amazon studios chief operating officer robert chang law oversee the studio while amazon searches for a replacement. had an estimated budget of $4.5 billion in 2017. after the worst summer box office for hollywood in a decade, bob iger has high hopes for his companies fall releases. that includes the new film. why is he confident of a box office turnaround? we talked about the importance of this film. it's important and not just to disney but the whole industry. we have been developing the past few months about the big hollywood disappointment. the industry is down about 5% this year. it looks like things could turn around a bit and the last quarter in large part due to disney as the new thor looks good and a new pixar movie and star wars in december and i could get more people into theaters. emily: what are box office projections here? >> thor looks like it will open 105 million and do $270 million domestically. it will make it one of the top 10 movies of the year. the other two movies will both be over $200 million. rogue one did over $1 billion. everyone expects the latest star war

foreign connections also to russia but in the long run of course this could this mood could change if robert miller the special investigator has more people he could in diets and could bring into the public focus ok thanks so much for that this morning from carson phenomena in washington police here in germany have arrested a nineteen year old syrian man on suspicion of plotting and is in this terrorist attack he was arrested in the town of schrag mean that's north of the capital berlin federal prosecutors say the suspect was planning a bomb attack with high explosives in order to kill a large number of people. our political correspond saima young is following the story closely for us this morning simon what else have police been saying today. brown this man has been identified only as yemen a at the moment and as you say the nineteen year old syrian national prosecutors are saying that he was preparing to carry out what they described as a major terror attack in germany they say he was assembling high explosives for that purpose they say they don't know if there was a concrete target for th

the changing landscape is even more obvious when you compare columbia glacier on the state's south coast. the ilk wfor those experiencinga glacier for the first time like judy and roberte changes are concerning. >> what makes me think about my brand-new grand babies, twins, who are 3 mondths old, will the be able to take a trip like this. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," comedianial jermaine fowler, star of the cbs sitcom "superior doughnuts" joins us in studio 15. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." is your skin dry? then moisturize with aveeno® skin relief. with oat oil and natural shea butter, it softens and smooths extra dry skin and lasts for 24 hours. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results® ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. i'm and i'm an emt.erer when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. it was love at first touch met and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice

foreign connections also to russia but in the long run of course this could this mood could change if robert miller the special investigator has more people he could in diets and could bring into the public focus ok thanks so much for that this morning from carson phenomena in washington and for a more in-depth look at the trump russian probe you can go to our website at www dot com or join the conversation on facebook now for a look at some of the other stories making the news this hour video streaming service netflix has decided to end its flagship production house of cards and its allegations of sexual abuse leveled against the show's star kevin spacey on monday the two time oscar winner apologized for allegedly making sexual advances on a fourteen year old boy some thirty years ago to come here. u.s. officials say special forces have captured a man suspected of playing a key role in the two thousand and twelve assault on the diplomatic compound in benghazi libya the u.s. ambassador and three other americans died in that attack president don trump says the militant will face justice in th

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nbc bay area robert handa joins us to show how it might lead to changes. robert. >> reporter: we are here at the government center where the commission on the status of women is meeting. and we know the commission will be addressing the topic because we were with the commissioner joining the movement. >> it is a simple step to type me too but with implications. this commissioner on the existing on the status of women allowed us to be there as she acknowledged publicly scherr victimization including assault on a date. >> i've been assaulted and harassed more times than i can think of. but i must share and let everybody know they are not alone. >> it's posted. >> posted you just joined the movement. >> just joined the movement. >> what are you thinking about right now? >> that i'm joining my friends and my sisters in stepping up and speaking out this is how movements get started nowia days. >> on brooks is one of many women and girls joining the social media movement. salina also post-ed on facebook today and joined a group at san jose university that address

for those experiencing a zblashier for the first time like julie and robert from tulsa, the changes are>> what makes me think about my brand-new grand babies, twins, who are 3 months old, will they be able to take a trip like this when they're my age? >> reporter: it's expected to be gone by the end of the century. wendy gillette, cbs news, glacier bay national park, alaska. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," comedian jermaine fowler, star of the cbs sitcom "superior donuts" joins us in studio 57. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." doughnuts" joins us in studio 15. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." is your skin dry? then moisturize with aveeno® skin relief. with oat oil and natural shea butter, it softens and smooths extra dry skin and lasts for 24 hours. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results® ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. i'm and i'm an emt.erer when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. exce

change? because then we are talking jobs. robert through human interactions, but what i can see over time, we do 15 million chats a month on our platform, so we see these conversations, but over time, i believe that 80% of the conversation will be automated, and 20% will be a human being, we have a thing called tango where a human and a bot or together, side by side, and that seems optimal. julia: in call centers, and you are saying that 80% of those in at some point in the future won't be there anymore? robert: actually, i think it is different. i think they will transform their businesses. today, they are answering a lot of questions over and over again, which is not high value, where they will end up going is more on the high-value customer engagement. they are kind of stuck. they are not happy. even the agents are not happy. you call up call centers and you experience what an agent feels, but there is a better way to use them in the business today. >> does it matter what customers want? i am thrilled when i call my bank and get

jonathan: it could be leading to a change in tomorrow's game. robert burton is in chicago. robert: you don't have to look too far to see why the game was postponed. first pitches tomorrow at 4:08. they are going with tanner roark him instead of his ace stephen strasburg in an elimination game. he told the media today stephen is not feeling well. >> a lot of our team is under the weather. the change of the weather, the air-conditioning in the hotel, the air-conditioning here, it's the time of year for mold around chicago -- i think it's mold. i have it, too. robert: a lot of questions coming about the decision dusty made, seeing as stephen strasburg is your ace and tomorrow is a win or go hom situation. much more coming up in sports. alison: a big game tomorrow. still ahead, international flights. jonathan: an airline offering bubbly to travelers. plus, it sounds like a playground feud, trump called a more on by the secretary of state, those are the allegations, and now trump wants to compare iq scores. the war of words keeps getting weirder. alison: and the smithsonian muse

. >> this guy, papadopoulos is change. robert mueller didn't up for this job to take down some peripheral. that's what we would call an access agent. is he at the beginning of rolling up -- not rolling down, rolling up access to bigger targets. we've not heard a single name beyond paul manafort. we haven't heard real allegations that the campaign received information related to e-mails. if you look at robert mueller's background, 12 years ago as fbi director, he rolled out the first card in this game. if we think this is the bombshell, we ain't seen nothing yet. >> hold on, cowboy. >> cowboy? >> you know, you're sort of assuming that all these other people committed crimes. maybe they didn't. this was in the 1,001 case, discreet lie to an fbi agent, very traditional crime to be prosecuted. you're talking about rolling up these people, which they may yet do. i don't know. i just think we need to be careful about assuming that, you know, all these high-level people committed crimes. >> laying down a bet in vegas, is a bigger fish g

so, it's changed considerably over the years. robertand yet, even the name--the types of shops that you're mentioning, the businesses, shows that it sounds like japantown hasn't gone the way of, like, becoming a tourist kind of place. it's still trying to retain that same feeling, huh? jim: yeah, we're--we tell people that we're kind of like the country town. you know, you walk down the street and you can say hi to just about everybody that you know that's walking by. and that's the feeling that we want to keep in san jose. we want to--i wouldn't say necessarily keep out corporate america, but we've been able to maintain that mom and pop feel to the area, which is great. robert: right, well, we've got much more to talk about. you're going to stay with us, right? jim: yes. robert: all right, well, stay with us because we're going to come back with a tour of the museum, the san jose japanese-american museum. that's next. robert: and welcome back. talk about wearing a lot of important hats. jim nagareda is back with us. and before we conti

sharyl: if nothing happens, nothing major, to change what we call obamacare, what happens to it? robert: you know, i kind of call where we are with obamacare now zombiecare. i mean, it's just going to stumble along. sharyl: and the notion of the walking dead as health care is frightening americans. do you even understand what's going on right now? >> i think it's just been really unclear coming from the white house. pres. trump: we're getting all of the good signs to repeal and replace obamacare. sharyl: is trump correct that the plan that just failed, sort of partial reform and replacement, will be passed in january, february, or march? robert: no. scott: the ancient city of rome was built on seven hills, and, in part, on the genius oro but suddenly, water is in short supply. >> i've heard on the radio, they would like to turn some fountains off. ♪ scott: the pontiff has ordered these majestic marble fountains greeting vatican visitors off. is it fair to call this a crisis? prof. maurizio del monte: now we have a crisis, yes. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,

as we continue, the white house has repeatedly said the president has no plans to fire robert mueller. did that change at all today? we'll look at that question, among other things, when we come right back. i love you, droolius caesar, but sometimes you stink. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because the things you love can stink. whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multiple loan offers for free! free? yeah. could save thousands. you should probably buy me dinner. no. go to lendingtree.com for a new home loan or refinance. receive up to five free offers and choose the loan that's right for you. our average customer could lower their monthly bills by over three hundred dollars. go to lendingtree.com right now. >>> president trump has repeatedly dismissed the russia investigation and robert mueller's investigation as a witch-hunt or a hoax, but as today's "new york times" put it, mueller's first indictments send a message to trump. their chief white house correspondent peter baker writes, quote, the first char

the problem is the story changed when we learned about papadopoulos and it will be interesting referencing robert'soint to see if lawyers or reflexes win out by, way, tomorrow morning. >> that's exactly right. one thing that was so striking is we learned that the president and the white house today were following along with this just sort of we were and the rest of america was kind of trying to make sense of it in real time. the white house didn't have any heads up other than the news reports friday that said indictments were likely coming monday. and as you saw, even monday the president didn't really know what to expect when he sent that tweet. that was a tweet, you know, our sources told us where he felt vindicated. he felt that the indictment against manafort and gates, you know, it didn't mention him. it didn't mention possible collusion between russia and his campaign and that was sort of the end of it. what was striking was to see him tweet that out and just moments later the president learns again that just like the rest of us that there's more and it looks a lot worse for him. >> jeremy ba

the main danger is it can change directions very quickly. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> tonight we're getting a new look at the overwhelming destruction of these fires. this video actually taken a board a smart train. it's a brand new commuter train. you can see it going through the northern part of santa rosa between san miguel. that's in the coffey park neighborhood. there's a few cars. it looks like armageddon out there. remnants of people's homes. very little for people to take from the area. you're getting a good look at that coffey park area. >> we saw it from above and now we're seeing it from the train level. this is really a tricky time. people just trying to get home not just in santa rosa but in napa as well. we are not in the clear. nbc bay area tweeting out this photo a short while ago. you're seeing the long lines of people are waiting for an escort. you have to be escorted back into your neighborhood. that way they can ensure safety. are you with us and what are you seeing? >> reporter: sadly for most families here they return

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robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador. the who director—general said he'd changed his mind after listening to those expressing concerns overw days. mr mugabe's appointment triggered a storm of criticism from human rights groups, and widespread dismay from member states, including britain, canada and the us. the bbc‘s andrew harding has this report. he has been in powerfor 37 years, but zimbabwe's president robert mugabe held onto his newjob for less than a week. a humiliating blow for the 93—year—old. mr mugabe was selected as a global ambassador for the world health organisation by its first african boss, who hoped the elder statesman might rally other leaders in the fight against diseases like cancer. but today the who quickly backed down after a fierce international backlash. under president mugabe's long rule, zimbabwe's economy and health system have crumbled. britain and other western governments have accused him of widespread human rights violations and targeted him with sanctions. there was delight today from a broad range of organisations which had condemned mr mugabe's united nations role as a sickjoke. there was

foreign connections also to russia but in the long run of course this could this mood could change if robert miller the special investigator has more people he could in diets and could bring into the public focus ok thanks so much for that this morning from carson phenomena in washington and for a more in-depth look at the trump russia probe go to our website e.w. dot com or join the conversation on facebook. now for a look at some of the other stories making the news at this hour video streaming service not flicks has decided to end his flagship production house of cards in its allegations of sexual abuse leveled against the show's star kevin spacey on monday the two time oscar winner apologized for allegedly making sexual advances to a fourteen year old boy more than thirty years ago. kenya's incumbent presidents are who are kenyatta has been declared the winner of last week's rerun election by a landslide electoral commission says the vote was free and fair that despite accorded opposition boycott the aftermath of that vote has been marred by clashes between police and protesters. u.s. of

the issue of robert mueller attempting to change the narrative to distract from the real russia collusion and massive cover ups, don't think this is a coincidence. last week on this program we had sun will stunning revelation, day after day about hillary clinton, uranium one, the fake news dossier and special counsel mueller is clearly complies sit in the uranium one scandal. he was the fbi director. the fbi informant had the evidence of kickbacks and money laundering, and ed nothing. now they need to change the narrative after a very bad week and destroy the evidence about their collusion. mr. mueller who leaked the in indictments to fake news cnn? was it you. friday night, all day saturday, manafort's team did not know this was coming. somebody disclosed this information. that is a crime, mr. mueller, you should know that. and by the way anybody from the grand jury, it's a simple crime. who did it? did anyone in your office do it, mr. mueller. while liberals and the media are his star cal, gidy thinking this is the smoking gun about paul manafort, there's another thing dropping. we the

and also tonight, the issue of robert mueller attempting to change the narrative to distract from thel russia collusion and massive coverups. don't think this is a coincidence. last week right here on this program, we had stunning revelation after revelation day after day about hillary clinton, uranium one, the fake news dossier. and that special counsel mueller is clearly complicit in the uranium one scandal. remember, he was the fbi director. the fbi informant had all the evidence of bribes and kick backs and money laundering and he did nothing. so now they need to change the narrative after a very bad week and distract the country from their evidence and their involvement in possible collusion and, by the way, mr. mueller, who leaked the indictments to fake news cnn? was it you? now, i can confirm exclusively here tonight on hannity friday night all day saturday, manafort's team did not know this was coming. so somebody disclosed this information. that is a crime, mr. mueller. you should know this. and by the way, anybody from the grand jury, it's a simple crime. who did it? did an

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leipzig and bar in munich had silverware on their minds after a half the game's rhythm changed after the break. on robert evans led to his second yellow card of the evening and an early trip to the dressing room . playing with ten men didn't slow down the hosts after sixty eight minutes he says potion was brought. and forsberg stepped up to the spot. but their lead was short lived just five minutes later. his perfect header level to score. higher dominated into extra time but there was no getting past life the keeper paid. a penalty shoot out back and then put away all their spot kicks. unfortunately. couldn't convert the visitors and fans to the next round and. this is. just the time to remind about top headline local media reporting that president. intends to call. for the twenty eighth of december the newspaper described as a tactical move to convince spain not to enforce direct vote in the region. of the top of the hour. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful six years after the overthrow of carlo gadhafi libya remains unstable divided and very violent my guest this week is talking sony s

robert and dusty. but first a good day for samsung shareholders for a change that yes you can say they had so many korean electronics giant has focused substantial increases in shareholder returns for the next three years shareholders will reap the benefits of record earnings quarter three profits up nearly one hundred fifty percent samsung settable increase its annual dividend by twenty percent this year and then double it next year then it plans to hold it at that level until twenty twenty the companies have processed more than double since the beginning of twenty sixteen with a growing demand for memory chips and advanced display panel something is likely to pose even bigger runnings in the coming quarter. now when you listen to the news these days you might worry that we're heading for a bad bad time economically speaking u.s. president trump threatening to cut the u.s. from globalization britain turning away from the youth who brags it and separatist struck to trying to tell the whole countries apart like in spain but you might be surprised to find that global trade is actually booming. german engin

roberts. he said he wanted a change and he's making it. >> this is after he was sand-bagged twice by the president. the president thought he had the repeal in hand to have it snatched away. he's using the pen to make changes. this directs the treasury department and the department of health and human services to come up with new ideas to allow small companies to band together with other companies that are in similar businesses to create these healthcare associations which would allow them to use the pool power of numbers to get healthcare at a cheaper costs. one of the things the president will get access to is these short-term health plans. these are the ones that are not governed by the obamacare standards for minimum care, which is what really has provoked all of the democratic response. the president says bottom line, he wants more people, more access to lower cost healthcare. here's what he said earlier. >> to increase competition, increase choice and increase access to lower-priced, high quality healthcare options. they will have so many options. this will cost the united states government v

. >> joe: for all the changes here is one of up for dave roberts.ley jansen who blew the safe in game 2 when roberts asked him for a six out save. a couple of moves that dave roberts didn't make coming into the game tonight. mccann at trice dupont, the play is made by seager. what a play! dug out on the other end by cody bellinger, one pitch, one note one out and seager got over there. >> john: the only reason he played was because he anticipated it. the shortstop playing the truest position not in the shift. he's kind of medium. just a little firm, closer to the line. the right player for mccann and a great play on both ends. >> joe: one out nobody on four springer. it goes without saying that's in for a strike. dave roberts with a five-run lead not a safe chance but he wants and economical ninth inning by jansen with clayton kershaw going tomorrow. he would like to have his top reliever rested and ready to go may be for more than an inning. >> john: yeah, he wants to pitchers tomorrow night. >> joe: a shattered bat strike two. >> john: he wants ke

had silverware on their minds after a goalless opening half the game's rhythm changed after the break this fell by live on robert evans lead to his second yellow card of the evening and an early trip to the dressing room. playing with ten men didn't slow down the hosts after sixty eight minutes of use of poles and was brought down by jerome boateng and forsberg stepped up to the spot when they. put their lead was short lived just five minutes later. counted up his perfect header level to score. higher dominated into extra time but there was no getting past life the keeper paycheck. a penalty shoot out back in the barn put away all their spot kicks. unfortunately for leipsic team of then i couldn't convert the visitors and fans to the next round i this is live from berlin we have more came a coming up at the top the hour don't forget you can always get the latest on our website leave you now with some music and some historic pictures of rock n roll and blues legend fats domino passed away yesterday enjoy. the food. last. lovin. it's reformation day d.w. . the program is one of the clocks marking its five hundredt

and a new report today suggests the president is changing his tacts and cooperating with robert mueller'sin its interference during the u.s. election. hopefully to a change in strategy. we're joined by -- >> ken, that reporting that we're hearing from the new york times. also our own reporting here on what is happening inside the russian probe, consistent with what we know this hour? >> we have not confirmed that the white house is changing its legal strategy but one reason they might be is that the alternative strategy they considered was never going to work because bob mueller is a decorated marine veteran, a republican who has impeccable credentials and the idea they were going to resist him and go after his reputation was not going to work. they're saying ty cobb said they were going to cooperate fully with the special counsel investigation and a white house official said they hoped the president would be cleared from collusion. >> many months as you have said potentially if not years. also, when you look at this, the doccile and the reporting that it is becoming more important that t

that's presumably what robert live and he was referring to the president to some snout changing handsin the game but why have transfers become so astronomical. i thought i'd ask somebody who advises people to invest in the game. is not to me and the company should have a machine and a marketing machine he says oppose the key speak to speak it has a feeling this kid can not be happening sponsoring. basically using the games emotional appeal to sell stuff like a pair of boots costing over three hundred euros but is there really a need to fork out two hundred and twenty two million for one player. must be more to it than that p.s.g. zone as a link to the qatari government which already has an embarrassment of riches so i choose football for him this month since i'm taking off the coast and this means the talking you know who to root for and if you can come in. and cook on your own party has not taken over pay for it almost at an event metoprolol wants to this can alter course just sooty qatada site to get it something to think of opening the human enough parties so it's more about image

roberts. the right-hander ross stripling is getting ready. will we see another change? no signal yet.pringer coming up

robert costa. the gun lobby and republicans are considering changes in the wake of a tragedy. but they may be narrow. tonight, on "washington week." >> keep your heads down! go! >> a lone gunman armed with a stockpile of weapons turns a music festival into a killing field. as investigators search for a motive, both parties and the powerful gun lobby may come together to support new restrictions, focusing on the device the gunman used to turn his rifles into fully automatic weapons. >> we all know and believe that fully auto weapons are illegal and so is this a big gap that needs to be closed? and if so, how to close it? >> i do think there will be bipartisan support coming together to pass a bill, to make it illegal to sell those. >> will the worst mass shooting in history change the stalled debate? plus, president trump stands by his secretary of state, following reports of tensions and name-calling. >> total confidence in rex. i have total confidence. >> and he prepares to abandon the iran nuclear deal. we cover it all, with eli stokols of the wall street journal, kimberly a

organisation says it is not now going to appoint zimbabwe's president, robert mugabe, as the goodwill ambassador, the director—general says the changesind after a storm of international criticism. japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, says he will deal firmly with north korea after exit polls showed him winning a resounding general election victory. he wants to changechange japan's general election victory. he wants to changechangejapan‘s post—war pacifist constitution. all iranians back militia boro fighting islamic state in iraq should now go home, now that the battle against is is drawing to a close. —— us secretary of state says all iranian—backed militias fighting the islamic state group in iraq should go home, now that the battle is drawing to a close. rex tillerson was speaking in saudi arabia. thousands of people have taken to the streets of the maltese capital valetta, demanding justice over the murder of anti—corruption justice over the murder of anti—corru ption journalist justice over the murder of anti—corruption journalist daphne caruana galizia. anti—corruption journalist daphne ca ruana galizia. she anti—corruption jou

robert mueller? >> the president said last week and i said several times before, there is no intention or plan to make any changes in regards to the special council. >> no intention or plan to fire robert mueller. careful words there. jon karl live from the white house. jon, you asked something else, sarah sanders was asked whether president trump would consider pardoning paul manafort at some point. how did she answer? >> reporter: she was asked specifically whether or not the president would consider pardoning manafort or gates and her answer was interesting, david. she said, quote, i think we should let the process play through before we start looking at those steps. in other words, the white house is not ruling out pardoning either manafort or gates. >> all right, stay tuned on that front. jon karl, thank you. >>> let's get right to our abc news legal analyst, dan abrams. the white house saying today, this is going to end soon, the investigation, so, the question for you, will it end soon, or is this just the first shoe to drop? >> i don't think there's any way to look at that plaea agreement with papadopoulo

robert costa. the gun lobby and republicans are considering changes in the wake of a tragedy.ut they may be narrow. tonight, on "washington week." >> keep your heads down! go! >> a lone gunman armed with a stockpile of weapons turns a music festival into a killing field. as investigators search for a motive, both parties and the powerful gun lobby may come together to support new restrictions, focusing on the device the gunman used to turn his rifles into fully automatic weapons. >> we all know and believe that fully auto weapons are illegal and so is this a big gap that needs to be closed? and if so, how to close it? >> i do think there will be

back to john roberts at the white house. a change in position. >> a little bit, shep. in the early going, this is something that the president might be able to get behind yesterday when he was asked by jennifer jacobs from bloomberg about the deal that was just announced. he seemed to indicate it was a good thing. he said the devil is in the details. now the devil appears to be too much for the white house to swallow. i asked sarah huckabee sanders what were the concerns that the president had about the alexander-murray bill. let's listen here. >> can you articulate the concerns? >> we want something that doesn't bail out insurance companies by provides relief for all americans, this bill doesn't address that fact. so we want to make sure that that is taken care of. we think that this is the step, a good step in the right direction. this president certainly supports republicans and democrats coming to work together. but it's not a full approach and we need something to go a little further. >> more specifically in terms of the concerns, an administration official tells

on their minds after i go in this opening half the game is rhythm changed after the break is filed by lights it's not b.k. down on robert evans lead to his second yellow card of the evening and an early trip to the dressing room. playing with ten men didn't slow down the hosts after sixty eight minutes mrs bolton was brought down by jerome boateng and forsberg stepped up to the spot when they. put their lead was short lived just five minutes later boateng found thiago alcantara his perfect tatar level to score. higher dominated into extra time but there was no getting past life see keeper a paycheck. a penalty shoot out back in the barn put away all their spot kicks. unfortunately for leipsic team of ana couldn't convert the visitors and fans to the next round was. thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us when we're at the top of the hour see that. news on d w make. the famous stars emmy and. when the kim and fi god's house of music should. be there. and unplugged.

trumped russia collusion and nothing in the indictment today changes that at all but washington was in for more surprises a special prosecutor robert miller's investigation into russian meddling in last year's election gathers pace miller's team had secured a guilty plea from former foreign policy advisor george papadopoulos seen here in a meeting with trump. and a signed indictment he admitted lying about meetings with russian government connections offering darts on hillary clinton the white house played down his guilty plea. is nothing to do with the activities of the campaign it has to do with his failure to tell the truth that doesn't have anything to do with the campaign or the campaigns activities thoughts with papadopoulos no cooperating with f.b.i. investigators these three charges may be just the start of a new phase in the investigation. and we go now to washington to our correspondent carolyn in turmoil good evening to you carlito so what more do we know about the charges that have been levied against all manner for. hello grant ford and his associate and right hand to return gates were put under house arrest because th

robert e. lee, can't tolerate that. so they started changing the names of schools and streets. lee into the grave again. well, he needs to move over because now here comes jefferson and franklin and washington. even abraham lincoln. because the people doing this aren't just haters of the south. they're not just haters of judeo-christian values. they hate america! that's why they do these things. the lincoln memorial has been vandalize multiple times in the last six months. the lincoln memorial. the great emancipator. i was in washington in the 1960's and 1970's. even in that tumultuous time i don't remember anybody vandalizing the lincoln memorial. columbus memorials had been guarded all over the weekend. christopher columbus, not good enough, right? o the left, these are evil men . no, my friends. when we lose a soldier on a battlefield, we know we should mourn that. a hero's died, that's a tragedy. every one of those deaths is a tragedy. i like to suggest to you when a decent american child comes out of the american education system led to believe he or she is living in an ev

robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador. the who director—general said he'd changed his mind after mr mugabe's appointment triggered a storm ofroups, and widespread dismay from member states. andrew harding reports. he has been in powerfor 37 years, but zimbabwe's president robert mugabe held onto his newjob for less than a week. a humiliating blow for the 93—year—old. mr mugabe was selected as a global ambassador for the world health organisation by its first african boss who hoped the elder statesman might rally other leaders in the fight against diseases like cancer. but today the who quickly backed down after a fierce international backlash. under president mugabe's long rule, zimbabwe's economy and health system have crumbled. britain and other western governments have accused him of widespread human rights violations and targeted him with sanctions. there was delight today from a broad range of organisations which had condemned mr mugabe's united nations role as a sickjoke. there was outrage that mugabe could be appointed a goodwill ambassador, especially given the state of public health services and access to basic pub

robert mueller? >> listen, as facts change, so, too, can my opinion. but at this point, what we see this morning, i think that we should continue on. but, alisyn, what i think is important is, let's look at manafort. let's look at president trump. but, i mean -- and i get frustrated sometimes when i hear some of your reporting this morning. we also have to look at what impact did russia have with hillary clinton? and her campaign and the dossier. and uranium one. these are all big and bold questions. >> i hear you, i understand. it just feels like a diversion and a deflection this morning as we watch paul manafort surrender. >> no, no, i've been talking about this for weeks. the only collusion point we do have is the sense of dnc and hillary paying money to a law firm that went to fusion that then paid russia agents to provide information and dirt on trump. i mean -- >> a british -- i don't want to go too far down this rabbit hole with you. >> i don't either. but i think my point to you, alisyn is, i want to look at all of it. and i think fair-minded a

if nothing happens -- nothing major to change what we call obamacare -- what happens to it? robertzewski: you know, i kind of call where we are with obamacare, zombiecare. it's just going to stumble along. sharyl: what zombiecare means for you and your family -- next week on "full measure." until then, we'll keep looking for stories that hold powers accountable. thanks for watching. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection, you get our fastest internet ever with download speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus, your choice of hbo or multi-room dvr service included for 2 years, all with a two year agreement. and get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. get the 100% fiber-optic network. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> from washington d.c. and around the world, this is "government matters" with francis rose. >> thanks for watching the weekend edition of "government matters."