drew spence scored twice shortly after the break before england grabbed her second. a 6—0 thrashing toy over the bottom side in the league. a single goal win will count against them in the title race as they sit behind manchester city on goal difference. 0ther scores in today's games everton won a third wsl match in a row beating tottenham. manchester united 4—0 winners over brighton. reading came away as 3—2 winners over west ham. and continuing with women's football, up up in scotland, glasgow city have beaten hibernian in a seven goal thriller. claire schein got the winner in the 90th minute, and a stunning effort at that, this solo effort getting the job done. victory means they finish the season with a league and cup double. england's cricketers are in a battle to save the first test against new zealand after bj watling scored a sensational double century on day four in mount maunganui. the hosts declared on 615 for nine. england will have to bat for the whole of the final day with just seven wickets in hand if they're to force a draw. michael redford reports. england fans in fine

drew spence scored twice after the break before bethany england grabbed her second to complete the 6—ortable victory over bottom side liverpool but the single goal victory could count against them in the title race as they sit behind manchester city on goal difference. the top 5 all won in the wsl. third placed arsenal beat liverpool 1—0, everton won a third league match in a row as they finished 3—1 winners over tottenham. manchester united beat brighton 4—0 whilst reading won 3—2 winners at west ham and continuing with women's football, up in scotland glasgow city have beaten hibernian in the womens scottish cup final in a seven goal thriller. it was clare shine who got the winner in the 90th minute with a stunning solo effort. look at this. the victory means that they finish the season with a league and cup double. england's cricketers are in a battle to save the first test against new zealand after bj watling scored a sensational double century on day four in mount maunganui. the hosts declared on 615 for 9. england will have to bat for the whole of the final day with just seven w

be sure to watch see spence washington journal live at 7:00 p.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> the white house did not release a weekly statement from the president. chairman eliot engel of new york made the democratic address , highlighting a bill that imposes sanctions on turkey for its invasion on northern syria following the president's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from the region.

[cheers] [applause] host: back in the berlin wall gallery in washington, d.c., we welcome angela spence, professor of eurasian, russian and eastern european studies at georgetown university. 9, 1989 -- november what was the story of that day that led to the images that people around the world saw on their televisions that night? guest: it is great to be on your show. this was not planned by the east german government. more and more at this point as the revolutions are going

a cvs store on the spence littling how many high school kids can come into the store.d more on the 6:00 newscast. >>> finally, you got through today without realizing this is national apprenticeship week. the mayor london breed knows and she is expanding the apprentice program. it can be long and expensive but learning through an apprenticeship can be a way to get experience especially for people of color, women or others. chair expanding the program. >>> a little chilly outside. >> yes. but perfect for football. >>> breaking news tonight, the dangerous deep freeze sweeping the country. >>> breaking news tonight, the dangerous deep freeze sweeping the country. the terrifying moments on an icy runway, an american airlines plane skidding off. >> as soon as we stopped, everyone just kind of exhaled. >>> the polar plunge the i getter cold threatening to break records and feet of snow aloerts from oklahoma to maine the travel nightmare, cars stranded on the roads. >>> also tonight, the death of a student at an american university the major crackdown, over a dozen fraterniti

spence robert has the story. >>i just like to fly. a staff member at main veteran homes overheard 93 year-old world war 2 veteran earl boyd talking about how he wished he could fly again world had mentioned to somebody in passing he loved to fly one more time because it was a big copy of is we found the pilots plane that would accommodate earl and kind and know are. members of the patriot riders and air national guard gathered at bangor international airport to see him off. >>pearl was deployed as a medic to japan's soon after world war 2 ended >>first ones to land in your pan and of the war as a photo album show everyone quite a bit in the >>me after his military career ended he took up flying as a hobby. >>after i got out of the service and crew on mall jogging around maine. >>earl watched to gauge is in the cockpit as often as he enjoyed the view. >>always been the airplanes. >>all right coming up next a day as kron 4 70th birthday and to celebrate. we're checking the arca tonight a look back at those whistle tips on cars that had

gasoline powered versions at least who show seems to harbor truly sporting ambitious though not accurate spence of comfort still can see the steering could be a bit tighter especially around the middle position that i want to trust the. image on can't see anything about it to all its interior that would measure up to having to be up all those high quality workmanship standards everything in here looks quite smart if moses theory well it's rather small but that may be a question of taste anything said fits in here well enough. but it will be on spot something that competitors don't have a 3 d. digital instrument cluster of various display modes bring relevant information seemingly closer to the driver by projecting it in hologram form and look somewhat like the old flip book images and takes some getting used to but then i did see quite endearing. and see as my only thing young would criticize about the interior is the rear visibility it's noticeable ie impaired by the very large the pillars. now we come to the newest member of into holy family the 2 all ate at a fast charging station the batter

[cheers] [applause] host: back in the berlin wall gallery in washington, d.c., we welcome angela spence, professor of eurasian, russian and eastern european studies at georgetown university. 9, 1989 -- november what was the story of that day that led to the images that people around the world saw on their televisions that night? guest: it is great to be on your show. this was not planned by the east german government. more and more at this point as the revolutions are going on and east germans are fed up, more and more them, 100,000 of them in the summer months were taking refuge in west german emphases in czechoslovakia, hungary and other places. they were trying to go to west germany. the country was hemorrhaging. at some point the leadership decided we have to let people travel. --this point anyone between if you are under six or over 70 may be you could travel to the west. most young adults could not travel. they decided to have a meeting and some new laws allowing east germans to go to the west, west berlin, west germany and see what it is like. it is late at night on the night of

tailgate inside levi's and wall the wall party of niner fans who can get their fill otrips in oysters spence. >>harris turner is the chef to 90 th is the best tailgate ever see there's diane's famous blood he and these niner fans are also enjoying a fine sonoma county pino firms ride i richardson is a guest chef who ys he's invited to barbecue ribs because he brings is a game that the reds. >>smoke them for 3 hours took them for 2 loved him for another hour. >>back outside in mario's tailgate where he's admiring a crystal football, a gift from the team for his loyal tailgating. >>don't you think the the 49 ers could give your dad is. >>when the day that the sweetest taste of all. the taste. a victory. >>in santa clara vicki liviakis. victory oh so sweet. >>remember you can submit your favorite restaurant bar cafe or even a food truck to dine and dish all you have to do is send us an e-mail you send it directly to dine and dish kron 4 dot com or we have a facebook page go to our facebook page and check it out and submit your suggestion there before we go a little peek outside checking on cond

he is a giant of chinese analysis, jonathan spence of yale. what would jonathan spence say? say that the chinese will just wait us out? >> yes. the interesting thing with the trade war is that china has gone , we are going to have a hit. this is going to be maybe one percentage point hit to gdp, but we can cope with this because this is part of making china a leading figure in technology, the next generation, 5g, and gaining china's position in the global picture. a little bit of pain on the trade and economy is a price worth paying to get that global status back. that is the bigger picture. usinget's move forward, jonathan spence again, what do we get wrong in our cultural analysis of all that is going on in china right now? wronghave got quite a lot over the past 20 years assuming china is going to become more like a western economy. rules,aking its own making its own future is very different. you have to strip away a lot of the assumptions you make about how the economy works and how the government works to understand the china mentality. that is a step a lot of people ha

two more transcripts aid to vice president spence and the head to morrison.fying that ambassador to the eu. all three will be among the eight witnesses scheduled foretell advised hearings next week. ambassador sondland will be asked about that trump phone call. joining me is democratic congresswoman on the judiciary and foreign affairs committee. welcome. ambassador sondland has already testified. given sub squnt testimony that followed, do you believe he purgered himself? >> i think he did. he came across a little cavalier. after several other people testified to what he participated in, he rushed to clean it up. it is possible he didn't clean it up enough. it will be very interesting to see what he has to say this week. >> i hope he's getting some good legal advise. what are you hoping hear him clarify that he didn't already talk about the last time? >> the last time, he didn't say that witness wags actually happened, the quid pro quo. he cleaned it up to add that. he didn't tell us about that phone call. now this time, i would expect him to say and i'm sur

. >> i'm declaring victory in the broad spence. we have spent a powerful message.ther the out come changes in terms of ranked choice voting or not, we won. >>> about an hour agoway got this statement from his campaign. there is a lot that continues between now and tomorrow morning, so we're not in a position to call the race for every one regardless of the election. there is a lot to be grateful for. way live in the great fest city on earth. >> >> the mayor will de keeping her title and will have the opportunity to have a four year term. she has cleaned up homeless tent cities but she said she needs more time to work on the city's homelessness issue. of course this is a developing story. we'll bring the latest election results all morning long. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> another election race has come close enough to need a closer count. san francisco's was appointed to her position when the supervisor seat was vacant when the mayor took office. her challenger is a tenant, dean preston, this was within 100 votes are more votes are coming in this morning. >> a mayor o

if secretary spence er did in ft go around the system to work this deal, here is a safety tip. never go to your boss' boss without telling your boss you are going to do it. and the results are what we are seeing today. but the second thing is critically important too. and that is what your other guest is saying. this is going to be the gift that keeps on giving. this is not over yet. there have been over 150 tridents pulled from s.e.a.l.s because of discipline issues or contrariness since 2011. so a lot of s.e.a.l.s have gone before these boards already. what is going to happen to the next s.e.a.l. that has to go before one of these boards because he was driving under the influence or committing a domestic disturbance or any kind of flagrant violation of rules or orders, they will say hey, wait a minute, we got a guy who was posing with a dead body and he got away with it, how come i'm getting my pin taken away for a dui or domestic disturbance. that is the problem here. and that is why a process has to be fair and has to be continual in terms of the way that it works. you also

they're trying to make us believe that a woman who voluntarily works for mike spence on the other sidee so used to these movies and tv shows where the criminal on the stand breaks down and confesses. it's like we're waiting for that to happen, which in real life, which believe it or not this is, doesn't happen. we get little bits of information, and those little bits of information, to me, very plainly add up to this. our president made it clear to ukraine, you're not getting the money you need to keep your people alive unless you help me win the election, and that's it. and the idea that he was fighting corruption, donald trump, not only doesn't donald trump care about corruption in ukraine, he wanted it. he tried to buy it. honestly, the only defense that might work for them is donald trump is too stupid to know he committed a crime. he's just dumb. a smaller mystery in d.c. was trump's unannounced trip to walter reed hospital which was yet another example of fake news. >> i went for a physical. and i came back. my wife said, darling, are you okay? what's wrong? oh, they're reporting

tailgate inside levi's and wall the wall party of niner fans who can get their fill of trs in oysters spencerris turner isthe chef to 90 this is the best tailgate party you'll ever see there's diane's famous blood he married. and these niner fans are also enjoying a fine sonoma county pino firms right i richardson is a guest chef who says he's invited to barbecue ribs because he brings is a game got there. it is. >>smoking for 3 hours cook them for 2, loved him for another hour. >>back outside in mario's tailgate where he's admiring a crystal football, a gift from the team for his loyal tailgating. >>don't you think the the 49 ers to give your dad is. >>when the day that the sweetest taste of all. the taste. a victory. >>in santa clara vicki liviakis for now. >>and you can submit your favorite restaurant r cafe or food truck to vickie's dine and dish to send an e-mail to dine and dish kron 4 dot com or you can go to our dine and dish facebook page. this week's edition of flying tales our ken wayne house ohis plane to help rescue a pop and give a hand to a nonprofit helping fix animals. >>gea

richard spence proposed a secret agreement with the white house regarding the case of eddie rein a ceilhe wanted to review the case. a you don't go to your boss' boss and petition before letting your boss no. >> he posed next to the body of the 12-year-old isis fighter. he was demoted but president trump reinstated his rank against the add voice of defense secretary. >> the president tweeted yesterday spencer was fired because how he handled the case, but spencer said he was ousted because he refused to follow an order that would violate good order and discipline. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has been released from a baltimore hospital. the eaice turn toy hehome yeste treatment for chills and a fever. she was admitted friday night. she had a series of health scares in the last year including surgery for lung cancer. >> >> 5:10. >> a messy site for travelers a these tents and rvs. i'm fracking a series of weather systems. return of the rain and strong winds and caller temperatures. >>> delays along westbound 580. he could've just been the middle class kid who made good.

. >> reporter: cody spence, a registered democrat in 2016 was struggling to pay for health care.oday his financial situation >> i don't think at this point there is a reason to impeach him. if you get hard evidence that the people of the country can see, that is a different story. >> some moderates question the wisdom of a impeachment fight now. >> we're pretty far into this presidency, so do we really want to spend the last time of it impeaching someone who may or may not be elected again. >> more progressive democrats say full steam ahead on impeachment regardless of the outcome. >> it probably still favors the democrats. >> if he goes on to win the election? >> it will be a rough four more years. >> democrats here say not only does dislike of donald trump help him, but impeachment does as well. they say impeachment and the dislike of trump is driving voters and raising enthusiasm among the democrats here. they expect that trend to continue through 2020. >> the washington nationals celebrating a historical win. why one pitcher is saying thanks but no thanks to an invite to the

spence shoo of "the washington post" covered the trial and joins me now.bstructing thegressional investigation. in what ways did prosecutors say he obstructed that investigation? spencer: jurors found that he lied in five difayrent denying that he had a back channel or intermeadiary with wikileaks from whom he sought information, that he did not have any records ofat communns with any such individuals. he falsely named one person as a source of information and then proceededo threaten that witness and direct him to lie or to mislead or not cooperate with the committee and he alsoend communicating with the trump campaign about this intermeadiary or his efforts and denied any communication with third parties about wikileaks founder julian assange who was tweemmng and making ts about the emails. amna: the one witness he tried tolock t testimony of, who was that? story? he important to the and in what ways was stone trying to keep him from testifying? spencer: randy crelico, a former comedian and new york city talk he scored an august 25 interview with julian

spence, you want to give marcus the soup tour? -spencer: sure. -lemonis: soup tour. -how does this stuff sell? -spencer: great. this is swansons' family recipe. lemonis: so, what is this called? spencer: this is bouillabaisse. -lemonis: this fish is amazing. -spencer: yeah, thank you. lemonis: i'm a little disappointed that gary hasn't expanded his prepared foods. the margins are double what the fresh fish is. if he can just have what i call "attachment" -- attaching one prepared-food item to every fresh item that he sells -- his business should go up markedly pretty quick. how you doing, sir? do you come here often? -man: i do. -lemonis: what do you get? is there a specialty that you love? man: i love this coconut shrimp. the stuffed clams -- i can't make them at home as good as he makes them here. i just wish he did more prepared stuff. i'd like to see the man open a restaurant. lemonis: will you come help us wait tables? i'll wait them with you. man: aw, i don't know. i'll come to eat. lemonis: okay. nice meeting you. man: thank you. lemonis: is it always this bus

values that enabled his peaceful election as the 7th president of sri lanka a correspondent bernard spence is joining us live from colombo now so a return of the rajapaksa is to power burnet and this is a controversial rajapaksa. yes that is interesting in a statement from sergeant premadasa alluding to the changes made during the last administration changes made because of a suggestion the joy in the time of the rajapakse as there was an erosion of civil liberties of freedom of press as well as human rights abuses of those of the changes here if you're burning to the rajapaksa is a controversial because it was gazza by a rajapaksa who was running the defense ministry during the dying months and weeks of the civil war when the tamils were ruthlessly crushed the u.n. estimates some 40000 people were killed and there are human rights of accusations of human rights abuses hanging over pirate rajapaksa and his brother mahinda who was president at the time he was kicked out in 2015 now rajapakse as a back and then and what does that mean for the country. well we've seen that what's happened thi

through spence scored twice shortly after the break before a 6—0 thrashing to remain top of the order manchester city on goal difference. other scores in today's games everton won a third wsl match in a row beating tottenham. reading came away as 3—2 winners over west ham. the scottish women's cup final is taking place right now edinburgh with league winners glasgow city taken on league cup winners hibernian. it's been a thriller so far, 3—2 to hibernian the latest score. it was an absolute calamity at the back for glasgow city that put hibernian in the lead with a leanne ross own goal. she won't want to see that one again. there is still about 20 minutes left to go in edinburgh. it was a mixed day for british sides in rugby union's european champions cup. sale sharks had a tough time against la rochelle, even though the french side were down to 10 men at the end of the first half. sale eventually came through as 25 points to 15 winners. while gloucester came close but couldn't quite edge past montpellier, beaten by 30 points to 27. paul frostick was watching. for sale, this match was

[cheers] [applause] host: back in the berlin wall gallery in washington, d.c., we welcome angela spence, professor of eurasian, russian and eastern european studies at georgetown university. 9, 1989 -- november what was the story of that day that led to the images that people around the world saw on their televisions that night? guest: it is great to be on your show. this was not planned by the east german government. more and more at this point as the revolutions are going on and east germans are fed up, more and more them, 100,000 of them in the summer months were taking refuge in west german emphases in czechoslovakia, hungary and other places. they were trying to go to west germany. the country was hemorrhaging. at some point the leadership decided we have to let people travel. --this point anyone between if you are under six or over 70 may be you could travel to the west. most young adults could not travel. they decided to have a meeting and some new laws allowing east germans to go to the west, west berlin, west germany and see what it is like. it is late at night on the night of

[cheers] [applause] host: back in the berlin wall gallery in washington, d.c., we welcome angela spence, professor of eurasian, russian and eastern european studies at georgetown university. 9, 1989 -- november what was the story of that day that led to the images that people around the world saw on their televisions that night? guest: it is great to be on your show. this was not planned by the east german government. more and more at this point as the revolutions are going on and east germans are fed up, more and more them, 100,000 of them in the summer months were taking refuge in west german emphases in czechoslovakia, hungary and other places. they were trying to go to west germany. the country was hemorrhaging. at some point the leadership decided we have to let people travel. --this point anyone between if you are under six or over 70 may be you could travel to the west. most young adults could not travel. they decided to have a meeting and some new laws allowing east germans to go to the west, west berlin, west germany and see what it is like. it is late at night on the night of

millie bright, bethany england and drew spence all got on the scoresheet too.ven gerrard's men, including this stunning goal from 25 yards, to help rangers to a 3—1win. they are level on points with celtic at the top of the table. adam peaty put on a great performance last night to win a thrilling 100 metre breaststroke in the international swimming league. the league is a new team—based competition format for 2019, and peaty is captain of the london roar team. he also inspired a win in the mixed 4x100 relay at a sold—out london aquatics centre. seven meetings take place in different cities around the world, and the series grand final culminates next month in las vegas. rafa nadal has helped spain win the davis cup for the first time since 2011. remember that it was spain who beat great britain in saturday's semi—final, and nadal and co were too much for canada in the final, as well, winning both of their singles matches to take the title. that is the sixth time they have won the davis cup. the victory was particuarly emotional for roberto bautista agut. he onl

joining us, patrick spence good to have you back. >> thank you. >> revenue up 11 >> yes. >> and resultsactly, third year in a row of delivering more than 10% top line growth, more than 20% bottom line growth we are focused on sustainable profitab profitable growth. >> where is it coming from, by region or category >> we accelerated new product velocity, that helped us getting to a record number of new homes. now in 9 million homes we are seeing it across the globe. there are 8 countries we're in today. we have long term opportunity in many other countries right now, seeing it across the united states and western europe. >> you also announced the acquisition of snips a small startup, 50 employees, paris based. in the ai space, what is your thinking behind this acquisition, how does it drive growth. >> it is all about experience and experience around audio, golden age of audio. we think in addition to offering alexa and google assistant, we can do something special around voice to make the experience better the interesting thing is it runs locally on the device, it is a lot about privacy,

the bloomberg story yesterday -- and it was extraordinary reporting -- nobody is reading jonathan spencem, aren't they? robin: the chinese view is the world is returning to the balance it had in the 18th century to the middle of the 19th century where if you ofbine a move, a linkage chinese per capita gdp, china will overtake the united states or at least be equal as long as it preserves political control for the communist party, and is able to manage its economy in a way the communist party stays in control. when you use that kind of language, this is not an economic system that marries easily with a free market united states. ony have got their eyes set 2049. gets a secondump term, they will play this out for long-term. tom: what do we miss on the week after week, on this friday as we enjoy another weekend in hong kong? what are we missing in the debate? what does chatham house asia say about the theme forward into 2020 on the week after week after week tensions? robin: unfortunately, the problem with the hong kong protests is they have now in essence gone deep into the younger generat

if vice president spence can go in and look after it's cleaned then members span, who have oversight responsibility should be able to go in and look. >> understood. >> i'd appreciate it if you'd report that back to the secretary. >> i will. >> thank you. frome say to the gentleman transportation security administration, i'm interested theou looking into treatment of crystal lynette chereef mohamed hoteff, around april 14, in the atlanta airport. mr. wagner. with this is horrific, the information regarding the use of and my earlier information was that you know that people of and women -- so i get it twice -- are unfortunately most.ed the in the article, it says agents with the f.b.i. and i.c.e. have the state driver's license databases recognition into a gold mine, scanning through hundreds of millions of american photos, without their knowledge or consent. addition, it says that the state department motor vehicle databases into the bedrock of unprecedented surveillance and infrastructure. thent to submit into record, mr. chairman, an article by amazon that says amazon facial -- amaz

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defense secretary mark says he was deeply troubled by spence per's conduct and he lost his confidencenavy secretary. and then bitcoin falling even further the cryptocurrency matching and falling to six month low. concern about a cryptocurrency crackdown by china after the people bank of china told involve businesses to correct improper actions and told investors to be weary of virtual currency in general now bitcoin up for the 2019 year substantial rights from april to june that has been as you can see a bit of a fall maria on that chart and still whether it is facebook and libra or cryptocurrency exchange there's a lot of questions that whether there's beginning to be one krit to currency or maybe going to be 20. >> to go with -- and there should be a standard of some point. but not right now. cheryl thank you well coming to break when we come back high voltage trouble and gets tang a led up in powerline we'll show you all about it. traumatic rescue coming up. plus a record-breaking american music awards last night taylor swift awarded artist of the deck kawed how she handled her mus

speaking to reporters yesterday, secretary esper explained he was, quote, flabbergasted to learn that spenceer tried to make a secret deal with the white house concerning embattled navy s.e.a.l. eddie gallagher. secretary esper said he demanded spencer's resignation after learning he approached the white house about an arrangement to let gallagher retire as a navy s.e.a.l. if the president stayed out of the case. esper also said monday president trump gave him a direct order to drop disciplinary action against gallagher. in his first tv interview since being fired, spencer told cbs he spoke with white house counsel pat cipollone about the proposed arrangement on the november 15th. he says cipollone called back the same day to decline the offer saying the president would be involved. spencer acknowledged not telling esser about that proposal. >> i will take the bad on me for not letting him know i did that. but he was completely informed as to this because his chief of staff was briefed on it. >> a spokesperson for the pentagon disputed spencer's statement telling "the washington post" no one

be sure to watch see spence washington journal live at 7:00 p.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> the white house did not release a weekly statement from the president. chairman eliot engel of new york made the democratic address , highlighting a bill that imposes sanctions on turkey for its invasion on northern syria following the president's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from the region. congressman engel: i'm eliot engel, congressman from new york. as chair of the house foreign affairs committee, i spend a lot of time focused on america's role in the world. and we know that our foreign policy can and should be a force for good, rooted in our values, like supporting human rights and human dignity, and build on the power of partnerships and alliances. our country is strongest when we are standing with our friends around the world. and that's especially true when it comes to combatting some of the greatest global threats we face, like terrorism. so, what the president has done in syria over the past few weeks is devastating. he handed a gift to russia, i

i met naturalized german georgetown professor and author angela spence to talk about the history and construction of the berlin wall, and events leading up to november 9, 1989. morph your phone calls on the 30th in nursery. 1987, 2.5 years before the wall fell. [video] president reagan: the soviets may be coming to understand the importance of freedom. we hear much from moscow about a new policy of reform and openness. some political prisoners have been released. certain foreign news broadcasts are no longer jammed. are economic enterprises operating with greater freedom from state control. beginnings of profound changes in the soviet state? gestureshey token intended to raise false hopes in the west or strengthen the soviet system? we welcome change and openness. we believe freedom and security go together. that the advance of human liberty -- [applause] reagan: the advance of human liberty can only strengthen the cause of world peace. there is one sign the soviets can make that would be unmistakable. that would advance dramatically the cause of freedom and peace. gorbachev, ifary y

. >> they are jennifer williams, an aide to vice president spence, and alexander vindman, a nationalhe phone call that he reported it to the white house lawyer. also set to testify, kurt volker, former u.s. special envoy to ukraine. >> abc news will have live coverage of the impeachment hearings starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> president trump's doctor says a hospital visit over the weekend was a part of a planned routine checkup, dismissing speculation about the president's health. >> the doctor released a letter saying that the president has not had any chest pain and was not evaluated or treated for any urgent or acute issues. he says the trip to walter reed medical center remained off the record because of scheduling uncertainties. the doctor said a full report will be released next year but he did reveal that the president's cholesterol was down. >>> a spokesman for kim jong-un says north korea is not interested in what it calls another quote fruitless summit with the u.s. president trump and kim have met three times since june of last year. none of their meetings have produce