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. >> deputy attorney general road rosenstein has turned the investigation over to the sin spector general to investigate whether there was any i am pro pry ought. if anybody did participate we need to know about it. critics of the president are blasting him for making the demands, saying it's inappropriate. house intelligence committee devin knew none he demanding all documents. officials reject the request. >> i find it outrageous that the president's allies are in effect playing fast and loose with confidential information. >> if the inspector general finds evidence of criminal wrongdoing he can turn it over to the doj for prosecution. >>> cbs news has chosen not to name of the informant and the president is scheduled to speak at the white house. we'll bring that live during this broadcast. >>> gina haspel is the first female director of the cia. career intelligence officer was sworn in at cia headquarters. she noted her historic achievement. >> i would not stand before you if not for the remarkable courage and dedication os s and ago women. in roles both large and small who challenge s

the president raising the spector of u.s. military force against north korea while at the same time holding out hope the planned summit with kim can still be held next month in singapore. nbc's peter alexander on the president's latest comments. >> reporter: downplaying doubts north korea will scrap the summit, president trump trying to keep the sitdown with kim jong-un on track. >> our people are literally dealing with them right now in terms of making arrangements for the meeting. >> reporter: the president far from fire and fury, instead, offering north korea's dictator public assurances that giving up nuclear weapons doesn't mean giving up power. >> he would be there, he would be in his country, he would be running his country. his country would be very rich. >> reporter: so why kim's cold feet? mr. trump suggesting china could be influencing the north, the president doing his own diplomacy, promising kim jong-un protections. and correcting comments by his national security adviser, john bolton, that the north blasted as

we're trying to control the borders but you can't lack of control which makes it easy for press spector's such as look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more food for their families. talks between the united kingdom and the european union of how britain exits the bloc are in crisis of one of the key reasons is disagreement over what will happen on the island of ireland after briggs's the e.u.'s chief breaks at the garcia is calling for a deal to preserve the so-called invisible border between the republic of ireland which will remain in the e.u. after briggs it and northern ireland which is part of the u.k. people there are worried about the return of customs checks and security posts on the long troubled irish borda lawrence lee reports. if anyone needed proof of how the european union's chief pricks in the go see is viewed in ireland and the welcome from the irish prime minister said it's all done dork's technology college was occupied by the leadership of the entire political class and everyone else with an interest in

we're trying to control the borders but you can't lack of control which makes it easy for press spector's such as look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more food for their families people morgan al-jazeera on. top a quick check of the headlines here and al-jazeera protesters in armenia are blocking some roads in the capital follows calls by the opposition leader and the call passion for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience after the ruling party blocked his bid to become prime minister. has his supporters to go on strike may. there's no way we can go backwards we must move forward in the armenian republic there's no power that can resist you. starting from tomorrow all over the country we declare a general strike at every company with out exception. all the streets in the country. blockaded along with railways the metro and the airport everything that can be will be bought. at least twenty seven people have been killed in an attack on a mosque in movie town that's in northeastern nigeria two suicide bombers detona

i actually read the up spector general reports. it will come out that donald trump is horribly guilty. charles: of what? >> political i am pro fruits, delusions, working in conjunction with the russians. he's like the wide-up doll web's their puppet. charles: they haven't found any proof of that. >> they already have 13 indictments. >> robert mueller has been looking for a year and he found zero evidence of collusion between the russians and the trump campaign. there is collusion between the hoyle are you campaign and the russians. i think every day he looks cleaner and cleaner by the day. charles: americans are finally starting to give president trump credit for this amazing economy. we have two new polls that show how excited americans are. founds that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live

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spector who? >> to who?er: you know you are charged with a very serious crime, what do you say about that? >> no comment. >> reporter: the suspect was arrested at school on a senior high campus. the district notified parents by email today. while the suspect did not explain much about what's in the police documents, he did he did eventually deny planning and carrying out the attack. you agree to do the interview i thought you wanted to tell us your side. did you plan on carrying out an attack at the stone briar center mall? >> no. >> reporter: you did not? >> no. >>> a plea for help, tell you about the governor's request when the for onto returns. led california's fight ofor clean, renewable energy. he cleaned up pollution at the port of l.a. and created more good-paying jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. >>> residents in hawaii continue to dig through the debris after flooding that devastated two islands last month and now as we see, the governor of hawaii is asking president trump to declare a major

. >> the comey memos are the subject of even spector general review over the handling of classified information. richmond did not respond to fox's questions. including whether 40e told me the outlets about his special fbi start us when he gave them comments about comey's handling of the clinton e-mail investigation by comey. the fbi took our questions but so far have not commented or offered any statement on richmond's status. >> melissa: catherine herridge, great reporting as always. tom fenton is president of the conservative watchdog group judicial watch. what do you make of this latest wrinkle? >> well, further evidence of fbi corruption under james comey's tenure as fbi director. he hired a buddy to do this work, he was out there talking about fbi matters without disclosing it, then comey comes in and testifies, and leaves out a material fact, a fact that people would have wanted to know when it came to evaluating his decision about leaking this information through mr. richmond. you know, if there's going to be credible leak investigation, it has to be more than just about this leak of the

will it -- we'll lift sanctions on you if you allow our in spectors in. if the deal is done and the u.s. exits and we rip it up today, what happens with that? >> reporter: it is expected that iranian regime -- and here is the president to explain it himself. let's listen to his explanation for what he's doing today. >> my fellow americans, today i want to update the world on our efforts to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. the iranian regime is the leading state sponsor of terror. it exports dangerous missiles, fuels conflicts across the middle east, and supports terrorist proxies and militias, such as hezbollah, hamas, the taliban and al qaeda. over the years, iran and its proxies have bombed american embassies and military installations, and murdered hundreds of american service members and kidnapped and imprisoned and tortured american citizens. the iranian regime has funded its long reign of chaos and terror but plundering the wealth of its own people. no action taken by the regime has been more dangerous than its pursuit of nuclear weapon

but i think the president has done pa reckless thing by raising the spector of there was a spy.d wouldn't you want this thing investigated if there is a potential in filtration of a campaign? and i think it only sews greater doubt about law enforcement at the fbi level which i don't think is appropriate. >> it was flood, not the personal lawyer, white house lawyer who works for the president but white house lawyer. it wasn't like rudy giuliani who was private lawyer. and only there at the top they say to make a statement on behalf of the president. you were not happy about that. >> why was he there? logically speaking what purpose did he serve there? if there was about oversight? >> and david tour point there is it oversight, inspector general, and they made comments this is looking into the matter. and that is appropriate use of the inspector general. but imagine how much time we are talking about this quote unquote spy, which is actually a confidential human source, and not talking about the real spies that in filtrated the campaign, the russians. >> and mitch mcconnell he als

wanted to make about the similarity of vietnam on a large scale, to other the history and ronald spector says, he has written a terrific book called the bloodiest year of the war. where he looks at what happened after the tet offensive. the vietnam war for americans was like world war i had been in that it was this war of attrition. but it was also a war in which people kept taking, yielding, and retaking the same .erritories moving the line a little bit. americans would take a hill, a valley, whatever, and then move on. then six months later they had to take it back. we think of vietnam is being something distinctive -- as being something distinctive. but there was a pattern that the war minute. -- minute --mimicked. from ourer perspective, looking back at 1968, is there a way in which this panel, talking about war 1968, presumes there's a certain more that we are even talking about. american war in vietnam the only war to talk about, is that the only way we should talk about war in 1968? may be to throw that out there? is there a way in which we should rot in the way we think about war

ar len spector investigated waco, ruby ridge and plenty of investigations -- >> if arlen specter weree documents because he wouldn't have them only to send them over to the white house and leak them to the media. >> it does seem the timing is clear, the president wants this to happen because the investigation is about him. and he's made it clear that he wants the investigation to end. so that is why people are questioning the timing or the motivations behind -- behind this tweet. >> but we've told -- >> and the document production. >> and the president is flot a subject of the ongoing investigation. that was made clear. he's not the focus. >> but here is the thing -- he knows that but he continues every day -- i wake up in the morning and there is a tweet about how it is a witch hunt against him. so i think the president -- >> we know it is an official -- >> that he is at risk. >> official white house statement from the press secretary used witch hunt to described the russia investigation as they announced ty cobb's departure. >> let's say that nobody thinks that the president is doin

>> what we're seeing is the president and his allies are the ones raising the spector of impeachment.hey have nothing affirmative or positive to relate to in what they've accomplished or their vision for the american people moving forward. democrats are focused on a better deal economic agenda, better jobs, better wages, better future for the american people. how do we get things done such as dramatically lowering the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. how do we strengthen the affordable care act. keep what works, make improvements to what needs to be fixed. how do we invest in infrastructure? we've got a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. that would create 16 million good-paying jobs, these are the things that democrats are focused on. >> it sounds to me like you want to focus on the issues and you don't necessarily want impeaching this president and the potential of that being top of mind. in your messaging. >> we have an ongoing investigation which we were able to successfully fight for. one. with jeff sessions to recuse himself. two getting a special counsel appointed. bo

one we're trying to control the borders but you can't lack of control which makes it easy for press spector such as look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more food for their families people more going on to zero down. still to come here on al-jazeera in the sports news action from one of the most thrilling comebacks in this he is an h l playoffs. like his boss needs his own thank you very much a piece i was out with the n.b.a. playoffs west f. kerry has made a transfer return to action golden state's star man who has missed six weeks with a knee injury helped the n.b.a. champions take a two nothing lead to over new orleans in the western conference semifinals coming off the bench at the two time and repeat the bag twenty eight points drained five three pointers and twenty eight minutes of action and got seven rebounds it's been a tough season for kerry who got injured in march on the same day that he returned off the misses six games with an ankle injury a game st lovi on the pelicans home court on friday. was a good night

we're trying to control the borders but you can't lack of control which makes it easy for press spector's to just look at people to get a better price from traders than they would from the government allowing them to buy more food for their families people more going on to zero point zero. two black men who were arrested at a starbucks in philadelphia has settled with the city for a symbolic one dollar each last month for sean nelson and honor robinson and more busted for being in starbucks without ordering anything the men filmed being led away in handcuffs after the manager called the police this incident sparked the latest major backlash in the u.s. over racial profiling officials have also promised to set up a two hundred thousand dollars program for young entrepreneurs. so i had on al jazeera now i. say that's to make it to eight and so i don't. cities around the world are struggling with the effects of climate change one of the biggest challenges is ensuring clean drinking water now and in the future as part of our desire is thirst series robber and also ports in los angeles on the

is a complete surrender of geographical sovereignty be the concept of just allowing international spector's wherever they want to cross across iran but secondly strategic sovereignty not allowing iran to make its own foreign policy decisions in a very hostile neighborhood given that you know israel is the only nuclear armed country in the middle east and is incredibly hostile to it was wrong but the point is the u.s. is saying look if iran should have no real say it of strategic objectives can that really happen is it really about bringing them back to the table or is it about john bolton the neocons who now advise donald trump trying to get their plans into action to do what they've always wanted to do which is bomb iran for the benefit of israel and saudi arabia and others and remake the middle east in a new image to is that where everything is going donald trump may not want war but is there one around him moving towards that towards that scenario and that is the fear is bernie sanders says it's sounds very much like the road to war that we saw on the way to iraq. thank you very much for

people in democratic republic of congo and people in this country worldwide when we think about the spector of things like pandemic flu. i encourage dwrou listen in and think about the implications of the opinions of public opinion poll ta ta. one of the things we do is try to keep a finger on the pulse of the american public. so that we can responsive, both us and our ameomembers around t country. so i'm going to show you just a few highlights from a survey that you can read more about in the release we issued this morning and we can talk about later time permitting. this survey vuz connected using typical methodology used in the commissioning of surveys by media and governmental and other bodies and individuals. toipt thank the asm for your support in helping us conduct this survey. let me start out by talk iing about the very strong, here's some good news. the very strong agreement that of reality if you will. that there is going to be more threat from to the world and to the u.s. when you add those who say it will be a major threat and minor threat, it's overwhelming. in this next slide

phil spector, rick james, ike turner and it's not like their music is taken off >> it's a complex issueone of the issues here for spotify in particular is that by including someone like r. kelly in a play list n, in a way, spotify is endorsing their music. we think you'd like to listen to this and i think that spotify, my sbern interpretation of their new hate speech policy is they don't want to be seen as endorsing an artist who they disagree with their actions. >> it's a slippery slope, though, julia, right >> complicated issue >>> i mean, based on some lyrics, you could ban a lot of songs. >> oh, for sure. >> right i mean, it could go on and on. >>> coming up, robert frank has taken us behind the scenes of the stunning rockefeller auction. well, today he's back at christie's with a very special guest. robert >> hey, michelle we are already up to $762 million with a whole other day to go here at the rockefeller sale at christie's we have a very special guest, ariana rockefeller, the equestrian athlete, the designer, and the fifth generation rockefeller she's going to talk about what i