hearing of this with president harrison at the time, that did not come to pass, what it did the rise of all blacktowns and communities, some incorporated and some incorporated in indian territory. of course, this was indian country, the chickasaw, seminole and others were there that had been promised to them in particular as inadequate compensation and indian removal, illness and death that accompanied that. that made for very complicated several decades there where you have african americans moving in. at first trickle and then a wave right along white settlers that were moving to the south in the hopes of gaining land. that's not a story that we often hear. it also is not an easy one. it kind of is a story in which african american claims to freedom, finding a more free place in contrast with the u.s., are pitted against native sovereignty, that intersection of freedom and sovereignty is a difficult one and it is -- it is -- you know, kind of quickly overwhelmed by oklahoma statehood. when oklahoma becomes a state, becomes a jim crowe state, black and white, separate schools, separ

state in the late 1880s and there was actually this hearing of this with president harrison at the time and that did not pass but what did was the rise of the townni d community and some incorporated and some not in indian territory in oklahoma but of course this was also indian country so the indians and others were there in this lens that had promised to them and inadequate compensation for forced indian removal and death and illness and destruction that accompanied them. that made her cockaded several decades there for you have african-americans moving in and it's a trickle and then a wave alongside white settlers were moving in largely from the south. that is not a story that we often hear and also not an easy one. it's a story in which african-american claimsee to freedom in contrast are pitted directly against the sovereigntt and that intersection of freedom and sovereignty is a difficult one and it is quickly overwhelmed by oklahoma and when they become a state it becomes a jim crow state meaning black and white separate schools, separate transportation and facilities and th

on inside the deliberation room during bill cosby's retrial thanks to juror number one, harrison snyder. but when you entered the room for the first time, were you sure that he was guilty? >> no. >> reporter: the jury delivered the stunning verdict on thursday. finding cosby guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting former temple university employee andrea constand in 2004. >> some people have said they still think he's innocent. and i just tell them, "if you were there, you would say the same thing. you would say that he's guilty." >> reporter: sitting here today, is there any doubt in your mind that you guys came to the right conclusion? >> no, i have no doubt at all. >> we now know just today bill cosby was fitted for a gps ankle brace legal. he's not to leave his home with the exception of medical and legal matters. >> thank you. >>> when we come back the severe weather. >>> also that report on the tree falling at a high school ball field. we'll be right back. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort

people accused of manslaughter and child endangerment. robert harrison and danielle are in custody after police responded to a medical yesterday. the victim was a 16-year-old who died in the hospital from a drug overdose. the two suspects were under the influence and knew the victim was suffering from an overdose, but did not call for help. the victim's friend made the call. >>> this morning, investigators are looking for two men they say beat and sexually assaulted a woman after she got into a car in san francisco that she thought was part of a ride sharing service. the attackers picked her up outside bruno's bar and left her injured. she was found sunday morning in front of a safeway on west napa street. ride sharing customers say this incident is a reminder to take precautions. >> i have them give me their name. if they don't know my name, they are not picking me up. >> i look at the last few numbers or letters of the license plate to make sure i'm getting in the right car. >> authorities have few clues to go on and are asking for the public's help to find the two suspects. >>> happen

film movie presents the origin of hans solo made famous by harrison ford. it premiers at the con film festival and theaters may 25th and we know how old chewy is. that answers that question. i hope you have a great day. >> from caesar's entertainment studios, it's restaurant week. today, las vegas is one of the premier culinary destinations on the planet, and i can't think of a better way to celebrate than dishing out a check for $1 million. plus a very special guest is dropping by, so stick around. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ everybody, welcome to "millionaire"! you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] let's welcome our first contestant, a writer from union city, new jersey, david vaughn is here. [cheers and applause] welcome, david. >> how you doing? >> i'm doing great. are you ready to go? >> i'm ready to go. i love this restaurant thing. >> right? >> yeah. >> you know it's-- you don't get to eat yet? >> david. oh. >> gotta make money, then we eat, then we celebrate. >> all right, all right. >> you're a

origin of hans solo, the character made famous by harrison ford. the movie will appear at the cannes film festival next month. it will arrive in theaters on may 25th. >> what's wrong? >> i'm having a great morning. >> another user is leaving facebook in the wake of the privacy scandal. why this one is getting a lot of attention. >> they're suddenly showing up everywhere in san francisco. the effort to put the brakes on electric scooters. >>> police make an arrest on an attack on a teenager that led to a huge manhunt. why police say it may not have been his first assault. >>> did the president know about hush money good morning on this monday. april 9th. >> good to see you this morning. alexis is off today. sue is in for her. we're talking about a pretty normal weather until we get to the middle of the week. >> gets rainy again and i keep working on my taxes again because i won't be going outside. >> a look at what's going on. a few low clouds off the coast. we're clear over land this morning and dry. grab the sunglasses and let the umbrella rest. high clouds and sunshine today

when the woman's 16-year-old son overdosed on drugs. harrison's roommate caught them trying to put the unconscious teen in a vehicle. the teen later died at the hospital. police say when they arrived both suspects were under the influence of drugs. >>> never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at the temperatures in the north bay. 41 in clear lake and guerneville. we've got napa and petaluma at 45. american canyon at 44. novato and tiburon at 46. the warm spot -- 50 in san francisco, alameda and san jose, those are the warm spots. the rest of us in the mid to upper 40s. here is a look at the traffic this morning, and the quiet weather we're seeing on the south beach cam, during the commutes the roads will remain dry. it's going to be calm. if you're one of those second shift workers, even umbrella, you'll need it after the 7:00. more than likely after the 8:00 hour. let's talk about what's going on in the peninsula. 51 this morning, cloudy. a lot of cloud cover until noon. a few breaks in the cloud cover this afternoon. about 60 at 4:00. how about the ea

bill cosby's retrial thanks to juror number one, harrison schneider. >> when you entered the room for the first time, were you sure he was guilty? >> no. >> reporter: the 22-year-old says prior to the trial he didn't know much about cosby. >> never watched the show. a little too young for that. >> reporter: we'll have more at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm lindsey davis, abc news. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is ramping up rhetoric against iran during his visit to the middle east. that includes pulling out of the iran nuclear deal if it's not renegotiated. saudi arabia and israel feel iran poses a great threat to the middle east. the u.s. also accuses iran of being a state sponsor of terror. yesterday secretary pompeo gave his first interview since meeting with north korean lead are kim jong-un. >> the objective remains the same, complete, irreversible denuclearization. that's been the administration's goal. >> it opens the door for an upcoming summit for the meeting between president trump and the head of the nation. >>> the south expects the both countries using loud

by harrison ford. the movie will premier at the cannes film festival next month. >>> you can get paid to travel the country in a taco truck and eat the tacos you want. the chain mo's southwest grill is looking for a chief taco officer. you'll see $1,000, get your travel arrangements made for you, a two-week long gig. while you're on the road, you can eat all the tacos you want. you have to be available in june, 18 years old and you have to like the tacos. >> i like those. >>> first dockless bikes, now dockless scooters are roaming around the bay area. go to abc 7 news and vote. >> love it or are so annoying. >>> you never know when a stranger will become a hero. incredible story after an attack at a b.a.r.t. station. >>> another user is leaving facebook in the wake of the privacy scandal, but this one is getting a lot of attention. >> you have to take a first step to take a stand. it's the job of everyone here at abc 7 to share your story, to tell the truth. help you understand the truth. >> empower you. >> empower your family. >> whether you're worried about your daughter at work. >>

harrison and darnl foernsler didn't call for help as foerns letter's 16-year-old overdosed from xanax containing fentle. it hapz on this street where harrison recently moved. harrison areas roommate who didn't want to be on camera told abc 7 news he woke up around 4:00 a.m. and saw harrison and foernsler attempting to put the boy in a vehicle. he called 911. when police avoid the boy was unconscious and later died. police say harrison and foernsler appeared to be under the influence of narcotics. foernsler initially gave a false name and said they was the victim's cousin. she later admitted she was the victim's mother. >> it's very sad that a mother has to go that far and doesn't call 911 to help her son out. >> neighbors said they woke up monday to lots of police activity around the vehicle outside the homing. >> i saw a backpack and other other things leaded. >> harrison had a loaded fireman and syringe. he was booked on child endangerment being in procession possession of narcotic processes. forns lerk booked on manslaughter, child endangerment and two outstanding warrants fo

-year-old harrison schneider says he's convinced the jury made the right decision. he said he went in not knowing much about bill cosby, the allegations or the me too movement. cosby was charged with drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in his home in 2004. schneider says it was not an open-and-shut case but cosby's own words convinced him of his guilt. >> i think it was his deposition. he admitted to giving these quaaludes to women, young women in order to have sex with them. >> cosby is set to be sentenced within 90 days and faces up to 30 years in prison. you can see more of the exclusive interview on "good morning america" around 7:30 a.m. >>> this morning another earthquake has rattled the east bay. according to the u.s. geological survey, a 3.3 magnitude quake hit alamo at 4:55 this morning. let us know if you felt it. this does follow self-quakes yesterday in the danville area including a 3.0, 2.7 quake as well and another 3.0. that was the order of those. there were no reports of damage or injuries for any of these quakes. >>> the man who used a quiz to harvest your per

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the victims mother and police say harrison had a loaded firearm and loaded syringe >> i saw backpacks and other things being looked through. >> reporter: harrison was booked under child frensler was booked on manslaughter and both expected to be in court wednesday. in petaluma, melanie woodrow, abc7. >>> a party happening in oakland. >> people waited hours to go inside. live report on the a's 50 years celebration that could bring out a record setting crowd. >>> i am wayne freedman at santa rosa high school where the chorus has had their own trial by fire. going to carnegie hall. >>> clouds coming tomorrow and some rain. . >>> happening tonight, a special celebration in oakland. 50 years in the making. the a's played their first game if oakland. giving away free tickets tonight. you can see fans streaming into the ballpark there taking advantage of free tickets. abc7 news leslie brinkley is there live to want. quite a festive atmosphere. >> reporter: the vibe, the energy, the excitement is there. the stands are not filled ye but lots of fans are pouring in. lots of sentimental baseball

harrison. for a while, ac transit and b.a.r.t. trains were stopped. now running as usual. so once again, the traffic was blocked here for much of the past hour and they are now clearing away and the incident was about a protest of a shooting of a man named sahleem tindle by b.a.r.t. police. >>> next week will mark six months since the wildfire. here is wayne freedman with today's story from >> reporter: wiping away bad memories, this is the kind of dirty work called progress. >> it is a huge milestone for us and the community. >> reporter: trenches, 15 miles of trenches for gas and power lines that were destroyed in the fire. pg&e hopes to have this work done by october good misty dijon among them. >> by the time we are ready to get the homeowners in, the power will be back in the ground. >> reporter: pg&e has built a staging area on 17 areas of vacant lot just outside the fire zone. trucks moving constantly for six months of 12 hours days. gail ashburn nearly lost her home. >> the noes, i don't hear it anymore. >> reporter: that is music to displaced souls. in coffey park, wayne freedm

the victims mother and police say harrison had a loaded firearm and loaded syringe >> i saw backpacks and other things being looked through. >> reporter: harrison was booked under child endangerment. frensler was booked on manslaughter and both expected to be in court wednesday. in petaluma, melanie woodrow, abc7. >>> a party happening in oakland. >> people waited hours to go inside. live report on the a's 50 years celebration that could bring out a record setting crowd. >>> i am wayne freedman at santa rosa high school where the chorus has had their own trial by fire. going to carnegie hall. >>> clouds coming tomorrow and some rain. i had frequent heartburn, but my doctor recommended... ...prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed. i neverunderwear that's this, but actually pretty.leak always discreet boutique. hidden inside is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel. so i feel pro

harrison. for a while, ac transit and b.a.r.t. trains were stopped. now running as usual. so once again, the traffic was blocked here for much of the past hour and they are now clearing away and the incident was about a protest of a shooting of a man named sahleem tindle by b.a.r.t. police. >>> next week will mark six months since the wildfire. here is wayne freedman with today's story from coffey park. >> reporter: wiping away bad memories, this is the kind of dirty work called progress. >> it is a huge milestone for us and the community. >> reporter: trenches, 15 miles of trenches for gas and power lines that were destroyed in the fire. pg&e hopes to have this work done by october 31st. good pr. misty dijon among them. >> by the time we are ready to get the homeowners in, the power will be back in the ground. >> reporter: pg&e has built a staging area on 17 areas of vacant lot just outside the fire zone. trucks moving constantly for six months of 12 hours days. gail ashburn nearly lost her home. >> the noes, i don't hear it anymore. >> reporter: that is music to displaced souls. in co

harrison county farmer of his personal account. that is next. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com lea: trade retaliation hitting farmers across the nation. china slapping tariffs on 100 key imports including cars, soybeans and pork. with the united states plan of tariffs on $50 billion of chinese imports. what impact does it have on the farmers. we have casey with us. a seventh generation farmer. >> i am here. lea: thanks for being with us. you are a farmer by trade, you grew up on family farm where you raised cattle and pork. tell me, you have said that this retaliation from china has already hurt farmers. can you explain that? >> yeah. absolutely. i mean, not just in terms of commodity prices, but, in terms of what we have to plan for, for the coming year. i mean this is spring. this is an important time of the year where farmers make their decisions on their operations, whether to invest in e

retrial thanks to juror number 1, harrison snyder. when you entered the room for the first time, were you sure he was guilty? >> no. >> reporter: he says prior to the trial he didn't know much about cosby. >> i never watched "the cosby show" or anything, i'm a little too young for that. >> reporter: at his first trial last spring the jury deliberated for more than 52 hours but was unable to come to a unanimous decision on whether or not cosby drugged and sexually assaulted former temple university employee andrea constand. that was at his pennsylvania home in 2004. snyder describes the jury as being all on the same page when it came to arriving at that unanimous guilty verdict on all three counts. >> some have said i made the right decision and some people have said that they still think that he's innocent. and i just tell them, if you were there, you would say the same thing. you would say that he's guilty. >> sitting here today, is there any doubt in your mind that you guys came to the right conclusion? >> no, i have no doubt at all. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news. >> cosby fac

huge rally. it is in harrison charter township that's on the shore of lake st. clair, just above detroit, michigan, as we await the president to deplane and the rally, 45 minutes from now here on the fox news channel. don't go away. >>> meanwhile, bill cosby, he's awaiting sentencing after that conviction -- conviction on those sexual assault charges. what the disgraced comedian must now do as he awaits for the decision. >>> a thousand teachers are holding massive rallies in two state capitals today. coming up, we will show you what they are demanding. >> we have textbooks in our classroom from 2001. think about everything that's happened since 2001 in history, and our students are still using it. so lionel, what does being able to trade 24/5 mean to you? well, it means i can trade after the market closes. it's true. so all... evening long. ooh, so close. yes, but also all... night through its entirety. come on, all... the time from sunset to sunrise. right. but you can trade... from, from... from darkness to light. ♪ you're not gonna say it are you? molly: disgraced comedian b

harrison tried to drill winter barley in this field in october, but the seeds rotted, so he's trying again. i'm 37 now and i've been farming even when i was at school, and i have never known it this bad. what farmers need now is warm weather and a little rain. for this industry, spring can't come soon enough. a rare aston martin car, owned by the james bond actor, daniel craig has sold at auction in new york for more than £330,000. the model, which has the production number, 007, is one ofjust 100 vehicles produced in 2014 as part of a limited edition series, to mark the firm's centenary. public cinema has returned to saudi arabia for the first time in almost a0 years. it comes after the ban on cinema — formerly deemed corrupting and un—islamic — was lifted as part of reforms announced by crown prince mohammed. in riyadh — tickets for the hollywood blockbuster "black panther" sold out in minutes. voters in england will head to the polls on the 3rd of may for the first test of electoral opinion since last year's dramatic general election result. with seats on 150 councils up

is up to the jump and you can carry on the legacy of hunter harrison, who passed away last year. harrison was somewhat of a relation led to the turnaround of the company in improving margins. we can show you that shares have outperformed since harrison came, and it is up now 63% when you include foote at the helm. operating ratio, analyst calling this a perfect start to the year, and one saint harrison himself will be proud of these results. footprintthat the harrison set forth when we use at the how will be carried forward by foote. vonnie: kailey leinz the stock of the hour. calls for friction. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: to the biggest names in wall street sat down for a meal, and tensions of their firms ratcheted up. bloomberg deals reporter is here to escort us to our table. i want to know what happened between lloyd blankfein and jonathan gray. one feeling slighted by the other. >> were told the lunch was terrific and they had a pleasant time discussed world affairs. but it did turn into this matter of a tiny new jersey home builder, new jersey's biggest homebuilder, wi

georgia's --ke on 's choice, hans christoph, rupert harrison, and adair turner join us. mel is to check with nejra cehic. nejra: lenders should be faster at making decisions. deutsche lite version was previously head of the bank's arms, replacing john cryan. they have seen three top leadership appointments in six years amid pressure from investors to improve stability. election to become prime minister of hungary. the two thirds majority at won in the previous elections. the block between the u.s. and china could leverage the role between the largest markets, polled the role of national trade. he spoke to bloomberg at the workshop in chernobyl. it is involving ,nternationally agreed rules and that is within wt via. justin: japanese prime minister has apologize for a second scandal in a month, missing records about the deployment of troops in iraq. opposition lawmakers have said the failure to inform the defense minister about the documents show doubt over civilian control over the ministry. and almost ready for the saudi aramco ipo. the market is ready. now, the saudi exchanges, as they area

still around. >> 89-year-old harrison ruffin tyler is grandson of u.s. president john tyler who was born in 1790, just three generations president tyler his son lyon tyler and grandson harrisn span element the entire history of the united states. >> but i'm still here. >> we met them at tyler's virginia estate. >> when you tell people you are the great grandson and your father is the grandson of the 0th of the united states, do they find it hard to believe? >> i find it hard to believe. ha, ha. i think it has to do with second wives. >> much younger second wives. here's how it happened. john tyler became president in 1841, had eight children with his first wife who died while he was in office. at 52 married 22-year-old julia gardener. they had seven children. total of 15. most of any president. he was 63 when son lyon tyler was born whose first wife also died. he too had a young second wife. he was 75 when harrison tyler was born. >> tyler renovated the sherwood forest plantation with young julia in mind. >> this is the ball room. john tyler's wife was 30 years his younger and she l

. >> any harrison ford? >> we don't know. they haven't said -- i kind of doubt it. i don't know that harrison ford wants to be called the old hans solo. that doesn't seem like something that would be up hissally. have you donald glover there and chewbacca. >> so there's a spinoff to ocean's 11. >> yes, an all female cast ocean's eight with sandra bullock. she plays the sister of the george clooney character. she's deputy by ocean and she puts together this team to rob the met gallery. it looks great, great idea, great cast. you can see them all there. that one should be a lot of fun. >> what about clooney or any of the 11? >> we know for sure matt damon and kyle ryaner are in it somewhere. >> here's one we waited a long time for, the sequel to the incredbles. >> yes. pix ar's made a lot of sequels but this one people are excitemented about because i love the incredbles. and in this one elasta girl gets a new job which means mr. incredible has to become a stay at home father and he discovers how hard this is, how having an infant can wear you out, leaving you a hollow shell of yoursel

in us. my name is jenny harrison and part of the. the dangerous battle for images. five women. five exceptional stories. i want to go to front tomorrow when it may be nothing more easy one calling more photography dramatic pictures from the frontlines capturing street full moments in time and even risking death. she gave her life to other stories of people who ended up killing. women or photographers starting may third on g.w. . i am. i am i am curious. if you're watching g.w. news live from berlin after the arab spring the u.s. president's further action against syria's leadership. i spoke to the president this morning and he said if the syrian regime uses this poisonous gas again the united states is locked and loaded u.s. ambassador nikki haley had a clear message to the you at night in a sense as the security council rejects her russian resolution to condemn the western missile attack on a ledge of chemical weapons facilities in syria.

. >> it has. >> loss under harrison, concern about reliant and operating rai ratio the last time around >> right, improving efficiency and the rest of it a good size beat again, getting a measure how high expectations were very big bottom line beat, good on revenues, stock up 3%, still down year to date or flat year to date. >> bill, what do you think about csx and the transports here? >> in the notes, i said the companies report earnings, and what's been happening in the non-technology stocks is they report earnings beat and they are going to do well and they think they got a bright future, but the next day, by the end of the day, nobody cares. >> right >> that's what happened to goldman. by the way, this report doesn't sound different from bank of america's report >> you're comparing csx to bank of america just to be clear? >> yeah. in other words - >> loan growth >> no, they are getting way more efficient. they had problems in the past, they had more money than people expected >> yeah. >> remember, the earnings improvements are the tax cuts, and so, look, the reality is there's a lot

here in washington, d.c.. and there's a mr. harrison who's a new york attorney. both of the attorneys for cohen made every attempt to argue with the judge that this name should not be released, the prosecute ir, the u.s. attorney in this case got up and said they were not taking a position on this, and they wanted to make it clear, and then moments later, there were some other arguments, and then basically mr. ryan, who's representing mr. cohen, said the name, and that is when there was reaction, visible reaction from people in a courtroom, and that's when several of us got up and left and that's when i came down here. >> do you have any idea outside of the name sean hannity, what matter it was involving between michael cohen and sean hannity? >> no. the only thing we know is, during the arguments mr. ryan, cohen's attorneys argue this was a person who had some notoriety obviously, that's why they didn't want the name getting out there. there was always concern of embarrassment. but as to what their dealings were, in what way, or what he may have been doing for sean hannity,

to women. >> that is harrison snyder saying he never watched the cosby show and didn't know anything about the allegations against cosby until he was picked for the jury. he says after seeing the evidence he has no doubt that the jury came to the right verdict. his sentencing date has not yet been set. >>> a developing scandal and cover up across two continents. what are president trump and president macron doing? they are planting a tree. they are shoveling dirt over a tree. that tree was a gift of france. it was planted on the white house lawn last week. reporters noticed the tree was gone. it was missing. what happened to the tree? it turns out the french now say the tree is in quarantine taken off the lawn which is standard procedure when replanting any kind of foreign item like a tree. my question is why were they planting it? they fake planted a tree. >> why are you so up in arms? >> because this is fake. this didn't really happen. they shovelled dirt and then took the dirt off. they fake planted a tree. where is the outrage here? three days of washington being up in arms about

put their trust in us. maintained is jenny harrison who aren't a d.w.i. . so far the political fallout from catalonia as independence bid shows no sign of being contained on the contrary all sides digging in for a protracted battle my guess this week here in brussels is spain's foreign minister alphonso that's this how has his government failed to prevent the country's worst and arguably its most predictable political crisis in decades. alphonso dust is welcome to conflict zone thank you very much pleased to be here prime minister raw it was in barcelona the weekend valuing to end what he called separatist havoc in the eyes of number of human rights organizations your security forces were responsible for at least part of that havoc you denied this against the video evidence broadcast by a number of mainstream rock casting organizations around the world what did you base your denial on what i didn't deny i mean when i say five so yes yes and i mean on the basis of what of the fact that you know of the fact of the data that were made public after this supposedly excessive force i

the tax they eat you take a walk they'll tax your feet george harrison we miss you r.t. correspondent ashley banks report from ground zero on taxes the internal revenue service headquarters right here in washington and she's back lauren fix the car coach talks of global autos and trade and gives us her you on some of the new developments in the auto industry plus there's media and merger news as the federal communications commission decides not to investigate sinclair media but there's another investigation that some members of congress see as sinclair tries to buy tribune media collins cook host of the big picture here in our city america gives us his learned take on the media all that ahead but first let's get to some headlines. it is tax day and the supreme court is hearing arguments about if states should be allowed to collect taxes from online purchases states cannot currently require online read literature retailers like amazon for example to collect and then return those taxes to states from residents who order them online unless the retailer does have a physical

hatred or harrison or is racist or sexist or anti semitic do you agree that these people should be do you agree that these people should be prosecuted to the absolute maximum extent of the law and is against british and english values i believe in free speech including yours even though i don't agree with your opinion so some of what you want. to leave a traitor you want to do i think you crossed the line yes i do i think you should be prosecuted because of your opinion now i don't death threats are never acceptable never if you do and are far worse than any mean word because words don't kill actions day and death phrase can be carried out. there's the headlines for myself and the team here at all t. for the salah see you in thirty minutes for the latest global headline. i. think. that. i think obama drew a red line never fulfilled his his threats i suppose are predictions. on the other hand i also don't support trump president trumps you know you'll have elections either but i'm in favor of multilateral responses not unilateral action we all hope for the syrian people that we can find a

. menenius jenny harrison and weren't. in a last ditch attempt to keep him out of jail lawyers for brazil's former president luis in yes yolu largest silva have asked the country supremes called to suspend a warrant whose deadline expired earlier in the day lula had been given until five pm local time to turn himself in and start serving a twelve year sentence for corruption he's currently holed up in a union building in sao paolo. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on my.

scene or microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. may mean it is jenny harrison and work again. defending the strikes on syria the u.k.'s prime minister says it was right to act with the u.s. and france after the suspected chemical attack in duma but the russians maintain it was staged as inspectors wait for access how to make sense amid the fog of contradiction i'm sara kelly in berlin this is the day.

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after the rare summit takes place journalist bruce harrison is standing by in seoul now for more on the story hi bruce so this summit represents only the third time that leaders of the two koreas have actually met since the end of the korean war what can we expect. well frankly it's hard to say at this point you mention it's the third time so they aren't meeting that off in the leaders of north and south korea but in the past we haven't seen diplomacy working at this fast of a pace it's only been a few months since kim jong un reached out to south korea saying he was interested in holding talks and bringing peace to the korean peninsula so in that sense it's fairly significant that they move this quickly and perhaps that there could be some sort of a positive outcome between this summit but really it's hard to say based on the failures in the past and how mercurial north korea has been sometimes that working level talks are even higher they have simply decided they were not going to continue those engagements and that has led to the president and they have nuclear weapons now where

after the rare summit takes place next week. journalist chris harrison is standing by with the latest now from seoul so first just generally speaking how high are the hopes ahead of the summit and what can we expect. well syria it's really hard to say president moon julian has made it clear that his focus is going to be on getting north korea to give up its nuclear weapons he hasn't said that directly but we know that because his administration has made it clear they're not going to focus on other things other issues that have more as korea such as human rights south korea's foreign minister recently said that that's something they're not going to touch on which is made many in south korea unhappy but like i said the focus is on getting north korea to give up its nuclear weapons this is different than previous summits however because unlike two thousand and seven as you mention and the previous summit with the former leader kim jong north korea didn't have a confirmed nuclear capability that it's pretty clear that they do now which gives north korea a lot more negotiating power they h

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jenny harrison i work at the dollar the. welcome to your max highlights the best of european lifestyle and culture this week is what's coming up. pine accommodation a hotel with a difference in switzerland. polish before meat indoor skydive of mine that could since go. and road runner taking a stylistic toy in a wooden french. we start our journey in switzerland as a remarkable hotel to swiss started to strip down their holiday home to the bad minimum the so-called zero star hotel is comprised of a bed and well that's really it apart from a wonderful view of the alps it's a chance to detox from all things digital. that's a good see peak near gone to an in switzerland and twelve hundred meters above sea level two artists have set up a bid. the walls and roof are absent. the hotel with no stars was dreamed up by twin brothers frank and patrick franklin by motional to get us into something the interesting thing about the hotel is that many people don't know what it is is that our tourism you know gratian you know most exciting thing about it is that we make people a bit on certa

harrison's favorite place is st margaret's chapel. the oldest surviving building in edinburgh dates back to the twelfth century. you can still get married there today. it definitely feels like you're walking down the walking around the streets of a very old town. you know with the toppling and the different buildings and it's fun to sort of imagine what it must have been like hundreds of years ago wandering around here i must've been like to live here. in america has also been a british army garrison and houses the scottish national war memorial. it also keeps alive a tradition that goes back to eight hundred sixty one when ships depended on it to set their maritime clocks the farming of the one o'clock. to this day a common shelters set off every day except sundays. but no sort of when you're walking around town and you hear the big boom you know after living here for a while you know that's the one o'clock i don't even even though you heard it a lot it's still sort of makes you john but i don't know this is kind of i think it's kind of a culture dish and. i think it's important to