special counsel robert muller has yet to reveal a timeline. but president trump says he has completed his written answers for muller. telling fox news, he wrote them himself. >> not my team. i'm preparing written answers. >> reporter: a sitdown with robert muller not likely. acting attorney general matthew whisker, he has the authority to limit the investigation. >> i would not get involved. >> reporter: adam schiff calls his appointment unconstitutional. >> ethically he should have nothing to do with the investigation. >> reporter: in response, president trump laughed at schiff on twitter calling his name an expletive and lashing out at retired admiral calling the president's attacks on the media the greatest threat to democracy. >> he's a navy s.e.a.l. >> it would have been nice if we got osama bin laden a lot sooner than that. >> reporter: he said he admires all presidents who, quote, unhold the dignity of the office. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at the calend

really going along with the special counsel robert muller's investigation is cooperating fully but there are two key points here one is what the president may have written in those answers from special counsel robert muller because if the president trump has written that he had no business dealings with russia posed january twenty sixth dean and here we have michael cohen saying that's not correct and there is some evidence that could spell serious trouble for the president and take into account everything else that special counsel robert muller is doing all of this is piling on top of the president at the moment six of his aides six people who work closely with in his administration have already been indicted and now we have michael cohen someone who worked very closely with the president for a very very long time fully cooperating with robert muller's investigation so the net seems to be closing certainly if nothing illegal has been done here the optics of what the president may have done if it turns out that that is the case do not look good all right thank you very much from washingt

special council robert muller agreed to submit written questions to president trump and the president is expected to submit his answers next week. but the president has been advised not to answer any questions about obstruction of justice. >> and nothing written or in person on obstruction. i would say probably. probably, i can change my mind but probably. i think we've waisted enough time on this witch hunt. >> mr. muller does have the power to subpoena to answer the question but would have to sign off on the subpoena. >>> the yous has still not responded to claims that the crown prince of saudia rabia was involved in the murder of washington post reporter jamal khashoggi, confirming the cia has intelligence that the crown prince ordered the october killing of the journalist. the crown prince has denied those claims, members of both parties in congress are calling for strong action against the saudi leadership. >> clearly this guy is a wrecking ball when it comes to the mideast in a relationship with the united states. it is certainly testing the proposition that the enemy of our ene

michael cohen, long time fixer, has reached a new plea deal with special counsel robert muller. he is appearing in manhattan at any moment after dozens of hours of testimony to muller's team of testimony to muller's team centered on the key issues. this potentially more damaging to the president. cohen now the most pivotal public witness in the muller investigation. he reported directly to president trump for more than 10 years, was a fixture at trump tower in new york, and pursuing a trump tower in moscow during the presidential campaign. dan abrams, cohen once promised to take a bullet for president trump. he said is putting family and country first. now he pose a double-barreled threat to the president. >> as you pointed out a moment ago, this is the more significant threat. up to this point we have been talking about michael cohen and implicating the president in campaign finance violations. basically, helping to cover up the payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. and the timing of it and how it relates to the election itself. all of that important, significant, poss

well that's right this is the first time that robert muller has brought charges himself directly against michael cohen the previous charges were from the u.s. attorney's office so that michael cohen now in taking this guilty plea almost certainly would not be doing that without a strong cooperation agreement with robert muller and that suggests that he is getting that robert mueller is getting value out of michael cohen as we see emerging that any way in which he may have been holding back is probably going to be dispelled now and that michael cohen will be a fully cooperating witness and there's an awful lot that he can tell about donald trump's business dealings and other matters that will seriously implicate the president and say probably it long. and also don jr ok i'm going to say that would now impeachment does this make that the whole ongoing question of of impeachment now that that little bit like he'll. it doesn t. because it suggests that first of all the president has been consistently untruthful with the american people and while that is not necessarily a high crime or misdem

we will be talking about the president's right to secure our borders and to deal with robert muller's never ending futile witchhunt that goes on, on, and on. why would the american people put up with any more of this nonsense? our top story tonight, president trump in mississippi. he is using his influence and persuasion on the campaign trail to promote senator cindy hide smith's bid for reelection. >> i'm here to ask the people in mississippi to send cindy hide smith back to the united states senate so we can make america great again. your vote on tuesday will decide whether we build on our extraordinary achievement or whether we empower the radical democrats to obstruct our progress, reverse our gains, and return to the failures of the past. if we win tomorrow we will be at 53 - 47 which is substantially more than what we had. >> lou: hide smith leads her challenger, former agriculture secretary, mike sp. she leads him by ten points in the latest poll. with them favoring the no it would be extremely helpful in pursuing the agenda especially in the senate. our first guest tonight abo

but there is much talk in washington that special counsel robert muller is zero in on trump himself. does this bring it closer to the president well yeah it's certainly does because appoint a relationship with the president but exactly what the lies were and you know i guess that will that will come out when the plea is made so it definitely feels like there's an accelerating pace as a result of the recent u.s. elections democrats will reclaim the house of representatives in january and with their new stature they will have the power to launch their own investigations. this could spell political agony. it's to mexico now where the. plight of migrants stranded in his city as an unprecedented humanitarian crisis the town on the u.s. mexican border is dealing with an influx of some seven thousand central americans who are trying to reach the u.s. . it has shelter for about a third of that leading to squalid conditions interview correspondent stuff and see months went to the camp and now some of them are tracked thousands of kilometers in search of a better life. the most unique thing ab

the president has also submitted written answers to special counsel robert muller's questions concerning his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. the market meltdown continues with another day of major losses on wall street. first, president trump says no further repercussions are coming for the saudis for the killing of the reporter jamaal khashoggi at the kingdom's embassy in turkey. he says the reason is america first. the decision comes despite a report that the cia has determined the saudi crown prince ordered the killing. chief white house correspondent john roberts leads us off tonight from the north lawn. >> president trump is catching flak from members of his own party about his decision to not punish saudi arabia's leadership over the killing of jamaal khashoggi. senator rand paul of kentucky a close friend of the president saying he believes the president's decision is saudi arabia first, not america first. departing the white house for amara lago, president trump weighed in at the killing of jamaal khashoggi, refusing to say whether crown prince moham

moscow he's already pleaded guilty to other charges and is cooperating with special prosecutor robert muller's investigation into possible russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election. denied working on the play and he says that mr cohen is watching hoping that he'll get a lighter prison sent. it was convicted of various things unrelated that. he was given a fairly long jail sentence and he's a weak person. by being weak i'd like other people that you watch he's a weak person and what he's trying to do is get a reduced sentence so he's learning about a project that everybody knew about i mean we were very open with. well despite what mr trump is saying michael cohen has not yet been sentence that's not due to happen until the twelfth of december what was going on to our correspondent myers whether she's on the story for us tonight from washington going to be to you miles so how does this affect the more investigation into allegations of russian interference in the twenty six thousand presidential election on lot of dots to connect tonight. well one of the revelations coming

russian best edition is a hoax that it that there's no collusion that there's nothing to see so if robert muller is dismissed the tactics will continue which is don't look at us look at the fake media they're the ones to blame and russia had nothing to do with us by the way scott look is professor of international politics university of birmingham thanks very much thank you. now for some of the other stories making the news at this hour canada's prime minister justin though has apologized in parliament for his country's nine hundred thirty nine refusal to accept a ship carrying some nine hundred german jews fleeing nazi persecution to those at the apology was long overdue. to ship to st louis was forced to return to europe where hundreds of those on board later died in concentration camps. where one is leading political dissidents has gone on trial diane wood ghara is a vocal critic of president paul kagame made in his human rights record last year she was barred from running against him in elections which he won with more than ninety eight percent of the vote. prosecutors are seeking a twenty t

he told fox news he wrote the answers himself and said a sit-down interview with robert muller is notikely. this comes as he defends his acting attorney general matthew whittaker. congressman adam schiff called whisker's appointment unconstitutionally. >> it has to be stoupb. he miss spilled his name as an expleti expletive. he said muller was also not approved by the senate. >>> all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. frost in the north bay. ukiah, 33. napa, american canyon, 37. tiburo49 right now.sco.lyhe war. we have mid to upper 30s in the east bay valleys. is brentwood, tracy, 40. upper 30s in redwood city. cupertino. mid to upper 40s for most of the bay. our visibility, 2 to 4 miles because of the thick smoke you can see from south beach. mass transit, make sure you have a new mask today. the ferry is calm for now. come wednesday, it will get choppy when the rain starts to roll in. south bay, 46 degrees at 8:00. 20 degrees warmer just about at noon. mid to upper 60s until 4:00. 55 at 8:00. reset the time frame and go to the peninsula. 48 th

that he be willing to fight to damp down the mall or investigation or simply be willing to fire robert muller on the president's bidding and obviously that is a deeply problematic result for the rule of law the firing of sessions was announced just after president talked up his republican party's gains in the senate from choose days mid term elections but i have to contend with democrats who powerful committees in the lower house for the opposition party secured a majority in the chamber. the president says that he will have a much stronger opinion on the case of jamal khashoggi next week the journalist was murdered in that saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul last month. undertook a show you mattered more than a month since the death of mr show you know journalists very sad thing very terrible thing do you think saudi arabia is guilty of of having to murder and if so what marginal your opinion on that subject over the next week and i'm working very closely with congress we're working together some very talented people and we're working with congress we're working with turkey and we're workin

they want to see protection put in place for special counsel robert muller and the russian probe. be a nonstarter for a lot of republicans. there is and issue that could lead to a government shutdown. you just never know how these things will play out. >>> thank you. >>> voters in mississippi will decide a u.s. senate race that is getting national attention after a controversial statement by the republican candidate, cindy hyde smith is running against mike espy. >> the senate seat is for a very special woman that is going to do a special job and she votes for us and she votes for make america great again. >> mississippi has been a republican stronghold. a 1980 photo shows her wearing a confederate hat and she said would he attend a public hanging if she was invited. >> i think i've given you one big reason that i can ask for your vote tonight. i worked very hard for you. i have stood up for you and you know i will continue to stand up for the conservative values of mississippi. >> i want to help everybody else. >> hyde smith was appointed in april to temporarily fill the seat of

and a new deal with special counsel robert muller. reporter: rudy giuliani said the timi io c leaderstoey a, quote, proven liar. president trump's former attorney michael cohen said now what the public didn't know is while donald trump was running for president saying things like this. >> i respect putin. he's a strong leader. >> reporter: they were pursuing a project in moscow. cohen pleaded guilty to lying to congress. he previously told lawmakers the project was abandoned in january 2016. he now says it continued until june, deep into the campaign. and he also discussed trump tower moscow with donald trump, other members of the trump family, and top officials in the russian government. president trump is in argentina today. before he left, he lashed out at his former fixer. >> he's a weak person. and not a very smart person. he's trying to get a much lesser prison sentence by making up a story. >> reporter: cohen's testimony now maicon tphreubgt with that given by his son, donald trump jr. president trump canceled his meeting withn

that could change depending on how special counsel robert muller's investigation of russian meddling in two thousand and sixteen and a broad range of other legal issues turns out it really comes down to. how damning if the report is damning are those reports of demi how damning are they and what ammunition to democrats have on which to what grounds they have to impeach trump on if democrats control the house legislative gridlock would likely prevail for the remainder of trump's term but trump could continue his unconventional foreign policy ventures and he already plans to hold summit meetings with kim jong il and lattimer putin in twenty nineteen the minute the midterm votes are counted the press and politicians will turn their sights to the next election cycle already democratic presidential hopefuls are testing the waters in places like iowa and new hampshire hoping to be the one to run against trump two years from now and if you thought this election was intense emotional and divisive just wait for twenty twenty rob reynolds al-jazeera washington. other news now and in the past o

deputy attorney general and he says the removal of sessions may affect what robert muller does with the russian investigation. conceivable if the motive for the removal was to install someone who had protect the president that clearly is a motive that indicates obstruction of justice and there's no doubt that at present mr muller could call mr sessions for a grand jury and ask him you know what was it that it had the president told him anything as to directly or mr kelley as to why he was removed indeed it would seem that he could actually call mr they actually attorney general mr whitaker and asked have did you give promises to the president you know that you would shut me down what kind of commitments did you make in order to obtain your particular position because you pointed out he's never gone through any confirmation of any sort whatsoever and those are things that need to be raised and asked you remember mr trump has always stated he thought his attorney general's job was to protect the president you know like roy cohn would would would protect joe mccarthy during his most noxiou

president that has led to a number of investigations including the one led by the special counsel robert muller and so from the very beginning donald trump has been attacking the intelligence community because if these allegations are actually proven that people within his own campaign had something to do with this alleged tampering of the two thousand and sixteen election that could call the legitimacy of his presidency into doubt and so from almost the very beginning of his presidency donald trump has been very very critical he has accused the intelligence community which is of sixteen agencies of having a carrying out a witch hunt he talked about that in this interview with fox news sunday he has talked about these operatives and these analysts having a political grudge against him trying to undermine him and he has been doing this almost constantly so it really isn't a surprise that when the cia says something of this nature and it's where for the cia to say something of this nature even through a leak to a bunch of newspapers. thing so that the president would accept it but because of that

exit polls while a plurality disapprove of special counsel robert muller's handling of a specifically fifty four percent of voters said the investigation into russia interference and the twenty sixteen election and possible collusion with a presidential campaign was politically motivated compared with just forty percent who said it was mostly justified so i think looking forward to two thousand and twenty as we head into there is you could probably look toward the commander in the troll in chief donald trump to keep. kind of basically provoking the left to keep on mentioning russia because the polls consistently show that the population didn't care about it obviously a lot of the congressional candidates did know this was the truth because they themselves did not campaign on that never ran ads mentioning the investigation but i'm sure donald trump will try to provoke them to keep on saying stuff down there's a phrase down here in that no you don't hunt you know that whole russia gay hoax never got any traction as men no proof but it's great troll bait and i think trump is pleased that

that could change depending on how special counsel robert muller's investigation of russian meddling in two thousand and sixteen and a broad range of other legal issues turns out it really comes down to. how damning if the report is damning are those reports of demi how damning are they and what ammunition to democrats have on which to what grounds they have to impeach trump on if democrats control the house legislative gridlock would likely prevail for the remainder of trump's term but trump could continue his unconventional foreign policy ventures and he already plans to hold summit meetings with kim jong il and lattimer putin in twenty nineteen the minute the midterm votes are counted the press and politicians will turn their sights to the next election cycle already democratic presidential hopefuls are testing the waters in places like iowa and new hampshire hoping to be the one to run against trump two years from now and if you thought this election was intense emotional and divisive just wait for twenty twenty rob reynolds al-jazeera washington. that's just one of the topics ca

him the job but once he did he couldn't interfere in the russian probe or fire special counsel robert muller who reports to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein numerous reports indicate trump repeatedly considered firing sessions only to be talked out of it by his advisors but he continued to vent his ire. and then he said i'm going to recuse myself i said what kind of a man is this. session's refused to quit and fired back a trumpet a statement saying while i'm attorney general the actions of the department of justice will not be improperly influenced by political considerations. when not battling his boss in the white house sessions formally a hard line judge an alabama senator was implementing draconian law and order policies most notably the so-called zero tolerance policy on migrants and asylum seekers that resulted in thousands of children and babies being separated from their parents if you are some are doing a child then we will prosecute you and that child may be separated from you as required by law. in the end sessions loss of support among former republican senate colleagues s

that of course a reference to robert muller who we know is heading the russian investigation so let us know what you think about that scene and how it's been portrayed on social media you can get in touch with us on twitter using the hash tag a genius grant andrew thank you very much now if you're watching on facebook live find out about the caterpillar that could soon be delivering drugs inside your body and ahead on the show refugees fleeing unspeakable violence in central african republic the crisis that aid groups say the world has forgotten about. how we still get more on the settled weather in the forecast across parts of the middle a still a fair amount of traffic just spilling across some wet weather there still making its way across iraq heading towards iran will see some showers lingering around the eastern side of the medicine go on through friday cyprus could see some showers longest bells of raise some rain that say into lebanon into jordan maybe into northern parts of israel for friday iraq is dry and five twenty five celsius in baghdad twenty six celsius there kuwait cit

deputy attorney general, he has said no and with the house going to the democrats right now, both robert mullerhis election was all about and the president should hold off. election was all about and the president should hold offm election was all about and the president should hold off. it is likely this isn't the last resignation or sacking from the cabinet. no, there are other people, there is a phrase in scotland, the coatis there is a phrase in scotland, the coat is hanging by a peg, there are a few cabinet members whose coat is hanging bya a few cabinet members whose coat is hanging by a peg. there are some pretty important ethical questions. you've gotjohn pretty important ethical questions. you've got john kelly pretty important ethical questions. you've gotjohn kelly as chief of staff, where there have been president rumours that he will go. also, the defence secretary... people wouldn't want to see him go. donald trump hate the phrase the grown—ups, so that limits your life expectancy once you are phrase, the grown—ups, donald trump isn't one. that is a phrase that does the so—called

that could change depending on how special counsel robert muller's investigation of russian meddling in twenty sixteen and a broad range of other legal issues turns out it really comes down to. how damning if the report is damning are those reports of demi how damning are they and what ammunition to democrats have on which to what grounds they have to impeach trump on if democrats control the house legislative gridlock would likely prevail for the remainder of trump's term but trump could continue his unconventional foreign policy ventures and he already plans to hold summit meetings with kim jong il and lattimer putin in twenty nineteen the minute the midterm votes are counted the press and politicians will turn their sights to the next election cycle already democratic presidential hopefuls are testing the waters in places like iowa and new hampshire hoping to be the one to run against trump two years from now and if you thought this election was intense emotional and divisive just wait for twenty twenty rob reynolds al-jazeera washington. let's go live now to our white house corre

it's difficult to peer into a robert muller's crystal ball here but one of we do know that one of the events that has been a main focus of this investigation has been this legendary trump tower meeting that happened during the campaign between don junior the president's son jared questioner the president's son in law and this russian lawyer there were even rumors flying earlier this month that don jr was being prepared to the indicted so again with this can involve subpoenas that might come off i might fire off in january we'll find out fairly quickly who house may or may not be caught out lying but there has been a lot of a scrutiny and focus around the participants in that meeting at trump tower and we're about twenty seconds left. everything put together here that we're seeing happening in washington it looks like the more investigation is about to come. will close your group that's certainly what people are expecting possibly even before the end of the year and of course the next question is well what happens then we have this interim attorney general who suddenly was brought up w

sessions has somewhat acted as a human shield standing between the president and the special counsel robert muller who's running that investigation and throughout the past year and a half trump has taken to twitter to criticize sessions calling him beleaguered very weak and generally just bringing him down so everyone knew that after the midterms maybe at some point sessions would be either fired or step down but the fact that it happened really mere hours after the results were certified the ink was an even really dry on the numbers there and sessions was gone is pretty extraordinary why is there any indication why he was pushed out now at this moment . well there are some hypotheses that perhaps trump just wanted him gone to change the story after the republicans failed to hold on to the house of representatives but it really was sort of a slow on raveling between the two again this was something that people sort of knew was coming but the fact that it did happen so suddenly really is interesting it could be hypothesized that perhaps the president wanted him gone quickly after the midterms so th

and not release them to the press to the public or even to congress so a lot at stake here for robert muller a lot of different ways that this could go down there a huge development there in washington and we're going to come back to in just a moment to talk to you about the midterm elections because a sessions firing comes as the president has been selling the midterms as a major success for his party the republicans look likely to expand their majority in the senate and also one key governor's races the democrats managed to win back the house of representatives but it wasn't quite the big blue wave many of them were hoping to see. something done in typically bombastic form. of a historic victory in the midterms focusing primarily on republican gains in the senate he largely shrugged off the democrats regaining the majority in the house of representatives though he did often on a sponsor of sorts now is the time for members of both parties to join to give. put partisanship aside and keep the american economic miracle going strong but that offer of bipartisanship was quickly undercut the ton

president donald trump fires his attorney general costing down say over the future of special counsel robert muller as investigation. on the russian vest occasion are you concerned that that you may have not good alternative that anything where you may have i think you should because it's a hoax for you that's enough put down the mike and move was not was just off to trying to come by some news conference following a night of mixed results in chief day's midterm elections. hello them or a col this is al jazeera life and also coming. fighting has reporters around the city of homs data as the incessant grantee calls for peace talks. also seventy nine school students kidnapped in cameroon all frayed mystery surrounds who took the. u.s. president donald trump has fired attorney general jeff sessions the announcement came a day off the trunk republican party lost control of the house of representatives in tuesday's midterm elections although it increased its majority in the senate we'll have much more on the election and its aftermath in a few moments but first. more on a contentious day at the white ho

investigation into this alleged meddling by russia into the twenty sixteen election led by special counsel robert muller we knew sessions recused himself when this investigation began a move that donald trump was openly very. how can we best describe it he certainly didn't approve of this recusal is he publicly humiliated sessions because of that so did sessions did he jump or was he pushed out of office. you know publicly humiliated him not just then but many many times that seemingly random intervals over the past year and a half he has been calling him beleaguered a very weak and various tweets and it sort of became a tell tale sign for a lot of journalists and washington watchers as to when whatever trump was tweeting about sessions it meant that maybe something was about to happen but the russian investigators and we have to sort of parse the words that session used in his resignation letter he said at your request i'm submitting my resignation which looks like it might be him going peacefully but not necessarily going willingly. all right my ass waiter stand by we're going to come back to you in j

director james comey the threat to fire robert muller who is overseeing the investigation and also the attempt to previously and the f.b.i. investigation of former national security advisor michael flynn they see all of this collectively as concerning that's where they are not only demanding clarity in terms of how this investigation will move forward in the eyes of the acting attorney general but also they're calling for emergency hearings into the forced resignation of jeff sessions given the fact that they believe that this was the president's attempt to obstruct justice with respect to this investigation. and obviously it's the senate that can confirm the new attorney general in the senate is now controlled by the republicans who are has really has remained in republican hands trump right now though it or soon is going to be ad kavanah investiture tell us a little bit how bad is playing out. well you know all things involving the federal judiciary are pretty active at the moment not only have we seen the departure of the attorney general jeff sessions somebody else put in his place

but there is much talk in washington that special counsel robert muller is zero in on trump himself. does this bring it closer to the president really well yeah it's certainly does because of cohen's relationship with the president but exactly what the lies were and you know that i guess that will that will come out when the plea is made so but it it definitely feels like there's an accelerating pace as a result of the recent u.s. elections democrats will reclaim the house of representatives in january. and with their new stature they will have the power to launch their own investigations. for trump this could spell political agony. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today congo's health ministry says the current health break in the east of the country is now the second biggest in history with more than four hundred confirmed probable cases efforts to curb the epidemic are being hampered by a surge of violence in the area. the world health organization has warned of a resurgence of measles worldwide the number of infections jumped more than thirty perc

president has submitted russian on says to questions by special counsel robert muller he's investigating a trans campaign colluded with russia to influence the twenty sixteen presidential election trump has repeatedly called the investigation a watch hunt and says he would not stop his acting attorney general if he moved to curtail the inquiry. and sent an american asylum seekers have arrived in to you want to join those who are already in the mexican city meanwhile the u.s. judge has blocked president order to bob schieffer from seeking asylum if they enter the country illegally border agents are preparing for the so-called caravan of people making their way to the u.s. john heilemann has more from. the vanguard of the caravan of people most of them from central america heading through mexico has arrived in tijuana and they've been here now some of them thought almost a week you can see behind me the center it's a school sense where they're being housed this leaping in the rough they're getting some donations of clothes and food some care from the city authorities but i think it's fair

he wanted to mike sure no one stopped robert muller's investigation. >> no one is threatening to miss with it. all of my colleagues, my republican colleagues in the senate have publicly and repeatedly said how important it is to let that investigation go forward. let's get it behind us and not stop and start again. the legislation they would like to see voted on would have to be signed by the president. it won't happen. why we would use that thyme when we could be miking these kind of lifetime changes can amazing to me. we'll figure out a way to do that. i think, maria. on the muller dismissal side of the discussion there is a huge reason not to believe that the congress can decide who works in the judiciary branch. i've side repeatedly. it's auto big mistake not to let this go forward. i wouldn't be for any legislation that will vie lite the separation of power. there is a way to do that. it's called the independent council. >> i want to ask about the investigations coming. let me stay on the judicialry. do you think letters will nominate another justice before 2020. >> i know having

dry and figure out if there is something going on and let's not forget this is been the focus of robert muller the special counsel he's been looking at the potential not just of russian involvement with the trim campaign but also we believe of saudi and u.a.e. potential collusion in the run up to the election so all of this is been happening behind the scenes with bob mueller but now the democrats are in charge they can make their findings pretty much known worldwide and they have the powers to investigate it so the president's world is about to change in a way he probably can't even comprehend just yet thank you for that patty patty kahane live for us in washington d.c. has just gone past six pm in paris and protests are still going on there as french police try to disperse angry crowds most are is set up roadblocks for the second saturday narrow to demand the scrapping of a proposed green energy tax which has driven up fuel prices catherine sansa with forte's. wave of yellow in the french capital. for the second successive weekend the so-called yellow vests created roadblocks and organized p

president has submitted russian answers to questions by special counsel robert muller he is investigating a trans campaign colluded with russia to influence the twenty six thousand presidential election trump has repeatedly called the investigation of what charmed and says he wouldn't stop his acting attorney general if he moved to could tell you the inquiry the us president says it's fake news to compare hillary clinton's use of personal e-mail during her time in the secretary of state with reports that his daughter used personal emails for government business a report from the washington post says ivanka trump who works as a white house adviser sent hundreds of e-mails from a personal account that's a violation of public record laws has repeatedly called for his former democratic rival to be jailed for using private e-mail while she was in office. there will be more airstrikes and battles in the yemeni. the city center of the worst i've seen in recent days the erotic coalition is backing government and its fight against iranian backed rebels who control. an estimated eighty five thousan

attorney named robert muller. so there is a very long history with whitey bulger and his very controversial program the top echelon of wonder program in fact it's become so. damaged congressman stephen lynch was from massachusetts wrote legislation in april of twenty seventeen called the federal employment accountability act and there's a reason for it because these unholy alliance is blown up in our faces you know you guys know you and i we all talked about maximum harm my other boy and tampons and i have affiliations with some certain government officials i mean you think about it you know there is. there's zero accountability and i completely agree that large needs these implements to get the job done but when it goes bad there is zero accountability most of you know you know this is the thing i feel like it's a very strange thing because it's been why you know they seventy's and eighty's especially for boston and that whitey bulger era of mob crime was so brutal between that and new york i mean was so brutal i

lawyer says the us president has also submitted written on says to questions by special counsel robert muller his investigation of trump's campaign concluded with russia to influence the twenty sixteen presidential election trump has repeatedly called the investigation a witch hunt and says he would not stop his acting attorney general if he moved to curtail the inquiry the us president says it's fake news to compare hillary clinton's use of personal e-mail during her time as secretary of state with a bought with reports of his daughter used personal email for government business a report from the washington post says ivanka trump who works as a white house advisor sent hundreds of e-mails from a personal account that's a violation of public record laws donald trump has repeatedly called for his former democratic rival to be jailed for using private e-mail while she was in office. a protester has been shot in the head during anti-government demonstrations in haiti he was killed near the national palace in the capital port au prince it's the third day of protests over government corruption sch

meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election as are people who criticize special counsel robert muller's and career calling it a witch he says it's drawing to a close and that he answered the questions himself my lawyers are working on that i'm working with it i write the answers below is the right answers i write it says i was asked a series of questions i've answered the very easily very easily i'm sure there tripped up because you know they like to catch people you know with the weather is sunny or was it brady he said it may have been a great day it was rainy therefore he told a lie perjured himself ok so you have to always be careful when you answer questions with people that probably have bad intentions but. you know it's. the questions were very routinely answered by me me by. and trump has lost his latest battle with the news channel c.n.n. a judge ordered the press pass for the network's white house correspondent should be temporarily reinstated jim acosta's access was her vote last week after he was accused of being aggressive towards a white house aide when she attempted to ta

all of this comes as a result of p michael cohen - who agreed to cooperate with special counsel robert mullerhe said he lied about trump's moscow property plans, including his plans to travel to russia, contacts with russian officials in connection with plans for a trump tower moscow project. president trump says what he did is perfectly fine. ( alex )with the g20 summit as a backdrop president trump signed a new trade agreement - the usmca - with mexico and canda to replace nafta. but that agreement still has to be approved by congress. and already my email has been flooded with a range of reaction from lawmakers. some democrats hate it saying usmca isn't better or really any different than nafta.some republcans say it's a great deal and they've been workign closely with the president. and

against that although don't trump everyone and claims he's he's dying to have a sit down with robert muller there's a great deal of speculation that might be springing into action any moment with various indictments although we see a lot of that speculation quite often and we are certainly seeing lots of reports from anonymous sources within the white house that donald trump is going more and more vexed by all of this anxious about this the possibility of indictments indictments for his members of his own family his is son for example however the trump told reporters a few hours ago that he's not anxious at all about anything that's happening all right she had thanks very much that she ever tansey a reporting there from washington d.c. . and staying in washington the white house is jew returned the c.n.n. correspondent jim acosta's press pass for now on the orders of a judge costa had his credentials taken away after he clash with donald trump at last week's post midterms press conference judge ordered that his posse must be reinstated while a c n n lawsuit against the president continues.