how good has he been since rodgers took over?lty this season. but for both sides, this is now all about next season. huddersfield in the championship and leicester looking to build on their new found confidence. having a look at the bottom of the table. today really has been about the bottom of the table. newcastle are now down to 15th place, seven places above cardiff, points above cardiff. burley not out of danger but palace pretty much guaranteed safety. southampton, who lost to liverpool last but they don't place her next week. liverpool back ahead of manchester city, who have played one game less. they are playing at the moment in the fa cup. they play tottenham in europe on tuesday. lots going on for city. if city continue to be involved in all four trophies, they have a huge number of games to play before the end of the season. arsenal and chelsea play tomorrow and monday. let's talk about scotland. can we talk about the championship? norwich are almost guaranteed automatic promotion. not quite, though. they thrashed a man

twenty sixteen to thirty one year old broke down on the side of the road when police officer newman rodger drove the wrong way apart from stopping just meters from him the court was told roger didn't identify himself to corey jones and drew his weapon prosecutors say jones who was legally armed thought he was being carjacked and drew his own legally held firearm and run away rodger fired six shots killing the musician and youth mentor roger has never. apologized. but the. giant. yeah. he has. a word a week before roger was sentenced video emerged of two white officers pepper spraying punching and slamming the head of fifteen year old deluca roll into the ground police accuse the teenager of taking an aggressive stance but both officers have since been placed on paid administrative assignments and charges against the fifteen year old have been dropped his mother says it should never have happened in the first place. but he. is. my. it wouldn't give me a time what they are what every police brother would have been my door. and the people who i suppose that protect my children made. on thursd

i'm chris rodgers. the headlines at 8.gation. the chancellor insists the government has no red lines in talks over brexit. but labour says it's waiting to see some movement from the prime minister. the key priority is to avoid crashing out with the eu with no deal, because of the disruption that would mean to industry and to supply chains, and we are determined to make sure there's no crashing out without a deal. what do we want? human rights! when we want them? now! human rights protests at london's dorchester hotel owned

let's discuss it with laura jarrett, mike rodgers and recent alto ronalti.u cover the justice department, i'm sure you've been pushing your sources since the attorney general made this comment here. for an attorney general to say he believes spying occurred or may have occurred here that's significant. did sources inside the justice department back that up in the hours since then as to why he believes that may be the case? >> so as you might imagine i have pressed them at length about what is the basis for his belief? what is the basis for his concern? and folks will not say what it is that's troubling him, but they do seem to suggest that he doesn't think spying in and of itself is a pejorative term, it's been described as he is an old cia guy. he actually thinks the issue is whether the spying was adequately factually predicated. he did say that they hearing. he eventually got to the point where he said what i'm worried about is any unauthorized surveillance. now, at the same time this is a very savvy man, this is a person who has been at the justice depar

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officer slamming a teenage girl to the ground earlier benjamin crump says the conviction of newman rodger is a staunch but doesn't happen often enough it is a milestone for many black americans not only in florida but all across the united states so we think the prosecutor's office we think the court for giving equal justice.

officer slamming a teenage girl to the ground earlier benjamin crump says the conviction of newman rodger is a start but doesn't happen often enough it is a milestone. for many black americans not only of florida but all across the united states so we thank the prosecutor's office we think the court for equal justice in recent years the shooting of unarmed black man has sparked outrage across the u.s. and videos like the one of the local role emerge on a regular basis trials and convictions of police officers a few and far between but there's a growing call for accountability and justice names of victims like michael brown twelve year olds who may arise and eric garner often cited and civil rights activists don't want to see that lest grow and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. security force personnel defected from venezuela into neighboring colombia two months ago and they remain still waiting the call to join the fight against venezuela's president. ports from the border city of kuta. is they abandoned their posts and crossed into colombia they were greeted as heroes . when in one tho

elie honig and jennifer rodgers are with me as well. is it fair if -- we don't know. if what bill barr is talking about, that spying did occur on the campaign, if that has to do with the fisa warrant on carter page, there's a universe where spying did occur and it was entirely appropriate. he's saying there's a universe where if spying occurred and it was appropriate. am i getting that right? >> i think really he means surveillance, the carter page fisas and other that kind of thing that went on. on one hand he's saying we have the doj, inspector general's report coming down, there are areas where there was pieces of information. i want to look and see if anything more needs to be done. meanwhile the president is yelling in my ear this is treason, illegal and i have to appease him by doing that. the question, of course, then is does he open an investigation? >> review is short of investigation. >> yes. >> do you think with all the information that he would be gathering, do you, and the fact that the ig is also investigating this, do you think it's appropriate for the

both mike rodgers and i thought that was a bit of a gold-plated proposal. but we're already headed in the right direction. when mike and i originally proposed this we thought there should be little if any additional cost because the air force is pretty well resourced already. it's more of an organizational issue when you have 60 people empowered to say no but no one has the ability to say yes. that's an issue but that's the way bureaucracy tends to work. but we will be getting into the numbers. we are just getting the budget books right now from the pentagon. the budget is late, as you know. i'm not faulting anybody over that. but we will do our best in the ndaa to have the 58th or 59th consecutive year of house and senate passage of that bill. if there is any element of congress that still works it's probably the house and senate armed services committees. and remember when you are talking about budgeting in this sideways, i would say this is the only part of the federal budget that we don't get to set. it's entirely threat-based. we have to be able to res

put a lot of value in what congressman rodgers said today. and we are now able to follow that up with an expert panel, not good friends of mine with you some of the brightest minds on these issues. and i've asked them to address a range of questions from some fundamental issues, like, what is 5 g. why is this emergesing a a new battleground? why are there national security implications to the state of the five is debate and how it could affect alliance coordination is huawei is allowed into one member of the intelligence sharing network? we have seen some reports that suggest the u.s. would be forced to restrict intelligence sharing with any partner nation that lah li roued huawei into the 5 q networks. there is ground level stuff and sophisticated questions that i hope we can cover today. and to accomplish that i have to my immediate left our senior fellow senior research fellow on chinese political and security affairs, dean cheng. he specializes in china's military and foreign policy, previously worked for 13 years as a seen your analyst w

this is bbc news, i'm chris rodgers. the headlines at 7pm. the defence secretary expresses horror at an alleged sexual assault of a 17—year—old female recruit by six male soldiers and orders an investigation. the chancellor insists the government has no red lines in talks over brexit. but labour waiting to see some movement from the prime minister. the key priority is to avoid crashing out with the eu with no deal, because of the disruption that would mean to industry and to supply chains, and we are determined to make sure there's no crashing out without a deal. building developer persimmon has announced an independent review into its housing quality, after increasing concerns about the standard of its new builds. >> what we want? human rights! >> when we want them? >> when we want them? >> now! human rights protests at london's dorchester hotel owned by brunei, where a new law makes gay sex punishable by stoning to death. tiger roll seals back to back rent nationals, the first horse to do so for nearly half a... half a century. manchester c

. >> we have the same problems of faults that connect to each other like h and the rodgers creek salt and we get better images of how they connect over the years. >> reporter: studying these micro quakes that happen almost round-the-clock deep underground, scientists believe this will lead to a better understanding of when a fault may snap. it is also useful for studying swarm. >> san ramon regularly has earthquakes forms. with ten times as much data we would be able to track them that much more accurately and do better forecast for the future. >> reporter: do these millions of small earthquakes reduce stress on major faults? >> if they were really important to releasing energy on the faults we need to have 30 times as many. >> reporter: you don't see them come you don't feel them but they may be the first clue to better understanding how and why of two ray wells that wound up on bay area beaches. >> scientists from the marine mammal center think it was killed five one force trauma most likely from a ship strike. experts found another distinct sign, deep propeller roles appear to have

officer slamming a teenage girl to the ground earlier benjamin crump says the conviction of newman rodger is a start but doesn't happen often enough it is a milestone for many black americans not only in florida but all across the united states so we think the prosecutor's office we think the court for giving equal justice in. years the shooting of unarmed black man has sparked outrage across the u.s. and videos like the one of the local role emerge on a regular basis trials and convictions of police officers a few and far between but there's a growing call for accountability and justice names of victims like michael brown twelve year old timmy rice and eric garner are often cited and civil rights activists don't want to see that list grow and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. now the united states has ramped up its pressure on venezuela by imposing sanctions on the country's top diplomat foreign minister. was targeted as well as the various weyland judge the u.s. treasury department says all of its american assets will be blocked venezuelan opposition politician has been arrested in ca

for that, we welcome congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers of washington state.er of the subcommittee on consumer protection and commerce, which has jurisdiction over privacy on the internet congresswom congresswoman, thank you very much for being with us today. >> great to be with you. thank you. >> what do you think when you saw zuckerberg's post? are you taking him at face value? >> two major concerns that i have with mark zuckerberg's facebook -- the post in the op ed one is the government regulating free speech and content. the government should not be doing that that is a violation of our first amendment, free speech rights. and then number two is his suggestion that gdpr is the framework that we should be following as we address privacy in america gdpr has resulted in, yes, facebook and google doing well in their market share, but for the small guys, the start-ups, it's created significant barriers to entry. we're talking $1 to $10 million in costs associated with complying with gdpr, and that's a significant barrier for those start-ups that we cherish in

so jennifer rodgers is a former federal prosecutor and cnn legal analyst. so start with this one.tions. what are they looking for? >> well, in the first instance they're looking for written communication, memos, letters and emails back and forth and those sort of things they want. but then communications also means verbal communications. so that is where you have to get testimony because they want to know what was said in meetings and phone calls between the attorney general and the deputy attorney general and mueller and his team about the report. >> okay. so that is the communications there. on the tax return point, because we know the democrats and ways and means want six years worth and we've heard president trump talk about everything from you can't have them, i'm under audit to it is too complicated and no one cares and yesterday he said, spoke, they'll speak to my lawyers and they'll speak to the attorney general. what does the a.g. have to do with it? >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure the president knows either. listen, the tax return thing is as abby was saying not fully liti

leave it there join us throughout the day charles stratfor there in the gumbo sri lanka let's join rodger shanahan he's a research fellow at the lower institute for international policy joins me now from sydney in australia good to have you with us on the program as the investigation continues into the attacks as we've heard a senior defense minister suggesting that the attack there was a reprisal for the mosque attacks in new zealand earlier this year i mean how on what are your observations of this connection. well i think we have a bit cautious at the station to know a lot more. now an operation like this coordinated complex attack against multiple targets on both coasts or sri lanka that takes quite some training in ability in planning to do the christchurch attacks running five weeks ago given what we know the organizations of law we put these together this is probably planned quite some time in advance of that we also were aware that one hundred kilograms of explosives and night is the discovered in northwestern sri lanka. in january this year so i'm not sure that there's a causal l

brendan rodgers was the man at the helm for ring —— for liverpool that year.on monday and how the reds would love a favour from an old friend. so liverpool face the prospect of not winning the title despite only one defeat — to city — all season. a cruel blow for a side looking for their first league title since 1990. so we sent our reporter juliette ferrington to find out how the red half of the city is feeling about the title race. jurgen klopp has been very consistent that liverpool should only worry about events they can control themselves. he has been ramming home that message to the players, just take care of your own business, this liverpool team have proved adept at doing that with nine straight wins in all competitions. they still need a favour from elsewhere to get over the line in this premier league title race but i thinkjurgen klopp doesn't want anyone to waste energy worrying about things beyond their control andi about things beyond their control and i think you know is that liverpool just need to and i think you know is that liverpooljust need

walt rodgers office actions perceptions by participating states and because at the end perceptions also shape reality so. if a participating state. consistent threat perception i think needs to be taken into account. responses and i think these. need. to. each change and to better understand and i think. readiness to more empathy to try to understand the author if you want to progress and if you want to come out of this very polarized very and they're going to stick in my mind the operating currently do you like your organization in today's world has enough tools of influence too actually. solve the problems that it is facing because it was created it's a cold war child it was created when america you know u.s.s.r. where there had and yes there was a potential conflict threat that was real and that was a real threat to europe then i mean right now as much as america and russia aren't liking each other their relationship is definitely not a threat to european union or europe as a whole europe is definitely facing other threats i don't know like terrorism populists hacker's climate change

let me bring back in elie honig, jennifer rodgers back with me, also dana bash.a, shockingly, there are theatrics coming from a capitol hill hearing. i know, i know. everyone, you can't believe it. but i was -- do you get a sense of what bill barr was trying to say in that line -- in answering that line of questioning? i was really both fascinated and surprised. >> he was trying to be tough. and trying to do it within the lane of being a lawyer and the attorney general. and trying to kind of throw it back in the congressman's face about the courts. you know, letting the courts decide. but look, what is this all about? of course, it's all about the president's attorney general, the republicans, obviously making a decision that they have no choice on the one hand, on the other hand, they probably don't want to have a choice, but to fight obamacare in courts in a way that they were unable to do legislatively. they were unable to do legislatively when they had complete control of washington. you know, up until of course in november they had the whole entire congress,

rodgers' institute. i became derned a couple of years ago that pace of research in the basic part of sepsis, understanding the mechanisms underlying the condition wasn't fast enough. so i put together a working group under our advisory council, which right now is examining our portfolio in the field and how it fits in with the rest of nih's funding, and they will be making recommendations to usity may council meeting. particularly they are going to be looking at the balance of research in animal models verse in humans. perhaps there is too much emphasis on looking at sepsis-like conditions in mice and not enough in the human condition. maybe we can leverage clinical trials that are already in process in chrisically ill patients doling sepsis. >> thank you. the effort against sepsis is really multi-pass elted. you have a micro orangism, a athogen, that triggers a physical lodgal and pathological process that is sepsis. it isn't just the microbe or the response. it is a combination of of the two. it is stu

i'm chris rodgers. the headlines at 10 o'clock.alleged sexual assault of a 17—year—old female recruit by six male soldiers and orders an investigation. the chancellor insists the government has no red lines in talks over brexit. but labour says it's waiting to see some movement from the prime minister. the key priority is to avoid crashing out with the eu with no deal, because of the disruption that would mean to industry and to supply chains, and we are determined to make sure when we want them? now! human rights protests at london's dorchester hotel owned by brunei, where a new law makes gay sex punishable by stoning to death. the first

rodgers: in order for this to become law it's going to require bipartisan support. yet the democrats have chosen today to move forward in a partisan way. the rhetoric around net neutrality has been driven to a fever pitch. dire predictions on the end of the internet led to the death threats against the chairman of the s.e.c. and -- of the f.c.c. and his family as well as against our own colleagues. democrat says they want to save the internet, however, in the time since title 2 was regular -- title 2 regulations were repealed under the trump administration network speeds are up drastically. investment and coverage in rural areas has increased. this debate isn't about the merits of an open internet. i support an open, free internet and always have. this is truly about how we shape the future of our economy. do we want to regulate the nternet as a 1930-'s -- as a 1930's-stale utility where regulations leave behind rural and poor americans? do we want an internet economy that lifts people out of poverty and lifts people out of poverty? as we work to cross the digital d

officer slamming a teenage girl to the ground earlier benjamin crump says the conviction of newman rodger is a start but doesn't happen often enough it is a milestone for many black americans not only. florida but all across the united states so we thank the prosecutor's office we think the court for giving equal justice in recent years the shooting of unarmed black man has sparked outrage across the u.s. in videos like they want to emerge on a regular basis trials and convictions of police officers a few and far between but there's a growing call for accountability and justice names of victims like michael brown twelve year olds who may arise and eric garner often cited and civil rights activists don't want to see that list grow gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. financial break out when we come back hitting the big time we take a closer look at baseball's most talked about young player stay with us. sweat tears and sometimes blood but for them it's what that dreams are made of. just a year wound tells a story of young moroccan boxes from humble backgrounds and training for the mind set

the animals that natalie rodgers century were all rescued from the hands of poachers some of the penguins need medical help when they arrive because they haven't eaten in weeks poachers don't kill penguins immediately preferring to trade life specimens. some animals are still so young that natalie rogers has to feed them milk from a syringe. already needs to gain weight to every day she gets put on the scales today she's four point eight kilos since she arrived at the enemy sanctuary five months ago she's gained about a kilo. one more and she can be released. there's still so much still to learn on them. on her wait that she arrived in. they usually still be in the mother's territory not dependent but still within the mother's territory before they became efficient enough to find their own food and find their own territory. what happened to. the team of rangers is dedicated specifically to tracking down the poachers clan thompson is in charge of the group he says antelope tracks but he says tracks left by penguins are hard to find in the bush over the course of many years observing animal

officer slamming a teenage girl to the ground earlier benjamin crump says the conviction of newman rodger is a staunch but doesn't happen often enough it is a milestone for many black americans not only of florida but all across the united states so we think the prosecutor's office we think the court for giving equal justice in recent years. the shooting of unarmed black man has sparked outrage across the u.s. and videos like the one of the local role emerge on a regular basis trials and convictions of police officers a few and far between but there's a growing call for accountability and justice names of victims like michael brown twelve year olds who may arise and eric garner often cited and civil rights activists don't want to see that list grow under gallacher al-jazeera miami florida and spent twenty five years since the end of apartheid in south africa. has been made since nelson mandela's revolution to end white role but not nearly enough said critics of the ruling african national congress is campaigning intensifies for next month's general election the a.n.c. is accused of ignori

huddersfield are already down and leicester safe thanks to their resurgence under brendan rodgers, so for it — winning 4—1 with jamie vardy scoring twice. those goals take him above gary lineker in the club's all—time goalscoring charts. lots of positives from the game today. i thought our attacking intent and the speed of our game was very good. we conceded a goal which we we re very good. we conceded a goal which we were disappointed with because we didn't think it was a penalty. we think he has got contact on the ball, but apart from that the mentality of the team was very good. huddersfield have unfortunately been relegated but they still have got something to fight for. and crystal palace should now be safe after beating after both sides had had goals disallowed — they won a penalty on the 81st minute which captain luka milivojevic scored. newcastle are 15th, 7 points above cardiff in the drop zone. they should still be safe. it has been another historic day at aintree. tiger roll has become the first horse since red rum 45 years ago to win the grand national two years in a row.

. >> reporter: tom buck was in charge of replacing jillian meeker and che rodgers, who had been workingr two years. >> this epitomizes that for people. there is a huge desire to step back from the pace of modern life. >> reporter: but the pace of life on the island isn't exactly laid back. it's actually a bed and breakfast inn. jillian and che do everything from running the boat to cooking and serving meals. >> this is where we spend most of our day in the kitchen. >> reporter: but not bad, looking out the window, a view of san francisco. >> yeah, absolutely. in fact, it's completely distracting sometimes. >> reporter: this lighthouse is now considered a treasure, but at one time the coast guard was ready to demolish it, until lighthouse lovers stepped in to save it. >> the guests can come up here whenever they want. all our proposals happen up here. >> reporter: the visitors this day are tyler waterson and tiffany vance, the couple selected from more than 1,000 applicants. >> people always ask, are you going to have a cook or a maintenance person or anything, and it's all us. >> report

territory which which gives it a reputation as the most dangerous place to be in peacekeeping laurie rodger below are where we have been saying the part of their point of this whole discussion is the fact that international troops are pulling out why is it necessary for there to be international peacekeeping forces there of this extent why can't the government of mali it's of deal with the security situation or african troops to combat these these conflicts ok first of all the mali government has shown a inability to deal with the question the. the issue with the north of mali has been lingering for dictates and it didn't start to in in two thousand and twelve. it started maybe like twenty years or thirty years ago or since even. the colonization so and the situation has been worsening over the years until. we came close to the jedi's taking over the whole country and the french troops stopped them so it was clear that on a military on a military point of view the government is not able to deal with it alone. so whenever this kind of situation occurs in africa or more mostly in africa itsel

we can now bring in our guests joining us from paris is marie rodger below are executive officer chief executive officer of m r b networks and new york is adam de he's the head of programs at the united nations university's center for policy research and from london we have paul malley a consulting fellow at the africa program at chatham house welcome to all of you thank you very much for being on the program i'd like to start with you adam day and ask you to put it in context with us why is for us why is missed my known as the us most dangerous mission thanks so much i mean for very basic reasons it has the highest number of casualties one hundred ninety five casualties since its deployment and it is facing asymmetric threats that don't exist really anywhere else in the u.n. system although there are other challenging environments and so it really is that immediate the immediate threat but it also has to do with the scope of the mission the mission is deployed over a huge area often without the resources to necessarily cover that area with the mandate it's given and as you see the con

hello, this is bbc news with chris rodgers. the headlines.e in londonderry investigating the murder of the journalist, leera mckee, continue to question two teenagers and make a fresh appealfor information. lyra's killers have succeeded in only one thing, and that is in uniting the entire community in condemnation. over 750 arrests since monday, with police in london calling in extra officers from neighbouring forces as climate protests continue. the head of the force urges demostrators to move on. please go to the marble arch, where you can protest lawfully. stop your unlawful protest. and if you don't want to go to marble arch, then go home. the hottest day of the year, as temperatures soar to 25.5 celsius. as ifi as if i needed to tell you that. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday, with hugh woozencroft and karthi gna nasegaram. the headlines this evening. pep praises his players, as manchester city put their european exit behind them and return to the top of the premier league table. chris hughton cre

the court a batch i would like to watch tom brady, aaron rodgers, russell wilson.being the shortest order back in the league. growing up, my mum had me laced up in the latest and greatest. i had laced up in the latest and greatest. ihada laced up in the latest and greatest. i had a thing for looking good since i was i had a thing for looking good since iwasa i had a thing for looking good since i was a kid. you look good, you feel good, you play good, and so i always will believe that. i like to win on the football field is welcome us of... it's obviously been an exciting day, a long journey. i've come this far. it's not over. i will be ready to go. there's more sport here on bbc news thoughout the evening... but for me and the rest of the sportsday team, it's good night. good evening. certainly a stormy start to our weekend with the arrival of storm hanna. severe rain and dale's come and that could cause some disruption through the early hours of saturday morning. the gusts of wind in excess of 60—70 mph in places, strong winds will continue to travel steadily eas

this is bbc news, i'm chris rodgers. the headlines at 7pm. police in londonderry investigating the murder of thejournalist, lyra mckee — continue to question two teenagers and make a fresh appealfor information lyra's killers have succeeded in only one thing, and that is in uniting the entire community in condemnation. over 750 arrests since monday, with police in london calling in extra officers from neighbouring forces as climate protests continue. the head of the force urges demostrators to move on. please go to the marble arch, where you can protest lawfully. stop your unlawful protest. and if you don't want to go to marble arch, then go home. the hottest day of the year — as temperatures soar to 25.5 degrees. and a goal from manchester city's phil foden sends the sky blues to the top of the premier league as they beat tottenham — we'll have all the reaction to that — and the rest of the sports news in sportsday. good evening. the detective leading the investigation into the killing of leera mckee in northern ireland, has warned a "new br

youri tielemens with the header, before two late goals from jamie vardy sealed victory for brendan rodgerspool — just a point separates them with two games left. there's been no change in the places from third to sixth after the weekend's games, although chelsea and manchester united have narrowed the gap slightly on tottenham and arsenal after their draw today. chelsea women have failed to reach their first champions league final, after they were beaten 3—2 on aggregate by the holders lyon. trailing 2—1 from the first leg in france, chelsea fell behind when maren mjelde deflected a lyon shot into her own net. chelsea responded whenji so yun curled home a delightful messi—esque free kick. needing just a goal to take it to extra time, karen carney almost found it, but a second proved beyond them. lyon will play barcelona in the final. meanwhile, arsenal women have sealed their first women's super league title since 2012 with a 4—0 win over brighton. a record home crowd of over 5,000 at the amex saw the gunners clinch the title with a game to spare. sheffield united have been promoted to the

rodgers presented on march 14 the maximum you could build according to the current planning code is 2.0 and 2.25 f.a.r. i you to find any other with the existing planning code without taking advantage of the density bonus. that's what's going to create the extra units in san francisco. disadvantaged communities like excelsior. the recent the study claims it will be more beneficial in the park to build is because they don't take into account they won't let you build nine units. it's impossible. >> thank you. >> i wanted to write a long letters to the board of supervisors. i won't repeat myself but i will say scott wiener was elected to representative san francisco. i know there was a motion last year from the board of supervisors and it keeps coming back with the same thing. i don't he cares anything about san francisco. he came from the east coast, lived here a few years and came to a big corporate law firm and now off in sacramento. this ruins sacramento. he doesn't care what we think. it's a disaster. thank you for that. no amendments. it's awful. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >

morning while that suffering from what has happened it is still very much on a edge florence thank you rodger shanahan is a research fellow at the louis institute for international policy group could coordinate such an attack in response to an event that happened five weeks ago. we'd be a bit cautious at the station till we are a lot more. in operation like this holly coordinated complex attack against multiple targets on both coasts of sri lanka that takes quite sun trying inability i'm planning to do the christchurch attacks running five weeks ago and given what we know of the organizations of likely put these together this is probably playing quite some time in advance of that we also wear away that one hundred kilograms of explosives and a hundred at night is for discovered in northwestern sri lanka. in january this year and i'm not sure that there's a causal link between the two pieces you know on the face of that this kind of operation would take a look lot longer to plan and to logistically support the five weights if it was a local. sri lankan organization inspired or supported by a l

this is i am a father of a boy with down syndrome so i think about sarah palin and cathy mcmorris rodgers both of whom are mothers of boys with down syndrome almost exactly my son's age. both 11 to 13 as my son is 12. i think about that discourse and the disability rights movement and that touches on the last question as mothers, the ways in which the specific motivation around disability rights, sarah palin and cathy mcmorris rodgers and i agree on a lot of things related to disability in schools, and we disagree on so many other things that anyway, i don't know exactly what the point is there but clearly that is part of the history as well and part of the role of motherhood and then this engagement and disability rights, as a place of actual connection. >> we have got about five or 10 minutes left so please come on up. >> this is more of a comment. elizabeth perry was president of the society for the historians of the gilded age and progressive era, she and i served on that body's executive committee for a number of years and i wanted to recognize the importance of her leadership in tha

give report to a small number of congressional members without certain redactions, mike in case of rodger just beginning, new threats to subpoena full unredacted report, tonight, we'll show you what is at stake, what democrats are looking for in their push to try to impeach president trump. we take on talking points, we'll show you big weak spots for democrats, this as it is

in the indictment against rodger stone for lying to congress. he alleged to have lied about his relationship between julian assange and the campaign. it would not surprise me if the government does not top triarc sank for anything -- does not want to try -- assange for anything, they have been trying to talk to him for two years now, he has re fused. kennedy: will he talk? >> i don't know. it will depend on what they charge him with and what deal they offer. these charges are nothing. they may very well are more soar istharnlserious charges in stor. but i don't see that happening for a year and a half. kennedy: judge napolitano thank you for staying. >> always al. >> always a pleasure. ples. >> president trump claiming he knows nothing about wikileaks. >> i have been seeing what happened with assange. that will be a determination i would imagine mostly by the attorney general. who is doing an excellent job. i know nothing really about him, that is not my deal in life. kennedy: the thing in 2016 campaign, president sang a different tune. >> this