the full interview there we go to a quick break but i also have live comedy shows coming up in seattle chicago minneapolis and washington d.c. email redacted tonight at r t america the t.v. for details in tickets i will be right back. you are watching our america question and more. on the trial though we have spent countless hours poring through documents that tell the story about a. corporate media report uses to talk about these. i've got a pretty clear picture about how disturbing our forward is be. these are stories that no one else might have posed to the american. west. welcome back to redacted and i.v. ip so i wanted to just grab a random new york times and just kind of show you show people how to read it how to see the propaganda in our mainstream media so i just picked up this is this last sunday's new york times i didn't think i'm i'm getting a specific article here that's really crazy just went with the top article here and it says ron dominates in iraq after us open the door ok first of all you have to know some context of where we stand right now right the mainstream media is is r

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they can strike los angeles, seattle, chicago, and by 2018 hit new york and washington theoretically in the event of a conflict. >> there is talk and talk and talk. we saw the president, president trump this weekend kind of sent out a text blaming china for all of this. at the same time, relationes from the russia and u.s., as we just saw, sht good either. you don't have the world rallying around this problem at a time when it needs to be. >> and the u.s. and allies, south korea and japan, have limited options in terms of what they can do regarding north korea. none of those three have a trade relation with north korea. china and russia do. but they continue to trade with a country they consider an ally. they did condemn the north korean icbm launch. they place a lot of blame for escalating tensions on the united states and south korea and japan for shows of force. military exercises and continue developing the weapons. the u.s. launching missiles into the ocean and bombers on korean peninsula, that's what is causing the arms race. >> hopefully countries can go beyond the blame game

seattle in the 90s, that doesn't happen very often. look at these temperatures chicagod, syracuse to new york. temperatures in the 30s across parts of maine. warming up a little bit as we go through time, all in all not too shabby. that's the national outlook here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning everyone i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. flood advisory in the atlantic county until 9:00 a.m., high temperatures topping out in the # 0s. . >> such a great team. >> coming up on "good morning america," concerns about carbon monoxide in police cars. one department ordering hundreds of their police cars off the road. >>> and she is wonder woman for a reason. gat gadot is hoping to go with no superhero has gone before. you want to know? >> it's coming up, stay tuned. i know this because i'm from seven days in the future. now don't be frightened, seven days in the future is a glorious place. after all you had two good hair days in a row... perfect. right out of bed. and this car you reserved on carmax.com is still being held for you, for

they included seattle, chicago, washington, new york, boston. the new york office in 2005. our squad was responsible for the new york area. couples. the one thing to understand is if one of these cases went down, it had the potential to affect all the rest of them. >> so it was imperative that we kept all the field offices connected to each other. todd and myself, our job was to set kind of a national level strategy so that each field office understood the trends, what was happening with one couple was pertinent to another couple. >> in 2003, i became an agent, graduated from the academy, and was assigned to the boston field office. we had a front row seat to the sbr's most highly valued program. >> we had identified the murphys, heath field, lazard, zottoli. in each and every case, the fbi used all of the tools in its toolbox to learn as much as they can about their residents, their habits. physical surveillance including clandestine searches was conducted. >> we started covert entries into the residences. the goal was to find any evidence of t

tensionface traditionally liberal markets, places like boston, seattle, chicago where i'm wrong -- whereom. these are urban liberal areas where people are used to getting their news from a very diverse group of sources. it's always going to be attention to be consistent in this fantastic piece is showing every time they want to expand further, they are really hamstringing themselves by this ,lmost low-vol, low-budget austerity measures they put in place that really keep their production level in the way it looks and feels to be not in the same league as some of their competitors. julia: you could argue and adds some elements of balance to a perception that there is a liberal bias against some of these networks. i am scratching around to find reasons. talk to me a little bit about the accusations of influence. there are those who say if there were some form of national favoritism, but contact with the trump administration and the fact that trump put in his own man at the fcc that perhaps this deal with sinclair to enlarge themselves may never have happened in the first place. i know the c

[laughter] >> we are talking about something a commission seattle chicago and we have to communicate that we are serious. north korea has was been a problem. in 1950 a speech was given basically saying it is outside the perimeter. six months later, you know north korea invaded and 67 years later, we are not being threatened with missiles. it is a serious problem. and in addition to the nuclear problem that we have, we have a second problem. this is a guy that is akin to the suicide bomber willing to blow himself up in the process. that gives him unfortunately a lot of leverage. because almost any real choice that you click whether his china one north korea, there is pain with duck on the other side. >> what about this idea that is picking up steam that the ambassador mentioned? i have seen someone like - suggest that maybe we are moving towards acquiescence here. >> look, you have weapon. it is the price, is forcing you to get rid of it is too great but if you ever decide to use it you will be destroyed. that kind of deterrence from the cold war. >> yeah, that's right. it is just and

. >> we're talking seattle, denver, chicago, maybe as far as new york and washington, d.c. >> what are president trump's options? >>> outer banks exodus. mandatory evacuations on north carolina's hatteras and ocracoke islands. the power outage pulling the plug on summer plans and the new efforts to get the power back on this morning. >>> and ride of terror. survivors speaking out about the deadly accident at the ohio state fair. fire ball ride breaking apart. the chaotic moments that followed. >> there was a gentleman helping me and we put her down on the ground. and i was checking for a pulse. >> and new legal action this morning. >>> live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >> good saturday morning, everyone. dan, as you can see, has the morning off. i don't know what we owe this honer to but we are so glad to have chief white house correspondent jon karl in the house. >> yeah! >> good to be here. >> like the white house briefing room. >> a little, just as friendly. we are so glad you're here. we have been waiting for this moment for a long time. i love the tie

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redacted tonight we have to go to a quick break but i have live comedy shows coming up in seattle minneapolis chicago and washington d.c. right here a director. was to be updated. what . would you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those who obviously your wife are. like you need now i think you do due to do more. i do not know if the russian state hacked into john podesta emails and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provided credible to support his claims of russia i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing planned three months for the revelations provided by edward snowden he denied to be n.s.a. was carrying out wholesale surveillance of the us. the hyperventilating corporate media has once again proved to be an echo for government claims that cannot be verified you would have thought they would have learned something after serving as george w. bush's useful idiots in the lead up to the big iraq. it is vitally important that the press remains rooted in a fact based universe especially when we enter an era when truth a

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another group organizing marches in atlanta, seattle and chicago but the trump supporters are countering those protesters holding their own rally in new jersey close to has a golf course. with the details from the newsroom. the summer a protest continues. at least 15 anti- trump protests are scheduled nationwide. they begin in atlanta at noon. it's unclear how big the rallies are. they are going for the trump regime. the air scheduled right there. the racist anti- immigrant environment. for the administration according to the group's website. they also believe the current healthcare proposal is a plan of starvation, disease and impoverishment and hatred of women. there are a few pro trump rallies scheduled today. they have nearly 50% participants there today. they also protest there today. there is some caution and concern some of the protests in the past have turned violent. the protest from the so-called anti- fascist group that look to start violence. we will be monitoring all of these protest nationwide all day. thank you very much. and in turkey today. tens of thousands of marking m

this year. 21 cities are making that pledge r including new york, atlanta, los angeles, dallas, seattle, chicagoong some others. a way they say to fight back against the trump administration immigration policies. the group naturalize now says this, claiming, quote, the best protection against deportation and the first step in participating in america's democracy is to become a u.s. citizen. will it work? former deputy assistant to president george w. bush, fox contributor also an radio talk show host richard fowler joins us. brad, what's wrong with this? >> there's really nothing wrong with it. now that we have a new sheriff in town, these sanctuary cities know they will be hurt economically if they don't follow the law. having people come out of the shadows and do what the law requires is a positive thing. there's no guarantee in citizenship. they have to come out, legalize their status. they have to get in line like everybody else. so i think this is a back handed way of actually helping the president do what he promised to do and that is get a handle on illegal immigration in america. >> eric

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now we're talking seattle, denver, chicago, maybe even as far as new york and washington, d.c. >> momentster learning of this alarming development, the president on a conference call with his national security team. in a statement the president condemned the launch calling it reckless and dangerous saying the united states will take all necessary steps to ensure the security of the american home land and protect our allies in the region. >> united states is also advancing its capabilities with what are called ground based intercept ors and intercept the missiles before they can reach land. >> the intercontinental ballistic missile went higher and blue longer than the july 4th test. it was airborne for about 45 minutes shooting about 2300 miles into face. 620 miles from its launch site. but the north koreans can lower the angle of that to exten the range. potentiallily all the way to the east woo east coast of the u.s. it did not demonstrate if they can arm the missile with a warhead. the intelligence agency predicted that could happen within the year. the u.s. staged a joint military exer

. >> we're talking seattle, denver, chicago, denver and maybe as far as new york and washington, d.c. >> what are presi options? >>> outer banks exodus. mandatory evacuations on hatteras and ocracoke islands. the power outage pulling the plug on summer plans and the effort to get the power back on this morning. >> the deadly accident at the ohio state fair. fire ball ride breaking apart. >> we put her down on the ground and i was checking for a pulse. >> and new legal action this morning. >> live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >> good saturday morning, everyone. dan, as you can see, has the morning off. we are so glad to have cheech white house correspondent jon karl in the house. >> good to be here. >> a little, just as friendly. we are so glad you're we have been waiting for this moment for a long time. i love the tie by the way. dan never wears colorful ties. reince priebus resigns and replaced by john kelly. >> it's been six months of chaos in the west wing. sean spicer gone. the communications director gone, the national security adviser gone. the fbi

we'll also take note there have also been protests in seattle, chicago, as well as atlanta.re haven't been massive rallies, but this is probably one of the biggest, just a couple hundred. behind my cameraman right now, jay, you'll see some people who are actually pro-trump. these are just a few or a dozen of them x this is what we're seeing throughout the country, pro and anti trump rallies at all of these things. i'll send it back to you where this is just sort of the sentiment. back to you, eric. eric: all right. you're pretty game with those protesters. we don't jump on their desks -- arthel: b. rock, do you need me to come out for backup? [laughter] >> reporter: i'll let you know. they have no idea i've got you on my phone ready to go. yeah, i'll call you back. eric: it is the honor and a tribute to our democracy. arthel: indeed, it is. eric: no matter what side you're on. arthel: very true. eric, coming up we have new evacuation orders issued in southern california as a wildfire that has been burning for weeks flares up. >>> plus, thousands march in turkey to mark one y

we're talking seattle, denver, chicago, and maybe new york and washington, d.c.ates is advancing its capabilities of what are called ground-based interceptors and intercept the north korean missiles before they reach land. >> the japanese prime minister said the u.s. and japan fully agreed they need to take further action against north korea. >>> the president expressed his growing frustration with china. tweeting, i am very disappointed in china. they do nothing for us, with north korea. just talk, the president tweeted. the white house is now urging the country to diplomatic pressure on the regime. china is north korea's only significant trading partner. >>> the arrest of terror suspects in australia uncovering a possible new plot to attack an aircraft. a group of men were going to bring down a commercial airplane with poison gas. after this, after the arrest of four men in sydney. abc news has learned that they're following the case communications between the suspects and isis. >>> this morning, minneapolis police are in a desperate manhunt and a community is

everyone knows that when you go to a quick break but i have live comedy shows coming up in seattle baby apple or chicago and washington d.c. just email redacted tonight at r.t. america dot tv. well they're right back oh well. you mentioned. six thirty five and you have a but career to clear involves using your eyes and your computer thinks that you have been in office. perhaps you sort of get into the circular. you could have to stop doing this and this is tell you lou that was the phrase my world became smaller and smaller and smaller until i ended up winning it and cox. very strong magnetic field held in my head. think of it like a real heart my skin burned and the wireless access point. just continues on to me with our students in the schools. we are just continually our citizens in this microwave radiation it is certainly electro small and it's getting worse. what politicians to. put themselves on the line. they did accept or reject. so when you want to be president. some want to reach. out to the right person it's like the before you go to the. interstate. five miles back. to disney land known as t

virgin atlantic, they have been increasing services recently and launched flights to seattle from manchester, to chicagoalth care, i think it is talk for a foreign audience. he made the comment on a flight audience. he made the comment on a flight from hong kong to melbourne, maybe he would not make those two others. maybe he would. let's move to the next story. i want to ask you a couple of questions that we posed to viewers this morning in light of the record—setting sales set by jay—z for the release of his latest album. we asked, what was the last physical record that they bought? i had a number of responses, felicity said purple rain from prints. carolyn says strips by christina aguilera. a reissue of abbey road. another says they might be giants. mark says it must be 20 years since i bought an lp. calling it an lp as well? oh, dear. what was the last one you bought? in terms of an actual record, i think there was only ever one, when i was very young, billy jones's uptown girl. then straight onto tapes and then cd's.|j jones's uptown girl. then straight onto tapes and then cd's. i can't even think.

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watch these prefers from new york, chicago, seattle, take a look. ♪ >> we will not accept the cruel andre of the trump-pence regime. they must go. [chanting they must go] >> trump without a question is more dangerous than hitler. >> putting people in danger? we have to organize because our lives where are at stake. >> i would like to see him dragged screaming and kicking from the white house. >> trump and pence are completely illegitimate. >> if you look at the statis particular call analytics, impossible that he won florida. >> he is nothing but a con artist and a liar and he is not a businessman. i'm deeply concerned about the russian involvement. >> i'm just so upset because of this whole stupid thing about handshakes. >> when i saw trump get elected i knew we were going to lose ground in the fight against aides. >> with the french president's wildfire and holding on to people's hands for too long, the disrespect for people. the party before people, just, i don't know, fanny help me out here. what's wrong with trump? >> he demonizes muslims. he demonizes immigrants. those are common

the protests aren't necessarily huge, but in atlanta, chicago, seattle, few dozen to a couple hundred people. in boston as well. and they had their protests. again about 15 cities throughout the country today. rob? >> pretty sure the nazis sup pressed protests -- suppressed protests, brian. there were counterprotests here as well; right? >> we spoke to some pro trump people that came out here and did the counterprotest. 30 to 50 pro trump protesters outside his national golf club. the president obviously there for the u.s. women's open and out there making their voices heard. there was a protest from a women's advocacy group there that wanted the usga or u.s. golf association to essentially remove the u.s. women's open from president trump's golf course. that obviously didn't happen. here in new york there was pro trump people that countered this rally that has now marched past me and they said essentially said this about the protests. >> they are anti-american. i don't know about the anti-capitalist. but i agree with you, not anti-trump. trump could be assassinated. pence could be as

icbm that would have a potential to strike a good portion of the u.s., california, to seattle all the way to chicago. >> thank you. >>> around the world this hour you're watching cnn newsroom. still ahead, the u.s. president again on twitter blasting the senate's failure to repeal obamacare and demand they change senate rules to move the agenda forward. >>> plus, moving general john kelly to the white house as scheef of staff creates an opening at homeland security. many wondering if that job could go to jeff sessions. more on that as newsroom pushes on. goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good right? yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. the toothpaste that helps new parodontax. prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ >>> welcome back to cnn newsroom. u.s. president donald trump has been busy on twitter venting about losing a cr

west coast and los angeles and seattle and further east edwards denver, chicago and by early next year possibly a weapon strike new york and washington. the successful test of the defense system is certainly going to irritate china, which considers that missile defense system which components of which are rolling into south korea right now in response to the north korean missile test as a direct threat to their own national security in beijing. we don't have an official response from china yet but keep monitoring that here in the chinese capital. they will not respond, however, to the tweet storm by president trump. the tweets accusing china of doing nothing to solve north korea and implying there may be trade consequences as a result. this is a dramatic shift from the language that president trump has been using. the tweets in praise of china and its president xi jinping and this statement just a couple of weeks ago in france. >> well, he is a friend of mine. i have great respect for him. we have gotten to know each other very well. a great leader. he's a very talented man. i think he

chicago, a bit warmer, too. bismarck, mid 80s. seattle, partly cloudy and 78. new york 91. atlanta 87 degrees. your monday will be fantastic out towards the west. still quiet. that severe weather a possibility across the parts of the plains. deep south, new york, hot times. 90 degrees and partly cloudy skies. back to you. so now you're looking at video of iraqi troops raising their country's flag in mosul. richard engle joins us next as the battle for mosul appears to be coming to an end.the. ♪ at johnson's we care about safety as much as you do. that's why we meet or exceed 15 global regulations for baby products. and where standards differ, we always go with the toughest. johnson's. when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. ♪ at lincoln f

analysts say could strike many portions of the mainland u.s., as far to the east as chicago and certainly los angeles, seattleurs after that the u.s. with its own show of force, launching missiles into the sea, flew u.s. bombers along with japanese and south korean fighters over the peninsula, and they tested their thad missile defense system which china views as a destabilizing act that threatens their own national security here. you see china, the u.s. need to work together. they're far apart right now. >> certainly are. live for us this morning in beijing, thank you. >>> venezuelan president nicolas maduro declaring victory in a controversial election. it's widely regarded as a fraud and a vehicle to rewrite the constitution to consolidate maduro's power. government officials in caracas claiming a voter turnout of over 41%. maduro's opponents calling that figure fiction. the violence on sunday very real. now we want to caution you, the video you're about to see is disturbing. >> one police officer caught on fire from that explosion. election day clashes between protesters and police claiming at least ten m

seattle is looking good, 77. you can see some thunderstorms in chicago. new york, 91, sunny and humid.und the bay for the next several days, we will see slightly warmer temperatures today. then a cooling for monday and tuesday, increased cloud cover along the coast, could inhibit fireworks shows. warming into next weekend. the warmer weather is on the way just not in time for 4th of july. back to you. >>> still to come, the price to ride muni is up. what you need to know. >> we have more, coming up. quarter. it now c >>> getting around san francisco just got more expensive. muni fares have gone up by a quarter. it costs $2.75 to use cash or pay for single tickets and $2.50 with a clipper card or muni mobile. starting today, it will cost more to get across the golden gate bridge. bridge tolls are going up by $.25 across the board. the bridge district is trying to pay for a seismic retrofit and other projects. >>> good news for minimum wage earners. they got a raise this weekend. starting yesterday the minimum wage in emery ville will be $14 an hour. if a company has more than 56 employe

you'll see it as far south as chicago, as you said, and oslo. and places like seattleuver. >> wow. >> seattle, as well. we want to stay away from the big city lights to help improve your chances of seeing that. there's a geomagnetic storm watch. a solar flare has come off the sun recently that is charging electrons in the atmosphere. that is going to create a beautiful i did place, ultimately call ed photons to light up the sky. we're expecting the greatest chances of seeing the northern lights today across north america from, again, vancouver to minneapolis, chicago and syracuse, all the way to buffalo and bangor, maine, as we head into europe. oslo, st. petersburg, into glasgow. unfortunately, not for you in london, you're just a little too far south to see the lights. what are the most common colors in the sky? typically we see shades of green and yellow. if you're lucky, you might see some of the multihued purples, blues, even the violets. if you're extremely fortunate, well, you'll get that dancing red glare on the horizon. that is the rarest light form that you w