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that's news to nikki. that's news to nikki. >> are you married?yes. >>> and finally, a fallon/reynolds drinking game failk omach. i'm not kidding. >> ryan's been promoting his own line of gin and last night the "deadpool" star played drinko, mixing his liquor with twinkies and grape juice. >> this is easy. i'm so mad. this is my child's diet! >> but on jimmy's turn? >> horseradish. >> is that the first time you barfed on your own show? >> no. >> wow. that hurts just looking at that. as for ryan's wife blake she'll be presenting at the mtv video music awards. >> kevin hart and tiffany haddish will be there, too. but the queen of the night will undoubtedly be jennifer lopez who's already getting her fans hyped for her video vanguard performance. >> whatever it takes to that moment happen -- >> tonight, j.lo is back in new york with her man. she plans to rehears every day until her monday's vma performance. if j.lo's routine mirrors past recipients like pink, britney or beyonce? >> mtv, welcome to my world. >> it will last around 15 minutes and conta

nikki haley seems to think that the catastrophe only began yesterday. we had the saudi led coalition had airstrikes today against a fish market and a hospital in who data that may have caused dozens of casualties we've hit a new day now in yemen and we've had a new sense of urgency and that if this is what started to happen civilians are at risk infrastructure is at risk. well that's the situation with michael maloof michael's a former pentagon official as always welcome on the program good to have your company michael this isn't the first time saudi led coalition airstrikes have led to civilian casualties in yemen why do there for is the coalition so carus in its targeting. well that's because they're trying to they're trying to hit the civilians that clearly the saudis and the. saudi led coalition which includes the u.a.e. . has been purposely targeting civilians for quite some time actually for nikki haley it just occurred today which is unfortunate because the united states is actually supplying a lot of the logistics and the the intelligence for th

then she called her daughter nikki. >> she goes, i can't find your dad. i don't know where your dad is. i'm turning around. >> frances started to make her way back down the highway. she spoke to connie again. >> my sister tells me, i found him. >> connie had jumped in her own car and soon came upon bill and his bike by the side of the road. he'd crashed and was in bad shape. police were already at the scene when frances arrived. >> and then as i'm running to him, an officer grabs me. and i yank him. i heard somebody yell, that's his wife. leave her alone. and i get down to where he's at. and he's alive. >> do you say anything to him? >> i was just in shock. and he kept telling me, i can't breathe, vieja. and i told him calm down, dad. calm down. >> bill had internal injuries. whatever happened, the wreck was so severe it even knocked his boots off. >> sierra 4, here comes your bird. >> they took him away in the helicopter. >> they got a gurney. and he grabbed my arm. and he goes, vieja, come with me. i go, i'm coming, dad. and they take him. and i remembe

ladies and gentlemease welcome, nikki and brie bella. [ chrs and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: nikki and brie jimmy: okay, identical -- identical twins. >> together: yes. oh my god don't, twin. e, jimmy: you both said it at the exact same tow. >> yeah. >> it's weird. >> jimmy: who was born first? >> me. >> jimmy: you were. >> i'm the boss. [ light laughter ] >> born the boss. >> she thinks she is years older than me. >> 16 minutes. >> she's, only 16 minutes. >> jimmy: still, that counts. >> only? in twin world that's lik forever. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: in twin world. so what's the advantages of having an identical twin? is there any this you can get away with stuff? can you -- >> oh -- >> well, whewe were young, we would break up with boyfriends for each other. >> oh, all the time. >> jimmy: you're kidding me. >> yeah, i swear.e >>ver had to go through like the emotions of a breakup. because i was like, "you wanna lomp the guy, cool." they're like, "h "yeah not into you, sorry." and then i would just go on with my day. "d hurt feelings. then she'd be like you do it?" i'm like, "yeah, yo

nikki haley directly blaming maduro and his socialism for the collapse. christian, lebron's say it's not socialism, it was the drop in oil prices. your take. >> this has been a slow moving train wreck. it's gain speed recently but since 1989 when they elected who go chavez, this is the consequence of socialism. oil is actually up a little bit. it's not at the all-time high but it is in it 70s. this country ought to be rich and isn't because of the government. >> it was due to oil than texas and canada would be in a state of collapse as well. maduro answered the trump administration sanctions not with reform but by printing money. we've got to listen to gubernatorial candidates and the unexciting who is saying the democrat party should go on full on social a spread let's listen. >> i am proud to be one of the small but growing number of candidates who identify as a democratic socialist. the establishment is terrified of that word. socialism. republicans are going to call a socialist matter what we do so we might as well give them the real thing. >> the rea

our guest is nikki wentling who covers topics for "stars & stripes". our next collar is from texas, also a veteran. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm a vietnam era that, and like most if not all the veterans i have had contact with, i am against privatization of the va and i concerned and would like you to discuss the committee or the group that trump has appointed, that the koch brothers are behind who are for privatization, who are going around deciding what facilities are to be closed and they have a final say in the matter, could you discuss something about them? >> host: thank you for the call. >> guest: she is referring to concerned veterans of america, a group that is part of the koch brothers political network and they have grown in power and influence under the trump administration is a lot of people argue they are for privatizing the va. i think they would say they want to prong private-sector piece of the va. they are in charge of saying which facilities are closed. i would not say that is true. there is a committee that will look a

that officially they saudi government says the offer has been postponed not counseled roberts' model nikki is a senior analyst at the group it's a consultancy an advocacy organization he says saudi arabia has economic outlook is improving. we have to remember back when this i.p.o. was announced it was early two thousand and sixteen the economic context was very different than it is now saudi arabia was coming off of a year where their budget deficit reached close to one hundred billion dollars the price of oil was still low there were

a reporter: no. >> glor: okay nikki, thank you. search for the suspect in a cold-blooded killing of a houston cyclist came to an end today. this case got national attention because the victim was a prominent doctor who once treated a former president. tear villafranca has more on this. >> reporter: the intense manhunt for joseph james pappas ended rnound 9:30 this morning. it happened just three miles from his houston home. >> this is our suspect. the suspect's deceased. >> reporter: houston police chief art acevedo says a parks employee spotted pappas and iclled police after finding his wallet, confirming his identity. officers arrived moments later. >> the suspect has body armor on, and was not complying with our officers' commands. suspect pappas took the gun and >>ot himself in the head. >> reporter: police had been searching for pappas since shesday. authorities say he shot and killed prominent houston cardiologist mark hausknecht while riding a bike last month. hausknecht once treated former president george h.w. bush and, up

o glor: is it possible at this point, nikki, that any of the atergy involved in the alleged cover-up could face criminal charges? >> reporter: yes. if they failed to report child sex abuse allegations, they could be prosecuted. >> glor: okay, nikki battiste, thank you for your work on this story. after 11 days of testimony, the first case prosecuted by special counsel robert mueller is now in the hands of a federal jury in alexandria, virginia. six men and six women heard closing arguments today in the bank fraud and tax-evasion trial of paul manafort, the one-time trump campaign chairman. deliberations will begin tomorrow morning. if he is convicted, prosecutors are recommending manafort get as arch as ten years in prison. it was the first day of school today at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. six months after 17 students and staff members were killed, another 17 were wounded, new security measures are now in place. but, as adriana diaz reports from parkland, some still don't ndel safe. >> bye, mickey. >> reporter: carlos rodriguez greeted the day with bot

nikki battiste reports. >> he asked me what the hell is going on. i told him, "courtney is accusing me that i committed domestic violence. i didn't." >> reporter: ohio state's recently fired assistant football coach zach smith is defending his former boss, urban meyer. >> he looked at me and said, "i swear to god, zach, if i find out you hit her, you're done. you're fired." and i said, "i understand, coach. i didn't, i'm fine." >> reporter: in an interview with espn, smith said they discussed domestic violence ,llegations made by smith's now-ex-wife, courtney, in 2015, and that meyer handled it hoperly. .> i don't think it's his job to investigate, to ask questions, to talk to her. >> reporter: meyer first denied ty knowledge of the 2015 abuse allegations to reporters in y.ly. e> i got a text late last night that something happened in 2015, and there was nothing, unless, once again, there's nothing-- once again, i don't know who n aates a story like that. h reporter: but in a statement on twitter friday, he appeared to acknowledge that he had iown,

ra glor: nikki battiste, who has been leading the way on this story. nikki, thank you.cusing a well-known congressman and potnetially minnesota attorney general of abuse gives her first television interview. and later, american newspapers respond to attacks from aperident trump. respond to attacks from president trump. my body can stil make its own insulin. i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release its own insulin, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen. and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck o

r glor: nikki, you mentioned the statute of limitations has expired in most of these cases. bi there any recourse, then, for so many of these victims? >> reporter: there is a bill on nae table here in the pennsylvania state legislature that could eliminate the statute of limitations for one year, so any victim could file a civil lawsuit, regardless of age. jeff. >> glor: all right, nikki battiste, leading us off tonight from harrisburg, pennsylvania. o kki, thank you. the death toll is up to at least 26 after a highway disaster in the italian port city of genoa today. a bridge more than a half century old collapsed, sending dozens of cars and trucks atunging nearly 150 feet. charlie d'agata has the latest ge this. ws reporter: footage shot from a helicopter shows the sheer level of destruction. out of nowhere, the bridge ahead disappeared, taking everything and everyone with it. this cell phone video captured the moment a section of the bridge collapsed. the balance between life and death came down to a matter of seconds. this green truck managed to stop lufew feet from the

ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. we are there with her life. tough talk on iran and the latest on efforts to denuclearize north korea. later president trump expects giant red wave in november. the is he seeing something the experts are missing? welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. as president trump's team of attorneys response to robert mueller's latest offer for a sitdown interview with the president, the negotiations of been going on for months. tonight there seems to be some movement. the ball is now in mueller's court. we've got team coverage on all our top story tonight. trace gallagher covering new sanctions imposed on russia. correspondent rich edson live in colombia with an expose of interview with ambassador nikki haley. we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry following late-breaking developments. >> great to see you. rudy giuliani ramping up the writer, saying he's never seen such a legitimate investigation. they are sending to cochlear messages to robert mueller. that they are willing to work w

nbc's nikki joins us live now on capitol hill. good morning. >> hey, aaron and eun, good morning. we're expecting the state to call one more witness when court resumes this afternoon and then after that, like you said, wrapping up the case. then the defense's turn. we don't know how many witnesses o call. going they don't have to release that information until after the state rests. we may get closing argumen as on as tomorrow. on friday, the judge called an unexpected recess for several hours. we never really heard what that was about but a lot of speculation surrounding that. manafort is being charged with bank fraud and taxevasion. within the next couple days, the jury looks like i is deliberating on this case. >> nikki on the hill. thank you. >>> it is 4:48 now. today we could learn about additional charges for the mother who allegedly shot her po daughters. the second daughtesed away over the weekend. fairfax county pottce say the girl died early saturday morning nearly a week after roshooting. venica youngblood is accused of shooting the sisters inside their apartment. one o

nikki really trusts john laying out in her hammock.le, john's in preparing a drink. >> 10 gallons of water, 10 gallons of flour, and a really big prank. >> i'm getting he's going to douse her and flour her. >> douse her and dust her. >> we like flour, but not this kind. and he better not mess that up dress, because that dress is really, really cute. >> oh my god. oh my god. oh. >> there's no quick way to get out of a hammock. >> no. >> oh my god, i thought i was drowning. >> she said she feels like she got water boarded. >> that's a pretty good makeup look for you, though. >> yeah, ha, ha, ha. >> uh-oh, she's coming up here. >> this is my favorite dress, it better not be ruined. >> see, what did i tell you, he messed up the dress. >> yeah, i s my reflection and my hair looks so bad. >> that's why showers were invented, you'll be fine. >> it's wet flour. this even the kids know this is all bad. >> da da. >> good dad. >> now she knows what she'll look like had when she's 80. she'll have great hair. >> da da. >>> two big welcome home vide

nikki battiste has more. >> i express profound sorrow, and i apologize to the survivors of child sex. >> reporter: harrisburg bishop ronald gainer's apology comes as the catholic church is once again under fire. >> we take seriously both mine and the diocese's obligation to prevent such abuse from occurring. >> reporter: they released 71 names of clergy accuse of sexual abuse of minors in harrisburg going back to 1990. this move comes before the anticipated releasof grand jury investigation expected to name more than 300 priests accused of being sexual predators in six of the pennsylvania's eight catholic dioceses. 66-year-old sarah tell tells the grand jury she was first sexually abused by james mchales 12 , and ither continued for 20 years. >> i was just a happy-go-lucky kid. all of a sudden he started lying down with me at night. it started off with touching and went to intercourse. >> reporter: like so many other cases it fell out of the statute of limitations, but somei sayey. >> what does this grand jury report mean to you? >> it means everything. i went and testified in front

nikki haley is in colombia and touring drug interdiction efforts.spondent rich edson is traveling with the ambassador and reports from bogota. >> the director of colombia's antinarcotics police just told u.n. ambassador nikki haley cocaine production will increase here as she watches police destroy coca crops. >> this is where it comes from. we are at the source of where all of it comes from. we have to go to the source and cut the supply. >> u.s. has spent millions over the last decade and and a half to. colombia coca cultivation hit all time high. robust demand for drugs in the u.s. keeps cocaine production and trafficking a multi-billion-dollar industry here. counter narcotics forces face overwhelming challenges. coca yields are resilient and frequent. and farmers can protect them against aerial spraying. fields are hidden deep in colombia's countryside controlled by guerrillas where snipers and ieds protect them. >> illegal crops have expanded and done so exponentially. >> ambassador haley spoke to us in an exclusive television interview here af

nikki battiste has more. >> reporter: a grand jury has found widespread sexual abuse by catholic priests in pennsylvania. its report also accuses church officials of engaging in a systematic coverup. >> church officials routinely and typically described the abuse as horseplay and wrestling and inappropriate contact. it was none of those things. it was child sexual abuse. >> reporter: grand jurors examined six of the state's eight diocese and identified 301 priests as predators. >> those priests acted as wolves among us even if they were dressed in sheep's clothing. i am sorry for that. >> reporter: the grand jury's nearly 900-page report was compiled over the course of an 18-month investigation. while it's full of damning detail, it's unlikely to result in justice for most of the victims. nearly all of the alleged crimes occurred decades ago. because of the statute of limitations, awe bull two cases are too old to be prosecuted. >> no one should be out of the reach of a law just because they happen to live a particularly long time. if you raped a child, you should be held accountable in

nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >>> the brave 16-year-old girl that escaped her captors with the help of one heroic northern california postal worker. >>> a fiery scene caught on camera in someone's living room when an electric scooter suddenly exploded. >>> he has trouble walking but this bay area police officer is on his feet for hours each day, cracking down on crimes in a personal way. >>> you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. teenage girl.. after she was kidnapped and sold to a sex trafficker. reporter alisa becerra is in sacramento with the s a california postal worker is being credited with saving a teenage girl after she was kidnapped and sold to a sex trafficker, reporter alissa becerra is in sacramento with this story. >> i was kidnapped and held captive and abused and stuff. >> reporter: 16-year-old crystal said she might not be standing here today if it were not for the heroics of postal carrier, yvonne. >> it was an adrenaline rush. i felt like i was being s

this is the opal test center in central germany and this is nikki wilder she's hoping to break a world record in her veil will be a recombined bicycle she wants to cover a distance of over one thousand two hundred one thousand kilometers in twenty four hours using sheer leg power opal is supporting her attempt at the record. a car maker supporting a biking event not as strange as it seems the company's founder adam opel first came across these high wheelers also known as finding farthings in paris in the eighteen eighty according to legend opel himself struggled to stay on the bike but he ordered the design from england and started making them himself the first world out of the opel sewing machine plant in eighty to eighty six the workers were well qualified because the production process for bikes was similar to sewing machines so two years later the factory was expanded to include specific bike making departments as well as a test hall then the first catalog with all the different models was published. in one thousand thirty seven after a good fifty years of making bikes ople decided

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nikki, good morning. >> phillip and frances, good morning. officials here were preparing for months for yesterday's demonstrations, but in the end, far fewer far right protesters showed up than expected. about two dozen unite the right demonstrators showed up sunday under heavy police protection. far fewer than the 400 organizers had planned for. >> we're in 2018, we're not in the jim crow era. white people are becoming a minority in the united states and europe, and we face real discrimination. >> reporter: the protesters themselves were in the minority, outnumbered by counterdemonstrators, kept back behind police barricade. >> we need to let them know and the world to know that the world is against them, and specifically most of this country is against their ideas. >> reporter: a mostly peaceful protest cut short by mother nature. >> today was a success because it was a very peaceful protest. there was no violence. everybody cooperated. >> we proved we could do a peaceful rally and we could speak and we did that. >> reporter: but afterwards

nikki battiste has that report. >> reporter: vatican spokesman greg burke made this statement. >> we express our feelings about these horrible crimes in two words. those are shame and sorrow. the abuses described in the report are criminal. they're morally reprehensible. >> reporter: the statements are in response to two decades of claims. they uncovered decades of sexual abuse by over 300 clergy members preying on more than 1,000 minors. a statement from the attorney general's office says it revealed a systematic coverup spanning decades. still, the vatican added this. >> the holy father wants to put the victims first, make sure they know he is on their side. >> reporter: shaun dougherty helped launch the investigation. he was just 10 years old when the priest began sexually abusing him. >> what's your feeling on the pope's response? >> you pulled a page out of the vatican playbook. name and number. >> the vatican said the pope is on your side. what do you make of that? >> if he's been on my side -- he hasn't been on my side ever. >> you've been speaking in the last hour with others

united nations ambassador nikki haley staged a short walk from the venezuelan border declaring it was time for the venezuelan president to go. focusing on humanitarian crisis in venezuela flooding into colombia, she addressed foreign policy challenges across the world with questions how long the us would wait for north korea to surrender its nuclear weapons. >> if they want to wait but we are not willing to wait too long, we are willing to be patient but they have to understand the end result is the same. that will never change and we won't we can that or the sanctions so this is all in north korea's court. >> haley and like pompeo have accused china and russia of easing sanctions enforcement against north korea, state to permit official says the us is sanctioning russia again this time for the poisoning of a former british spy and his daughter in england, haley warns of more penalties. >> a lot of options we could do but you saw the sanctions last week, those things will happen until we can clean up the behavior. >> the us began restoring sanctions against iran as part of the iran nu

suddenly it rains and the air cools down nikki starts writing again after the precipitation has calmed down a bit she can even think of sleeping. absolutely no way sleep wouldn't help at all if i have to break a record i'll sleep afterwards and i hope to succeed at it without making any breaks the first. in the end she has to make one pit stop and danielle uses the time to work on the veil immobile then nikki painfully squeezes herself back in where the last lay. around and around she goes until big breaks again in the end she covers one thousand and eighty eight kilometers missing the world record for men and setting a new one for women. what's that slipping through the trees this in the wet looks like a five door coupe a but it's a little on the tall site isn't it. hard to stare i'd sit on one says that in two thousand and seven b.m.w. went out on a limb when it gave an elegant five door coupe a. the ground clearance of an s.u.v. that was the bag six being and it was followed a few years later by the bags for x. but this car isn't either of those six years after the execs as washingt

nbc's nikki carvajal has thela st. >> reporter: lots of people in dc, it was a tense weekend leading up to the protest with permits for about 400 people filed for the unite the right rally. ultimately, only about 20 showed up and by some accou s it was even fewer than that. they were far outnumbered by counter esprters. thousands of people took to the streets.e there was s shouting between the two groups, but never any physical interaction. they k wereept very far b separated police. some counter protesters towards the end of the night were sort of antagonizing police throwing bottles. they were pepper sprayed. other than that police say it was a peaceful protest and they're proud of the work that they did. >> the folks out there on the lines tak v all thatbal abuse, but to be able to stand up here today and nobody -- know that nobody was killed and no cdy got hurt in oury is a little sense of pride there for our fniks. >> the right blamed weather for why they wrapped up the protest so quickl but definitely a very stark contrast to what happened in charlottesville last year. phillip

or to the united nations rather nikki haley said quote oil is the lifeblood of north korea's effort to build and fund a nuclear weapon profit its director general a russian national was also accused by. treasury of personally aiding in the endeavor and interacting directly with north korean representatives in russia u.s. treasury secretary steven the new ssion said in a statement quote treasury will continue to implement existing sanctions on north korea and will take action to block and designate companies ports and vessels that facilitate illicit shipments and provide revenue streams to the d.p. r. k. . highest paying jobs in the united states or in technology according to glassdoor that is of the twenty five highest paying jobs fourteen are in the technology sector that's up from last year with the leaven of the top twenty five earning jobs the positions include software development and engineer managers and enterprise architects even the lowest paying of those positions average one hundred thousand dollars of annual income each year incidentally see street level positions were e

nikki haley seems to think that the pastor fee only began well yesterday. we had that a saudi led coalition had airstrikes today against a fish market and a hospital in her data that may have caused dozens of casualties we've hit a new day now in yemen and we've had a new sense of urgency and u.n. and that if this is what started to happen civilians are at risk infrastructure is at risk or former pentagon official michael maloof thinks washington should have recognized the humanitarian situation in yemen long ago. for nikki haley it just occurred today which is unfortunate because the united states is actually supplying a lot of the logistics and the intelligence for the saudis and you don't hear too much criticism he should have been out there months ago condemning what the the the humanitarian catastrophe that's occurring in yemen is just you just you just cannot be nice about this any longer or or just overlook it because it's gone on for too long and too many people have been have been killed and you wonder and you have to ask yourself the question what

you know ambassador nikki haley in is south america to witness the growing crisis in venezuela of the coming up this hour we'll speak to marc lotter former press secretary for vice president mike pence and ron paul and gregg jarrett. a great show. david: it is still double digits down. it could be worse and nasdaq looks to stay in the green, nicole. >> that's right. when you see the nasdaq in the green, inching closer to record highs. a quarter of a percent away to record territory the nasdaq. s&p 500 with the minimal move is still about half a percent away from record all-time highs. we're seeing stocks hitting new record highs. earnings season has been good news. that continues to bring optimism people are waiting for headlines. it is quiet and president trump on vacation to certain extent at least. we haven't seen much movement. it is about earnings that we've been seeing. that being said, the big picture, looking at, by the way, goldman sachs, ibm, boeing, shaved off 40 points off the dow a little bit earlier today. those were some of the laggards as the dow dropped 74 points. i m

amy: that is nikki haley. severe, buts were even u.n. officials i talked to an outside experts said they were manageable if they were done with some sort of orderly process. but the ununited states push for these cuts to be very severe and very fast. because of that, the u.n. peacekekeeping mission, i wass told, had to move its forces and close down bases in a very haphazard fashion. that this had to be done very fast. because of this, bases were shut down in ituri province just for the violence broke out. the people i talk to, the experts said this hamper the response, ththat there could've been a faster u.n. response. i should mention these attackeks were armed with trtraditional weweapons ,axes, arrows, machet. u.n. peacekeepers are armed with modernrn automatic weapons. people said if there was a robust peacekeeping -- they could've saved lives because the attackers would not of been able to statand up to them. amy: who supports this overall u.n. peacekeeping force called monusco? largeusco is supported in part of the united states,

that's why i love the nikki haley story, to tie a candidate to an 80% issue. >> this is one of the key benefits that we have found with putting these type of issues on the ballot. state we hadin one a school choice issue on the ballot. and we were able to get new people involved. i'm not recommending doing voucher campaigns, but these were transformative education issues, and from that group of people who had never been involved in politics really, we got the future state chair of the party, someone for the national committee, four people elected to the legislature. it brought new blood. that's one thing i like about these types of efforts. it allows people who say i am sick of politics, i'm sick of the fighting, it allows them to come forward and volunteer and get engaged on a specific issue. with that success, they say, what is next? it helps build new leadership. i think we can all agree that getting new leadership every cycle is helpful to the cause. those of you who have been in a long time, some days i am sure we all shrugged and say i am exhausted. key.nergy is we put together a

nikki haley tonight saying north korea may have, quote, changed their mind on denuclearization. president trump abrupt ly canceling mike pompeo's newest trip. and what defense secretary mattis is now warning tonight. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: in the clearest sign yet that president trump's dream of a grand nuclear deal with north korea may be fading away, u.n. ambassador nikki haley today said kim jong-un may not want to give up his nuclear weapons afterall. >> look, are they wishing or maybe changing their minds on denuclearization? it's possible. >> reporter: in singapore, the president made it sound like an almost done deal. >> mr. president, did he a denuc very quickly. very, very quickly. absolutely. >> reporter: as soon as he returned to washington, he declared "there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea." but "the washington post" reported a letter from kim jong-un's spy chief, the man who met with president trump at the white house shortly before the singapore summit, prompted the president to call off the

or to the united nations rather nikki haley said quote oil is the lifeblood of north korea's effort to build and fund a nuclear weapon profit its director general a russian national was also accused by treasury of personally aiding in the endeavor and interacting directly with north korean representatives in russia u.s. treasury secretary steven minutiae said it. a statement quote treasury will continue to implement existing sanctions on north korea and will take action to block and designate companies ports and vessels that facilitate illicit shipments and provide revenue streams to the d.p. r. k. . highest paying jobs in the united states or in technology according to glassdoor that is of the twenty five highest paying jobs fourteen are in the technology sector that's up from last year with the leaven of the top twenty five earning jobs the positions include software development and engineer managers and enterprise architects even the lowest paying of those positions average one hundred thousand dollars of annual income each year incidentally see street level positions were exclud

nikki fox, bbc news.e reality tv show love island for reinforcing stereotypes of firefighters as muscle—bound men. commissioner dany cotton said such portrayals discouraged young women from joining the service and she criticised the itv2 show‘s fireman challenge for "rolling out every offensive cliche possible". chi chi izundu reports. rolling about every offensive cliche possible. that is how a senior member of the london fire brigade has criticised this show. commissioner dany cotton, seen here in the middle, has urged advertisers, journalists and marketers to stop using lazy images of firefighters, saying they reinforce the mic misconception that all firefighters are muscle—bound ben. adding, no wonderso all firefighters are muscle—bound ben. adding, no wonder so many women are put off. just 300 of the fire brigade in london's 5000 operational firefighters are women. the comments come as the brigade launches a campaign to improve equality and gender equality within the organisation. i get off the truck

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or to the united nations rather nikki haley said quote oil is the lifeblood of north korea's effort to build and fund a nuclear weapon profit its director general a russian national was also accused by treasury of personally aiding in the endeavor and interacting directly with north korean representatives in russia u.s. treasury secretary steven minutiae said. in a statement quote treasury will continue to implement existing sanctions on north korea and will take action to block and designate companies ports and vessels that facilitate illicit shipments and provide revenue streams to the d.p. r. k. . highest paying jobs in the united states or in technology according to glassdoor that is of the twenty five highest paying jobs fourteen are in the technology sector that's up from last year with the leaven of the top twenty five earning jobs the positions include software development and engineer managers and enterprise architects even the lowest paying of those positions average one hundred thousand dollars of annual income each year incidentally see street level positions were exclud

nikki battiste has details on this. >> reporter: the fatal shooting os joseph santos was captured on this cell phone video. you can hear officer jonathan roselle give commands, before firing five shots, killing the 44-year-old, who was unarmed. >> get down on the ground! get down on the ground! ( gunfire ) >> reporter: lehigh county district attorney jim martin illed it unjustified. >> i have concluded that he did not have to discharge his weapon. >> reporter: the incident happened ten days ago, after callers reported a man acting erratically outside a water park in pennsylvania. >> reporter: santos can be seen here jumping on top of officer roselle's patrol car. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: roselle had been with the south whitehall township police for five months before the incident. >> officer roselle stated to the first responding officer that he thought, "he ( bleeped ) up." >> reporter: data tracked by bowling green state university shows, since 2005, 91 officers have been charged in fatal police-involved shootings, and 32 have been convicted. >> we will fight for joey. >> report

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here's nikki battiste. >> reporter: in the early morning hours, this california home was under siege. the focus was 68-year-old robert chain, who prosecutors say made 14 threatening phone calls to the boston globe's newsroom. are e of the peopl al eve 16th,, you in the expletive head later today at 4:00. the call came the same day the boston newspaper published this full-page editorial, appealing to newspapers across the country to condemn president trump's constant attacks on the press. >> because they are the fake, fake, disgusting news. >> reporter: more than 400 newspapers answered the globe's call. alex king bury is on the paper's editorial board. >> the president says things liken am like enemies of the people. that should be deeply alarming to everyone. >> reporter: in another call six days later, chain said, as long as you keep attacking the president, i will continue to threat, harass, and annoy the boston globe. >> with a shotgun, green pants. >> reporter: chain's threats started just six weeks after a lone gunman shot and killed five employeest the "capital gazette" newspap

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley put out this statement kofi on a devoted his life to making the world a more peaceful place through his compassion and dedication to service he worked tirelessly to unite us and never stopped fighting for the dignity of every person we joined the entire united nations and diplomatic community in celebrating his life and in lifting up his family in love and prayers we've heard from the former u.s. president barack obama who praised on its integrity persistence optimism and sense of compassion for humanity we've heard from the russian president vladimir putin he was said that he was fortunate to speak personally with kofi annan quote i sincerely at mired his his wisdom and courage and his ability to make balance decisions even in the face of the most complicated and critical situations other persons who have praised kofi annan to life and work include theresa may the british prime minister because he legard who was the head of the mouth. modi the indian prime minister as well as reverend doesn't tutu. and kenneth roth who is the leader of human