is where they will go in. st. george's gate right there. behind us is st. george's chapel. today, inside the chapel, a choir of 12 young men were busy rehearsing just as we heard rumors the legendary singer will perform. elton john. ♪ can you feel >> so far though, elton's kept quiet. would you perform at the wedding if harry asked? >> if they asked me to, but i haven't even been asked to the wedding yet. i would love to be at the wedding to see them because i think they're so happy. i know they're happy. >> for harry, it would be another nod to his mother. her close friend elton famously performed at diana's funeral. ♪ like a candle in the wind >> >> and attended william and kate's 2011 wedding. elton has only praise for her youngest son. >> he said, i'm in love. i'm happy for him. i hope they have a wonderful day. >> do you, rachel, take michael to be your lawfully wedded husband? >> i do. >> meghan, who got married on "suits," will have her tv family on hand. today her former tv husband patrick adams posed with his wife at a bar near windsor. former co-star sarah raffert

is risk up. >> thank you very much. he will stay with us on the program. we are back up to st. petersburg and the st. rsberg international economic forum. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> 6:30 a.m. in london. 2:30 in tokyo. north korea says it still wants to meet the u.s. it is the second day of the st. petersberg international economic forum, let's turn to russia and our editor-in-chief joined by a guess. good morning. -- guest. good morning. reporter: i'm here with madame lagarde of the irs. -- ins. it is a very busy time for you at the moment. turkey, argentina, which are you most read about the moment? guest: we are involved in a different way because argentina has asked the imf to be involved in the restructuring and reforms , the plans they have to the country. we have been working with the team at the finance ministry level in order to design with them what will settle the situation and stabilize even restore the market. that is our involvement with argentina. that is progressing well. we are moving ahead. inwill do the best we can order to expeditiously and theciently change perception about argentina

one of the issues being debated there is the influence of fake news and fake evidence on court procedures and one of the foreign participants joins us live now from st petersburg . queens a council from brick court chambers and michael thanks for joining us today hope the forum is going well we're all aware how fake news can sway public opinion how specifically is it affecting court cases. the problem is that after creating this propaganda particularly in international cases some of the authors of it then presented as evidence and obviously evidence can affect the proceedings unless you're very careful in dealing with it. and so what kind of methods can be a corporator to combat this kind of fake evidence as you say. well it's increasingly difficult because the techniques of creating it very sophisticated it often starts with digital media pictures and video on the internet uploaded on anonymous accounts and then picked up by some purported experts who are christians the material is genuine and then it moves into mainstream media as received fact but the fact can be false and very quickly the original pictures and video disappear there on the femora

climate change is affecting us very much in st lucia because in the years when you get too much of the green they need to affect. the plot was in time the drought. is beyond then it's difficult. to turn the caribbean island is seen as a tourist paradise but over a quarter of the population lives below the poverty line. climate is high. but none of the island's main export but the plantations are being devastated by storms with increasing frequency. vincent norbert fears the downpours which have already flooded his field several times destroying his entire crop in the process. that's why he took out a livelihood protection policy covering him for the maximum three thousand euros. his annual premium is three hundred euros. whatever we're getting from it is really helpful for starting to really rehab the whole field because if not we would not how we would have to go to the bank and get a big loan. which the banks normally don't really. give finance those kind of you know i do qualities of very hard at this for us so the bank going to really like to finance them. to german government to s

watching the news, i would have said, wow, the world is pretty the name st using redskins, it is an offensive name to native americans and away with.one but surveys actually show the 80%, ajority of people, did not find it offensive, native g american americans who were surveyed, opposite of impression you got when you looked online. taking a position on whether that should be the name or not, i'm simply saying created l reality online. host: what was end goal for creating that part of reality? guest: i didn't dig into what groups were pushing to change it. sometimes they are organized campaigns with financial disclosed,that aren't you can't guess until you poke around and see it and stocked by interest of people who feel that is the goal, you start political oraybe a financial motivation, bring a feel that way o and turn into a grass-roots effort, combination of both. not sure who was behind pushing that or which different groups were behind pushing that. to kathleen, georgia, bill, independent, go ahead. caller: hi, good morning. read both your books and i enjoy your show. i'm independent o

is widely known. sources close to the white house tell us. and now that same dangerous uncertainty is back. let's get right to our reporters and guests. nbc's keir simmons joins from us st. petersburg where he is covering a topic at the world economic forum. from the white house, associated press reporter jill colvin. at the table, brett stevens, "new york times" op-ed columnist. mike murphy, republican strategist who's advised bush, mccain, and romney, the good old days. heather mcgee, now president of the advocacy group dimos action, all msnbc contributors. what is the latest from the white house? i had heard that some of the backlash about how our closest allies didn't know and members of congress who are inclined to support this president on foreign policy were left out of the loop, that the reason for that was that they needed it to be final, they didn't want to it leak. what are you hearing today about where things stand? >> that's definitely becoming an increasing concern from this white house is they're trying to tamp down on it. the message that we're really hearing today and that my colleagues have been reporting out today is really that the president doesn't

uk not only is it one of the most beautiful squares in our country but in the whole world on the go to a city of us i like st bases cathedral and the go everything is nice so that i see some way it's definitely the spirit here the center the heart of russia we're fascinated by all the solemn notice that says this. the first thought i had when i came here was that this is a beautiful country and it's reflected in this square that. the legend double sergey likes red square too but he has a different explanation for the name because. red square is simply the bottom and the center of mass. some of the things that happened on the square and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood the float here back then as a little sergey is a trained car mechanic he sidelines on red square charging two hundred roubles or about three year olds per photo he's got some tips for the very best red square souvenir. are you sure that. there are these globes with the kremlin inside looks like snow. usually people think it's always co

is with us this morning. the reason we never beat st. francis is right here. he went at me full steam, what was i supposed to do ?>> this is a trip, i have been watching you for years. ktvu is a staple in my house . we grew up watching this. every time you come on, the famous story i tell my children about you. senior year, at the stadium, you were playing running back. you come out on the flat and i am playing rover. my responsibility is to cover you. you come up at me and i wanted to bait the quarterback into throwing it to you. so he throws it and i'm like oh, this is it. pick six. with -- with -- man you cut the ball and write down the line went. those were the only points you got from us. to have to get it -- >> i have to get it off my chest in regards to your professional career. you played without boundaries. there was no wall in the outfield, no dugout and no seats. that was how you played. your book is like that. living life without boundaries.>> when i grew up, i grew up with a marshall arts background. i learned early there were only two things i ca

back to the us i know a one of the large ones is a coin base one of the other want large ones in the us a large large crypt occurred. exchanges right so you have coin base which operates st x. another well known one but not quite so big is the one called vaastu unsponsored gemini exchange right but the other large one is crack and based on the west coast as well as bit tracks big tracks in particular is known for all coins and what's been interesting in the news recently is the action from the new york attorney general who sent out a questionnaire with some very interesting responses from those exchanges yet the with the wiggle by amaze me when i know you probably heard earlier we speak with jeffrey tucker they're trying to start one of these s.r.o. as the self-regulatory organizations organization i think so that they wouldn't have government regulation but they do their own regulation i think they call it the virtual currency association right there that's about right so but we also have seen some a questionnaire recently in new york that had gone out and as jeffrey was talking about earlier when they put some regulations in place before some businesses left you think

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guy: kallum pickering is going to stay with us. the st. burg international economic forum is underway, and -- joining us now marie.. petersburg, and annmarie: i want to continue the conversation you were just having on trade. i am joined by jean-pascal .ricoire on trade, you sit in the middle of the u.s. and china, your two biggest, where you are most exposed. how do you feel about this threat to avert a trade war? _pascal: we do investments which are long-term investments and they are affected by those --isions, so what we want theyo the case of snyder, want the products according to their needs in a short time, so our supply chains are low on the top of that. say we are would basis- on the original rather than the global basis. annmarie: you are here as part of the french delegation with emmanuel macron. what does russia mean in terms of business investment? do you think you will be investing more? jean-pascal: we have been here for a long time. the business from schneider energy management, it is a big country of energy. it is a big coun

stock exchange is one of the last remaining trading floors to still use human brokers but even as their numbers dwindle, one thing remains true. this is very much a boys club. one wall steen on the floor since 1969 of this disparity goes back to the way things were done before the computers arrive. trading in a training crowd was a very physical thing. you and i would look at each other and try and figure out how we could do. how aggressively going to be? how nervous did you look. it didn't attract a lot of women. last year, richard hired lauren but she remains the only high—end female broker on the flutz despite attempts to rid —— to hire others. broker on the flutz despite attempts to rid -- to hire others. we hired a new person not long ago and they weren't very many female applicants because they weren't applying. with a few women who do make it to the new york stock exchange, some challenges await. everybody here wears a jacket or a blazer. it comes in men's sizes. when i saw it, i thought i was wearing my dad ‘s coat or something. despite sartorial obstacles, lauren was proud to be inducted into the stock exchange in an eternity and to be the second african ameri

st. george's chapel. the carriage is taking us on the exact journey meghan will take on her wedding day on the way to meetrince harry. you can see the steel barricades behind me. there's no people yet, but on her wedding day, there will be thousands of people. >> the crowd is really a mayor concern. >> maeg meghan will be widing in an open-air carriage. what challenges does this present for security? >> these days, with the like of open-air carriages, you've got a lot more concerns that you didn't have years ago. >> in addition to police, a source says there will be quote, an extreme amount of royal guards. and as for the wedding guests? all 600 will have their phones seized upon arrival. will and kate did a similar thing seven years ago. it means no unwanted photos. and it keeps everyone present in celebrating the moment. >> all: congratulations, meghan. >> speaking of getting into the spirit. back in los angeles at meghan's former high school,ic ma immacu heart high school, students were getting psyched, gushing over harry. >> oh, i love him. >> love him. >> he's the prince of england, so you can't go w

us. the world's red hot topics iran north korea and. other world leaders at the st petersburg international economic forum. and supreme court greenlights. military force against palestinians. to have you with us. and donald trump is now hinting ivette a meeting with kim jong un could still take place the sharp u. turn comes less than twenty four hours after the u.s. president called off the summit with north korea in leader scheduled for june in singapore we'll see what happens with the well we thought that was a very much want to do it we were going to see what. everybody plays you know that you know that better than anybody. well the world continues to come to terms with donald trump's unpredictability and just a day after he announced of the historic summit in which he would meet with kim jong un in singapore was called off well now he seems to be hinting that it may be back on the table so what changed his mind once again what appears to have been a statement made by north korea in which they said they were still open to meeting and sitting down with the united states at any time now seems particularly sensitive to these statements from north korea his previous decision to cancel the summit was also based on

us. you can see the heavier rain is, of course, to the east of us right now. and just in between, st. helena and angwin and all the way towards winters that's where the rain is coming down. so it's not necessarily heavily populated areas. it's not coming down very strong at all near windsor and santa rosa. just a few little pop-up cells through healdsburg and yountville. and then we saw a quick cell coming through downtown san francisco and that's long gone. this is where it's also heavy rain through garberville. several lightning strikes here near eureka. there's a chance for afternoon thunderstorms in our area. but it will be minimal. and then the tahoe area under a winter weather advisory. i'll talk more about that and your holiday weekend in a bit. >>> san francisco police officers involved in a pair of high-profile shootings will not be charged. the d.a.'s office says mario woods and luis gongora pat were both high on meth and holding knives when they were fatally shot by police officers in separate incidents. the office said they could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the

is one of the last remaining trading floors to still use human brokers. but even as their numbers dwindle, one thing remains true. this is very much a boy ‘s‘ club. 0ne wall st the floor since 1969 says this disparity goes back to the way things were done for the computers arrived. trading in the trading crowd was a very physical thing. you and i would look at each other and try and figure out how big an order did we have, how nervous did you look, how aggressive were you going to be? it didn't attract a lot of women. last year, richard hired lauren. but she remains the only full—time female broker on the floor, despite attempts to recruit others. we just hired a new person not too long ago, and in the intervening process, there weren't that many female applicants, because they were not applying. for the few women who do make it to the new york stock exchange, some challenges await. everyone here wears a jacket or they wear a blazer. it comes in men's sizes. when i saw it i thought i was wearing my dad's coat or something. despite sartorial obstacles, lauren was proud to be inducted into the stock exchange fraternity and to become the only african—american w

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ok let's go live now in fact to st petersburg is at the forum for us i saw earlier some big names in attendance i'm sure some big deals to be done what's expected on day one. hello you know well i can tell you that all the numbers and all the things that you were saying are just meaning that the st petersburg international economic forum is getting more mature every year and surely almost two hundred fifty c.e.o.'s that is not no kidding but of course if you look at the names of the leaders that are here as well that's quite impressive traditionally vladimir putin is going to be taken part and his main gast will be president of france emmanuel macron be sunk this the prime minister of japan. plus the vice president of china and also the head of the i.m.f. christine lagarde but you know right now i'm not out the form i'm actually out of a lot of our in st petersburg residents and if you ask me why most of the journalists are here now that is because soon emmanuel macron that i mentioned is arriving that is that very same man who has just recently met donald trump held him by the hand

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is going on in st. petersburg. this is the international forum as it gets underway today. annemarie is there for usnd is joined by russia's -- >> good morning. 's whichbeing russia is individual, he's determined of the fourth -- he is the chairman of the fourth-largest -- thank you so much for joining us. the theme of this conference is trust. many say the sanctions against power machines, which you own a stake in with a bit unfair. do you still trust doing is this? there's no risk if you think about the business. happened, which was , of course, itir helped to do business in this global compass. >> how are you coping with these sanctions? >> first of all, we should make sure that our financial flaws are still there. we should preserve the current to flow. plus, we must a think about market textures. what is the biggest problem for us? -- we didn't sell anything to the u.s. yet. of course now is under -- , we have toake sure have access to the market. for theou preparing implications of more sanctions? >> because it is not excluded by nature and because the process of sanctions became very and tran

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is in raleigh for us tonight. >> reporter: for all its s,mpetitive st north carolina falls short on education. high school test scores among the lowest in the nation. spending per pupil ranked 41st. >> if they funded per pupil what they funded for prisoners, then our prisons wouldn't be so over crowded. >> teacher pay is ranked 39th. >> teachers are leaving north carolina state because of the lack of pay and support from our legislators. >> reporter: the one day walkout on the first day of the legislative session is the latest in the nationwide ovement, including arizona, colorado, kentucky, oklahoma and west virginia with the promise of more to come. >> this is going to continue th fugh spring, throughl and all the way to the ballot box on november the 6th. >> reporter: no matter what the outcome, theac protests in state leave lawmakers with a balancing act. invariably more money from the schools com at the expense of mething else. already states that have given in to teacher demands have had to make tough choices. >> in oklahomy actually put together a revenue raising packagehat includes cig

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is widely known. sources close to the white house tell us, and now that same dangerous uncertainty is back. let's get trite to our reporters and guests. nbc's keir simmons joins us from st. petersburg where he's covering a topic at the world economic forum. also associate press reporter jill colvin with us at the table. "the new york times" op-ed columnist. mike murphy, who advised bush, mccain and romney. good old days. heather mcghee, an advisor to john edwards, now president of the advocacy group d.mos action. all for us nbc analysts and contributors. jill, let me start with you. what is the latest from the white house? i had heard that some of the backlash about how our closest allies didn't know and members of congress who are inclined to support this president on foreign policy were left out of the loop, that the reason for that was that they needed it to be final and they didn't want it to leak. what are you hearing today about where things stand? >> reporter: that is definitely becoming an increasing concern for this white house, they're trying to tamp down on it. my colleagues are reporting out today really the president doesn't see this as the end of the road.

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the use the rules of judo that's chaos that's where we're heading to the sanction bludgeon is not only being used on russia. broad day one and day two so many guests most importantly divvy praised the st petersburg event for the opportunity to come together and try to find common ground in these kind of positive and laid back vibes i guess we should have expected some humor so there's a couple of moments when the audience did start to giggle but do you have any advice of the world in terms of how to deal with president trump because you were somebody who was. associated with the election of a president term but i work a provocator i've got nothing to do with translocation campaign and you are not a natural. i believe in french foreign policy that's based on independents there are things that really tires very closely to the u.s. like foreign security. emanuel said that europe and the u.s. have mutual obligations europe depends on the u.s. in the realm of security but you don't have to worry about that will help. to provide security. they too has officially wrapped up but still there is more to come on saturday the international economic forum is welcome fifteen thousand participants f

federal prosecutor andrew mccarthy is here live to help us sort it out. we will flock to st. louis for the latest on missouri's governor and a shocking development in the case against him. .. mr. elliot, what's your wifi password? wifi? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. shannon: we reported last week on the possibility that someone inside donald trump's campaign was a secret fbi source. the house intelligence committee wants to know more. >> the regional office are suspicious was glenn simpson at one point, the head of fusion gps testified there is a human source in the trump campaign based on his conversations with christopher steele. shannon: andrew mccarthy joins us with reaction. i'm going to tweet this out for people not as familiar with this case, yo

us here in st petersburg. and on such a wonderful city where we remember. the loss of trust can result in terrible consequences as this is an economic forum we can only talk about. economics but you spoke about geopolitics while this morning on the other hand i personally. visited. cemetery in order to pay tribute to those people who just several decades ago in this very city fought for their very survival against a terrible siege. when hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives soldiers civilians children at the very beginning of the second world war. hundreds of thousands of people perished i know mr president but this. page of history is of particular importance to you because you personally your family your own losses. so i would like to pay tribute to all the people of st petersburg i believe that the world of today is losing interest we lose sight of that. on the first signs of this loss of trust other when we feel that we are moving towards something horrendous we have to take responsibility we have to remember the history of the past. right now. this moment. give us a hint. at trust at the international lev

watching the news, i would have said, wow, the world is pretty the name st using redskins, it is an offensivee to native americans and away with.one but surveys actually show the 80%, ajority of people, did not find it offensive, native g american americans who were surveyed, opposite of impression you got when you looked online. taking a position on whether that should be the name or not, i'm simply saying created l reality online. host: what was end goal for creating that part of reality? guest: i didn't dig into what groups were pushing to change it. sometimes they are organized campaigns with financial disclosed,that aren't you can't guess until you poke around and see it and stocked by interest of people who feel that is the goal, you start political oraybe a financial motivation, bring a feel that way o and turn into a grass-roots effort, combination of both. not sure who was behind pushing that or which different groups were behind pushing that. to kathleen, georgia, bill, independent, go ahead. caller: hi, good morning. read both your books and i enjoy your show. i'm independent on a

will for more on this are trying to joins us on the program who has been falsely following the event in st petersburg force one of the fascinating things about this is seeing so much spoken in public with the leaders of countries you know the decision makers are in the open to talk us through what happened today day two. even the high the attendance is impressive i can tell you the size and to the plan a recession the main event of the form perhaps is just wrapped up is that the v.i.p.'s are just passing by on my right some of the people who are actually sitting in the front rows in that hallway and lattimer pope emanuel macron shinzo and also the vice president of china and the head of the i.m.f. were speaking. well these are the things that you've been discussing in the last few days the number one stories on the air on most the t.v. channels that's of course the issues of korea and iran and obviously that was something that was brought up very quickly after the opening remarks by the speakers and i can tell you that it seems that in this particular case pretty much all guests were expressing regret about the missed opportunities and. i just want

is not like "st wars." it is not space marines, there are no military service members fighting in space. all of these are unmanned satellites that the military us president trump: we have the air force and we will have the space force. e army, the navy. >> [laughter] there are a lot of things president trump has said that other presidents have not said before. but the u.s. military is critically dependent on space capabilities, and it is something we have to take seriously. president trump: some reint in the fue will look back and say how did we do it without space? s >> it would taeral years , even if the decisie made today, first of all for congress to decide wh to do. i think it will take five years, maybe more like 10 years, to transition to a new military service for space. president trump: we are getting very big in space. jane: there you go, and i'm sure darth vader is out there somewhere. you can find much more on all the day's newsn our website, and we will have full coverage tomorrow and presidemp's decision on the iran nuclear deal. i'm jane o'brien. thanks for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical

is, it sounds like a year ago now. a hostile environment which was the key phrase theresa may used la st was the key phrase theresa mayst week. very non—british to call it that. these are big stats. staying with this thing, the front of the telegraph. michael gove launching an attack. a letter that has been leak which he sent his fellow cabinet ministers last week. it all centres on, ostensibly on the chancellor being accused of blocking green brexit proposals which cost problems for the eu withdrawal bill. michael gove let us not forget turning to a full environmentalist which it surprised people, brought in all sorts of things like banning ivory sales, bigger penalties for plastic bottles, bigger penalties for animal cruelty, bent on harming bees and things like that. he has adopted a reforming zeal there recognise some of the policies and the powers and abilities he has to present himself as a consumer friendly and public friendly reformer... that is not accidental. he is very keen to show his friendly, warmer side to the public. underlying this is his own leadership ambitions. to do magnum pi to ruth davidson's ti

use it as their parish church. this is symbolically portrayed in the statue entitled employ the embrace. jesus embraces not only st panhard of clay of all but also martin luther. the cathedral is divided by units of time four hours for the protestants the rest for the catholics. shortly after ten am the cathedral becomes catholic. blue closing has been given a privilege this sunday the fifteen year old student has been chosen to carry the holy relics from the sacristy to the altar the skulls of the brothers john and paul who died as martyrs in the fourth century. the relics may only be displayed in the sanctuary. being a catholic liturgy. for the rest of the time they have to be locked away in a cupboard. john had shifted from a throne and that sparked a reformation the trade in relics indulgences that's more they shouldn't be displayed prominently in an intercom factional church it's an example of truly a momentum of course the participants don't want them. but wait another hundred years and then maybe they'll say they're also our forefathers in faith who also died for us in the faith who were killed while they a

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st. louis fed president james bullish says the fed is thinking the same way. >> it used to be a big oil frac was bad news but now i think it's neutral. it hurts our consumer side but it helps usn the production side and more or less washes out at this point. so i think it's not what it used to be to track oil priceor the u.s. economy. >> and rbq economics says the biggest will be of distribution. higher wealth prices is oil company shareholders and from oil consuming regions in the ions of oil producing r which there are now many more. this time a lot money stays in the united states. economists their new ideas may not continue if oil surges abo $100 a barrel. gas prices have outsized impact on the american psyche. sustained gas prices ave $3 a gallon could undermine confidence but there might be an offset to that, too. >> i think people aremu paying o attention to our energy prices. energy prices going up are somewhat bad for the consumer. they've benefitted from aax cut. >> will better growth and tax cuts offset the impact of higr oil prices? that remains to be seen. or now some economists

recovering after a thief knocked him out during a robbery and the crook is st on the loose tonight...(gra) thanks for joining us i'm vicki liviakis... it happened at the trader joe's store on oakgrove road near treat boulevard in concord. tonight that's where we find kron 4's j.r. stone. j.r. you talked with the victim. how is he doing tonight? (j.r.)he was concerned about having a possible concussion but said he is feeling better and isn't going to stop working because of this thief. he had a large gash on his face where he was hit. the crook hit him there using the back of his forearm. this happened around one-thirty tuesday afternoon. the store manager told me he the man didn't pay for items and walked out of the store. just a couple steps out of the store that manager confronted him saying he wanted the stuff back. that was when the thief knocked the manager out with the back of his forearm. that manager told me he fell back and hit his head on some concrete. the man made away with...get this....salami, yogurt, some fruit rollups, and some freeze dried strawberry's. less than 20 dollars worth of merchandise

use. they donated the flowers to st. joseph's hospice in london. this is beautiful. tweeted "today we got a very special delivery. beautiful bouquets from the royal wedding flowers which was given to our patients. our hospice smells gorgeous and looks gorgeous. such a lovely gesture. we agree. >> kimberly: we were texting during the wedding. >> richard: we were. >> dana: the best thing today was the bad lip-synching from the wedding. did you see it on twitter? >> richard: the choir was epic epic. >> kimberly: set your dvrs. never miss an episode. "special report" up next. hey, bret in los angeles. >> dana: why did you give him 12 extra seconds? >> bret: thank you very much. early. >> kimberly: better spent with you. >> bret: president trump goes after what he calls the criminal deep state over allegations of a spy in this 2016 campaign. will north korea go through with promises to dismantle its nuclear test site? one-on-one with a republican hopes to flip the california governor's seat. is "special report" ." good evening. i'm bret baier. coming to you tonight from l

is a difficult proposition. i think donald trump pyed his hand very, very well to get to us this point. st sitting down and having a discussion face to face directly between our president and their premier, i think is a major step forward. but don't expect this to mean we are going to come out with some denuclearization agreement after one session. >> dana: we talked a little bit about china today. i agree the threat from china on all points are strong from the tariffs that the president announced yesterday that we are looking at an additional $50 billion in tariffs. the chinese being frustrated with that saying that is not what you said a month ago. then this. i want to get your take on it. apparently china conducted 200 lab tests over a span of three years starting in december of 2014. the u.s. caring out totaling of 50 over five-year span starting in 2012. and these kind of tests are in nuclear program that simulate what it would be like to have a nuclear blast. now, what does that tell you about china's intentions here? we might deal with the north korean issue and then possibly have a

richards: well, the concern about wendy vitter is...an yes, planned parenthood has been actively opposing her nomination bee use she has some of st extreme views even on issues like birth control, trying to link birth control to violenteath among women. she has not been rated qualified by the american bar association. she has no experience in the federal judiciasystem that would make her qualified. it seems that her only qualifications is that she's on the far right of the republican party. vu: and she supports the views of an anti-abortion advocate who says that co.raceptives cause canc richards: and absolutely, and then we saw the hearing, you know, her hearing before the senate. she wasn't even willing to say wre she was on brown vs. board of education. i mean, this is the kind of fundamental... this is a fundamental issue in ts country, and so we're just concerned that this administrationer tis putting very,politicale nominees in the federal bench that are going to be there for a lifetime. vu: i want to also talk about the stories that you recount in your book. richards: mm-hmm. vu: you've had quite a life.r, your motnn richa

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reported mayor st forni will req documents and is urging the president to push on this issue and they mayht use the fver the origin of the russia probe as a way to think about ending the mueller investigation special. ma: i think what mayor giuliani said is if we can show the spy was used inappropriately or the agencies may have had inappropriate behavior, it casts the mueller investigation intond doubt removes credibility from mueller's effort. it's obvious that esident trum views this as perhaps has most appealing target yet in terms of a long-termffort discredit mueller. i was struck this past week, it was a very busy week for trump's tweeting but if you were to count up the number of tweets about spy gate which i think the president suldrademark, he wants to get this notion of spy-gate into the bloodstream -- as i've said before, these things do register and do damage over tim they register particularly with republicans and it has an. impa anita: i think there was a real shift. we've seen foren a year pres trump has been undermining the investigation. he's called jamesomey names and robert

we want to thank our cable midco, for bismarck, helping us set this visit up. "50 stipulate on the capitals tour" is in st. paul. house of representatives is the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. may 16, 2018. i hereby appoint the honorable clay higgins to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. gutierrez, for five minutes. mr. gutierrez: we can only imagine what the president and sean hannity

louise is in st ann's square for us this morning.morning, people leaving messages of hope. i wa nt to people leaving messages of hope. i want to talk about the community and how it has been coping. i'm joined now by arch deacon karen lund, rabbi robyn ashworth—steen and fesl reza—khan, from british muslim voice. you were on the panel, so many things came out of that, it was really striking how they community responded on that night. absolutely, lots of heroic efforts from everyone in the community. lots of individuals who were around to support and hold the hand of individuals who were suffering in the community. they were in great shock, the community, but from the perspective of the churches, and here we are in this st ann's square, for 300 years, people have been praying and churches have been open for support. and that continued right to that time. we have been seeing that continuing this morning. asa seeing that continuing this morning. as a community leader, a muslim community leader, what was your reaction at the time and when

st george's chapel, reporters and camera crews have been arriving from around the world. there is particular excitement amongst the american networks, as david sillito reports. windsor is used.. prince harry y meghan markle. meghan markle. but this is different. royal wedding drama... who wants to attend the royal wedding? the royal wedding. every spare inch of space has been taken over by tv. this room that you're in right now is our set... cbs has ten rooms of the harte and garter, opposite the castle. they've even taken out the windows. if you come in here, we have, of course, the toilet, which is our second position, and we're sort of converting this shower into an audio booth. and across the town, it's a sea of technology and white canvas. it's like a little siege camp of white tents has grown up around the castle. 76 international broadcasters, 42 us affiliates. and the number of accredited media — accredited, that is, on the day — has now topped 5,000. susannah carr of 7 news has flown in from perth, australia. her position — the royal bench. we knew it was going to be a big story. everybody is glued to the set, waiting to see what happens next. hollywood comes to br

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