up on the program forensic teams start examining bodies from mass graves around the iraqi town of sen john where i still killed more than three thousand yazidi as. a tropical cycle leaves dozens dead and missing and hundreds of thousands cast off in mozambique and zimbabwe. and yellow vest protesters clashed with riot police as they see new momentum in the uprising against president michel. we begin in new zealand where the security level remains high following the massacre at two mosques in the city of christchurch more than forty nine people were killed when a gunman opened fire during friday prayers and acts that sent shock waves through the country more than forty people are in hospital some of them in critical condition prime minister just sent to arda and met leaders of new zealand's muslim community and assured them of her government's support she's also promised to introduce tougher gun laws off date was revealed the main suspect had five guns he'd acquired illegally act he has been charged with murder but did not enter a plea or seek bail when he appeared in court around the world

you attacking sen. john mccain seven months after his death?"sident says he's still talking about late senator john mc-cain months after his death and next. an explosion forces a garbage worker to the ground. the clues helping the bomb squad investigators ... pinpoint where it came from. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. (ken) the force of an explosion sends a garbage worker to the ground in oakland.(ken) the alameda county sheriff's bomb squad is determining what caused the blast. (pam) as kron 4's haaziq madyun reports... investigators say, surveillance video is playing a key role. sotthis is video a california waste solutions employee being injured after a blast occurred while he was compressing a load of garage on moss street in oakland tuesday morning. the alameda county bomb squad was called in to detect

sen john mccain john mccain also had one of his staffers provided to buzz feed so that it would provide a source for the new york times the washington post all of these other newspapers to say well the buzz feed says that these things happened so it was a very carefully orchestrated campaign campaign of propaganda in order to undermine the president of the united states now it's important to notice the reasons for it you look at the first place to person that they took down they took down michael flynn the national security advisor michael flynn had intended to carry out president pumps prompts. foreign policy objectives which were to improve relations with russia to downgrade relations with nato. get out of syria to get out of back afghanistan and by removing michael flynn as the very first victim of this whole hodes they were able to dramatically way sidetrack trumps foreign policy initiatives and i think that was one of the principal objectives of its entire focus should the full miller report. what do you think about this is a principle. you know there may be some legal issues invol

up for debate with social and environmental justice campaign in july and former republican state sen john loudon . the important thing from my point of view is that as a point of principle the idea that we try in bring in the real well understood costs of meat eating to human health to the planet we bring that into the comic calculation i think that clearly makes sense one thing a tax would do is as we know is make people more poor i mean we know that in the united states we typically except in most states not california that taxation is supposed to be about raising money to operate government change people's behavior if you're going to go down the road of taxing things to change behavior then we make enemies of our neighbors or people in america and europe there are billions of dollars of negative health impacts from from meat consumption but what we're talking about across the world is devastating impacts already to hundreds of millions of people from the climate change the meat eating drives enormously we have all sorts of looming crises i mean this is absolutely demonstrably the case

and sick teams have started examining bodies from mass graves around the northern iraqi town of sen john home to the minority group it's estimated that more than three thousand years eighty's were killed by ice fighters when they took control of the area five years ago the u.n. says that treatment at the hands of i still amounts to genocide victoria gate. forensic scientists search for evidence of human remains in code village on the outskirts of sin as the relatives of the missing presumed dead watched them work it's thought i saw fighters killed thousands of easy men women and children in sin jaw over just a few days in august twenty forty targeting them for their religious beliefs many may have been shot the headed o'byrne to life. today the iraqi government and the u.n. are opening the first mass graves it contains the remains of almost fifty bodies all men from the village this is the first of seventy three mass graves to be examined in this area the u.n. says i saw a campaign of murder and sexual assault against these e.d.'s amounts to genocide. this mass grave that we've seen toda

(vicki) president donald trump is not backing down from his longstanding criticism of the late sen. johnccain. this is what he had to say when asked why he is attacking mccain after his death. (vicki) the president repeatedly attacked mccain on twitter over the weekend. the late senator... war hero and former republican presidential nominee passed away last year following a battle with cancer. (grant) in world news tonight... transportation secretary elaine chao has asked the inspector general do a formal audit of the certification process for boeing's 737-max eight aircraft the request, which is part of an ongoing review, comes after two deadly crashes involving 737-max eight jets in the span of six months. the most recent was the crash of ethiopian airlines flight 302 earlier this month. before that, there was the october crash of lion ai

defense emergency management we have provided volunteers out of the community who have worked with sen john particularly in the mass casualty support role at the hospital in particular we've also set up a center at hagley along with police to support the families of the victims and i might say that the facility that we're using as we now will to bring all the agencies together to help were really effectively. good afternoon my name is deeper strikes and i'm from victim support he and. since the news of this incident face started filtering straightaways an organization had been working hard in the background to put greg best support panes in place for the victims of this awful event and three of hades offices of time and money. twenty four seats in support from air support week is from all over the country and from our volunteers from all over the country say starting tomorrow will probably be when radio start implementing nice planes and support prices will last as long as it needs take thank you. before i turn to your questions want to conclude if i gain acknowledging the absolute bribery

up on the program forensic teams start examining bodies from mass graves around the iraqi town of sen john where i still kill more than three.

senior administration official says there is a sens of vindication among the president and his team. joe johns joins us with reaction from the white house. that sense of vindication certainly not surprising. the question is what does that generate now? a more aggressive white house pushing for investigations of the investigators? >> this is just about the best news cycle of the trump presidency and the question is what happens next going forward? will the white house call for investigations of people who said certain things on camera? and that issue was raised this morning to me by kellyanne conway when i asked about it. she said perhaps people like jim comey ought to get more questions themselves. and it's also true that the white house is not going to be able to stop beating the drum on the investigation simply because there are other investigations. there is one up on capitol hill. there is one at the southern district of new york. and that also applies to this issue of obstruction that you have been talking about. since jim comey punted, one of the biggest questions we have is, is it settl

john mitchell left growling it could have been worse, he could have sen menactenced me to spen rest of my life with martha mitchell. >> could have been worse, could have sentenced me to spend the rest of my life with martha mitchell. john mitchell was richard nixon's presidential campaign manager. when nixon won in '68, john mitchell's marriage had broken up in 1973 in the midst of the watergate scandal and nixon resigned in scandal and he at least was pardoned for watergate related crimes but in 1975 when nixon campaign manager and ex u.s. attorney general john mitchell was sentenced for his own crimes in the watergate scandal and he was sentenced for conspiracy and obstruction of justice and perjury and lying to investigators, his only comment to the press upon getting his federal prison sentence handed down was that at least he wouldn't have to spend any more time with his darn wife. sure, i'm going to prison but could be worse. you know, every generation thinks it invents the newest and worst kinds of scum bags in public life. history gave us good ones, too. do not give history sho

sen. gillibrand: they should be sued. i had a bill with johnccain [indiscernible] we should sue the drug companies and hold them accountable. i have a bill to hold them all accountable. >> i had a root canal, and i was like -- and they gave me three pills. i was like, i do not any. -- i do not want any. awesome, you're the best. sen. gillibrand: thank you. [indiscernible] we needlibrand: i think to take on the polluters. we have to not use plastic straws to protect the turtles. you can make cardboard once. can i earn your vote? thank you. >> when are you going to be able to vote? 2028. gillibrand: wait two more minutes. you will have your book. your name again? >> can i come over? i remember having a conversation with you and you are telling me to keep going to law school. you are part of the reason i am here. sen. gillibrand: thank you for talking to me. >> i would love a photo. thank you. >> i just wanted to say thank you so much. [indiscernible] >> can i give you a hug? i just want to say thank you so much for doing this. >> i have a questio

. >> john soon is the majority south dakota from and chair of the communications and internet subcommittee. thank you for your time. sen. thune: thank you, glad to be with you. >> the last time we talked to you, you were in the majority, what happened and how will it make a difference? backlatta: we want to get in the majority. we want to get back. we have a lot of issues we can work with democrats on. can move forward together on a lot of legislation. >> what are one of those issues? rep. latta: rural broadband is important for our part of the country. in northwest ohio, folks do not have access to broadband. it affects everyone going to ihool, it affects farmers, sponsored legislation that went into the farm bill. we will make sure broadband is out there for all americans, and make sure what we heard from the sec, -- of the people will be a access higher speed. areas in my district where people want a business, they cannot because if you are not connected today, that is one of the areas we can work together. i served as one of the cochairs on the broadband caucus, we want to make sure it gets out there, we want every

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these big drug companies and the sentiment is bipartisan.sen john kennedy / la-r i'm not sure it will be enough but i do appreciate it. senard durbin / il-dwhen you bring the cost of insulin in the united states for the same product that you're selling in canada, to the same level, then i'll send you some flowers.insulin prices are under investigation because the price went from 20 dollars a vile in 1996 to 275 dollars a vile today.sen. wydenthe prices have gone up 13 times in not very long, and the drug is not 13 times more effective. alexadra limon / washington correspondentdespite the cheaper insulin being released - lawmakers contiue to investigate the hike in prices. senator wyden has proposed three different bills aimed at lowering prescription costs. in a recent hearing about prescription drug prices, pharmaceutical executives defend pricing... kenneth frazier / ceo, merk & co.merk's mission is to save and improve lives by bringing forward breakthrough medicines and vaccines.proposed laws to regulate drug prices are gaining support in congress.in washington alexandra limon. still ahead at 8 a number one tourist fav

trade policy, it is the republican senator john thune, the third ranking republican in the senate. thank you for being with us. sen. thune: nice to be with you. david: we were talking about the trade deficit numbers that came out and it is certainly a cause of concern for the president, are you worried about it? sen. thune: i am mean, yes and no, the numbers go up and down, but it points to the broader issue where our trade relationships are concerned and we need to be opening markets. it is hard to open markets when you are in trade fights with countries and you are imposing tariffs, those invite retaliation. in the end, what we need if we want to see the economy grow and expand, are real intense efforts to get some of these markets open. that means it china, obviously, as well as the eu and japan. those need to be put into place and concluded. and open up those markets to our products, then i think you will see the number change in a positive direction. david: we know the president and robert lighthizer are working hard on the china issue in particular. do you have information about how far along they are? there

host: i know you were a fierce critic of john roberts when he was nominated. he send he wanted to be an umpire that followed the law, not an ideologue. host: let's look at his record. that is the best evidence of the kind of justice he has been. certainly on case after case where there are voting rights, abortion, the death penalty, gun rights, environment, access to justice, binding arbitration, he has been a consistent vote against upholding and safeguarding the progress that has been made in those areas. host: john malcolm. guest: i would say chief justice roberts is a minimalist. he is afraid of the court getting too far ahead in terms of bold cases. he tends to see the law in baby steps rather than big steps. conservatives were certainly disappointed and justice roberts being the deciding vote in the obamacare cases. gun rights, she does not believe in the second amendment. she prefers the constitutional fashions are in the constitution. on first amendment cases, chief justice roberts has tended to side with the conservatives, but he is distinctly the swing vote

john mccain made. even though he may not agree with his politics. >>ever, i'm wondering how you see this, does it make sens sense he is continuing this? he was asking a question today, he could have said you all know who my thoughts are, i will move on? >> you know, i'm a lawyer not a doctor. but i mean the psychological problem, phenomenon of projection is so evident in everything donald trump does that, you know, he dodged the draft, so he has to disparage a war hero. you know, he, who knows how he did in school. so he has to pretend that barack obama did poorly in school at the same time as we learn that michael cohen was threatening his schools about releasing donald trump's transcripts and, you know, the thing that i think is most sad about all this is that not so much donald trump's character, which i think is very clear, that a lot of people in our country are the same way. >> that the bigotry of donald trump that on the day, you know, after 50 people muslims are killed in new zealand, he devotes tweet after tweet to defending janine piro who is an anti-muslim bigot. that's popular with a lot of peo

sen mccain. >> hallie, besides congressman crenshaw there, any other frikted personally con the president about his attacks on john mccain? >> appantly, yes, craig. martha mcsally who hds the seat that senator mccain once held told reporters she had a phone call with the president in which she made clear how she felt about senator mccain, and she says the president heard her. you have senator mccain's lo longtime friend joe lieberman out with an op-ed inwa "the ington post" saying, while mccain wouldn't respond himself, lierman will. the person who suffers the most is the president him several. >> hallieso ja thank you. >>> breaking overnight. two u.s. service members were killed while conducting an operation in afghanistanin acco to a statement from nato resolute report in kabul. no further details have been provided and the names of the service members are being withheld until after next of kin are notified. >>> reaction is pring from from around the world to a sudden shift up ending decades of u.s. policy in the middle east. andrea mitchell is on the ground in jerusalem this morning. good morning to you, andrea

sen. hollings: move that microphone a little bit. dep. dir. robinson: i will talk about the resources in that area, and john martin is the director of the alaskan maritime refuge, which has been impacted by this spill. the oil spill has had adverse in austin fatal -- often fatal effects on wildlife, migratory auditors, and the marine fisheries service has authority over other marine mammals and fisheries in that area. none of the bird species or the sea daughter are listed er are listedott under the protected species act. meters of beach on the island in the passage of this bill, it is highly unlikely that can be those oil birds recovered and cleaned, although we are making every effort to do so. we just make seabirds could be recovered and cleaned. absent nbn recovered and cleaned, the birds covered in oil will simply not survive. at this time, we have an estimate to the likely number of be recovered and cleaned. bald eagles have been observed scavenging oil spill birds. the service believes the oil spillonnected to lawrence could kill bald eagles. there are approximately 750 bald legal residence in the prince william sound area. aerial survey