. >> reporter: paula, good morning. the big question right now, here in the birthplace of islam, will president trump use a phrase, radical islamic terrorism, that he used time and time again on the trail? right now, aides tell us this speech he'll deliver later this morning is expected to take a heard in the past. a much softer one. spelling out extremism in terms of good versus evil. this morning, president trump meeting with one leader after the next. egypt's president laying on the praise, saying president trump has a unique personality that is capable of doing the impossible. it prompted laughter in the room. and the president's response? >> i agree. >> reporter: with all the controversy back at home, president trump looking glad to be so far away. ♪ doing a traditional saudi dance typically a symbol of peace after a hard-fought war. ♪ and the men fighting with him in that battle back in washington? secretary of state rex tillerson and commerce secretary wilbur ross, right here, too, dancing with swords. but it was

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clean athletes like paula radcliffe and jonathan edwards...s real. the imf will consider the idea in august. lord coe says he likes it. but it will prove hugely contentious. world—famous prove hugely contentious. world —famous old world prove hugely contentious. world—famous old world records like the four—minute mile still be recognised? the four—minute mile still be recognised ? it seems the four—minute mile still be recognised? it seems the sport's rich history could soon be history itself. nightingales — they're britain's most celebrated songbird. but they're under the threat of extinction. in the past 25 years, their numbers have declined by 62%. to highlight their plight, a nightingale festival is being held in the woodlands of southern england during which singers will try to duet with the songbirds, as our arts correspondent, david sillito, explains. we are here in green farm in kent. we are gathered in anticipation of being led into the forest at dark to go and listen to the nightingales sing. sam lee, the man who is tonight taking us

tensa quiero salir corriendo. >> paula, estÁ trabajando en su recuperaciÓn. >> queremos ver que ellaa. >> simplemente el escuchar cada dÍa que le estÁ yendo mucha mejor para nosotros es una gran satisfacciÓn. >> es un triunfo es algo que he logrado. presentadora: tan trabajando de la mano del centro de familias hispanas en la recuperaciÓn de sus miedos. cree tener buenas posibilidades, paula espera reunir los recursos necesarios para tramitar la renovaciÓn de su permiso de trabajo, volvemos despuÉs de la pausa con mÁs historias de aquÍ y ahora. locutor: desde la clandestinidad una familia viven como si fueran fugitivos. >> ♪ mira las llantas. y los faros. y la parrilla. sabía que un día esto iba a pasar. state farm sabe que por cada una de esas, hay una de éstas... mira las llantas. y los faros. y la parrilla. sabía que un día esto iba a pasar. state farm está ahí con seguros de auto cuando las cosas van mal. y también aquí, con préstamos para auto... ...para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. ♪ muéstrale a tu piel aveeno® daily moisturizing body yogurt, enriquecido con los nutrientes d

yes, ma'am. >> bye, paula. >> bye, paula. >> thank you.'m going to call the program. do what i've got to do, for myself, my family. my son. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> a sadistic murder transforms the jail. >> he was sodomized, peed on, spit on, boiling water poured on him. he was tortured. >>> a roller derby queen takes a hard fall. >> i have kids, and i need to be with them, you know? this ain't cool no more. >>> and one inmate realizes that even a good day in jail can have a dark side. >> some of these guys are looking upwards of 10, 15 years each, you know.

(pkg) paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "i wouldn't put this on the worst enemy to go through this."he last 3 1/2 weeks searching for aly --- a nightmare for her family-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "for a while i couldnt eat or sleep, cause i felt if she's not eating or sleeping, it's not fair to do that"paula ede says her and her daughter would stay in close contact-- texting all the time--so she knew when the texting stopped-- something was wrong-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "she loved to talk to us every second day, mom what are you doing? mom i miss you...but it wasn't happening."20 year old aly yeoman is a yuba college student-- who was working two jobs--she last seen the night of march 30th-- leaving a friends house on romero street in yuba city.paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"i'm terrified, i don't know if she's hurt, i don't know whose hurting her, i don't know what's happened" aly's truck was found a few days later, down a levee, in an orchard--- stuck in mud. law enforcement found her cell phone and a single pair of footprints walking away from the truckshirin rajaee

again, paula, it's about the optics.ht statements are made this should be an easy visit and that's where it should end up. if this goes off script, it could have serious consequences playing out here. >> i really hope you haven't jip jinxed anything. the next few days to bring us through this and, again a lot riding on the line with what is a privtle relatial relationship middle east. >>> still ahead on "cnn newsroom" pippa middleton was nearly the center of attention at her sister's wedding and now getting ready for her own. water. every day women around the world spend millions of hours just collecting it. stella artois has partnered with us at water.org to help provide access to clean water to women and their families in the developing world. we can be the generation remembered for ending the global water crisis once and for all. what do you want to be remembered for? ♪ >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i f

dan and paula. >> linzie, thank you. it comes at a terrible time. >>> there are new developments this morning in the investigation into that horrifying suicide attack in manchester, england. we're learning about red flags about the bomber that may have been missed. new details about his life before the attack. >> all this as ariana grande announces she'll perform a benefit concert for the victims and their families. abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: this morning, we learn more about red flags raised about salman abedi, who killed 22 people just outside an ariana grande concert monday. in this interview with bbc. an official from the abedi's mosque he was previously reported to police. >> they reported this person. a possibility has been shifted to the police and to the security services. >> reporter: and this morning, a friend of abedi tells abc news that in 2011 he fought alongside a 16-year-old abedi in libya against the ckaddafi regime. they were part of the so-called manchester brigade. now more about abedi's suspiciou

paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "i wouldn't put this on the worst enemy to go through this."he last 3 1/2 weeks searching for aly --- a nightmare for her family-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "for a while i couldnt eat or sleep, cause i felt if she's not eating or sleeping, it's not fair to do that"paula ede says her and her daughter would stay in close contact-- texting all the time--so she knew when the texting stopped-- something was wrong-- paula ede/mother of aly yeoman "she loved to talk to us every second day, mom what are you doing? mom i miss you...but it wasn't happening."20 year old aly yeoman is a yuba college student-- who was working two jobs--she last seen the night of march 30th-- leaving a friends house on romero street in yuba city.paula ede/mother of aly yeoman"i'm terrified, i don't know if she's hurt, i don't know whose hurting her, i don't know what's happened" aly's truck was found a few days later, down a levee, in an orchard--- stuck in mud. law enforcement found her cell phone and a single pair of footprints walking away from the truckshirin rajaee

again, this has not been done. >> again, haul u paula to your point, what will he say?he ground right now jeremy diamond is following events. it's good to have you with us. we are looking at live images, i may interrupt from time to time. but the president walking into this large hall again with the saudi king. as paula pointed out the big question is, what will he say is being seen as a reset with the united states and the muslim world. what is expected in this all important speech? >> reporter: well you know the president seems to be guping with a reset with the muslim world. as you will recall during the campaign the president was often criticized for what many saw as islam joe, -- islamophobic red rick t. president seems to be willing at least to move past those comments. he is being greeted. he is given a king's welcome in saudi arabia, which is home to islam's two holiest sites in the world. certainly the saudi foreign minister yesterday signaling he hopes president trump will reset relations, he hopes the president's speech will allow them the united states and t

but those standards weren't in place when paula radcliffe set her marathon record.iss reports. commentator: the crowd anticipating something special once again from jonathan edwards of great britain. voiceover: august, 1995, and for jonathan edwards, a leap into history. it is a tough act to follow, but he has done it again! i don't believe it! it remains the triple jump world record to this day but for how much longer? under a new proposal, all world records set before 2005 would be erased, including paula radcliffe's marathon mark from 2003, because the drug testing back then did not match today's standards. the plan aims to restore faith in athletics, but those set to lose their records despite doing nothing wrong are unimpressed. very disappointed, obviously. this is a broad, sweeping solution which they are just trying to push in which yet again sees clean athletes suffering for the actions of cheats. european athletics believes record should now only stand if the athlete's samples are stored for retesting and that has only happened since 2005. some records hav

let's go to paula. she'll get the perspective from there and what is the feeling there, paula, with the repeatty of these tests from north korea? >> south korea has condemned this launch. we've heard from the foreign ministry earlier this monday morning saying it is a severe threat to the peace and stability, not only of the korean peninsula, but of the international community. there was a national community meeting early this morning when this missile was actually launched. if you bear in mind that there is a new government, new president, the liberal president who was voted in just a few weeks ago since he has been in power there has been a north korean missile launch every single week, bear in mind he is a man who has said that he is prodialogue or proengagement with north korea, back to the fire and the fact that it's difficult to try to talk to the northern neighbor when there are these missile launches continually every single week since he's been in power. it's a tricky time for new administratio

hi, david. >> reporter: hi, paula. hi, dan. republican lawmakers are hearing now loud and clear from constituents who don't like some of the provisions of that new gop health care bill. at town hall meetings and at other forums, a lot of those constituents are saying they feel betrayed. >> these are human beings! we have bodies, we have minds! >> reporter: in upstate new york, ssman tom reed reassured his constituents that people with pre-existing conditions needn't worry about the republican bill. >> the bill protects the pre-existing conditions. >> no! >> no! >> reporter: in fact, the bill rolls back the affordable care act's protections for patients with pre-existing conditions. health insurers would still have to cover them, but the bill includes a mechanism allowing insurance companies to raise rates on those patients, possibly even making their insurance unaffordable. in idaho, congressman raul labrador pushed back. at a constituent who told him without access to health care, people will die. >> that lie is so indefensibl

will paula be as whack a do? will randy still have weird glasses on?io moved on, replaced by a revolving door of celebrities. among them ellen degeneres. steven tyler. j. lo. and of course nicki minaj who futted with cojudge mariah carey. >> nobody said every moment -- >> excuse me -- >> that the music will cut me off -- >> clean your ears out -- >> this is "american idol." >> reporter: the one constant, perennial host ryan seacrest. >> i was terrified. i put on a bit of a brave face the first couple of episodes. i wasn't quite sure live television show. >> reporter: in 15 seasons, there were plenty of unforgettable performances. ♪ talk to me tell me >> reporter: remember william hung? >> no one's going to replace "she bang." >> reporter: if imitation is the greatest form of flattery, idol must have felt flattered paving the way for shows like america's got talent, x factor, and the voice. ♪ despite that, the pioneering show suffering dwindling viewership. and finally giving its then final bow. >> by the end of "american idol's" reign, they weren't tur

cnn's paula hancocks live in seoul with the latest. time we've seen some sort of differentiation from the previous missile launch. is there anything that makes this it one unique in and of itself? >> what we know at this point from the joint chiefs of staff here is they believe it was a scud mission missile which is shorts range missile. they are trying to pinpoint whether it was modified, whether it is an extended range which we have seen before about. give something kind of indication as to why north korea decided to fire this missile now. as you say, the third in three weeks that we have seen in fr north korea and condemnation coming from both south korea and japan. japan saying it believed it landed in the exclusive economic zone, the waters off the coast of japan. and we also heard from the chief secretary saying that it is extremely problematic the fact that there are many aircraft and ships in that area and obviously north korea does not give any kind of warning when it does these missile launches. so they say that they are very

and paula radcliffe says she feels "hurt" by proposals which could see top athletes losing their worldds. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has defended his shadow home secretary after she appeared confused over the cost of the party's plans to put an extra 10,000 police officers on the streets. mr corbyn insisted he wasn't embarrassed in the slightest by diane abbott's difficulties with the numbers for what is one of his flagship election policies. the gaffe has overshadowed the launch of labour's policing policy for england and wales. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo reports. anti—social behaviour... 0n the beat this morning in southampton jeremy corbyn promising money for 10,000 more police officers in england and wales. labour wants to put police on the streets embedded in local communities. do we continue cutting police numbers or do we put police back on the streets? do we support pcsos or continue to see them reduced? the party says it would reverse cuts to capital gains tax to fund the policy but in an interview this morning the shad

we can‘t get rid of paula radcliffe‘s world record, it‘s one of the best there has ever been.. there will still be people cheating next year and the year after. justin gatlin, the 100 metre runner, is a case in point, having been banned twice. it is foolish. we were talking to steve cram earlier. he thinks there needs to be continuing reforms in the wet athletics is policed. would you agree with that? villa yeah, definitely. the strategy is to catch the drugs cheats or have something better in place to stop people taking drugs in the first place. we can‘t look at the past and strip it. we can‘t forget the past. we have got to celebrate the past, not think about, let‘s hope it all goes away. it will never go away until we sort out a solution to stop people taking drugs in the first place. have you gotan drugs in the first place. have you got an idea how that could be done? it is questioned and now, isn‘t it? it is questioned and now, isn‘t it? it is questioned and now, isn‘t it? it isa it is questioned and now, isn‘t it? it is a lot better than it was in the 70s and 80s. if you

the show's success. >> i would just look to see simon, paula, randy all come back. think that will be the key to getting people excited to watching it again. because we magic. >> reporter: simon's signature snark showing that the truth some times hurts. >> i think you are amazing. amazingly dreadful. >> reporter: if imitation is the greatest form of flattery, idol must have felt deeply flattered. paving the way for shows like "america's got talent." and "x factor" and "the voice." despite that, the pioneering show suffering dwindling viewership. >> if the show comes back and people have the appetite for it, if there are people viewers connect to and there is some body on there with talent, that brings something we haven't seen before. i think absolutely another superstar could come out of the show. >> reporter: a moment like that could make the gamble pay off. ♪ for a moment like this juju chang, abc news, new york. ♪ for a moment like this >> going to audition? >> beautiful. >> come back next year, 2017/2018. >> your skills over here. >> no >> next big star. >> dia

paula radcliffe criticises proposals to scrap world and european records pre—2005 in a move to rebuilddence in the sport. fresh from retaining his world snooker championship title, mark selbyjoins us live on sportsday. and madrid is in for a spectacle tonight as real host neighbours atletico in the the first leg of their all spanish champions league semi—final. mark selby defended his world championship title with a stunning comeback to beat john higgins 18—15 and secure his third crown in four years. he is now back at home and joins us 110w. he is now back at home and joins us now. how have the past 24 hours been for you? a bit of a whirlwind. feeling fantastic today but at the same timea feeling fantastic today but at the same time a little bit rough. we will talk about that later! i know you were singing last night. your third world title in four years, the world number one. when you started out, did you honestly think you could ever reach this level? not really. my goal was always to become world number one and try to become world number one and try to become world champion, i neve

van a formar el nuevo mundo y con esos niÑos si reciben amor van a dar amor. >> en long beach marÍa paulaa, texas, illinois, pennsylvania y virginia, que bonito, quÉ importante verdad? asÍ llegamos al final de la ediciÓn de noticias telemundo, mÁs noticias esta noche aquÍ a las 11/10 centro por - tengo en mis manos un poder para yo hacerme cargo de la niÑa. - esa adopciÓn no se la deberÍa usted otorgar a sandra, sino a mÍ. el testigo le va a decir algo muy importante de ella. - dile a la doctora que es mentira lo que estoy diciendo. ¡dile! - realmente lo que hiciste fue una bajeza tan grande. - entienda mi posiciÓn, ella con este tipo pretendÍan quitarme a la niÑa. - ximena es la madre de mi hija sara. sara es norteamericana como yo. donald trump dice que personas como ximena, que son ilegales, se va a ir a mÉxico y se va a llevar a mi hija. -soy ilegal, sÍ. -nadie sabe, nadie te ha

paula byrne. they say all the facts are in there. her response is that there are a lot of books written about jane austen and all these facts are common ground and she hasn't lifted it. the gracious doctor byrne is saying, i'm not getting involved in this one. she says, the more books about jane austin, the this one. she says, the more books aboutjane austin, the better the jane austen. jane austen has been gone a number of years, there can't be much more new to say about her. there can't. this is one of the dangers of our times. you can google anything and once upon a time you had to sit in the library, take a book down and write your own notes in pencil in the british library. now it's all feeding into you. sometimes i think it's quite easy to forget it came through another source because it becomes quickly pa rt source because it becomes quickly part of the way you think. quite a lot of authors have landed in trouble by unconsciously almost filtering information that had earlier appeared. it's a great drama, this unconscious plagi

dan and paula. >> certainly have.avid wright reportsing from lynchburg, virginia, for us this morning. david, thank you. >>> we are learning more about the tense relationship between the president and his now fired fbi director from people inside james comey's camp. >> this is as, as we said, candidates for comey's replacement are showing up at the justice department for interviews today, and abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas is on that part of the story. >> reporter: abc news has learned sources in former director james comey's circle say in that dinner meeting a week after the inauguration in that dinner meeting president trump asked him more than once whether he would loyal. comey would only promise to be honest, but president trump flatly denied that ever happened. >> did you ask that question? >> no, no, i didn't, but i don't think it would be a bad question to ask. i think loyalty to the country, loyalty to the united states is important. >> reporter: the two men also apparently disagree over whet

. >> santa paula california llegÓ la imagen del niÑo de atocha a darle la bienvenida llegaron miles declare o rÁpidamente su estatus migratorio. >> con danza, mÚsica de banda y muchÍsima devociÓn, muchos dan la bienvenida en el sur de california. >> que el niÑo venga a visitarnos aquÍ a un pueblo que la verdad que es un pueblo inmigrante que nada. >> pues para nosotros es la mÁs grande devociÓn. >> con su bebÉ en brazos vestido de niÑo, marÍa da gracias por el milagro de ser madre. >> de salir embarazada. >> y se lo traigo para darle gracias. >> con su oxigeno a la espalda luis marÍa toca los tambores. >> el hecho de que yo estÉ y viva aquÍ y danzar al santo niÑo. >> esta es la 11 oportunidad que viaja. >> muchos de los devotos de esta comunidad campesina, caminaron durante horas para ver al ante santo. >> dios nos ayude, porque venimos a trabajar. >> durante los 9 dÍas que vendrÁ. se espera que lleguen miles de peregrinos para conceder un milagro. h muchos viajan de otras ciudades. >> estamos con toda la familia. >> viaja y los fieles llegan a pedirle sus peticiones. >> de ayuda de sa

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paula than kohancocks is in seo. and will ripley. paula, let's start with you.nything military would be catastrophic. what is the reaction there to yet are another launch by north korea? >> well, there was a national security council meeting as soon as that launch was known about. we had condemnation from the government calling this a severe threat to the peace and stability not only of the korean peninsula, but also around the world, that coming from the foreign ministry. but we have as you say a new president in south korea just a few weeks into the job, a liberal candidate, and he has said that he wants dialogue with north korea, he has said that he supports more engagement with north korea. but bear in mind in the three weeks that he has been president here, there has been a missile launch every single week. so certainly it's difficult to see how that can move forward, how he could have that engagement with north korea that he has said that he would like. and certainly we've seen condemnation from around the region once again with north korea's missile launc

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. ♪ >> hi, my name is paula o'neil. new york and this is my daughter. >> hi, nye name is chantel batuk, a student at the university of albany and a 2017 graduate. >> both: and this is our story. >> i never thought i would go back and i was really scared and in the ninth grade education now is like equivalent to a sixth grader and being 52 years old was also a challenge. >> reporter: for paula o'neil, a high school education let alone a college degree was not supposed to be part of her plan. until her 31-year-old daughter chantel put her to the test. >> i was in the service industry for seven or eight years doing different jobs and i had to really think about, you know, how -- what was i going to do after this? there was one thing standing in you could go to college. >> she did not want to go through it by herself. she's like if you do it, i'll do it. i think as a mom i would do anything to get her in there and it was like, i'm doing it. >> reporter: mom and daughter back in the classroom but it wasn't easy. >> chantel p

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i am paula newton. >> i am george howell. cnn newsroom starts now. >>> the official business gets started in a couple hours. you see the president here about two hours ago, stepping down the stairs with the first lady of the united states, melania trump. he will have a formal meeting with the king and prince. and white house staffers focusing on the busy agenda. a slew of controversy z threaten to follow their travels. >> back in washington, sources tell cnn russian officials were so close about ties to michael flynn in the 2016 campaign that they openly bragged about it among themselves. they believed they could use him to influence policy if mr. trump won the election, which of course he did. as if that wasn't enough, fbi director james comey is ready to give his side of the story after mr. trump fired him last week. he will testify before the senate intelligence committee in the next few weeks in a public hearing. >> that is story line two. here is three and four on top of that. "new york times" reporting mr. trump referre

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