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and youknow, for every car you're able to get offin the ro he most dense part of the city, it really pays big benefits as far as reducing >> now, you ranked some of these cities. ston, washington, d.c., and where you are, seattle, they did t fair well in this particular study, but i'm struck by the fact that boston and washington, d.c., are very old cities, so do they need to commit more to infrastructure and that other typef transportationhat you just mentioned in order to maybe try and reverse this or at least mitigate some of the >> yeah. so, i'm really glad you brought up the age of the cities, becaus what we found in our study is that age is the best predictor of congestion in a city. and when you think about itma i s a lot of sense, because a developed oston, it around walking, horses, even in the oldest parts of the city. and so, it's really ill suited to using an automobile, which is 20th-century technology in a 17th-century,6th-century city. so, especially in these old cities, the discussion should be much more about how do we use these streets most efficiently to serve thes

here's how the ros are looking, not great. expect a snowy ride, whiteout conditions if you are heading to the sierra. caltrans reopened east and westbound interstate 80 near the nevada state line today to passenger vehicles. no estimated time of reopening for big rigs and remember, you have to carry chains to get on any of the major transsierra highways. our chief meteorologist paul deanno with another check of the hi-def doppler. >>> tremendous amounts of snow in the sierra, tremendous amounts of rainfall in the north bay. santa rosa a 1/2 foot of rain just since midnight and the heaviest rain is falling in your backyard right now. highway 101 from petaluma north to cloverdale is an absolute mess, as is fairfield and napa and st. helena, north to clearlake and middletown, cloverdale, ukiah getting heavy rainfall. marin county, a little break. it's raining lightly. in mill valley, corte madera, san anselmo, still raining, light rain as far south as concord, a few heavier showers moving over san francisco and the complete lack o

. >> crews are working overnight to prep the ros but some area schools don't want to take any chances -- >> storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer is in the storm center tonight tracking those conditns. >> doug what should we expect when we came up tomorrow? >> inn montgomery that list, too. all due to the fact we're going to see some ice as m wee our way through the overnight hours tonight and probably early morning especially in areas that still have snow on the roadways. a lot of the major roads are okay but it is those secondary roads. look, we still have some freezing rain falling north of d.c., south a east of i-95. right here, east of i-95, we've got rain. west of i-95, we've got freezing rain. same thing down to the south, freezing rain well bthk t west but rain around fredericksburg, once again seeing that rain continuing to move on through the region here but not whole lot behind it. we're almost done. but notefore we've picked to up to 0.2 inches of ice. in bethesda two hours ago, plenty of ice on area trees. h coule some power outages back to the north and west as

westbound highway 37 remains closed as crews are working to repair the ro after flooding. ( james ) parentsing ... as teachers in oakland head to the picket lines this week ... striking for better pay. ( darya ) and scary moments at sea world... after more than a dozen passengers get stuck on this gondola ride. ( darya ) this morning on the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking another cold morning across the bay area. taking a look at current tempertures. temperatures near freezing in some areas this morning. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... more sunshine to expect today

we will have more on the story with congressmember ro khanna after headlines. teachers in west virginia celebrated a major victory tuesday when a conontested educatioion reform bilill was blocked by house delegegates jut hours into a statewide strike protesting the legislation. the bill would have legalized charter schools, which are currently not allowed in west virginia. teachers' unions say they were not consulted in the drafting of the legislation and that it was retaliation for last year's historic strike, which was credited with launching a wave of teacher walkouts in other red states. teachers are set to continue their strike for now. a report by "the new york times" details a number of possible obstruction of justice efforts by president trump as he tried to suppress or contain multiple investigations about him. "the times" says trump asked former acting attorney general matthew whitaker to place a loyalist in charge of an investigation into hush money payments made to women who allegedly had affairs with trump by his former personal attorney michael coh

the ro are t report is raising concerns about obstruction of justice. >> the phone call would be evidence of what? >> corrupt intent. that is, an effort to use the levers of power of the government for a corrupt purpose. >> would that be obstruction? >> yes. well, it would be attempted obstruction. >> it is unclear what whitaker did in response to the president's call. there is no evidence that he took action. the justice department says whitaker made no commitments but does not flatly deny the investigation was discussed. but trump was not shy about making a blanket denial. >> did you asask matthew whitak to change the leadership of the investigation into michael cohen? >> no, not at all. i don't know who gave you that. that is more fake news. there is a lot of fake news out. >> reporter: good morning. president trump is denying that he ever made that ask of former a.g. matt whitaker to have jeffrey berman oversee the cohen probe. this is innocence is in respons reporting that he did make that ask because he viewed berman as an am lilly. he was upset about the cohen probe and how it inch

. >>> we can in the my ro climate. the rain creating a problem in the bay marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. storm ranger suratos live along the russian river while bob redell is in navato but first meteorologist kari hall. >> that's what we could see as we go throughout the rest of the afternoon. also sacramento area. watching for lightning in the bay area, as well. and then heavily snowing right now. i-80 was closed and highway 50 open and might be some really tough travel conditions. rates over an inch per ng hour and normally see rainfall rates that high when it is hailing and that rain is really dumping down. heavy rain and moving into american canyon and also for the north bay we are seeing rain around gurenville and also windsor and then rain on the dumb barton bridge and then rain over palo alto and the santa cruz mountains approaching the south bay and snow on mt. hamilton and some foothills and we'll continue to watch out for that throughout the day as more waves of the rain stays around the bay area. and

just an indication of the potential danger on the ro ways. you can see all thireslush right and what's interesting is that a plow came through here within the hour. but chief meorologist doug kammerer explained to us you have some freezing. the secondary roads like this one here which is mayfair drive, are as. m v dots tells that crews will continue to plow a treat the roads in virginia overnight. but here's the problem some may become slick as what doug describes the mix of precipitation and freezing. beware of icy spots tonight and tomorrow morning, especlly in elevated areas where temperatures may be colderuch as with bridges and ramps. crews will continueo work overnight, and we will bring you the most latest information as on ecomes available here news 4. back to you. >> okay, shomari, thank you. and they'll all be part of our team coverage tonight on newsat 11:00. tune in before you go to bed for doug's latest forecast, all the latest school closings and delays and everything you need to knowefore tomorrow morning. >>> other news now. vi

haidi: ros, in terms of geopolitics, do we know the latest when it comes to the second trump/kim summit? there was scathing criticism from singapore that it was just a photo op and nothing substantial. are we expecting a breakthrough this time? ros: we hope. weekend said over the that there is a lot of hard work to do to get ready for the meeting. it is now just three weeks again and it is coming together quickly. the u.s. envoy to north korea spent several days in pyongyang last week. and there is another set of high-level talks that will start beund the 17th in a yet to disclose location, possibly in -- disclose location, possibly location, possibly in vietnam. so many times before the summit aids will come up with an agreement and in the leaders go in and put their blessing on it. but with president trump, he does the opposite. he will go in, he will meet with north korea's kim, then let his aides follow-up and try to make some progress on the flipside. so, do we know that anything will come out of the summit? we certainly do not. as we have spoken about recently, it seems kind of un

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their next six games are on the ro what makes it longer't they don return to d.c. for 12 days. here's a look at the road trip. they start tonight in columbus. then head to california for games. the sharks, followed by sunday in anaheim, monday in la. then back east for games in toronto and b buffaloefore returning to capital 1 arena. >> a lot of teams in the west do it all the time. we don't, but i'm looking forward to . i think it's a good time for us to get together and, you know, string some wins together. >> you go on the road with the guys, have fun and we've been a pretty goodoad team. we have to make sure at this time of year we're doing that andsi focng on, you know, getting points and continuing to ush things forward for this group. >> the capitals are on the road but one local high schoolt stud athlete is staying home. nick cross committing to the universi o maryland. this another huge win for the terps as the top ranked player in the state is staying in la mand. at national signing da damatha had ten players sign toot play foll. but cross hasn't made up his mind. the

amy: the significance of them ro,ing as a partner bolsanoa the president of brazil.sually, what happens in these cases is there is an attempt made to make liberals feel good about what the real motives are, we are going to change the regime in libya because we want to help the people be liberated from this dictator. there is an attempt made. here, there is barely an attempt made. they fact that a leading u.s. should in latin america tell you everything you need to know about what the real motives are in terms of what the u.s. government is trying to accomplish. it is nothing good for the people no matter what your view of nicolas maduro is. it is about imposing a far right ideology for the benefit of everybody but the venezuelan people. amy:

high winds, heavy rain and a lot of mostly minor street flooding made for an ugly day on the ro. t those rivers, creeks and streams, while still rising, have so far posed no major problems. (vicki) the wet weather is also impacting flights into and out of s-f-o tonight. this is a live look from the airport-- more than 100 flights have been cancelled today, that's both coming and going and mainly commuter flights along the west coast. doug yakel from s-f-o talked about what you can do to prepare áá before you go to the airport. <"we always recommend getting in touch with your airline before you head out to the airport. and most airlines allow you to sign up for proactive flight notifications. this will send information right to your phone before you even leave for the airport so always great to get signed up for those so if you do experience a cancellation you can get yourself rebooked from the comfort of your own home or somewhere else before getting to the airport."> (vicki) there are no delays at mineta san jose international airport... and oakland international airport... (gran

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the court. we're already seeing litigants lining up. ros: that's right. we know that a couple of environmental groups and public interest groups have already sued. the lawsuits are in. we expect california to follow suit on monday. the attorney general said today that he would be filing almost immediately. willoks like other states be joining. new mexico, oregon and minnesota among them. hard decisionsme to make. republicans in congress, especially, about feeding the power of the purse, that constitutionally is the power of the purse, it is an given to the president. a lot of republican lawmakers are uncomfortable today, wanted to support president trump and the national emergency but at the same time, being asked some what- hard questions about will happen if there is a democratic president and he or a national emergency on gun control or health care or something else? in the next few weeks, they will very likely be a resolution both -- over the national emergency, which the president will likely veto, and more likely there will not be enough support in t

s.gashi, g-eazy and the ro stay tuned for "late night wh seth meyers." thank you for watching. johnson, music from kurt vile, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladi and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump held a rally in paso last night where h spoke to reporters while standing in front a banner with the words, "finish the wall." oh, finish the wall.

the stock ros more than 1.5% to $175.24. >> aig was cut to hold from buy at argus search. the analyst cited aig's higher than normalhe catastr losses. the firm also reports to consistent underperformance lately. shares rose more than 5% today to $42.32. >>> still ahead, regulators are ramping up pressure on some of the nation's biggest tec >>> credit rating agency moody's said today that amazon's decision not touild a second headquarters in new york city is a negative for the city. moody's says that while new york's economic fundamentals do remain strong, other firms seeking government incentives may no longer now considebi the apple as a good place to locate their business. >>> regulators are reportedly close to hitting w facebookh a record fine over the way it handles user data. this c as silicon valley more generally faces increased scrutiny from lawmakers over privacy violations. julia boorstin takes a closer look. >> tde federal t commission and facebook are negotiating what would be the agency's t- largeser fine in the billions of dollars. this acoring to "the washing

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corrupt, misused government, it's power and position as the presidency in order to enrich the president himself.rt ro you mentioned earlier bill barr. he was voted out of the senate judiciary committee this week on a bipartisan vote, expected to c befirmed in the coming days but he hasn't given a clear answer about whether he would release the mueller report to the public or not. >> in is the million dollar question. what is mueller goiged to send to him, what he going to do with it? if he doesn't release the full report to congress, this is one of the things they're going to fight the justice departme on. they want that report. and once mueller wraps up, remember, congress can call him to testify too. and that is when we'll see you think the whiker today had a lot of headlines? fait until bob mueller comes to testify in front clip. robert: what do you make of the republican handling of this? are they rallying to trump orag being themselves looking ahead to their election campaigns? >> i think they'reak wg all the possibilities right now. first outhe of the gate, democrats are taking up a lot of the

election and that is just the gift that keeps on giving in the united states. haidi: rosrasny with the latest in washington. hong kong has fallen victim to the u.s.-china trade war with economic growth slumping at the end of last year and exports stagnated. tom mackenzie is back with us. as we get signs of hope and light in these trade talks, damage is starting to be seen. even if they progress, it is another reminder trade tensions between -- and they are having a real world affect. it underlines and underscores the imperative of getting those resolved. so the finance secretary in hong kong writing a blog post saying gdp growth fell to 1.5%. that compares to 2.9% in the third quarter. he said export growth is almost 0%. he blamed most of it on the trade tensions saying it was having a significant impact. retail also slowed despite the mainland visitors to hong kong. the expectation for the full year, growth for 2018 was around 3% in hong kong. that was the low end of the government forecast could are expecting the forecast for 2019 to come out soon but it is a reminder o

i am protesting that all youngsters throughout the u.s. ro nationaln the neg anthem by james weldon johnson. he voted in the 1900s. if you go to wikipedia right now and looking up, you'll find that years ago, there was a contest between james weldon johnson and --ncis scott key's at national anthems. james weldon johnson's won, but the judges rejected it. i say to all people, no matter what your age, if you cannot do ,t when you're young like i was do it when you get old. >> thank you for the call. think that is an excellent idea. that is a wonderful comment. the need to bring it up. to say it and bring that to us, to let us know that. i agree. song is as scott key glorification of war. i think to lift every voice and saying would be a better national anthem. i do not know how other people feel about that. i think it is open to debate. everyone should say what they think about that and what us know. i think that is an excellent idea. rebecca.ard from what are your general observations about this generation? >> thank you, rebecca for your comm

second leadership summit, was the comment from pompeo suggest they are not on the same page at the moment? rosi don't really think so. the thing mike pompeo was responding to was a very odd comment from president trump after the previous summit in singapore last year. just himself today tweeted the word denuclearization. you would think if there were no threat at this point he would not need to say that in a tweet. most part pompeo and trump are on the same page. one thing we have seen that is kind of notable from the president is he will be going all in on his enticements, a year or two it was the stick, my button is bigger than yours. now he is suggesting that north korea could be on the road to being a major economic power should it go ahead with nuclear weapons. ramy: looking ahead to donald trump and kim jong-un meeting this week, how's president trump trying to frame expectations? ros: as i was saying, he is offering enticements to him. he is tempting him with economic growth. he seems to be playing into the normalization of kim that bloomberg has written about this weekend. kim's desire

but the president's aides ha n't explained how they'll move money around for the national emergency. puerto ro's governor is already threatening to sue if disaster aid meant for his island is used. lester? >> peter, thank you. this is ricochetting all across washington. >>> let's move from the white house to capitol hill where a storm of reaction is coming in with this late news. kasie hunt is working her sources there. it's not just democrats worrying out the fallout about th move from the president? >> reporter: lester, that's right. republicans were incredibly anxious all day long in the halls about the possibility of a government shuown. they did get word that that was off the table, but it came at a real cost. republicans are frankly terrified about the possibilityh ofothetical president, elizabeth warren or bernie sanders, whathey might do if president trump sets this ecedent. nancy pelosi raised the possibility that gun violence could be declared a national ge emy, which many republicans would likely be opposed to. sew mitch mcconnell, of co was forced to back down and say he'd support it

the charges ro russn pre in the robert mueller team said they are sorting through the data from the computersnd cell phones that were seized from the roger stone home. they will asked the judge to seal the evidence to allow them more time to prepare for the trial. >>> the democratic field of presidential candidates got more crowded with u.s. senator cory booker out of new jersey announcing he will seek the 2020 nomination for the white house. booker made the announcement through email to his supporters making references to president trump and criticizing his handling of the job. >>> the vallejo police department is launching an internal investigation after main claim he was tackled and handcuffed outside of his home. this man, adrian burrell, shot the video of the incident and posted it online. >> i'm not resisting. i'm not resisting. put me on the ground. >> if you can fighting me, i will. >> i am not fighting. >> the officer had confronted his cousin in the driveway for an apparent trc olat. adrian burll ththe gun at his cousin and begin shooting the video when he was told to keep his dista

fergal:fr there is ina and the west a growing view that collaboration is the way forward. tiexhibitions roen continents, like the benin br onzers at the british museum. africans still willing to share what was stolen from them. fergal kjane, bbc news. : really is a fascinating debate and one that is only going to gain momentum in the coming years. thanks for watching. i'm jane'brien. see you again. >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-dateith the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> what are you doing? >> possibilities.fi your daylled with them. >> tv, play "downton abbey." h >> and pbsps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs. .we are with you for life >> "bbc world news" was esesented by kcet, los ang captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc en >> woodruff: good g, i

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the diy of a racist picture in his 1984 ye book. it shows a person in black face standing by someone in a kkk ro. the picture appears in his medical school yearbook. on friday, he issued an apology for the photo. on saturday, he changed his id story and e was not in the picture at all. the governor said he did not purchase the yearbook and t d not seen tcture until friday. he says he wasn't aware of the picture on his yearbook page. >>> we were hearing from his roomma roommate. what does he sayctbout that e? >> his name is rob marsh. he attended northeastal med school with ralph northam. he was his roommate. he helped in the co-chair planning of that halloween party whe the photograph was taken. he was spunned when he saw that picture. he has kept in touch with governor northam all these years later. spokeith him on saturday and they agreed that was not him. there's no way looki t att photo that was ralph northam in that i want you to hear rob marsh's words now. >> i was stunned. i don't think it looks like him. ralph was thinner than those people in that picture. >> reporter: , the question is, e

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in but their meetg come against the backdrop of hard intelligen ggesting north korea may have other intentions. >> reporter: tonight two red carpet -o ros. the stage now set. president trump arriving after 20 hours on air f ce one, looking to succeed wherhis predecessors failed tond convince kim jong give up his nukes. the north korean dictator is now here o after 65 hours snaking through china by train. spotted smoking at one point, his sister holding his crystal ashtray. and when kim finally arrived in vietnam, an aide a few feet too far behind sprinting to catch up with his boss. later, kim's limo flanked by bodyguards taking him to the north korean embassy. still, for both men, the journey to this point goes back even he futo that historic first summit in singapore. >> signing a very important document. >>eporter: back then kim promising to work towards ewenuclearization, but takingoncrete steps since. while kim has stopped nuclear testing and missile launches, the presidens own intelligence officials warning he has not given up his nuclear ambitions. tonight the prident y oping kim will be swayeds argument to give up the weapons in

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in venezuela where you expressed support for opposition to maduro's regime and the support for his opposition. and ro khanna expressed the sentiment that is held by many on the more progressive side of the democratic party that the u.s. shouldn't be in the business of intervening in latin america, period. could you comment on that and why it just about this division of the democratic party in general. senator durbin: thanks. i'm glad you asked that part. ast year my staffer said i i think we should go to caracas and i think would give you a visa. there is a long story about why. but they did. so we ended with these is going to caracas in venezuela in april of last year. first stop, meet maduro, the president of venezuela. we sat down with him and his wife, always by his side, and we talked about things. i do not speak spanish. i studied french, but do not ask me to say much in french. but when you come to the irport in caracas, the first thing you see is this big colored portrait of chavez. -- i will mess it up. it says, aqui, no se habla mal de chavez. does that sound like spanish? and i took it to

the election day on friday. a new report highly igitical of ro dutere in the philippines.el,usation of cyber they say, is an attempt to restrict journalism. the three., one of frschoolgirl north london who traveled to syria to join the islamic st has been speaking about her experiences. egshe said she did nott joining but that she was nine months pregnant and wanted to return to the u. >> pictured for the first time in almost four years in a camp in northern syria, one of the teree school girls who left to join the islamic s group, which by then already had a murderous reputation. just 15 when they went, she told the timesbo their arrival in the territory. >> they s to a house, a .an's house it was because they thought we were spies. i was there for only three weeks . >> she told the times reporter her friend was killed in an airstrike but she said the third girl was still alive two weeks ago. she does not accept they made a mistake in joining the islamic state group. >> when i came and saw the underground oppression and all , it occurred to me. >> you see the executions?

brexit story prime minister theresa may has offered m paul ryans the opportunity to vote ro a no dealrexit and on delaying the date britain leaves the e.u. if parliament rejects her agreement. meanwhile, the european union's chief brigsz he brexit negotiate or has set a firm decision not more time is what's needed to get bricks it across the line. speaking on the radio this morning barnier said he is doing all that he could and reiterated the irish backstop could not be renegotiated the u.k. secretary brexit secretary steven barclay has also been commenting saying a no deal brexit is still on the table. he is focussing on what he thinks is significant. to make sense of all of the context, i'm joined by a focused professor on european politics, foreign affairs. thank you for being with us. snoo i think she could have done more after it's evolved over the last 18 months she's not blameless in all of this equally on the other side, parliament has been quite slow to focus on the real issues at stake here i think the vote back in january that the prime minister had lost by 230, was a massi

yes, track the next chance ro rain or snow. >>> we're back now with a consumer alert about pyrex bakeware. >> chances are you have a dish or two in your kitchen. i've gotf at least hal a dozen, i think. it's advertised as oven and microwave safe. so why is itin shatt without warning? >> it's happening in kitchens all over america, and tonight lisa parker from our sister station in chicago takes us inside a demo kitchen to get some answers. >> this is what you get. >> reporter: in kitchens across the country -- pyrex baking dish. >> 15 minutes in, it was just like, kaboom. it was like a bomb had gone off. >> reporter: shards of shattered glass start this story. >> within two minutes, i heard an explosion. it was like a pop. >> reporter: reports of a well know brand o glassware exploding sending glass flying, causing injuries without warning. >> do not use it. this happened a few minutes ago. >> reporter: pyrex, a kitchen corell manufactured by brands, was originally made of a glass called borosilicate. heat tolerant and l likely to shatter. somewhere along the way they say that recipe chan

a little bit-badal farther south into the san ro moan and castro valley area, 7 hills road all getting heavy rain. of course large portions of interstates 680 and 580. the storm is still strong. it ranks 3 on the storm impact scale. we can expect more moderate rain overnight into the early morning hours. flooding risk is high. wind gusts will reach 55 to 65 miles per hour over the higher elevations. the storm still ranks 3 as i pointed out in the storm forecast animation. you'll see the pattern into the late night hours. let's go to meteorologist drew tuma now for watches, warnings and advisories. >> spencer, and those watches and warnings have expanded, especially as we have seen our river response to high water now. i do want to show you the russian river especially right now. we have a flood warning that is in effect and we do expect major flooding. this river is going to crest tomorrow at near record levels in some spots to almost 46 feet tomorrow evening. so sonoma county has advised residents, if you do live along the russian river in this area, seek higher ground because the riv

head line one, trump bucks the state of the union with a pretty burn presidency, trump kwauls calls your unity? >> they believe eighth call for unity headline? ro. the white house is claiming they will make a claim for unity. the president said a couple years ago the time for trivial fights is behind us, later he said the democrats that saturday on their hand are traesonnous. last year he called for common ground. here's what i will be watching, the president will realize it's a totally different environment, because the sergeant at arms is not going to say, mr. speaker. he's going to say, madam speaker. it's when the president addresss nancy pelosi that you may hear the biggest applause of all this evening. it is a different world for the president. you saw how frustrated he got at times when the democrats didn't applaud along. there will be that much type of silence, i trust. >> nancy pelosi is like the emperor, yes, clap for him, they'll be watching her cues, carol. >> yes. the other thing we seen is she can get under trump's skin in ways that others haven't been able to. >> how many times does he directly address her toornt? >> and turn aro

just days after house democrats introduced a resolution to end the korean war after nearly 70 years of conflict. democratic congressmember ro khanna, who introduced the resolution, said in a statement -- "historic engagement between south and north korea has created a once-in-a-generation opportunity to formally end this war. president trump must not squander this rare chance for peace." well, for more, we turn to christine ahn, founder and executive director of women cross dmz, a global movement of women mobilizing to end the korean war. she is in hanoi, vietnam, for the summit. welcome to democracy now! christine, can you respond to the collapse of the summit? >> hi, a amy. well, it is obviously a very sad day for 80 million korean people around the worldld, especially n the peninsula, as we have been long waiting -- 67 years -- for the u.s. and north korea to declare an end to the korean war. many peoeople, many pundits, thg president moon come a were ,xpecting a breakthrough today including things such as the establishment of opening liaison offices in washington and in pyongyang. so the sudden decision to cut short the

>> well,re you know, the way ro rosenstein seemed to explain at any time last timeme this came was that he was kind of joking, like hey, andy, you want me to wear au wire. what do you want me to do? >> toright. >> the context at the time was the concern in the top ranks of the justice department about tht president's firing of james comey and what did it mean for the country. you know, to organize some sort of 25th amendment process you would have to have some sort of secret conversation among members of theat cabinet, and i don't see howan you would get tt level of trust when you have people with varying degrees of loyalty to the president. so it seems likely that this was just ais conversation borne of panic at the time, and it never went anywhere. >> do you think it will go away now that rod rosenstein is leaving office in three weeks or do you think there's going to be congressional leaders following up on things and launching investigations into this. >> it sounds from lindsey graham who is heading the judiciary committee, sounds like he'll probe into lithis. it'sob more about him