that's right, wu-tang only made one copy and sold one copy, which means i outsold wu-tang clan with myum: "straight outta charleston." ( cheers and applause ) charleston fans. exactly. look for it at walmart in that bin where they sell candy corn in february. ( laughter ) now, "once upon a time in shaolin" was originally purchased for $2 million by pharma bro martin shkreli. but, unfortunately, shkreli came down with an acute case of "going to jail." so he was forced to turn the album over to the department of justice, which means that, believe it or not, the forfeited wu-tang album is now in jeff sessions' hands. it's in his hands! he could be staring at the album cover right now, trying to figure out how there are nine black men he hasn't put in jail yet. ( laughter ). >> jon: oh! >> stephen: that joke is critical of that. ( laughter ) the point of the joke is he's too ready to-- okay, now. some people want "once upon a time in shaolin" released to the public, like wu-tang rapper method man, who told a reporter, "i thought people were going to be able to go into a museum and listen t

we'll keep our cool weather regime going wu things change as we move along to the first week of may. i'll have the details the basic c c -- accuweather 7-day forecast. >>> one person is dead after a car crash. it happened after 4:00 this morning near olympic boulevard. the crash forced all northbound lanes to close for leeriher nea hours. it's unclear what caused the accident. >>> more developing news in the south bay. one man is dead after a crash on interstate 280 in san jose. it happened around 10:30 last night near the high 87 interchange. a chp officer found the victim face down in the roadway. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the crash closed all lanes of 280 for about two hours. it's unclear,0 how the driver crashed. >>> oh, my goodness. >> police are investigating a shooting at a bowling alley that's left man in critical condition. cell phone video shows a group of people still inside the classic bowling center on king drive. then you hear three gunshots. police stopped car not far from the bowling alley. it's undpleer tclear if the car involved. details about a su

while i was encouraged to see what wu di was trying to teach her students a whole new set of rules. >he new vocabulary for today's chinese. intimacy, body contact, kiss. for example, sex. can women have sex only for pleasure? well, that's a serious question. i really want to help them to have a big vision of the world. the family concept that i had since childhood, falling in love, getting married, have a baby, happily ever after is completely different to the way i am now. i actually had my first marriage and now i am on my fourth marriage. and i have two kids from two different fathers. and also continuously living a way that's not a traditional family. mother hood is something very new. i haven't learned from my parents. they never come and cuddle me and say i love you. expression of love is very committed in most chinese family. so with my kids i'm trying to be very open. i'm trying to show the maximum, my unconditional love. with my daughter, i want to give her the comfort that she can talk to me about anything. whenever she feels like really down, she says oh, my god, i feel lik

wu met on wednesday over this group powell case russia proposed a joint investigation but that idea wasrejected. we will not agree to russia's demands to conduct a joint investigation into the attack in solsbury because the u.k. has assessed that it is highly likely that the russian state is responsible for this attack and that there is no plausible alternative explanation there's no requirement in the chemical weapons convention for a victim to engage the likely perpetrator in a joint investigation to do so would be perverse. unfortunately we didn't manage to get the needed two thirds of votes for the resolution to pass obviously the brits and americans voted against and then nato and some a u member states and u.s. allies followed suit they fear the truth they fear to take responsibility for their words the blatant accusations for provocative statements from the head of u.k. diplomacy. the u.k.'s representative to the p.c. wu sets out more claims against russia the me saying thanking the scope our poisoning case to the chemical attack in the syrian town of calling shaikh hoon last yea

but i was encouraged to see that wu di was trying to teach her students a new set of rules. >> emotionor today's chinese. intimacy, body contact, kiss. for example, sex -- can women have sex only for pleasure? well, that's a serious question. i really want to help them to have a bigger vision of the world. ♪ >> the family concept that i had since childhood, falling in love, getting married, have a baby, happily ever after, is completely different than where i am now. i actually had my first marriage. and now, i'm on the fourth marriage. e and i have two kids from two different fathers. and also, continuously living the way that is not a traditional family life. motherhood is something very new for me because i didn't feel i learned that enough from my parents. they never come and cuddle me and say i love you. an expression of love is rarely permitted in most chinese families. with my kids i try to be very open, my maximum, unconditional love. with my daughter, i want to give her the comfort that she can talk to me about anything. when she feel really down, she says, i feel if i lose th

when the cherry blossoms are out it's time for wu ching you know to start work on something that's normally taken care of by nature the farmer pollinates her trees by hand it should be doing this work but here in the honey one region of southwest china there simply aren't enough of the beneficial insects to go around. so it's not been our year olds were simply too low the trees were flowering well but only produced a few fruit seed at the heart then we heard about hand pollination we checked it out and then started doing it ourselves. and pollination is a painstaking task first farmers have to find flowers which have only just opened the pollen dust has to be fresh and clean and removed very carefully. and her husband. colony each tree three times. nowadays it's really hard work being a fruit grower. we have to spend a lot of time tending our trees that you can see in the course of the. global b populations are on the decline and china is especially badly affected most regions no longer have any native varieties the main problem is the widespread use of chemicals in the district capital cin

to do their laundry and give them new bags :09 "monica wu: "they have all their stuff just drenched in garbage bags right now and as a person and as a sailor, you know i want to help them."> :05"we've been running around in wet sandy clothes all night and that's highly uncomfortable when it's windy.">it was tawny's second day out on the sailboat - her first time sailing in the ocean.. says she plans to have the boat fixed and will continue her journey out to sea.. in pacifica gayle ong, kron 4 news (justine) now take a look at this -- it was a very wet afternoon in one section of the south bay sunday. an suv crashed into a fire hydrant which led to flooding on walsh avenue in santa clara, right near northwestern parkway. these pictures were taken by the santa clara fire department. you can see it was quite the mess. fortunately no major injuries were reported. the water was eventually turned off. it's still unclear what caused the driver to crash into the fire hydrant. (jrs) firefighters say a total of nine people were displaced by a fire this afternoon in an east o

to do their laundry and give them new bags :09 "monica wu: "they have all their stuff just drenchedgarbage bags right now and as a person and as a sailor, you know i want to help them."> :05"we've been running around in wet sandy clothes all night and that's highly uncomfortable when it's windy.">it was tawny's second day out on the sailboat - her first time sailing in the ocean.. says she plans to have the boat fixed and will continue her journey out to sea.. in pacifica gayle ong, kron 4 news (justine) t-mobile and sprint have agreed to merge after years of negotiations. the combined company would take on t-mobile's name and leave just two other major wireless carriers in the u-s -- verizon and a-t-and-t. t-mobile c-e-o will head the merged company.... who the firm will hire thousands of people, and deliver the "highest capacity network in u-s history." sprint and t- mobile first discussed the merger in 20-14 but plans stalled because of concerns about regulatory challenges from the obama administration. regulators in the trump administration will have to sign off

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wu has confirmed that former russian spy service scribal and his daughter yulia were poisoned with a nerve agent in the english city of saul's wary however the organization stopped short of naming the substance nor did it say where it was produced. these twelve people have been killed after taliban militants stormed a government compound in central afghanistan the gun gunmen overran a district headquarters in province triggering an hour's long gun battle at least three of the dead were were to local officials. afghan security forces eventual drove out the insurgents. algeria has begun the three days of mourning after a military plane crash that killed two hundred fifty seven people the russian built transporter went down shortly after takeoff on wednesday killing mostly soldiers and their family members the accident is the worst aviation disaster in algeria's history authorities have ordered an investigation. the human rights group amnesty international says the number of reported judicial executions around the world fell during twenty seventeen but the group warns that the true numb

this is the wus coming to you live for us president donald trump fires off a serious warning to the tram that over syria the u.s. can get tweets get ready russia mr holmes will be coming to congress vote to strike fear in military targets often and poison gas attack over the weekend also coming up the death toll climbs to two hundred fifty seven in a minute your plane crashing down to riyadh jets goes down just after takeoff in a military base outside the capital. and facebook boss mark zuckerberg faces a rigorous grilling from u.s. southern to companies misuse of private data but really his testimony be enough to convince users to do a better job of protecting their privacy. u.s. president donald trump is blasted off a strong warning to russia over syria the u.s. leader is threatening military action after an alleged chemical weapons attack on saturday he has treated russia vows to shoot down missiles fired at syria get ready russia because they will be coming you shouldn't be partners with a gas killing an animal who kills its people and enjoys it rather proposals by both the u.s. and

leading to a fresh start, temperatures to signal figures but committee southern and eastern areas, wu fine day for most, with the sunshine in the morning across eastern areas clouding over into the afternoon but with some sunny spells. the morning break this gives away to some outbreak ‘s brain in the afternoon pushed into western scotland and around the irish sea coast. to bridges around 15 degrees. not as warm as it has been but still pleasa nt warm as it has been but still pleasant enough with some sunny spells, cloudy and damp weather will spread across all parts across monday evening and into monday night. more updates on bbc news. i'm babita sharma in singapore. the headlines: as he prepares for his visit to the us, president macron issues a plea to donald trump: don't pull out of the iran nuclear deal. is better than the sort of north korean type of situation. —— it is. we talk trade, equal rights and motherhood with new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern. i'm kasia madera in london. also in this programme: a suicide attack at an election centre in the afghan capital, kab

this wus coming to you live from north and south korea for a pro historic summit. this rule the so-called climb which defines the korean peninsula officials have been because. this will rule for aerial on this delicate mission also coming up. cross the white house it's hoped no nor had. that this previous encounter with president truong. a historic summit on the korean peninsula the south is preparing to welcome a north korean leader kim jong un for talks about peace and nuclear disarmament he would be the first north korean leader to set foot on south korean soil in more than sixty years the peninsula has seen some dramatic diplomatic strides in recent weeks and expectations are they come a step closer to easing the tensions. pinning messages of hope to the fence dividing the two nations it's here in the border village of panmunjom that kim jong un will make history on friday. when he crosses this border markets attend the into korean summit he'll be the first north korean leader to set foot on south korean soil since the korean war ended more than sixty years ago

pissed because the wus coming to you live from a military plane crashes in algeria more than two hundred people reportedly killed when the jet goes down at a military base outside the capital algiers the cause of the crash is on clear also the program the c.e.o. of facebook faces rigorous grillings of us over his company's misuse of private data. and i'm sure you used to mock apologizes but really they may be enough to deflect criticism. and. the united nations divided the security council three to agree on a coordinated response to the alleged use of chemical weapons in syria the u.s. says damascus and russia are to blame you. i am i am. i'm a brit that shima we begin in algeria where state media say more than two hundred people have been killed in a military plane crash the illusion seventy six strong supporter went down in the. ports around thirty kilometers southwest of the capital algeria the area is an agricultural zone with no residence it was reportedly headed for in southwestern algeria it's also been reported that those on board. emergency crews are off the site and have rescue

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wus lawyer from making the case for a harder line on iraq the us six years state michael meets with israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu and says the u.s. is willing to walk away from the a wrong nuclear deal if it isn't changed also their coming up. north korean leader kim jong un offers a step forward for deescalation on the korean peninsula he pledges to dismantle its nuclear weapons testing site and allow foreign media and experts to observe. and it's going down to the wire the rocksand of the german plane disney this weekend things got physical between a hamburger and volkswagens they fought for survival and it was no different than five workers carlo desperately tried to avoid relegation. and have a home free thanks for your company u.s. secretary of state mike is taking aim at the iran nuclear deal on his first tour of the middle east since becoming the top u.s. diplomat his latest stop is israel for talks with prime minister binyamin netanyahu who is hopeful pay you a quote true for a if israel were to set their priority was to prevent. from developing nuclear weapons. well hom

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my name is david wu, and i'm with the south of market community action effort. we are very concerned that the public still needs more time for input and conversation on that plan that will impact not just the south of market but the entire city of san francisco. on march 28th, the response to comments to the central soma plan eir was released with the adoption hearing scheduled for just two weeks later, on april 12th. even though numerous hearings have been held on this plan, the plan cannot and should not be rushed because of the serious impact it will have on the south of market and the rest of san francisco. the plan is nowhere near where it needs to be for it to take into account and seriously address gentrification and displacement that will come with the plan. the gentrification and displacement will occur will not just not in the south of market but across the entire city. the planning department itself admits that the plan will have a citywide impact. the planning department has repeatedly said that the housing needs produced by the plan will be met by n

that used to work well wu maybe not so more. >> do you think the metoo environment has helped reach this conviction that the jury was influenced the way the culture has changed this the past year? >> i think it had an impact on the jury even though the judge admonished them not to let it interfere with their deliberations about this case. the jury didn't live in a bubble. noun none of us do. the culture has change and people have changed perceptions. >> in terms of you having any kind of peace about this, you're still surrounded by relics of his very positive public image and you have to deal with the whole trauma of what you went through. >> that's true. i've had some good therapy about that and many years to work on myself spiritually about it. truth is this verdict makes an enormous difference for us was a whether it changes people's minds or not those people who still support him, most people now will know who he really is and he revealed that in the courthouse when he yelled at the da the way he is. that's who bill cosby really is. now people know that. that gives me a great measure

wu th but that doesn't mean the door is still shut. democrats continue to ramp up the pressure. the white house saying to reporters today, they are standing stand ing by drmt dr. jackson. the decision remains his. >> that sounds fluid is a good way of putting it. i will not bet on this becoming a confirmed cabinet post. >> there's broad acknowledgement that the hurdles are high. in addition to these allegations dr. jackson is facing skepticism from the veterans community about his lack of experience. i've spoken to advocates for the veterans community who say we want someone there who does have experience and adding to that they say the instability is not helping. not helping to solve the problems at the v.a. that so dear lly need to be addressed. that continues to be a significant hurdle and the late e allegations only compoundsing what is a very rocky path to confirmation. >> bob, andy and kristen thank you so much. that tees up what we're talking about. is the experience factor. president trump pushing back on that other criticism. dr. jackson's lack of experience and running

we have no members of the wu evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel.y is going to be disappointed by who he runs into backstage tomorrow night when it's just me. >> lawrence, you underestimate the effect you have on people. i get asked about you in the strangest places my friend. >> i'm going to be taking notes tomorrow, rachel. i cannot wait. i'm sure you'll be spending the day trying to find all the unasked questions. >> there will be no sleeping between now and this time

at the colbert show, he was fortunate enough to run into two members of the wu tang clan backstage. that's him with method man and ghost face killer. tomorrow night james comey will be here live with me. we have no members of the wu tang clan booked at all. which is an unfortunate oversight on my part. i do have a lot of questions and tomorrow night james comey will be right here live. that does it for us tonight, i'll see you tomorrow, now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. james comey is going to be disappointed by who he runs into backstage tomorrow night when it's just me. >> lawrence, you underestimate the effect you have on people. i get asked about you in the strangest places my friend. >> i'm going to be taking notes tomorrow, rachel. i cannot wait. i'm sure you'll be spending the day trying to find all the unasked questions. >> there will be no sleeping between now and this time tomorrow. >> i know what you are going to do. you have heard stormy daniels's lawyer, michael avenatti say repeatedly on this prog

my name is hans wu. i'm the director for the california dragon boat festival, and we have the honor and privilege of running our festival at clipper cove from 2005 to 2015. and i choose those words carefully, honor and privilege, because i think it is truly a gem. as i consider these things, you shouldn't just be asking what is it used for today, but what is its future uses? we run the largest youth program in the nation, and while our festival was there, it grew to become the largest dragon boat vest val dragon fest -- festival in the u.s. us being the bay area, i think we ought to protect the bay. you know, i think this idea that there was a comprehensive process over the past 20 years is truly, as my fellow cal

wu -- we now how tall ended and good we are. >> we know its time. we are a team that has been through a lot. we know what it takes to win in the playoffs. >> andre was this a statement game? >> not to anybody in particular but just to yourself vow to be focused, you have to stay locked in. its good be here but -- now you have to consistently focused which is a lot easier said. >> we are a championship ball club. we know what it takes this time of year in order to win. we want to get back to that regardless of what everyone is saying. -- we are prime for this. i think -- a lot of people have tend for to the forgot what we are capable of. we know. we are going to show that. >> here is the update on steph curry and that sprained mcl. the team said curry is progressing and we will intensify his on court rehab. curry suffered the injury on march 23rd and is not expected to play this first round with the spurs. >>> four game schedule. toronto n -- they have been waiting for this one. beal -- the hammer! washington up by 1. wright is on the team with the c

at the colbert show, he was fortunate enough to run into two members of the wu tang clan backstage.with method man and ghost face killer. tomorrow night james comey will be here live with me. we have no members of the wu tang clan booked at all. which is an unfortunate oversight on my part. i do have a lot of questions and tomorrow night james comey will be right here live. that does it for us tonight, i'll see you tomorrow, now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. james comey is going to be disappointed by who he runs into backstage tomorrow night when it's just me. >> lawrence, you underestimate the effect you have on people. i get asked about you in the strangest places my friend. >> i'm going to be taking notes tomorrow, rach

i'm linda wu, and i'm the former director for the dragon boat races. california dragon boat races, we were he in our 23rd year. in addition to the dragon boat festival, we run a program with high school kids. there are many students that participate, they have a waiting list to get into the program. right now they practice at lake merced, which is a great home for practicing, but in order to get more competitive, they need more race opportunities, and lake merced, it is not sort of the best venue for a rapidly growing race. so we'd like to keep the option of clipper cove open. we can see many events there in the future. our high school program started as a very simple sort of just scrimmage between lincoln high school and washington, when two high school teachers challenged each other. since that date it's grown into this very large program, and it's grown competitively too, where lincoln high school is going to hungary to represent the united states in the world race championships. as hans said, we did sort of a region wide search, and we looked at ev

wu tang clan, t pain and john mullany joining the festival. it runs june 1st flew the 3rd. single day tickets go on sale tomorrow at clusterfest.com. >>> researchers getting a glimpse of what prehistoric life was like in the bay area. crews have found 1500 fossils since heavy excavation began to replace the calaveras reservoir dam. scientists preserved everythingg from meg la done shark teeth to an ancient whale skull. >>> 4:56 now. we have new developments this morning surrounding hunter's point and the fake leanup reports of radioactive material. that is next at 5:00. >>> learning more about the southwest pilot being called a hero this morning. she landed the plane after an engine blew out. >>> the impact of the north bay >>> good morning and thanks for joining us on this wednesday, april 18th. the 112 anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. we'll have live commemoration this morning. >>> last time we had an earthquake, we had thunderstorms and hail. no coincidence. none whatsoever. no such thing as a coincidence. we have a chance of light showers tonight. the storm impact sc

wu and these comments were actually coming from the u.s. envoy kenneth ward he was speculating that it's possible that russian experts when they were on the ground they may have tampered with some of the evidence let's listen to exactly what he had to say. it is long overdue that this council condemns the syrian government for its reign of chemical terror and demands international accountability for those responsible for these he knew sacked. so he was referring to the fact that just after the chemical alleged chemical attack took place russian experts actually did go to the site there and said that they could not find any evidence that a chemical attack had taken place. at that point called for other international powers to come in and do an investigation themselves the o.p.c. w. is in syria but it's not clear if they have started their investigation but the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has already responded to those comments saying that they're not true. you would go to the leaders of france and the u.k. and the united states an

this is the wus coming to you live from bali and north and south korea the best for a historic summitthe leaders will be meeting in this room on the full or peace line which divides the korean pen and sit out officials have been discussing try this summit from dave is no room for error on this delicate mission or the coming up. after the french president it's not just one chance americans turn to visit the white house and it's coax there to be no zero point no months like this funk.

. >> wu-day think the president took the question about stormy daniels this week.an you think of the strategy behind this? >> no, the president is just impetuous and you know, look, he fit into the theory of their case, his theory, the trump theory is that he's a third-party beneficiary, who holds that the contract is valid between her and michael cohen and it has other implications and stormy daniels' case is based on the fact that you can't enter into an agreement which you're not aware of. so we'll see who wins that. >> we're going to hear more on that, zirlena, michael avenatti, he believes those remarks from the president, those are a game-changer for his case. let's listen to his reaction. >> lo and behold, christmas has arrived. the president's comments on air force one are serious for him, serious for michael cohen. how can you have an agreement when one party claims that they don't know anything about the agreement? i mean these guys are making it up as they go along. they don't know what to say from day in and day out. and our case just got a well lot bet

wu couldn't use their programming you know. it's you it's well there was a short lived hope that accusations against russia could fade. on tuesday the times tweeted a picture of the next day's front page with the headline may battles to preserve alliance against russia and told of ten downing street dismay that the global coalition against russia was being undermined but that article has now gone with a link taking you to another story. we asked the times for an explanation and they told us it reflects a developing story explaining that the text was changed rather than adding a new article to avoid peppering their site with additional articles on the same thing although it's not clear how a story on isolating russia and boris johnson misleading the public can be considered the same thing come next day back to what sells best. thousands more palestinians are expected to join a rally and guards there on friday twenty people have died since violent demonstrations started at the israeli border a week ago within the last few hours i

wu is expected to shed more light on the case as it meets in the hague. and american photo journalist who was once held by al qaeda in syria says he was betrayed by the f.b.i. he claims the intelligence service used him to track the terrorists and didn't try to help him. a very warm welcome you are watching r.t. international with me and good to have you with us this hour now countries around the world are looking to the international chemical weapons watchdog today for answers in this group power poisoning case the o.p.c. w. is meeting as we speak to discuss the attack on the former spy and his daughter in southern england a month ago ahead of the talks the chief of a british military laboratory may have partly debunked the u.k.'s core assertion that moscow was to blame he said that they couldn't tell where the nerve agent used was produced. we have not verified the for say source but we provided the scientific information to the government but you have not been able to establish porton down that this was made in russia as i said it's our job to provide

wu experts do you think it's going to hamper the investigation at all. or some. investigations.of this fact finding mission and doing the purpose of. destroying this is not going to because it's the for the rich and there's nothing really. planned and. there is no or are not coming to america but. i'm problems you. really. are and you are in. iraq in the name of the record of the mass destruction but it does. then you will create hundreds of thousands of people and you destroy their countries they're going to sort of empty. boxes from what work political analyst and broadcaster malik thank you for joining us on r.t. we appreciate it the u.s. has launched strikes alongside its european allies the u.k. and france this evening i have authorized british armed forces to conduct coordinated and targeted strikes to degrade the syrian regime's chemical weapons capability and to deter use actors in accordance with our responsibility but the use of chemical weapons in syria is an acceptable because it's a violation of international law and basic human rights. british and french fighter je

wu they came under small arms fire and then also an explosive device was detonated and that was the reason why they had to retreat and go back to damascus what reaction we had so far to what happened out there and i can tell you that the russian military has officially confirmed that the incident took place and also we understand from the statement from the washing army that the exchange of fire happened when it was specifically the syrian army and charge of providing security for that swat. on the seventeenth of april will securing the u.n. reconnaissance mission in the city of duma a skirmish you could between the syrian security service and figures an officer from the syrian security service was slightly wounded in an exchange of fire. so the syrian army was escorting the. u.n. team and they were the ones that repelled this this alleged attack well this is what moscow is saying and after all the it was the syrian soldier who got injured apparently in that attack but i just want to bring up something else here and point out that previously washington and london were pointing the finger a

wu they've been conducting a closed door meeting at their headquarters in the hague but many delegates have been tweeting what's been going on behind closed doors so we've been getting a steady stream of information coming through and obviously there are extracts from the u.k. representative to the o.p.c. doubly has been saying at that meeting and with regards to russia a little snippet here where he said that it's been carrying out a brazen this information campaign and attacked the reputation and expertise of the o.p.c. very very strong words there indeed now we've managed to get a full copy of the statement there made by the delegations and from what we can decipher from the british side it appears that there is confirmation that there is no information about the source of the nerve agent used in these told the attack what we can do now is take a quick listen to what the british representative to the o.p.c. set. neither d.s. tells analysis nor the b.c.w.s. report densify is to control a lab true of the origin of the agent used in this attack. the explanation for what happened in sal

wu is set to meet later in the day there to discuss the poisoning of the double agent a script pal and his daughter yulia in the u.k. a month ago ahead of the meeting the chief of a british military laboratory said it was unable to determine the precise source of the nerve agent used in the attack that cast doubt on earlier statements that claimed russia directly. we have not verified the for say source but we provided the scientific information to the government but you have not been able to establish porton down that this was made in russia as i said it's our job to provide aid you know the scientific evidence that identifies for the particular and their future is but it's not our job to see we are actually was manufactured to be clear you're not able to say where it is from we haven't yet been able to do that but when i look at the evidence from the people from important they were absolutely categorical and i asked the guy myself i said are you sure and he said there's no doubt the u.k. defense research laboratory maintains that the substance used is not a child a sophisticated mili

wu does indeed say that a nerve agent was used can we expect further consequences for the assad regime its russian allies i don't think so because it has been proven before especially last year after the attacks of whom with more than eighty victims at that time it took the o.p.c. w. and the u.n. investigation about it so actually the message to president assad house he looks at it is that he has a green light in keep on fighting people with conventional weapons unless he does not use chemical weapons he is free to use whatever he wants to keep on fighting the rebels and to reconquer the country as he wishes to do so at the end of the day on the ground it probably does not indeed make a difference if anything it might in fact just empower assad or embolden have yes actually he feels very much for your short by what happened because he can you know . he makes himself look like a victim of western aggression and that makes him very popular inside in the meantime i want to talk about the rhetoric the managing of the message because every time you have a claim here and you mentioned that y

wu is quoted as saying russia might have tampered with the attack site in turn moscow's representative to the body noted that the western strikes on syria may have created created obstacles to the two probing the alleged attack. but you should really go the americans are trying to prevent of proper investigation from going ahead there's no other way to explain the joint strikes with britain france and syria at the exact moment when a group of us was in beirut preparing to head to damascus. isn't that an obstruction of the investigation of your american partners becoming worried if u.s. representative gave a speech accusing russia of hiding evidence and helping syrian officials at the scene the incidents that i was gay she looks like they're trying to cover their own backs in case they don't find anything to back up my claims but experts are now on their way there into mass chaos and this curious issues that need to be taken care of so soon they will be there and they will start their work. the u.s. military action in syria has left many analysts question whether an early exit of americ

wu could have written a book mr adults. there's so much to your story. why a children's book? >> this is so much fun. ( laughter ) >> reporter: the book never mentions the boston marathon bombings, but neither does it ty away from the dark place jessica-- who takes the form of a young girl in the book-- found herself in-- >> brrr! i'm cold! >> reporter: --and how she was literally rescued by love. >> good boy! i think we're trying to give parents a tool to navigate discussions of people who look different, who get around differently, talk about omclusion and compassion and team work. come here, buddy. >> reporter: jessica says their adack lab was aptly named, but he had a lot of help. >> he's just softened every rough edge, and brightened every dark moment, and he just is-- i e.ll him my best medicine. >> rescue's unconditional loyalty to jessica is so beautiful. he will do anything for her. and to us, he's also the embodiment of all the people who have come into our lives over the last five years and have done anything for us. "when will i be able to walk again?" >> reporter:

this is the wus coming to you live from north and south korea for a pro historic summit believe israel need to in this room the so-called climb which divides the korean peninsula out officials have been because i think. this will rule on this delicate mission also coming up. general.

wu set out to more claims against russia at the meeting linking the script poisoning to the chemicalattack in the syrian town of calling shaikh who last year about attack led the u.s. to five dozens of tomahawk missiles into syria to take out a government base he claims that russia had called wednesday's meeting in the hague to make a political point well chemistry professor dave cullen says that the nerve agent believed to have been used in seoul's bri is.

wu sets out more claims against russia at the meeting linking the script poisoning case to the chemical attack in the syrian town of khalid shaikh last year back to talk led the u.s. to take military action against syrian government positions he claimed that russia had called wednesday's meeting in the hague to make a political point. ok history professor dave colon says that the nerve agents believed to have been used in salisbury is not to produce. the chemistry that was being claimed to be unique. i basically claimed it was not really remarkably simple compounds and they're all very similar so they all have basically a phosphorus group with four groups attach they all have an oxygen and a fluorine which are invariant and so so the trick is to get the other two groups in and i would say that the ones that i've looked at which is at least a dozen of them they could be made in two or three steps by pretty much any organic chemist in my opinion which is why this notion that it's specialized russian technology i picked the needle on that and said no it's not you might die trying to make t

the city wus live from berlin a tense time here in the german capital as a short he's begin working to diffuse a potentially deadly world war two bomb the british device was found on the building site close to the central train station thousands have been evacuated from the area we'll go live to the scene. also coming up the suspect in an allegedly anti-semitic attack as head.

wu is expected to shed more light on the case as it meets in the hague. an american photojournalist who was once held by al qaeda in syria says he was betrayed by the f.b.i. he claims the intelligence service used him to track the terrorists and didn't try to help him.

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a lot of that are wu i have relatives in the indian part of kashmir i haven't seen them in over thirtyyears we can't talk on the phone either it's bad i don't understand why in germany the war was toned down on the division was overcome when it doesn't work here. almost no day passes without fighting at the nearby border. that is why the economic situation here is very bad. and the whole world is watching. what other prospects do we have. on low gather jagga the. most suffer a bad the regional capital experienced yet another disaster in two thousand and five more than eighty thousand people died here and in the surrounding area when an earthquake struck. for many the latest border skirmishes are more urgent threat than natural disaster. there are people in the military hospital who were injured by gunfire. and then i was on a bus when the indian army opened fire and they shot the driver and two of my uncles i hid behind the bodies but i also took two bullets. into. one he gets an important visitor a woman who is we've aired here as a heroine. fights for an independent state of kashmir

he wasn't supposed to meet with kim jong-un wu he did.y arranged while he was there to say hello. we have incredible pictures of the two talking and meeting which i would love to release. >> it was just a hello? >> it was more than hello. they were with each other for more than an hour. >> maybe that explains why the president the other day in his meeting with president macron described kim jong-un as hon thoroughab -- honorable. it's hard to explain. >> it's hard to understand why he called kim jong-un hon thoroughable. of course he wants to set up a successful meeting. you want to show a certain amount of respect but you don't want to be untruthful. we need to are realistic about how we talk about him. he'll have to deal with the iran nuclear deal. all the european allies want the u.s. to stay in the deal. this is what president macron has been working on. syria's on the agenda. can the united states have a concerted russia strategy and north korea full agenda for the new secretary of state who will be the new secretary of state in a co