that christmas night, nic took 12 bullets. after a very tough recovery, nic survived.ooper cederberg, we are very honored to have you with us in the white house. thank you very much. great job. he looks awfully good. twelve bullets. [applause] pres. trump: looks awfully good. he looks good if he took no bullets, you know? some pretty good doctors, i guess. right? trooper cederberg: i had good doctors. pres. trump: great job. also with us today is officer alan horujko of the ohio state university police. on november 28, 2016, an isis-inspired terrorist sped into a crowd of students at ohio state. i remember that. he then got out of his car and chased them with a knife. alan ran to the scene and yelled at the man to drop his knife. the man charged toward alan after doing a lot of damage to others, but alan shot him and killed him immediately. thanks to alan's swift action, not a single innocent person that day died. some very badly injured people, however. officer horujko, we are forever grateful. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. great. pres. trump: this aftern

nic robertson live at the uae, 1:38 p.m. there. thank you, nic.ington post" columnist, josh, good to see you my friend. the trade war with china, it appears the chinese are trying to wait out the clock on president trump and have no plans of changing their laws in terms of how they do business. how do you see resolution between two of the world's biggest economies. >> it looks like in the last couple of weeks, the chinese government and the markets both misunderstood president trump's commitment to getting a strong deal on trade with the chinese government. you know, the chinese thought that they could change the terms and that trump would be forced to accept it. they thought that time was on their side and that as the president heads closer to his election, and as the u.s. economy perhaps slows down, they have more leverage. the markets have always been very pro deal, and they were expecting a deal whether or not it up held to what president trump has said he wants. they were both wrong, and now it looks like this is going to take a lot longer th

nic robertson live at 10 downing. thank you, nic? >>> on wall street, uncertainty. stocks held their grounds. they freaked out when they confirmed he is not bluffing on hiking tariffs and china reneged on earlier progress. the dow fell 473 points, the worst one-day decline since january 3rd. s&p 500 down, nasdaq fell 2%, below 8,000 for the first time since last month. spread into asia markets overnight. you have losses for some of the markets on wednesday. on wall street, right now, looking at futures, they are up slightly, about 19 points. i call this directionless. at least it's not continued selling. look, china's top trade negotiator arrives in d.c. talks were supposed to start today with a huge chinese delegation. they were delayed after u.s. trade officials confirmed president trump is serious. he wants to raise tariffs on chinese goods up to 25% on friday. if the two sides can't work out a deal, economic growth can take a hit. they estimate the entire cost of the tariffs, the 25% tariff that goes into effect on friday, the existing taxes from china, all toge

nics is a key in protecting our country from those who would do us harm. senator toomey and i have introduced a bipartisan bill, the nics act when a person prohibited by law tries to buy a gun and was denied, could you do that without legislation? a simple matter of a decision about partnership decide to notify state law enforcement every time someone tries to buy a gun who is a person prohibited? and if not, could i have your support for this legislation which i think is better enforcement of laws on the books that helps state and local law enforcement that we ought to be able to do on a bipartisan basis? >> certainly i share your concern about trying to make sure that we keep guns out of the hands of people who are legally prohibited from having them. as to the legal question -- i'm enjoying the role of not being a lawyer right now so i will defer to the lawyers on the legal question. but i will say i do know that anecdotally, because i see it come up in the context of investigations we have, that there are plenty of times where we do share denial inform

cnn diplomatic editor nic robertson joins me now from abu dhabi.s are already upset with the u.s. for moving the embassy to jerusalem. will they be on board for something like this? >> they're already indicating they're not or at least they're considering it. the language they're using at the moment seems to imply they're considering it at a great distance, with a barge pole, if you will. we've heard from the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, from his spokesman, saying an economic workshop is futile. without a political horizon, there's no point in having an economic discussion, and there's no discussion that they're going to get into unless it has a map to getting a palestinian state and east jerusalem is the capital of that state. so a pretty strong indicator there, that there's no big buy in yet from the palestinian side. they're not lining up to attend this economic workshop so far. >> so michelle, how will jared kushner have to go about selling this plan across the middle east if already there's this reticence being expressed? >>

nic thank you very much nic conley there in kenya. now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today u.s. president donald trump has tweeted a stark warning to tehran writing if iran wants to fight that will be the official iran never threatened the united states again remarks come in response to comments from iran's revolutionary guard saying it is not afraid of war. india's voting in india's national election has ended and exit polls suggest india's prime minister narendra modi willing crease his majority vote he focused heavily on national security during the campaign which helped to rally his b j p parties into nationalist base over 900000000 people were eligible to vote in the world's largest democratic election. and authorities in tajikistan say 32 people have been killed in a prison riot near the capital do 24 of those killed were members of the so-called islamic state justice ministry officials say order has now been restored at the high security facility. u.s. tech giant google has suspended business with

thanks, nic robertson. >>> back here to politics.ublican congressman says president trump committed impeachable offenses. the president is pushing back. justin amash of michigan tweeting he believes attorney general barr deliberately misrepresented the mueller report to the people and the president engaged in impeacha ie conduct. undoubtedly any person who's not the president of the united states would be indicted based on such ethics. >> the president calling the congressman a total lightweight who opposes me and great republican ideas and policies to get his name out there. congressman daniels says congressman amash is parroting democratic talking points. others like utah's mitt romney won't go as far as amash but believes the president has to set a higher standard. >> i think it's a courageous statement but i believe to make a case for obstruction of justice, you just don't have the elements that are evidence to this document. the president has distanced himself from some of the best qualities of the human characterment i think he

well you know one thing to make clear nic is that there's no panic a don't see sort of queues outside the shops near the china u.s. trade war is not a big talking point i have to say among chinese people that you speak to but the trade issue is is a symptom of of wider conflict between china and the united states right now the irony is that probably trade is the one area that in the past china and the united states had fairly good relations the more intractable problems remain things like you know the south china sea dispute taiwan and walk away you know but trade is is potentially the one area where they will do a deal. origen lieberman thanks very much indeed reporting from beijing. government has branded a number of social media platforms following violence in parts of the country an overnight curfew was imposed in some areas off to mosques we're talking all this comes just a month off to churches and who told we're told to do bombings on easter sunday you know fernandez's more from weekly nazi in northern sri lanka. social media networks once again under restriction by the sri lan

nic, this is purposefully being called a workshop, not a summit.inance ministers will be invited but not foreign ministers. why the distinction? >> well, i think from what we can see from the contours and the way it's being announced and shaped already, that this is an idea to sell the aspiration of what a peace deal and the contours of that are still shrouded in mystery. this is an idea to sell the economic benefits of what may be tacked on at the end of it, and, of course, when i say tacked on at the end of it, that's the real heavy lift, the details of what any kind of political settlement might be, so, you know, if we compare this, for example, to the way that president trump tried to deal with kim jong-un when they had that first summit in singapore. there was that video, that sort video of a brave new north korea with economic success and building and all the aspirations of what could be achieved, and it seems that jared kushner is trying to set out his stand in this way to bring people on with a vision and buy into the economic benefits befo

nic, let's start with you here. the first we heard of this is from the president's national security adviser, john bolton, who has a history with iran. the announcement was vague on the reasons the u.s. was making these moves. as we are gradually learning more, what do you make of the root cause behind the latest tensions? >> reporter: the root cause is from president trump's animosity to iran and president obama, the root cause, at least the path that president trump has gone down is pull out of the iran deal, which was a significant achievement of president obama. he's certainly had within his administration, on iran or against iran. what we have seen, bolton's announcement with the abraham carrier group. the threats possibly to maritime shipping, connected to the united states or u.s. and passing in or near or around the straits. but, it certainly does lie in president trump's animosity to iran as a route to delivering on what he said to his base in his campaign trail. that's where it seems to stem from. >> given

nic robertson is live in abu dhabi with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: if you listen to the foreign minister, he would have the world believe the united states is at fault here. he says the u.s. naval presence in the persian gulf is a dangerous situation. >> having all these military assets in a small area is in and of itself prone to accident, particularly when you have people who are interested in accidents. so, extreme prudence is required and we believe the united states is playing a very, very dangerous game. >> reporter: well, patrick shanahan doesn't take it that way. he says iran is the threat. we are managing the threat. a lot of what we are hearing has a lot to do with trying to appeal to a domestic audience, remembering they are under tough sanctions. the iranian president said when president trump threatened iran with military action, he said that in the united states, president trump's dial it back. for rouhani telling his audience, the iranian population, that shows iran's strength in the region, the reality of wh

with me now, nic robertson in london. nic, president trump doesn't appear to be coming down very hard on kim jong-un. what's behind his sentiment? >> reporter: well, perhaps no surprise because president trump, since january, 2018 suddenly became the man who believes he can get kim jong-un to denuclearize the weapons. it's just not happening. the talks they had in hanoi the end of february failed and president trump walked away. kim jong-un saying clearly that, you know, peace and security on the peninsula is essentially in the hands of the united states. it depends on the future attitude of the united states. he is not happy with president trump right now. he believes the united states is putting too much pressure on him. we were talking last hour about the fact that kim jong-un met with vladimir putin in russia just over a week ago and how that might impact the north korean leader's thinking. if we look at the way the kremlin frays, the conversation, the phone conversation vladimir putin had in the past day or so, the k

it happened today. >> nic robertson, thanks so much. five people were killed and six others hurt when attackers stormed a hotel in pakistan saturday and they attacked with guns and explosives. three gunman rand into the continental hotel shooting in all directions with the intention of taking hostages. pakistani troops responded killing the attackers but not before five people in the hotel were killed. and a few terrifying moments for people on board a commercial flight overseas. this happened earlier today in myanmar. everyone on board evacuating the plane on the emergency slide after the front landing gear failed on landing and the plane skidded to a stop on its nose as you see right there. no one miraculously was hurt. still ahead. the women of the 2020 democrats open up about what it means to be a mom running for president. but first, shopping for healthy groceries. well, it can be pretty intimidating, especially when you're on a tight budget. in this week's staying well university groups are showing people how to navigate stores. i

nic robertson monitoring this live from london. nick, good morning. >> good morning, serious and credible. if we listen to what secretary of state mike pompeo said when he was in finland this cancelled summit, it's instructive if you listen to his words here, we have continued to see activity, continued past tense, and believe an escalation may be taking place. may be taking place. he goes on to say he wants the united states to have the right range of options for the president should a situation arise where action needs to be taken, so this needs to be in part a degree of uncertainty, the mays and past tense and being prepared for what the president may want. nevertheless, the message to iran is very clear. he was asked whether or not the u.s. troops in iraq were in danger, and he implied the possibility of u.s. forces anywhere in the middle east could be in danger. all of this is about, he said, trying to get iran to behave like a normal country. >> we have been trying to do is to get iran to behave like a normal nation, things l

nics is a key in protecting our country from those who would do us harm. you said that in your written remarks and i agree. senator toomey and i have introduced a bipartisan bill, notification act that would notify law enforcement when a person prohibited by law tryies to buy -- tries to buy a gun and was denied. there are about 103,000 nics denials that prohibited people from buying guns that shouldn't have had that. could you do that without legislation? a simple matter of a decision about partnership decide to notify state law enforcement every time someone tries to buy a gun who is a person prohibited? and if not, could i have your support for this legislation which i think is better enforcement of laws on the books that helps state and local law enforcement that we ought to be able to do on a bipartisan basis? dir. wray: certainly, i share your concern about trying to make sure that we keep guns out of the hands of people who are legally prohibited from having them. i do know that as to the legal question -- whether we would need legislation to share

nic robertson is moderating this live from london., good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave, the iranians are calling this a worn out event designed to put psychological pressure on iran. that's their response so far. they're not responding to the allegations that they have an escalation of anti-american activities in the region. secretary of state mike pompeo was asked specifically, is this affecting u.s. troops in iraq. he didn't respond directly to that, but he did say i'm responsible for the safety of u.s. personnel in baghdad, in the capital of iraq, of course. in the kurdish region. and the whole of the middle east. very clearly, he's going on the record here as saying that the threat could, it seems to be affecting any one of those number of places. obviously u.s. troops in iraq may be the ones who could be most directly in the line of fire. the irans have been supporting the houthas, could this be in plea of what iran is planning. what mike pompeo did say is all of this is about trying to get a course correction to make

nic robertson, at 10 downing street, thank you. >>> wall street, uncertainly reigns. stocks held their ground amid the trade threats. investors freaked out when the top trade negotiators confirmed he wasn't bluffing on hiking tariffs and china reneged on progress. the dow fell 473 points, the worst one-day decline since january. s&p closed down 1.6%. nasdaq fell 2%, slipping below 8,000 for the first time since april 18, erasing three weeks of gains. stocks are still up for the year. the dow up 11.3%. 20% for the nasdaq. china's top trade negotiator arrives in d.c. for shortened round of talks tomorrow. talks were supposed to start today, but delayed after trade officials confirmed the president was serious about raising tariffs on chinese goods up to 20% on friday. if the two sides can't work out a deal, they could suffer. a trade estimates the cost of trump's taf -- tariffs, all together cost 934,000 jobs and raise the average expenses of a family by $767 a year. tariffs coming to your shopping cart. china does not pay for the tariffs. they are paid at the port of e

i sense really in the last twenty four hours nic a sort of grim realize ation that these terrorists are going to happen which is why the language coming from chinese government officials is defiance mixed with indignation at the regular briefing given by an official at the commerce ministry on thursday the spokesman said when china gives its word it sticks to its word by that he was referring of course to the claims of suggestion by the trade representative robert light hisor in the united states that china has written a so far on just about everything that china and the united states had agreed to in more than ten months of often torturous negotiation now china is saying that there has been a deal done on intellectual property rights it's going to respect that and it's going to set up a mechanism to protect the i.p.r. of foreign companies and u.s. companies operating here in china but it seems that the sticking points nick in these negotiations are the subsidies that china wants to continue giving its big enterprises that are involved in what you might call technologies of the future t

really make good on its potential but no sign yet that he really will be allowed to do so any time soon nic thank you very much our correspondent nick conley there in kiev just outside the parliament of ukraine where the inauguration ceremony for the incoming president is just getting underway thanks a lot nic. straight austria is do is to hold staff elections in early september following a corruption scandal involving one of the parties in the governing coalition secret footage sought shot in a beach in 2017 shows by chancellor heinz close. of the far right freedom party apparently offering government contracts to a person posing as russian invest or in exchange for political favors to resign after the video was released by 2 german publications. in the form of bedroom of holy roman imprest maria teresa austria's president and the chancellor announced the election date following the collapse of the governing coalition the vote will be earlier than planned they have plenty of they feel i recommend new elections in september. what they didn't mention is whether austria's current cabinet will

with me now is nic robertson in london. with vladimir putin, barely a week ago and now he is launching projectiles, so what can't be a coincidence. >> i don't think it can. and if you listen to the way the pentagon describes the friday phone call between president putin and president trump, they characterize it as putin telling trump that north korea is diligently abiding by, and fulfilling its obligations. and it is up to the other parties to do that. and the other parties here are quite clear what russia is saying, is the other party is the united states, and is telling the united states, that they need to give sanctions relief to north korea. what putin is doing is parroting what kim jong-un has been saying, which is the united states is putting too much pressure on me, they've got to change this, has given a deadline for the end of the year, for this to change, he says the relationship and security and peace on the korean peninsula depends upon the future attitude of the united states. so this meeting that kim jong-un h

. >> yeah, cnn's nic robertson has more now from abu dhabi. >> reporter: the initial reaction coming from the palestinian authority president's spokesman seems to be negative. he calls this current plan, this economic workshop idea, a futile idea he says an economic plan without a political horizon will lead nowhere the minimum that the plnt president's spokesman is saying, a minimum that they need torch that the palestinians will want to have before they get engaged in conversationsize a palestinian state, and its capital will be east jerusalem. and the political component of this plan we're told by the white house is something that could come later in the year. it's very aspirational. it's very heavy on the idea of how the economy could lift the region, can lift the lives of plntd plnts. but what we're hearing from the palestinian authority is really a thumbs down. they're saying look, there was a workshop like this arranged in d.c. last year in the united states in march, we didn't go to that. they lost their faith in the united states as being an international arbiter between the

nick raced-- nic raced to find him and chased him into a dead- end road. the suspect made a u-turn and rammed right into his car immediately opening fire. he thought he had it but didn't. later amid a barrage of gunfire he kept firing back preventing the shooter from escaping until other officers arrived. that christmas night he took 12 bullets after a very tough recovery and survived. we are very honored to have you with us in the white house. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> 12 bullets, he looks awfully good. some pretty good doctors i guess, right? also with us is officer alan horujko . on november 28, 2016 and isis inspired terrorist sped into a crowd of students at ohio state. i remember that. he then got out of his car and chased them with a knife. he ran to the scene and yelled at the man to drop his knife. the man charged and after doing a lot of damage to others, allen shot and killed him immediately. things to his swift action not a single innocent person that day died. a couple of very badly injured people, however. officer horujko , we are

nic, you first. this is furpsfully being called a workshop, not a summit.inance ministers will be invited. not foreign ministers. so what is the exactation that could be the potential outcome? >> well, the expectation and the potential outcome are vaultingly optimistic in the language that the white house is use t.reads, you know, to galvanize support for potential economic investment initiative, to facilitate discussions on ambition and achievable vision framework for a prosper out future, et cetera, et cetera. these are very ambition. i mean, what jared kushner is saying is that people should not be stuck. the grandchildren should not be stuck by the -- by the barriers, if you will, that their grandparents put up to bringing peace, and what he's doing here is offering a vision, and it does seem predominantly apt to appeal to a younger generation that may be tired of the corrupt police, that there may be economic opportunities rather than laying out the much tougher things to achieve first, the harder political compromises that have to be made. the carrot

nic robertson for us monitoring the situation in the gulf. nic, thank you. >>> one of the wildest police chases you will ever see, ever, unfolding on the streets of los angeles. a woman driving a stolen rv. look at this here. hitting cars and trees. parts of the camper just come flying off. this video showed the rv hitting speeds of up to 60 miles per hour as the driver made her way through the san fernando valley. she also had two dogs on board. look at that. one of them can be seen jumping from the speeding vehicle. both dogs -- the only reason we're showing you this, both dogs are okay. that dog clearly knew it had to get out of the rv. in the custody of animal control. finally, the rv, with debris flying from it, stopped after hitting another car and trees. you can see that happening there. that's how it all ended. bonkers. the driver then made a run, but she was tackled by police and taken into custody. three people, including the driver went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> that part is remarkable, that it was minor injuries. you

nics is a key in protecting our country from those who would do us harm. senator toomey and i have introduced a bipartisan bill, the nics act when a person prohibited by law tries to buy a gun and was deny ied, could youo that without legislation? a simple matter of a decision about partnership decide to notify state law enforcement every time someone tries to buy a gun who is a person prohibited? and if not, could i have your support for this legislation which i think is better enforcement of laws on the books that helps state and local law enforcement that we ought to be able to do on a bipartisan basis? >> certainly i share your concern about trying to make sure that we keep guns out of the hands of people who are legally prohibited from having them. as to the legal question -- i'm enjoying the role of not being a lawyer right now so i will defer to the lawyers on the legal question. but i do know anecdotally that there are plenty of times where we do share denial information with partners, federal, state and local out on the ground in the context of ex

thanks nic yes so listen darden and corps have launched the christ church call a global pledge to get tech companies to combat violent web content it is from the u.k. calendar e.u. jordan and indonesia gathered in the french capital along with representatives from facebook twitter and google it's in response to the christ church attacks in march when a gunman opened fire to mosques killing 51 people the event was limas live streamed on facebook for 17 minutes before being taken down a little bit if it is something of our objective and was simple that what happened in christ church should never happen again it was not merely an acceptable terrorist attack life but of permission of the internet into mushing aiming to destroy any form of cohesion in our society. is going to turn natasha butler who's in paris and does more about the summit and the pledge that was launched. as far just and no new zealand's prime minister or really teamed up in order to try and launch what they see as a global fight against violence and hate speech line now just. got the idea for this in a way for this chri

>>>l t buzz w new i nic incling drive-thru see who pays him right back one smile at a time. >> welcome to the power hour. no, seriously. power hour. this is a 2-year-old boy and took authorities about an hour to get him down off of the transmission tower. nope. >> he wanted -- >> no. jokes aside this was his way at getting back at his parents. they called the local fire department and then placed the inflatable cushioness on the ground. >> it happens in china where they get what they want by threatening their life. >> in this case he got tired and came down on his own. the fact of the matter is parbts have said he is addicted to online mobile phone and dropped out of school because of it. we're going to stay in china. this is grandma. >> what is grandma doing? >> she's in her 80s and her family locked her inside. she has alzheimer's. >> she's climbing her way down? she's escaping? >> did she make to the ground safe. >> you notice she did make pretty gework. er >> look at all the people just taking pictures. >> nobody puts baby in the corner. >> don't lock grandma in anymore. >> you got

going on right now in the region in terms of security east who's governing but also in terms of thanks nic they should i think americans has made it clear that she wants to support the region so i would say to those countries. send a guy and he needs center and. probably also money to any and chad or maybe to take her and this would be a good opportunity for them to discuss wish wish miracle under us issues. how important is it that mechanised going again because this is not the first time she's going to that region yeah actually less than three years ago she was in the region which i think. the reason why she's going back i believe is because the security situation is worsening and untreated. kena. mali are still struggling to deal with security issues and actually security issues are a stake in it and of other forms which i think he's seemed to visit. who are local civilians blaming for the western security situation. i think cannot softly be would be one of the first things people would nation in that median and who were responsible that collapse so for example i have heard in the regio

nic robertson, live in jeddah, saudi arabia.t seems the saudi king is making his point on iran, along with a show of force that he has regional support. >> that seemed to be how things unfolded in the two summits that concluded overnight here. the gcc, and the arab league summit, in both of those meetings, the king getting what he wanted. there was a clear message. the reason we're in this situation with iran, is because we haven't been firm enough in the past. and he called for international solidarity and support in tackling with it, tackling this issue. this is what he said. >> translator: we call upon the international community to assume its responsibilities in the face of the threat posed by iranian practices to international peace, security and international law and to use all means to stop the iranian regime from interfering in the internal affairs of other countries. its sponsorship of terrorist activities in the region and the world, and the threat of navigation in the international straits. >> reporter: the king got t

. >> for more, nic robertson is live in abu dhabi. the white house, administration trying to convince u.s. lawmakers it has a strategy when it comes to iran. is that message being received ov oversea overseas? >> reporter: i think the messages are still mixed. when you listen to what the lawmakers are saying, there's no thoughtful, joined-up strategy. getting into a situation with aroone where the goals can be achieved. not indicating that they are president trump or anyone in the administration at the moment. the conclusion being drawn right now, is this a tense situation, it's in a holding pattern. but the united states hasn't articulated yet a clear way forward. what they're doing, it appears, is standing up the evidence. it does pass the sniff test of the lawmakers, that iran was responsible for the attack of those ships off of the coast of the united arab emirates. it was responsible for the attack on the oil pipeline in saudi arabia. beyond that, however, that's where the divergence begins. it is a tense situation. both sides wi

i love nic luck and all the top stories here on al-jazeera and the u.s. president has issued a direct threat to iran tweeting that if iran wants to fight it will be the end of the country iran's foreign minister javid saudi 1st hit back saying that iran will not be intimidated by quote. an aside taunts tensions between washington and tehran have been on the rise of the u.s. deployed an aircraft carrier group and b. 52 bombers to the gulf of unspecified iranian threats well shortly after trump tweeted folks news in this interview i want to invade if i have to economically we've created a much stronger country economically than when i took it over when i took it over we were heading our g.d.p. would have been very negative regulations did not allow you to do you know yesterday as you probably saw i was in louisiana opening up a $10000000000.00 plan that would have never been approved under another type of administration. palestine's government is rejecting the 1st part of donald trump's so-called deal of the century the u.s. will co-host a conference in bah

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nic robertson is live in abu dhabi with the latest. what are we hearing?he foreign minister is pushing back on what he is hearing from the white house. he is saying the u.s. naval military presence in the military gulf is the problem here, saying that that escalation military forces is dangerous. >> having all these military assets in a small water is prone to accident, particularly when you have people who are interested in accidents. so, extreme prudence is required and we believe the united states is playing a very, very dangerous game. >> reporter: patrick shanahan is saying not so fast, not so much. iran is the threat and the united states is managing the threat. now, while zarif is speaking to an international audience, it is for iran. they are hurting under increased sanctions. iran wants to change that. we heard from their president, when president trump threatened the iranians with war, president trump's military aides came to him and told him to tone it down according to the iranian president, rouhani, it shows how strong they are at the moment.

>> sarah westwood, nic robertson, thank you so much. appreciate it.resident trump spoke on the phone with putin more than an hour on friday. the white house is silent on what the two leaders talked about when it comes to concerns over north korea. the president says they did talk about the mueller report, but did not discuss russia's election interference. >> did you tell him not to meddle in the next election. >> excuse me, i'm talking, trying to answer this question. you are very rude. we had a good conversation about many things. >> did you ask him not to meddle in the next election? >> we didn't discuss that, really. >> cia chief with russia operations and patrick healy, a politics editor for "the new york times." good to see you both. steve, let me begin with you and how the president describes his conversation with putin and how the russian press is calling this or describing this, you know, a real approach. what d you see in what's on display? who has the upper hand between these two leaders? >> yeah, the upper hand question, fred, is really an

my colleague nic robertson joins me now.ing for the nationalists and populists as some had expected, but it's really significant. >> reporter: it is. and one of the significant things about the election is that there has been overall, generally speaking, this was the highest turn out of the electorate in maybe 20, 25 years. so it does show that people are more engaged in the european parliament as an issue and as a subject. i think a lot of people are waking up and paying attention to the fact that the greens have done well, particularly in germany, ireland, britain and other countries as well. the thing about european politics is you're left with the 40, 44% of centrist politicians, the center is still solid, but what you have now is essentially more disrupters like mat eeo salvini in italy or orban in hin hungary. for a temporary time, the uk brexit party under nigel farage will feel they have a mandate. but will it change anything in a big way? yes and no. is this a course correction that we are moving away, we are polari

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cnn's nic robertson reports from the uae. >> a gaping hole at the water line of one vessel.isting slightly. and another, the saudi registered with u.s. flag boats inspecting its damage a few miles from them, three of the four vessels impacted sunday by what emirate ty authorities are calling sabotage. they were at anchor along with a 140 other ships near the strategic straight of hormuz. but what we understand happened here is that a call came in early in the morning indicating that possibly there was water in the engine room of one of the vessels. and within a couple of hours, a total of four calls had been register eed indicating that something was out of the ordinary with a number of vessels here. the incidents, a few miles from the iranian coast, at a global strategic checkpoint, one fifth of the world's oil passes through just days after u.s. officials raised concerns of an iranian or iranian proxy attack on shipping in the area. >> an attack on american interests from an iranian-led force, whether it's an iranian proper or it's an entity that is controlled by the irani

nic robertson, cnn, abu dhabi. >>> the power struggle in venezuela rolls on.t a rally in caracas this weekend, national assembly leader juan guaido urged his supporters to maintain nationwide protests against president nicolas maduro. >> in the meantime, three opposition politicians are now taking refuge in foreign embassies, and they and other lawmakers were stripped of their immunity. >>> and as the country's social and economic crisis deepens and hyperinflation makes life even more difficult, venezuelans are learning they will have to resort to drastic measures to survive. >> that's right. our rafael romo witnessed the very harsh conditions in caracas and filed this report. >> reporter: this family's waiting by an open-air market. in just a few hours the fruit that doesn't get sold will be disposed of and that will become their own meal today. things are very difficult, this woman says. we can't buy anything with the money we make. at a nearby mark, this woman and her children waited all morning long until a good smaamaritan showed up. >> how long did you h

for you again nics decide which babies are, you know, aborted or terminated based on race or genderaid already you can see there are some roots of this in the u.s. he very much argued about this case from that stamght of eugenics. >> martha: here is what vice president pence said today on this. today justice thomas wrote scotus has been jealous in the bass in barring discrimination on race sex and disability. hopefully some day soon scotus will recognize the same protections for the unborn when they rule on future appeals of pro-life legislation. so, clearly from the vice president's office, he is supportive of starting to address this issue. >> yeah. and that was a law that he signed in indiana when he was governor. it's clear there was all the state of laws, i think 12 this year and the last year have been passed. most of them more restrictive about abortion rights. some that have been more expansive of abortion rights. it's clear this court is probably going to have to take one of those cases in the next term that would mean a decision would come in june of 2020 right in the midd

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>>our nic seconds how many animals to be rescued so under are in the hundreds now we have to figure out if we can fit all of these in my sesno on top of our own luggage and our dog mango we want to leave any behind if we can help it. >>there's also a dog jordan. jordan's owner recently passed away. >>he was struck topic hair day. by the daughter seen you need to take him or us is going to the shelter, he looks and you think it only this over and >>after a lot of a we get all of them in miami. few minutes later and we're airborne but suddenly a powerful smell takes over the cockpit. >>mangoes fallen asleep board passed out from the cap gas. carol finds a perfume sample in her purse which brings temporary relief. touching down in napa. an extra-large golf car pulls up and we start unpacking 7 crates of cats and kittens and one crate was sweet little jordan. >>the animals are soon the center of attention in the airport parking lot and then they're right arrives and now going to be going into foster they can find their forever homes once again altered you guys were pulling them out of there

become increasingly hard for the nation to justify new extraction contracts especially in these waters nic lark al-jazeera the liberated island norway severe weather in the southern united states has triggered floods damaging homes and businesses strong winds brought down power lines from texas to mississippi leaving many without electricity more flooding is expected as rivers and streams are set to rise further over the next few days. the u.s. actress felicity huffman has pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy hofmann admitted paying someone $15000.00 to correct their answers on her daughter's exams she's among dozens of wealthy parents who paid a total of 20 $5000000.00 for similar schemes to get their children into universities like yale and georgetown prosecutors have recommended a prison term of 4 months and a $20000.00 fine. venezuela's opposition leader one who has officially request of the support of the u.s. military to in his words help restore democracy in his country as officials in washington have been holding talks with u.s. officials glider blames venezuelan president nico

hello nic we're just outside of the national assembly. building but about actually about a 100 meters from it because it's been completely surrounded since very early this morning by members of the national guard the bomb squad and. but we haven't actually seen any vehicles that would indicate that there are bomb squads inside there for that meeting that was supposed to take place with the national assembly and it's called every tuesday morning has been canceled nobody can go inside and see if there's a specific thing is now full of deputies waiting to see what they're going to do they say that this is a flaw that they don't believe for a moment we're being told that there is actually a bomb inside one deputy is speculating in fact that the government agents may be trying to plant evidence inside d their committee also could be used against them during a trial 0 to try to demonstrate that they are plotting against the stability of the nation this is all speculation at this point nic but what i can say is that they're insisting that they'r

have been steadily gaining a foothold and now the following piece of information revealed by border nic of makes things even more concerning apparently terrorists have developed and obtained all means necessary to produce chemical weapons and to carry out chemical attacks that we do this there you have news we have obtained reliable data providing that band testing new means and methods of conducting subversive activities have materials to knowledge and infrastructure for creating chemical weapons and biotoxins the use of unmanned aircraft in order to deliver projectiles. terrorism are not limited to the well physical war if i may say so for instance according to bored think of islamic state has been bolstering its so-called cyber departments they have been expanding their ability to bring down these cyber infrastructure of official bodies and apparently even governments now especially with islamic state doom's well holding no ground they have moved their operations to the dark corners of the internet they have been spreading propaganda and misinformation even more actively than before

puhe continued, there is nic -- now public confusion about the critical aspects of the i results of oestigation't know -- jane: mr. rr blames the media for that confusion but democrats blame him. they asked why he had not previously mentioned mr. mueller's concerns. mr. barr also said he took responsibility for the report once it was delivered. >> bob mueer is the equivalent of a u.s. attorney. he was exercising e e powers of torney general attorney -- the powers of the attorney anerasubject to the supervision of torney general. he is part of the department of justice. his work concluded when he sent his report to the attorney general, at that point, it was my baby. supervision of the attorney and i was making a decision as to whether or not to make it public. i effectively overrode the regulations, used discretion to lean as faforward as i could to make that public, and it was my decision how and when to make it public, not bob mueller's. >> thank you for being our attorney general. >> tnk you, mr. chairman. jane: mr. barr is scheduled to appear again tomorrow in front of the house judiciary c

lauren thank you very much nic curiosus has been making headlines at the italian open and once again for all the wrong reasons the australian failed to make the 3rd round after another hot headed moment on court of the having broken in the final set by casper rude he threw his record down kicked a water bottle at the umpire's chair and then chucked a chair as you do the world number 34 was instantly disqualified and booed off the court. it was a busy day for the mains top players coming through 2 matches to make up for with the delays in rome roger federer was pushed all the way and his match with born to char rich the 3rd seed came from a sit down and save 2 match points in a final say tiebreaker to reach the quarter finals. was very tight i got very lucky again. today already like in madrid so it's nice to get lucky i guess sometimes and i've lost a lot of heartbreakers throughout the years so it's nice to win the atmosphere was trying to get people going crazy. few problems elsewhere for the top players of the dispatching jeremy shaadi for the loss of one game the defending champ