring us up to date what was actually said there that's right you know and in the past hour or so the russian defense ministry has laid out its findings on those airstrikes that struck syria in mid april courtesy of the u.s. the u.k. and france using aerial maps photographic evidence that even fragments as you said of some of those missiles that had been intercepted the defense ministry chief said that over seventy missiles have been destroyed across five locations and those missiles were distinguishable by a serial numbers even inviting some of the press who were present at that media briefing to even check them out for themselves while the findings also called into question the effectiveness of those air strikes which the u.s. had earlier claim to be precise and overwhelming given that many of those strikes that were successful and actually it hit civilian objects rather than the chemical supplies that had

international with me nicky aaron and jacqueline food bringing you continuing coverage of our breaking news the syrian capital damascus has been hit by missiles fired in a u.s. led operation against the assad government the pentagon said it also targeted two locations near the city of homs. president trump announced the military action and a friday evening t.v. address it comes in response to an alleged chemical attack in the syrian town of duma a week ago. reports. but we heard an announcement from u.s. president donald trump about the pending strike against the syrian government in coordination with the u.k. and france now he used the phrase strong deterrence to describe his motivation said he wanted to deter the syrian government from carrying out future chemical attacks he called out iran and russia saying what kind of nation would want to be aligned with a mass murderer and from there he used some rather inflammatory language that's kind of almost trademark language of u.s. president donald trump but let's take a listen to how he how he justified in that the kind of rhetoric he us

that north sea coast remains nicki.but we expect one or two heavy showers so by no means is the week and looking dry. there will be rain around that not everybody will get it. saturday looks quite bright for most of us. the morning may start of cloudy but eventually will brighten up notice, see these blobs of blue? that could be showers across the south of 17 expected in london and much warmer in newcastle. saturday night and into sunday will see low pressure swinging off the atlantic. that will increase the wind across western areas. on top of that we will see cloud and rain. possibly in the north—west of england as will as cardiff, belfast, glasgow, eastern areas should be brighter and drier. as we go into next week, particularly the middle of next week ecb signed coming in it will turn hot in france and potentially even quite odd across southern parts of the uk. this is just a suggestion of some of the temperatures we may see. they may even be higher than that. even in the north temperatures will rise as well. hello.

trend in greece hundreds of asylum seekers gathered outside a police station in the city of the seller nicky for the same reason many reportedly view arrest as an opportunity to stay in the e.u. and the fastest way to get the necessary paperwork started a large queue formed for days after a surge in illegal border crossings from turkey geopolitical expert rayna rothfuss believes the refugee crisis has been very costly for europe. we continually see the judicial system of the european countries is simply not to hear adds to the challenge of. the refugee crisis. in the past two years. twenty seven. the german government has to employ over two. further traditional experts to deal with the police. chases concerning. about all. terrorism this pleases legally the. traditional system it needs a sharp increase also go on won't close. protests have erupted again in the form of thought the republic of armenia people that are demanding that the newly appointed prime minister step down the country has been shaken by rallies for over a week tens of thousands of opposition supporters blocked roads calling

you heard nicky hayley very clearly that.t there are a number of things that now have to be addressed in syria before us troops leave —— nikki haley. president trump was not saying that two weeks ago. two weeks ago he was talking specifically about the so—called islamic state group being the big threat, and they have largely been defeated in that area. so what was the point in staying? making clear that, as far as he was concerned, that, as far as he was concerned, that syria was not america's problem, it was a much bigger problem, it was a much bigger problem, and that others would have to step up to the plate. now there isa to step up to the plate. now there is a different tone, and certainly president macon of france has given an indication that he has been instrumental in talking to president trump and giving him some food for thought about what should happen here. now, there have been inside the white house, but according to nikki haley, the us ambassador to the un, there are new priorities. some of it is to do with iran

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the un ambassador nicky hayley is on her way to washington.nificant thing we heard there, we have now had the state department and the white house at the briefing and the white house at the briefing a short time ago say that in no uncertain terms, they have proof that syria was behind the attack, and russia did nothing to stop it. that is a big change from a day ago. this attack may have happened sooner but reservations, i am understood, that the pentagon feared a wider escalation. one break could still happen that if the chemical weapons inspectors are in place, i don't think bombing would start them. one other thing, donald trump does not wa nt to other thing, donald trump does not want to be seen as the grand old duke of york who marched his troops up duke of york who marched his troops up the hill and then back down again, always still be compared to barack obama again, always still be compared to ba rack obama who again, always still be compared to barack obama who dithered and then did not act. a phrase war of words is something we hear

ambassador nicky hayes saying that the united states is locked and loaded but there in the halls of the united nations is there also a sense of relief that we didn't see a direct confrontation between the u.s. and russia. well a d.d.s. these strikes would have appeared to be carefully balanced to effect the minimum of damage that would not lead to any form of retaliation from russia there's obviously a very careful very delicate situation the fact that the strikes do not appear to be ongoing at this stage also a source of relief to members of the security council particularly to these sick atry general who once again reiterated a call for international unity at the beginning of this meeting and also called for restraint to be exercised from all its members so despite the rhetoric that we hearing in the security council meeting at the moment rhetoric that we have heard in days before from the russians denial from the russians justification from the u.s. the u.k. and france and we will also it's expected have a vote on a resolution that russia has introduced we'll wait and see whether it

hello and welcome back you're watching our international with me nicky arran and jacqueline a very go welcome to the program we're bringing you breaking news folau is for the past few hours since president trump announced that the u.s. france and the u.k. have launched it military strikes against syria our correspondent caleb maupin from new york joins us live now with the beef kaleb good to see you tell us more on this please yes we heard from u.s. president donald trump he announced that the usa was taking action against syria in response to the alleged chemical attack in duma he used the words strong deterrents to describe his motivation and furthermore in his remarks he called out iran and russia saying what kind of nation would want to be aligned with mass murder this is donald trump announcing that he was attacking the syrian arab republic in coordination with the united kingdom and france short time ago i ordered the united states armed forces to launch precision strikes on targets associated with the chemical weapons.

targeted the syrian capital what's now happening there in the capital and i must to see it hadar it's nicky and jackie in the studio can you hear is ok. ok great. ok let's continue. let's continue with our questions there is a slight delay on the line here what do you think about the timing of the strike here. well. it's actually sarcastic in a way because of the. the chemical investigation team is supposed to enter duma and investigate the issue of the presumed. chemical attack that took place last week which is the reason for all this aggression so it's supposed to investigate start investigating today as an international organization not just as an independent you know organization committee so in a way to sarcastic that the americans the french and the british didn't really need to prove all you need to wait to see if this. actually happened wait for evidence wait for you know for the usual procedure to happen they just took their decision and maybe they wanted to act before the investigation actually started because there they have suspicions about the whole incident. in a way we were

and france any this month for details now from nicky aaron. well as you know we've been bombarded with two different versions of events of those strikes that hit syria in mid april and today the russian defense ministry really upped the ante by providing some actual tangible evidence of those missiles that it says were either intercepted or simply malfunctioned and this is going to be an embarrassing development for the u.s. side which had lauded the success of those one hundred five as strikes which it said was were precise and overwhelming also dismissing any suggestions by russia that any of those missiles had been intercepted also insisting that the syrian air defense capabilities had been largely ineffective with their syrian missiles merely being fired into open air take a listen with way over one hundred missiles they didn't shoot one down the equipment didn't work too well there equipment. they didn't shoot one you know you heard all the shots forty and then they shot fifty and there were no course no sure every single one hit its targ

a few miles away on bowes moor, nicky race is putting out her very last bag of food for her herdwicks shoots to come through for the lambs to grow, ewes need grass for milk, they can't produce the amount of milk when they've got no grass and that means the lambs are struggling to grow, really. fodder is like gold dust. people are driving hundreds of miles to this supplier near thirsk to get hay bales, but they're having to turn trade away. yesterday morning i had five telephone calls, people none of whom we knew from other areas, looking for hay and straw and we were unable to supply any of them, because we need to keep the stock for all our regular customers, particularly in the local area and south—west scotland. this is what lots of low—lying farmland now looks like. the heavy snow was followed by heavy rain, leaving many fields flooded. and where there should be livestock at the moment, instead there's ducks and geese. this arable and beef farmer says crops are being sown late, so the harvest will be delayed and costs to the so you're going to have a later harvest for the vegetabl

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ahora es nicky jam quien se contagia de su energÍa y arrancamos la semana en casa junto a ella aquÍ enontigo. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> (cantando). >> ay! seÑores muy buenos dÍas hoy es lunes 2 de abril del aÑo 2018, bienvenidos a una nueva semana con toda su familia de "un nuevo dÍa" regresÓ zuleyka. >> de unas vacaciones quÉ rico. >> sÍ con energia recargadas pero los estaba extraÑando mucho y a toda nuestra familia que se levanta con nosotros todas las maÑanas buenos dÍas. >> quÉ bueno que traes Ánimo. >> porque lo vas a necesitar. >> bueno seÑores hoy tambiÉn tenemos mucha informaciÓn fÍjese que es el mundial del autismo, es el dÍa de tomar conciencia y aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" les tendremos mucha informaciÓn estaremos hablando con padres y expertos. >> hay algo sumamente importante al respecto que es ademÁs cÓmo influye la alimentaciÓn en este tipo de casos. >> el dÍa de hoy es muy especial para mÍ pero bueno mÁs adelante necesito toda la familia, asÍ que seÑora, seÑor hÁblele a toda la gente que le prenda telemundo, le prenda "un nuevo dÍa"

nicki haley said it's due to the fact that they still have support of bashar al assad and russia is coming under further pressure on the back of the warning there. you can see the dollar strengthening a quarter of a percent against the russian ruble. rusal closed down 30% on the prospect of further sanctions on russia they lost half of the market value last week when they black listed the leader. it's weighed on the hang seng which has closed 2% lower. >>> now leaders of the arab that contend the, quote, criminal weapons use in syria the comments were marred bir -- we're joined from our new abu dhabi headquarters how have the emirates been responding. >> reporter: good question at the end of the day this is the narrative coming out of the u.a.e. has been one of caution how much has dialed forward in terms of what happens next in terms of the removal of bashar al assad everyone understands that's not going to be happening at least any time soon. it serves to highlight what happens next in syria. let's hear what egyptian billionaire had to say >> they came in and slaughtered the people fight

howie: nicky was sent out with inaccurate information. >> well, the reporting show that it had been vettedthe national security team including the white house, it was after president trump saw appearance, wait a second, i don't actually want to do sanctions and the policy changed in the next 24 hours. we often talk about reporters who report, that was one that spilled out very publicly and on the record. kudlow had to apologize to her, it is more important that the president declines to put additional sanctions even though clearly there had been according to decision. howie: there were so many. new york times called this a remarkable display of discord involving larger questions of political ambitions, jealousy, resentment and loyalty. the president talked about his whole policy toward russia and media news conference. let's take a quick look. >> there has been nobody tougher than me with the media no matter what i did is never tough enough because that's their narrative. >> all true. >> he's right. howie: well, the i think the president has point about the media, you're saying that it's t

kennedy: nicky hay haley says russia is going to pay.tisan group of lawmakers is warning president trump against launching any more military assaults without getting their approval first. jim mattis will be on capitol hill. and the syrian policy going forward. however, there are some republican senators criticize the use of these airstrikes. mike leave released a statement saying the president has the authority understood the war powers act to respond when u.s. is under attack or imminent danger. and such circumstances did not exist with regard to syria. house speaker nancy pelosi said congress misused a bill passed in 2001 authorizing the use of force again tear rifts. even goading the russians after their claim they would shoot down any u.s. missile. president trump: they didn't shoot one down. their equipment didn't work too well. you heard, they shot 40 down. every single one hit its target. reporter: british prime minister theresa may says the airstrikes were moral and legal. they were joints airstrikes with france and the united st