able to nail down exactly what is taking place a statement from the white house press secretary sara sanders offering some clarity on the rumors that have been swirling awash in the last couple of hours that the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein potentially being fired or is resigning now we are told from sara sanders that both the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein as well as president trump had an extended conversation to discuss recent news stories that being that he had suggested potentially removing the president from office in the early days in his role as senators goes on to say because the president's at the united nations general assembly with a full schedule with leaders from around the world the two will meet on thursday when the president returns to washington d.c. there's a already a potentially busy day in washington with potential hearing involving president trump supreme court nominee but now all eyes focused on another potential meeting that could be taking place between the president the deputy attorney general as you pointed out the start of the segment donald tru

house official trampas demanded the paper reveal the writer's identity white house spokeswoman sara sanders has called for the officer to resign . more than three hundred people have been killed in four months of anti-government protests in nicaragua the police and military have been widely accused of using excessive force against protesters rights groups say there is a climate of fear and some form of police officers have spoken out against the government crackdown putting themselves at risk from a network john homan has more. until recently this young man was a naked eye one police officer now he's had to flee the country all he says because he disagree with his government's crackdown on protests. killing an innocent a young person that doesn't sit well with me they're students and not criminals. human rights groups say the officers who've spoken out against the government's often heavy handed tactics and now in danger this one says he was slung in jail and interrogated by police intelligence after criticizing authorities in a what's. going to be said to tell them everything because if th

. >> it is notable, we think, that the president is open, as sara sanders says, to having debby ramirez testify on thursday. that is not something we have heard from anyone on the senate. thursday is the day that brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford will appear before the judiciary committee. that happened allegedly when they were in high school. brett kavanaugh says it never happened, and he gave this unprecedented interview in his own defense. >> joining us, a washington post white house reporter, new reporting about how president trump is managing these crises. good to see you. here's what you wrote yesterday. it was really interesting insight. you said over the weekend at two of his favorite haunts, the president mused about wanting to inject some new chum into the news cycle to deflect the spotlight from brett kavanaugh. what's so fascinating about this, josh, is this is what's long been speculating to, which is the president detonates a grenade somewhere when the news cycle is not to his liking and everyone runs off in that direction, and it seems that you are getting sort of

north korean leader kim jong un asking for a second meeting with president trump press secretary sara sanders said the letter was quote very warm and that the president's open to the idea the two met for the first time in june but relations have syria did since. a petrol tanker explosion in central nigeria has left thirty five people dead and injured hundreds more the explosion occurred at a filling station as the tanker discharged petrol. peru's marking the return of an ancient gold mask from germany after a twenty year legal battle. the century mask was unveiled in proof presidential palace after was handed over to the peruvian embassy here in berlin and it was seized from an art dealer in germany in one nine hundred ninety nine. or mass evacuations have been ordered along the atlantic coast of the united states ahead of the most powerful storm to menace that region in decades more than a million people in virginia and south carolina are getting out in the face of hurricane florence. this is quite literally the calm before the storm measure time as usual for the residents of the snores caro

reveal the identity of the author for national security purposes of the white house spokeswoman sara sanders has called for the anonymous author to resign to kill hayne has more from washington d.c. . this is unprecedented we do know and see in the new york times anonymous but the times saying that they allowed the author to write this and keep their identity secret so they could keep their job they're labeled as a senior official within the troubled ministration that likely means it's either cabinet secretary or special assistant to the president so this is someone close to president donald trump and they are writing this scathing ad where they called him immoral they call his leadership style impetuous at the serial petty it ineffective and that his actions are detrimental to the health of the republic this does not happen insiders within the trumpet administration inside any white house do not normally talk this way about the commander in chief the president of the united states for his part donald trump was quick to fire back. nobody has ever done in less than a two year period what we'v

identity of the author of what he says is national security purposes white house spokeswoman sara sara sanders has called for the anonymous also to resign a paragraph i will move its embassy back to tel aviv from jerusalem reversing a decision made just months ago in response israel says it will close its embassy in paraguay country's previous president horacio carter has moved the embassy following the u.s. and guatemala. the u.k. has called for a u.n. security council meeting to talk about the new developments in the novacek poisoning case british prosecutors have charged two russians of trying to kill former spy surrogate's cripple and his daughter yulia with a nerve agent in southern england russia says it has never even heard of the suspects at least twenty people have died and seventy others injured in twenty explosions in afghanistan happened in a wrestling gym in the western suburbs of kabul police say a suicide bomber detonated explosives among athletes training at the gym and then a car bomb went off nearby the area is predominately populated by the huzzaing ethnic minority a group t

to reveal the identity of the author for national security purposes the white house spokeswoman sara sanders has called for the anonymous author to resign article hain has more from washington d.c. . this is unprecedented we do not see in the new york times anonymous but the times saying that they allowed the author to write this and keep their identity secret so they could keep their job they're labeled as a senior official within the tribe and ministration that likely means it's either cabinet secretary or special assistant to the president so this is someone close to president donald trump and they are writing the scathing op ed where they call him immoral they call his leadership style impetuous adversarial petty it ineffective and that his actions are detrimental to the health of the republic this does not happen insiders within the trumpet administration side any white house do not normally talk this way about the commander in chief the president of the united states for his part donald trump was quick to fire back. nobody has ever done in less than a two year period what we've done so

reveal the identity of the author for national security purposes and the white house spokeswoman sara sanders has called for the anonymous author to resign a powerful earthquake has hit parts of the northern japanese island of hokkaido the six point seven magnitude quake struck in the early hours of thursday planes at one of the island's airports were seen shaking due to the force of the quake could cause landslides in some areas burying houses those are the headlines it's back to the hundred million dollar home next on al-jazeera and then it's the news hour at the top of the hour i will see you then bye bye. what changed for me very dramatically and how i see these rooms with palestine docking station the conflict was me being there me being there as a soldier me being a part of you know of the depression of palestinian me being a part of the the occupation as an act of war so for me what changed it was what i did as a soldier so i was just like the most regular soldier and i was in a commander and fain. would have been there for a thing in february and fifth and since two thousand and eight

north korean leader kim jong un asking for a second meeting with president trump press secretary sara sanders said the letter was very warm and that trump is open to the idea that you met for the first time in june but relations have the jury since then. in the u.s. state of south carolina a million residents have been ordered to evacuate as hurricane florence nears the weather system has intensified into a category four hurricane could cause catastrophic damage north and south carolina and virginia of all declared states of emergency. well in the eastern german town of curtain the death of a young man during a confrontation with two afghan migrants has stirred up more anti immigrant tensions a post-mortem showed the man died of acute heart failure after the encounter but he's in germany has been on edge following the anti immigrant protests and candidates two weeks ago curtain people gathered on monday to protest and to grieve . a memorial service and same jacob's church. mourning the death of a twenty two year old local man. the priest leads a prayer for the deceased marcus for his family a

has already condemned the article calling it a gutless editorial and the white house spokesman sara sanders has called for the anonymous author to resign political pain covering that story joining us from washington d.c. as well so the anonymous author of this piece in the new york times said he's part of the resistance what else did he have to say. i first i have to tell you this doesn't happen we don't normally see anonymous op eds the new york times allowing this person to write this keep their identity secret lately in them as a senior official within the trump administration to get that title we're talking about somebody who could see their special assistant to the president or a cabinet secretary they said that they did this so that they could write this for the public to know without losing their jobs but this is a scathing keep in mind this is from someone with in the trump administration they said that early on in the administration they talked about invoking the twenty fifth amendment basically that would have given the majority of the cabinet if they voted a chance to try and rem

the press secretary sara sanders said the author was a coward and that they should resign.india this morning. he said he did not write it and that the person who did should leave the administration. and some on social media speculate that the author could possibly vice president mike pence, because of the use of the word lodestar in the op—ed, a unique word that he has used in speeches before, but mike pence kim out of a statement saying that he did not write the op—ed, although some speculate that the author might have thrown that word in specifically, to throw readers off their scent. members of the northern ireland assembly are to have their pay cut, as the political deadlock at stormont continues. there has been no devolved government since power—sharing collapsed in january last year. the northern ireland secretary karen bradley also says she wants to allow civil servants to make decisions in the absence of devolution. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is at stormont. can you put into context, she had a lot to say, what she said today?” can tell you the fact that my

the president not very happy about that and now we're getting reports from the press secretary sara sanders that as a result of those recent news stories president trump and the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein did have a telephone call or rather an extended conversation and they will meet on thursday when the president returns to washington d.c. whether or not that means rod rosenstein will stay in his job is still unclear you mention all those specific things the recent new york times report about the do what he where microphone or invoking the twenty fifth and all that there are those accused events but more broadly kimberly it's the fact that rod rosenstein is in charge of the russian vista cation isn't it always to don't trump and troubled him urges. it's troubled him and he's always felt and donald trump supporters believe this is well that there is sort of this deep state that is running the u.s. government and that rod rosenstein potentially suggesting and we should point out he's denied these reports and if anything many people say the comments were made in sarcasm but there

reporter: in a statement sara sanders described the writer of the op-ed as a quote coward and said that they should resign. back to you in new york. lauren: or disgraced employee as opposed to loyal public servant. >>> trade talks characterize as intense continue between the us and canada as part of an attempt to revamp the north american free trade agreement. >> we will see it works out. if it doesn't work i will will be fine for our country. it won't be fine for canada, but we love canada. look at the terrace they put on our dairy products. with tremendous trade barriers and we have not been treated fairly. lauren: canadian foreign affairs minister said the two sides making good progress. cheryl: the trumpet ministration could impose tariffs of up to 25% on an additional $200 billion in chinese goods once the public comment. that ends today. beijing will have to retaliate, but it is not affecting futures. lauren: not in the us. we will continue to watch the numbers and social media companies, yesterday twitter fell more than 6%. facebook fell sharply, all down. executives from twitter

booker, maxine waters, some other people, get in their faces, encouraging what has happened to sara sandersand secretary nielsen, and you will. do you connect the rhetoric with the actions of a few maniacs? >> it's this groupthink is so dangerous and that's what they promote and that's what they promoted that entire segment. this was the perfect time for them to put aside their absolute hatred and disdain for our president and focus on a hurricane like you just did, a hurricane that is about to hit our coast. >> sean: donald trump is right up there. he tells god i want to hurricane god and he combined. he has the forces of nature on his side. >> being from a peninsula state and dealing with hurricanes my entire life and as attorney general i know -- president trump was in constant contact with us we can sure we were okay, making sure everything was good and our state. if that's what he's doing now with the rest of our country. >> sean: it was horrible, the loss of life. two hurricanes back-to-back in puerto rico. money doesn't solve the issues, but billions of dollars were spent in puerto r

kellyanne conway and sara sanders tweeted about it during the hearing. white house press secretary said quote lindsey graham had more decency encouraged in any democrat member combined to god bless him. that was a turning point and so is kavanaugh's opening statement that after many the west wing considered it to be a shaky start because even they can see that dr. ford and a lot of the testimony was credible. overall kennedy president trump very pleased with judge kavanaugh today. kennedy: her credibility and herb poise is what makes it so tough for some of those senators who are on the fence. i talked to shannon and chat about at moments ago. it's the moderate republicans who feel they are confident enough to vote for judge kavanaugh i think the red state democrats do the same thing to do what is interesting is the diametric turn we have had from this point from yesterday morning when the third accuser came forward. it was heard much from her today? >> haven't heard much from her and a fourth and a fifth accuser one of those accusers remains totally ano

. >>> trump add ming station on the attack hours after a damning op ed, sara sanders called the writerpresident tried to question whether the writer exists at all. making the outrageous demand that he or she be turned over to the government. let's discuss now. cnn global affairs analyst susan glasser is here. the author of the book, the shadow president. the truth about mike pence. good evening to all of you. you said something was -- i thought it was very interesting when you said -- you said don't ask me to explain how all of this works, it's so complicated, right? >> no, i can't explain it who every day brings us another visit to crazy town, i think the writer of this op ed, it can either be viewed as something that's going to push the president over the edge so he'll do something self-destructive or he'll begin kind of inquisition of people in the white house trying to get to the bottom of who's writing things, who's talking to bob woodward. daze going to be ugly for the next few months. >> did you want to say something, i heard you react there. >> it's -- you know, another reminde

trump keeps tweeting, sara sanders was talking at the press conference.he refused to back anything up with proof of errors. woodward said this morning, all of this is part of president trump's war on truth. listen. >> i have never seen an instance when the president is so detached from the reality of what's going on. >> trump fired back calling woodward a liar, repeating his false suggestion that woodward is acting like a democratic party operative. with that anonymous op-ed seeming to reaffirm some of what's in the book, whom you can trust? let's debate it. jennifer. trump didn't talk like that about woodward when he was on the phone with him. says, you are always fair. when he wrote the obama book, he liked it. >> he did. he tweeted about it in 2013 or whatever it was and said, wow, how can the obama team be so angry about bob woodward. he has great credibility. bob woodward has written 18 books. he is many would argue the greatest journalist of his generation, of our time. then you compare him with the president who is flailing about. he is the man of

gutless editorial he's demanded the paper reveal the identity of the author white house spokeswoman sara sanders has called for the anonymous writer to resign para go i will move its embassy in israel back to tel aviv from jerusalem reversing a decision made just months ago in response israel says it will close its embassy in paraguay the country's last president or as your card has moved it following the u.s. and guatemala it was condemned by palestinians who consider occupied east jerusalem the capital of a future state. the u.k. has called for a u.n. security council meeting to discuss new developments in the now we talk poisoning case british prosecutors have charged two russians of trying to kill former spy surrogate's cripple and his daughter yulia with a nerve agent in southern england russia says it's never heard of the suspects at least twenty people have died and seventy others injured in twin explosions in afghanistan the first bomb exploded in a wrestling gym in the western suburbs of kabul he says suicide bomber detonated explosives in front of athletes training there then a second

. >> it is notable, we think, that the president is open, as sara sanders says, to having debby ramireztify on thursday. that is not something we have heard from anyone on the senate. thursday is the day that brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford will appear before the judiciary committee. that happened allegedly when they were in high school. brett kavanaugh says it never happened, and he gave this unprecedented interview in his own

reveal the identity of the author for national security purposes and the white house spokeswoman sara sanders has called for the anonymous author to resign diplomats from more than thirty countries from the americas are meeting in washington they're trying to find a solution to venezuela's migrants crisis members of the organization of american states are discussing ways to stem the flow of tens of thousands of people trying to escape ben as well as deteriorating economic situation an estimated one point six million people have left since twenty fifteen. a powerful earthquake has hit parts of the northern japanese island of hokkaido a six point seven magnitude quake struck in the early hours of thursday planes at one of the island's airports were seen shaking as you can see right there due to the force of that quake because landslides in some areas burying houses there was no tsunami warning that was issued those are the headlines al jazeera world the hundred million dollar home is up next. well the story's stars since the second intifada us to thousands like twelve years ago. and this there'

gutless editorial he's demanded the paper reveal the identity of the author white house spokeswoman sara sanders has called for the anonymous writer to resign paraguayan will move its embassy in israel back to tel aviv from jerusalem that reverses a decision made just months ago in response israel says it will move its embassy in paraguay the country's last president carter has moved it following the u.s. and guatemala the move was controversial for palestinians who consider occupied east jerusalem the capital of a future state. the u.k. has called for united nations security council meeting to talk about a new revelations in the knobby chalk poisoning case british prosecutors have charged two russians of trying to kill former spy service cripple and his daughter yulia with a nerve agent in southern england russia says it's never heard of the suspects at least twenty people have died and seventy others injured in two explosions in afghanistan the first bomb exploded in a wrestling gym in the western suburbs of carmel police say a suicide bomber detonated explosives in front of athletes training

spoke so sara sanders after learning jeff flake is a yes. she says, we think that's great. all of this coming after an emotionally draining day, what amounted to a raw and powerful she said he said. for christine blasey ford, the historic hearing was deeply personal. >> i am here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. i am here because i believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me while brett kavanaugh and i were in high school. >> ford speaking publically for the first time about an alleged assault more than 30 years ago. she says brett kavanaugh and his friend mark judge were there. >> i was pushed on to the bed and brett got on top of me. he began running his hands over my body and grinding into me. i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. this is what terrified me the most, and this had the most lasting impact on my life. it was hard for me to breathe, and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> ford remembers looking over at judge. >> i

i think it's really funny that giuliani and sara sanders have come out and said, oh, well, this has nothing to do with the campaign. he's not going to tell mueller about anything related to the campaign. that's not what the plea agreement says. it says the cooperation agreement says it is anything and everything that mueller finds relevant. that's not only as it relates to the special counsel, but also law enforcement authorities outside of the special counsel. >> as long as the special counsel wants him to talk. he has to keep on talking. by the way, business insider saying it is not a close call. experts say it's bogus. rudy giuliani told business insider that paul manafort's cooperation does not include an agreement to share information about trump. you are a lawyer, right? >> i am a lawyer. >> sorry to all those disappointed. but he is a member of the profession. we love lawyers. just kidding. is donald trump maybe finally listening to his lawyers? because he isn't tweeting about manafort? >> i will be honest. usually when things are this bad for trump, he's filing for bankruptcy. if tr

i actually thought it was mike pompeo and probably either sara hukky sanders and kellyanne conway.he language was so flowing and flowerl lyflowery. you need a communications expert to put this together as well. so i actually think while one person they may use he or she from the new york times, i think this was probably put together by two or three members of the administration all concerned who could then also say they have plausibility deniability. >> i would footnote that with dan coats has the people by his side to polish that. jennifer rubin, who do you think? >> jennifer palmeri said i'm pretty familiar with the sourcing rules for the new york times and it could be someone one level one. there was one phrase in there, free markets, free ideas, that's a russell kirk quote. that's an undersecretary type. i think either in the state department or perhaps working with dan coats. it is not the guy at the top of the food chain. and it is someone who would have had a lot of contact with trump, maybe made over seas trips with him, maybe been in the room with cabinet to initials, but

kelly, john bolton, sara huk key sanders and jared kushner, among other aids, tried to convince the president he could trust him and others in his inner circle. they argued it was likely a lower-level official. there is donald trump surrounded by people who he does not trust telling him that his betrailyie is not only one of them but is not in their category. and one of the people in that oval office huddle telling the president that he could trust them, then told the washington post about the oval office huddle, proving that donald trump can't trust anyone in that room. tonight's washington post report from inside the trump white house says, quote, trump's aids challenged little of the column's substance, indeed. seen yr officials have i don't think along acted to slow walk the president. there is now no way for donald trump to forget that there is, as "the new york times" op-ed headline put it, quote, quiet resistance inside the trump administration. joining us now, david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones, an opinion writer for the washington post and co-author of the book "one

people's faces and chasing pam bondi and sarah sanders and her kids and secretary nielsen out of restaurants. joining us now with our top story, fox news contributor saraarter, investigative reporter. author of the number one "new york times" best seller "the russian hoax: the illicit scheme to clear hillary clinton, frame donald trump," fox news legal analyst, gregg jarrett. sara, let's start with these new text messages. three days in a row now. now it starts off with they are going to have a big media strategy. that was the first thing.. and let's get into where we are today with "the washington post" and "the new york times." >> i think this is a smoking gun that the fbi, particularly peter strzok and lisa page, and possibly andrew mccabe, the former deputy director of the fbi, are leaking information to the media about none other than carter page. in april 2017, sean, we have information in these text messages that they specifically state that "the new york times" is upset with this group that was given to "the washington post." on april 14th, or april 11th is when "the washington post" actually published a story confirming that there was a fisa w