i think without otto warmbier this would have not have happened. when he came back in that condition, it christalized it. he did not die in vein. >> tucker: i have been known you for several yearses. one trait is brutal honesty. alone in the room, how honest and brutal? bring people into the room. >> we got along very well. we got along from the beginning. we started off, he and myself and 2 interpreters. i made the statement and i said it about a lot of different kinds of relationships. you can tell at the beginning. >> tucker: could you tell at the beginning? >> i felt very good at the beginning. we have to denuke. this country has to be denuked. he understood that. we were doing great things and south korea and japan will be involved and president xi of china is terrific on the border. >> sean: is that a big part? your meetings when you met with the president of china were schedule for 15 minutes. didn't some go on for 4 hours? >> we met at mar-a-lago. he wanted to be at mar-a-lago. we had a 15 minute meeting schedule. we were going into break o

it is called the untold story of otto warmbier.o the secret talks that took place to bring the american college student home, describing what happened to him as "even more shocking than anyone knew." trace gallagher is live and our west coast newsroom tonight with the story. a good common traits. >> good evening, martha. "gq" is reporting that in june of last year, president trump signed off on a secret mission to send a plane load of diplomats and doctors enter north korea to bring otto warmbier home. the article says mr. trump told then secretary of state rex tillerson to "take care of him" but it was also known, he had been held for 15 months, was unconscious. his parents were told by his home state of ohio senator rob portman that their son had brain damage, yet they held out hope that he was in a medically induced coma. that hope faded when the plane carrying their son arrived back in cincinnati and they saw him strapped to a stretcher jerking violently and howling. doctors still don't know what caused the injuries, but there

otto did not die in vain.ctually believe -- i've gotten very friendly with his parents, devastated, as you would think i'm a great parents, he was a great young man. but i think without otto, this whole thing wouldn't have happened. a crystallized, when he came back, and that condition, it crystallized so much to so many people. maybe even to the other side, frankly. but i think that otto truly did not die in vain. >> sean: i've known you for a lot of years, and i think one trait that i could say is brutal honesty. in the room, alone, and in the subsequent talks with your team and their team. how honest? how brutal? what was said? try to bring people into thelo room. >> president trump: we got along really well. wengwe got along from the begin. we started off, he and myself and two interpreters, from the beginning, we got along. i made the statement, i've said it before, i've started about a lot of different kinds of relationships. you can almostnd tell right at e beginning. >> sean: did you tell at the beginn

otto frank wrote in the lette that he had filed an application in rotterdam at the u.s. consulate and also mentioned that all the papers were destroyed by a german bombardment. anne frank's family went into hiding from the nazis at amsterdam exactly 76 years ago today. >> my goodness. chris lawrence, thank you. >>> maryland votg officials plan to work through the weekend counting provisional ballots. those ballots could decidhe outcome of some primary races that have been too close to call. one of those races is the race forom montgery county executive. right now, marc elrich and david blair basically tied. the provisional ballots are playing a big role because a computer issue at the maryland motor vehinle atration left 80,000 people improperly registered. >>> a part of the popular u street corridor in the d.c. area could soon be known by a differentname. d.c. council will consider emergency legislation to rename the 12 hundr00 block of u stree ben's chili bowl wa t the goal i get it renamed for the 60th anniversary that's coming up next month. you mi ben chili's bowl u

strike just before half time and just after the break argentina went in front thanks to caprio medic otto but then benjamin powerball struck to find hoffa only the way into the back of the net before killian paid quickly schooled to games fish eye and then soon afterwards see three goals in eleven minutes to turn the tide completely on its head. sergio aguero got one more in extra time but to no avail argentina are heading home. and on to the next much narrower euro why were solidly against rinaldo as portugal would you say your why are now ranking among the favorites. quite possibly and i mean when they when they put in a performance like that with so much stubbornness and defense and so much flair and attack as well the two combined you really would be a brave person to bet against them and we expected this to be a jewel of kind of two forwards luis suarez of europe wide and christiane of another portugal but it was in fact the other euro why forward edinson cavani really stole the show and testicles from him one showcasing six quick movement and then a thumping had a that they equalise

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otto halafihi is accused of pushing the woman and her 64-year-old caretaker to the ground and stealing a purse in concord. 93-year-old ann peterson was taken to ann peterson 93-year-old concord. 93-year-old ann peterson was taken to the hospital where she died several days later. halafihi is already charged with robbery and elder abuse. during his court hearing today... the district attorney is expected to add murder charges. ( darya ) new this morning... a man is recovering after being assaulted with in his own driveway in sonoma county. the victim returned home and found a man and a woman in a car blocking his driveway. this is on the 35-hundred block of piner road. there was also trash scattered along the road. when the victim asked the man to pick up the trash the man began punching and kicking him. he then started hitting the man with a belt. the attacker also stole the victim's money. the thief is still on the loose this morning. ( james ) the wildfire burning near yosemite has grown overnight. we have new numbers just into the newsroom. the "ferguson fire" is burning in mariposa

otto hala-fi-hi is accused of pushing the woman and her 64-year-old caretaker to the ground and stealing a purse in concord. 93-year-old ann peterson was taken to the hospital where she died several days later. halafihi is already charged with robbery and elder abuse. during his court hearing today... the district attorney is expected to add murder charges. ( robin ) new this morning... a man is recovering after being assaulted in his own driveway. this happened in sonoma county. the victim returned home and found a man and a woman in a car blocking his driveway. this is on the 35-hundred block of piner road. there was also trash scattered along the road. when the victim asked the man to pick up the trash the man began punching and kicking him. he then started hitting the man with a belt. the attacker also stole the victims money. he is still on the loose this morning. ( robin ) another big story we are following this morning... immigrant parents who are not u-s citizens will be allowed to vote in san francisco school board elections starting this november. registration began yesterday.

heights brazil's liberal government is facing a challenge from the far right congressman jack boston otto has announced that he's running for president and he's second in the opinion polls after the jail former president louis ignacio lula da silva who are likely to be likely be barred from running also not of his promise to dissolve state companies to crack down on crime and take brazil out of the paris climate change agreement if he's elected in october the president of france the money on the corner has ordered a reshuffle of his staff after a video showing his former bodyguard assaulting a protest up on exams but nama seen here to the rights of mark kong has been charged with gang violence after he was identified beating up a protester he's now under investigation for interfering in public service and wearing a police badge illegally president mccrum sacked on friday after a video of the assault went viral a tiny remote village in greenland has been nervously watching an eleven million tonne iceberg that struck did next to the settlement if it breaks up people fear the waves could wip

otto is he was one of these perfectionists. i picked him up in nevada. as my crew chief, we were flying these old beat up p-39. on a gun side you have a combining glass and it sits right behind the armored glass. you can't even get your finger in there. it would get dusty in a hurry. he came to me and said, what can i do to make this airplane better for you? and i said, you can clean the gunsight glass. it is right in front of you. it was a mess. . forgot about it and went back out day we flew and i came and airplane was crystal clear. how did you do that? i said i found a feather. became a world-famous potter afterwards, you know, an artist. that's what he did do. he worked with his hands. he looked to do that. the real story i will to you about the crew chiefs to not get much credit. it happened after the invasion and came back on my second tour from the states. i started flying in september. in november, we had the first big snow in germany. it was all over. his stick. i know i am going to finish my tour in the winter. my airplane looked like this. it

and that is the prussian prime minister otto from bismarck. he's fighting for the power of the crown of a parliament and democracy in prussia he is considered a reactionary of the first order. to the outside world he wants to unite the many german states under oppression rule not just out of a national feeling of germany has but as many believe out of oppression thirst for power. is moscow the major questions in history also with bennett's not with words. that now turns against him. bismarck studying flee to a school near hamburg the memory of the attempted assassination still hangs in the air here. one of the items in bismarck and stayed was the perpetrators pistol. it's a firearm that could have changed the course of history. as the downed bullet holes revealed bismarck was hit several times but his thick clothing that day dampened the impact and the guns firepower was too weak. bismarck only suffered bruising what would have happened if the assassination attempt had succeeded. bit of this that bismarck fallen victim to an assassination in e

they brought a several driving truck called otto thinking to disrupt the freig business. that business came embroiled in lawsuits. uber will maintain its freight app. >>> american red cross adding an incentive to get people to donate blood. it's offering a $5 gift card between now and august. there's a emergency need right now. >>> talk about buyer beware. your dream vacation can turn to a real nightmare depending on how you book it. there's warning about third party companies. >> we have taken many cruises, as you can see by the pictures. >> reporter: to say that pr n iscilla loves cruising is understatement. >> they are all inclusive on the water an it's fu i went on cruise for my honeymoon, birthday. i love crtses. we wo alaska. >> reporter: she booked yet another cruise through a companl vacations plus in orlando. >> the cruise was slated to leave and go to sine. it wen days. the cruise we had a jior suite. she paid the company a$1276s a deposit. one month before the june travet dates experienced cruiser had a fun feeling. >> i know they have you pay 90 days before th

they can have a scenario where their economy goes into recession as we know otto served it hurt theirhind the scenes everybody wants to figure this out and resolve it. i will use the word as fairly as possible. >> will see if the president treats about it today. dominate, thank you very much. good to see you. tracee: a protester arrested for the statue of liberty. our political can always send. up in their estimate for friday's job numbers. that pushed the federal reserve. we will take a look at that. let's take a look at those. the dow up now by 92. the nasdaq up a 30-point type. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh no no. maybe that geico has been proudly serving the military for over 75 years? is that what you wanted to say? mhmmm. i have to say, you seemed a lot chattier on tv. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. you ok back there, buddy? ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would figh

police say, otto halafihi attacked 93- year-old ann peterson and her 64 year-old caretaker, at a bankear the sun valley mall in concord. peterson was pushed to the ground, and her purse was taken.she suffered major injuries.. and was hospitalized. last week, she died. halafihi is behind bars charged with robbery and elder abuse.the district attorney's offices says, it plans to add murder charges when he returns to court july 17th. (pam) in contra costa county, the brentwood police department is investigating a killing.(ken) a woman was found dead inside her home this morning and the suspect, her son, is in custody.it happened on torrington drive in brentwood. kron 4's charles clifford was in brentwood and he has details. well, as of tuesday evening the investigation into this case continues. one person is in custody could be charged with murdering his own mother. it's an attack that has stunned this quiet neighborhood.around 10:30 tuesday morning, the brentwood police department responded here to chaucer drive on reports of a possible residential burglary and of cars being bu

answering that question, i just remind you that this -- that this committee produced the mbierwarm beer -- otto act over in the senate, representing the toughest economic sanctions ever directed at north korea. can you use that legislation as leverage to continue to focus that maximum pressure as we continue to negotiate some -- negotiate? >> levy just say that there are no plans to loosen up on sanctions. contrary, sanctions haven't quite effective. regarding the legislation, we appreciate your efforts. we have tremendous tools at our disposal right now. i'm not going to comment on some of your specifics about what they may or may not be doing. i can assure you that i have the utmost of confidence in secretary pompeo. i think there is no one better to lead this effort for the administration. we speak regularly on this specific status and i would say don't leave everything you read in the press. >> finally, on iran, is the administration fully reimposed by the deadline? what role do you see in that process for incrementing sanctions with respect in the new policy towards iran? know, we are impo

otto someone is lying.ho do you think has more credibility. >> as i was listening to you, ana, i studied philosophy. this seems like a pop philosophy question. thinking about giuliani saying that michael cohen is a liar and he has always been a liar. well if michael cohen said a at one point is he a liar and when was he a liar? who can tell. i have to say neither of the people is particularly believable. i mean donald trump has as you pointed out first said he did not dictate the statement then later when it got to you know talking to robert mueller and probably worried about eventually committing perjury said he did. and so we don't know. but i have to say michael cohen the interesting thing is michael cohen let this slip but he also told cnn from what i read that he doesn't actually have proof of this. and in this case you do kind of want a smoking gun with something this seriou. but, again, who knows maybe donald trump's lawyers will talk to robert mueller and will have something come out. it's quite ama

florian otto, thank you for joining us at bloomberg. head of europe at maple kroft.sers can use g tv on your bloomberg. catch up with the analysis. we will be talking charts next. it is time for the battle of the charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. it is time for battle of the charts. dani burger kicking things off. dani: there is a pressure cooker building in the u.s. treasury market because speculators have pushed their short positions on the u.s. 10 year to an all-time record. look at this. this is about half a million contracts. we don't have any precedent in history for this massive position here. yields hovering around 2.8, around the level we saw this massive best be put on. this toon i am bringing your attention, if we continue to see trade tensions building, if we get any flight to quality, this could result in a massive short squeeze. guy: maria? maria: that is good, but i have the biggest story today. -- had a terrible day yesterday. volatility, 90 day volatility in commodities. the spike we saw yesterday was the biggest since 2015. invest

the "ap" sayshat documen indicate that anne's father, otto, tried twice to collect papers to come tohe united states and later tried to g visas to cuba. the fra family went into hiding from the nazis in amsterdam exactly 76 years ago today. >>> 6:48 right now. "the capital gazette" shooting suspect sent a letter to a rginia newspaper. police say "the virginia pilot" received a letter from a pa reporter who works for that paper now. yesterday marked one week since the ddly ooting. they marked a moment of silence to mark the first time shots were fired. >>> this morning d.c. police are searching for thieves who stole a woman's car as she was pumping gath on july 4. >> from the video, it looks like they were waiting to strike. news had 4's justin finch live at that gas station on pennstlvania avenue in south with more on what happened. justin? >> reporter: hey ther aaron, erika, everyone out there. imreminder to keep your eyes open the next you're at the gas station, because as you're about to see, in almost no time, this woman had her car stolen here in a matter of seconds in broad day

otto halafihi attacked 93- year-old ann peterson and her 64 year-old caretaker...n concord. peterson was pushed to the ground and her purse was taken. she was hospitalized with serious injuries and died last week. halafihi is behind bars charged with robbery and elder abuse. the district attorney's offices says... it plans to add murder charges when he returns to court july 17th. ( james ) in the north bay... santa rosa police arrested a homeless man yesterday on suspicion of setting several fires last month. police say domingo bautista ... was identified by a witness. police believe he is responsible for 4 fires near occidental road in graton on june 14th... and 13- small fires along the santa rosa creek trail near dutton avenue on june 16th. he is now facing two- counts of felony arson. ( james ) the two defendants in the ghost ship fire case... derick almena and max harris... pleaded no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 2016 fire that resulted in the deaths of 36 people. as a part of the plea deal... the two men avoided not only a lengthy

charges against the man accused in a violent purse snatching could become more serious. 29-year-old otto alafehi knocked 93-year-old ann peterson to the ground. she died last month. the contra costa district attorney is looking to charge him with murder. >>> one high-profile name competing to redevelop the fort winfield scott campus in presidio. tesla ceo elon musk wants to revitalize the property. presidio.gov shared the photos. vacant 22 building property spans 30 acres making it one of the largest development sites in san francisco outside of downtown and mission bay. the presidio trust which oversees the site will hold a public hearing on july 25th and pick a developer next year. >>> all right. good morning. i'm frances dinglasan. we're starting off with a look at live doppler 7 and the satellite image and low clouds and fog along the coast spilling into parts of the east bay as well. temperatures in the 50s for the most part with the exception of los gatos at 48 degrees. hayward 60 degrees right now. you'll notice the on shore breeze will bring us cooler temperatures below average t

, mike mcfall, former ambassador, kyle parker, the person in congress who draft magnitsky act, bob ottostate department official and special agents from the department of homeland security who have been investigating russian money laundering connected with the magnitsky case. they are saying we haven't decided they want to hand them over? that is appalling. david: what is extraordinary take anything what putin says concerning the magnitsky act, concerning you, anybody with an opinion on those subjects seriously. the guy, mr. putin, let's be clear about it, has been responsible either directly or indirectly for deaths of people trying to expose corruption in russia for years. you and i knew paul kleb a editor for forbes ma seen a decade ago he was murdered on streets of moscow exposing crony capitalism in russia controlled by mr. krugman himself. there is a picture of paul. the bottom line the magnitsky act was designed to work against that corruption and i can not imagine an administration used it and continues to use it, throwing the author of that thing under the bus. >> well i agree

. >> reporter: within the past few hours here in supreme court, otto alafehi pled not guilty after there was a murder charge added to the 29-year-old in addition to the charges of elderly abuse and two counts of second-degree robbery. on may 18th of this year, he allegedly snatched a purse of peterson and her friend entering a bank in concord. she fell as a result and hospitalized for several weeks and died late last month. he had already turned himself in to authorities in a jailhouse interview with nbc bay area news, he said he was sorry, had been hungry, thirsty and needed gas. he says he just wasn't in the right frame of mind. this morning, daniel spoke to us and asked that peterson family if there was any way to forgive his younger brother. >> my brother's not a killer. to be honest. yes, we are big people. but samoans are raised to love others. we're known for hospitality. that's where we come from. but i know that it's just that we made a bad mistake. we all make mistakes. my brother made a mistake. >> reporter: he released the public defender this morning and took on a private de

effect testifily saying, sorry we're returning these, is we still need a real account what they did to ottor the young american college student who was finally released after more than a year held incommunicado with such severe brain damage that he died. adam: i want to keep talking about north korea but we have to get into the fact that vladmir putin has invited president, president trump to moscow, perhaps after the visit to the united states, that president trump has offered after the first of the year. how should we look at this? should president trump go? is this a good thing? is it a bad thing? what does it mean? >> first of all i think it means that vladmir putin is very good at stirring the pot in washington. he has just done it again. he sent out a formal invitation. he mentioned in a speech, not to russia with love. >> no, exactly. this turns into people leveling accusations at trump. how dare even consider it. at the same time actually, i don't think that it's time for hysterics. this is possibly somewhere out there. i don't think that president trump should say yes. if he meets

the suspect is 29-year-old otto halafifi.tim, anne peterson, was knocked to the ground during the robbery at sunny valley mall in may and died last moh.>>> a man the maximum penalty for hitting four bicyclists last october. aaron paff pleaded guilty to hit-and-run charges and was sentenced to three years in police. four men were injured during a charity bicycling event where they were hit by a pickup truck that then sped away. witnesses say it appeared the truck intentionally swerved into the cyclists. >>> san francisco police have made an arrest in the killing of a security guard working at a construction project near candlestick point. 61-year-old rollando romero was shot just before 5:30 yesterday morning and died later at the hospital. his family gave us these pictures of him. today police say they arrested 24-year-old cardell coleman. police have not released details on a motive or what led up to the shooting. >>> this accident commuters usig the dumbarton bridge. sky 7 flew over the railer overturned at about 3:00 this

otto, anfor bob intelligence officer in the state department who is doing all the investigations into the magnitsky case leading up to the passage of the magnitsky act. the officials of vladimir putin have asked for two other members , two other special agents in the department of homeland security, who are investigating a case in which the u.s. department of justice found money from the crime that sergei magnitsky exposed and was killed over going to new york. these people are asked to be handed over. jonathan winer, the deputy assistant secretary of state for narcotics and organized crime, who was the original person -- the person who originally conceived the idea of the magnitsky act. he asked david kramer, the state department official in charge of human rights for the state department. they asked him. he was previously president of freedom house, who lobbied for the magnitsky act to be handed over. you have this unbelievable situation where all these people are being asked to be handed over and most shockingly, yesterday, sarah sanders on said they are considering it. -- sarah hu

it was president otto perez molina in guatemala, was one of the intelligence leaders responsible forhusband's three years of torture. and they knew that when he was running for office, and the state department still covered for him, sayining he was a reformist, for example. but what we're doing -- through our intelligence agencies, we're still giving massive support and protection to keep these military units i in placace andn total power over each of these countries, so that they'llll do what we want with their countries. and in return, we cast a blind eye. well, they set up these hideous drug-running cartels that are chasing these people up here and which eventually are going to land right here. and there already are signs of thatat in texas. and if we haven't done our part to put those people in prison by releasing our files and halting military support for them, through elections and otherwise, then we're going to get what we deserve. attorneyn rights general for harbury. i spoke to her in brownsville, texas, last week. [capti >>> to our viewers around the world, it's 9:00 a.m. i

newsweek photographer or time magazine for a day or so, or somebody from the new york times which otto one of the photographers -- would shadow one of the photographers. you could take pictures of anything you want to. diane from time magazine, diane walker, she'd come. when you do suffer like that, they know the rules. when they tell you you got to go because stuff is getting sensitive, you got to go. so part of the deal about being a white house photographer was, you get to cover what we cover, see what we see. but when we say it's time to go, you got to go. we had a nice pool of photographers. because of money issues for all these companies that do the public stuff, they are always shareholders. there will be more now than they were about content. they don't care about content, they care about shareholders. i watched film crews go from five or six. now they pool their cameras. wherever they should their tape, everybody shares the same thing. they began to lose their work working for washington post or newsweek or the wire services because they were not giving the axis. -- access. wh

prosecutors say they are expected to charge otto with murder.es on our twitter feed. >>> fire damaged one of the bay areas top rated restaurants south bay's which is a michelin three-star restaurant. that restaurant will not open today and get the full story of this and imagies on our home page. i'm marcus washington. rock causr damage. but one east bay man )s insurane company - wouldn )t pay. the lesson we all can learn. plus - all the big headlines from overnight. and other (new ( stories to stt your day. )today in the bay ) - 4:30 to . >>> good morning,e everyone. welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. we begin with an important warning for parents. a teenager from florida had a severe peanut allergy. you know somebody with th, an allergy to peanuts. the 15-year-old made a tragic mistake weeks ago and the results were dire. nbc news correspondent stephanie gosk explains. watch this.

otto halafihi attacked 93- year-old ann peterson and her 64 year-old caretaker... at a bank near the sun valley mall in concord. peterson was pushed to the ground and her purse was taken. she was hospitalized with serious injuries and died last week. halafihi is behind bars charged with robbery and elder abuse. the district attorney's offices says... it plans to add murder charges when he returns to court july 17th. ( darya ) in the north bay... santa rosa police arrested a homeless man yesterday on suspicion of setting several fires last month. police say domingo bautista ... was identified by a witness. police believe he is responsible for 4 fires near occidental road in graton on june 14th... and 13- small fires along the santa rosa creek trail near dutton avenue on june 16th. he is now facing two- counts of ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... firefighters in one bay area city are on high alert for the 4th of july. how they are preparing to deal fires caused by fireworks. ( darya ) plus... the two defendants in the ghost ship fire case... reach p

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and in answering that question, i just remind you that this committee produced the otto warmbier act and that bill passed and it's over in the senate and that represents the toughest economic sanctions ever ever directed at north korea. can you use that legislation as leverage to continue to focus that maximum pressure as we continue to negotiate? >> first of all, let me just say, there are no plans to loosen up on sanctions if anything, quite the contrary. the sanctions have been very effective. as regards the legislation, we appreciate your efforts. we have tremendous tools at our disposal right now. i'm not going to comment on some of the specifics that you've said about what north korea may or may not be doing. i can assure you, i have the utmost of confidence in secretary pompeo. i think there's nobody better to be leading this effort for the administration. we speak regularly on the specific status and i would just say don't believe everything you read in the press. >> thank you. and finally on iran. is the administration on track to have sanctions fully reime posed by the nove

san jose 85. 88 santa cruz 73, 60s on the coast, 70s to 80s, from san mateo to paul otto. higher clouds thursday early friday. you will see them here, best bet, if you get some sour activity. >> thank you. >>> in the summer months, many people reach for their sunglasses, but some eye- opening help, the sunglasses may be doing some more harm than good. bringing in medical teams, this morning to explain this danger that i had never heard about, dena?>> i was shocked myself as a person i like to wear sunglasses even when it is not super sunny, it makes you feel a little bit cooler, you know? you like the look and you are protecting your eyes. but, here are the facts. i talked to and i researcher from oh lind university, he tells us that when you wear sunglasses here's the problem. you are putting them on, and then, you're getting some protection from the front, but the sun's uv rays are very easily sneaking behind the lenses. here's what happens when you put those dark lenses on in front of your eyes, your pupils open up. that provides a perfect entryway, or a gateway to thos

otto, as you say, joanna, charlie rowley has now spoken briefly to the place and u nfortu nately we nowthe police, but they do hope to speak to him again in the coming days. all they say is they will not provide a running commentary. here in salisbury, in a highly unusual move last night, the assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police service will base came here to the city and spoke to a packed —— neil basu, and he told the public that they could be a chance that the novichok could remain in the town in some transform, for up to 50 years, but he also said, as you mentioned, that he can't say for certain that these two novichok incidences are related, but said it is highly implausible they are not connected. he also stressed it was the priority of the police to identify how and when both dawn and charlie came to be contaminated. we know that they handled a container and police are now focusing their efforts on finding that container, whatever it may be. he also wanted to stress to this public meeting how difficult this public meeting how difficult this investigation has been, how

congress whose been to pyeongchang and i've seen the success of the agreement and it was only a year ago ottoting in singapore with specific achievements and that is the return of remains we see the removal of the propaganda posters which are all over north korea showing a north korean soldier, with a bayonette through an american soldier, and south korean soldier. these are being taken down. this is step by step a real achievement of reducing tension in north korea and northeast asia. charles: congressman wilson thank you very much appreciate it. >> honor to be with you thank you. charles: president trump heading to montana we're going to have live coverage of his rally tonight on fox business. more varney right after this. . . at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. charles: all right. big board up 144. really strong session this far. take a look at tivo. announcing the ceo is out. that stock under some pressur

unprecedented since the fall of the otto man empire.their message. and they are very concerned about the potential for their green movement populist uprising overthrow the regime. economy thanks to sanctions free fall. steve: time for new leadership that's our idea. >> just yesterday india number two importer of iranian oil had to halt the purchase of iranian 1 million barrels of iranian oil because they couldn't get insurance. steve: wow. >> to carry the cargo. this is the hindu stand petroleum company. that's a real concrete example of where these sanctions are biting the iranian economy. ainsley: when he says a war with iran would destroy everything you own. compare our military to their military. >> yeah. so our military is greatly superior. what the iranians mean, they will fight with us a symmetric warfare. that's cyber attacks. they have done that on our banks. they attack routinely our defense firms to steal missiles and other technology for their space program. they also mount attacks using their proxy militants in places like

we went joining us national security and foreign policy analyst james care of otto. the pres.alking about his meeting with vladimir putin heavily involved in nuclear proliferation. i wasn't expecting that. where you? >> the president said in his press conference he was going to talk about strategic issues with vladimir putin. no one has a problem, not much else to talk about but key issues on the table, what is the new strategic arms treaty, which is running out of the russians who like to keep the treaty going because it is in their benefit, some on the us side would like us to renegotiate it is the other one is the intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty where the russians cheat all the time. our side would like to say stop cheating and i think we all watch missile defense. we have done a lot to build a missile defense, we would not want to see the president say let's come to deal on that. stuart: the president was asked could he get the russians out of crimea? his response was i don't think vladimir putin would have done that if i was president, it was an obama disaster. w

vladimir putin has asked for bob otto, an intelligence officer in the state department, who is doing all the investigations in the state department to the magnitsky case leading up to the act. vladimir putin has asked for todd hymen and two other special agents in the department of homeland security who are investigating the case was the case in which the u.s. department of justice found money that sergey magnitsky was exposed and killed over going to new york. and so these people are being asked to be handed over. jonathan winer, who is the deputy assistant secretary of state for narcotics and organized crime, who was the original -- the person who originally conceived the idea of the magnitsky act and advise me on it. is asking to be handed over. david kramer, who is the -- who was a state department official in charge of human rights of the state department, they asked him -- and he was previously prisoned in freedom house, actively lobbied for the magnitsky act, to be handed over. so you have this unbelievable situation in which all these people are being asked to be handed over

vladimir putin has asked for bob otto arnings intelligence officer in the state department, doing all the investigations from the state department into the magnitsky case leading up to the passage of the magnitsky act. he's asked for todd hyman and two other special agents -- agents in the department of homeland security who are investigating the preversome case a case where they found money from the crime magnitsky was killed over going to new york. these people are being asked to be handed over. jonathan winer, deputy assistant secretary of state for narcotics and organized crime, who is the original person, the person who originally conceive of the idea of the magnitsky act. david kramer who is the -- who was the state department official in charge of human rights at the state department, they've asked him and he was previously president of freedom house, to actively lobby for the magnitsky act to be handed over. you have an unbelievable situation where people are being asked to be handed over nd most shockingly, yesterday, sara huckabee sanders said they're considering it. and i -