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scathing attack on james komi at a television interview with the sacked f.b.i. director. hundreds of thousands of people in boston on a protest against the jailing of nine cassel and separatist leaders. montenegro's president wins another to after a first round election victory a year after taking his country into nato. the u.s. has announced new sanctions against russia for its support of syria's government washington's envoy at the u.n. the key haley says they'll target companies involved in syria's alleged chemical weapons program this follows saturday morning's airstrikes in syrian military installations that allegedly stored chemical weapons so you will think that russian sanctions will be coming down secretary mineta will be announcing those on monday if he hasn't already and they will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with equipment related to assad and chemical weapons use and so i think everyone is going to feel that at this point i think everyone knows that we send a strong message and our hope is that they listen to it. they are complicit i said so to

bashar al assad former f.b.i. director james comey says donald trump is morally unfit to be president in an exclusive interview with a.b.c. news is george stephanopoulos earlier trump referred to komi as a slimeball and suggested he should be jailed was fired by trump in may of last year he went on in the interview to talk about how he believes there is certainly some evidence of obstruction of justice. joins us live from washington d.c. so gabriel some strong words coming out from komi there. yeah there really was i mean let's just step back a second remind people that this is an interview that just finished here in the u.s. as you mention in this was a roll out to james komi its new book that comes out on tuesday called the higher loyalty in this book very much is a critique of u.s. president donald trump and the headline out of this interview that just finished airing here in the us is clearly that the former f.b.i. director of the united states is accusing the current president donald trump of being morally unfit to be president of the united states absolutely remarkable words for th

against russia over the suspected chemical attack in syria. donald trump blasts james coleman calling the f.b.i. director he sacked the worst in history. hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets of boston alone to protest against the jailing of nine cattle on the separatist leaders. montenegro's president wins another term in office consolidating his power over the balkan states. the u.s. is preparing new sanctions against russia over its support for the syrian government washington's envoy to the u.n. nikki haley in since the u.s. special forces will not leave syria until its goals are accomplished she also said the u.s. will continue to pressure lies of the assad government. so you will think that russian sanctions will be coming down secretary will be announcing those on monday if he hasn't already and they will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with equipment related to assad and chemical weapons use and so i think everyone is going to feel that at this point i think everyone knows that we sent a strong message and our hope is that they listen to it mea

homes right on the fringes of a strongly is biggest city. former f.b.i. director james coney says there's some evidence the u.s. president's obstructed justice says it happened during a private meeting he had with donald trump in february last year komi was speaking in an exclusive interview with a.b.c.'s george stephanopoulos he recounted the meeting in the oval office where he says trump urged him to close an investigation into his former national security adviser mike flynn the former f.b.i. director also said trump was unfit to hold office. joins us live from washington d.c. so it looks like he's really turned up the heat by talking about obstruction of justice give us the other headlines. yeah that was really a big one right there when he basically said that trump could be open to obstruction of justice charges primarily what he was referring to was this alleged meeting private meeting between donald trump and then director of f.b.i. of the f.b.i. james komi in the white house where komi said that trump asked him to stop the russia investigation or at least insinuated that he

fired f.b.i. director james comey says donald trump may have obstructed justice as a war of words between the two escalates. war and disease the growing fear in yemen as more patients are becoming resistant to antibiotics. and in sports stars the n.b.a. playoffs with unwanted career first james experiencing defeat in game one of the series as cleveland lose out to indiana. we begin this news. an emergency meeting of the global chemical watchdog is underway on syria in the last hour the u.s. representative to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or. accused russia of tampering with the site of a suspected chemical attack in early this month. inspectors on the ground in syria to investigate if chemicals were used on separately the e.u. is calling on russia to prevent syria from any further use of chemical weapons let's talk live not to say no harder she's in the lebanese capital beirut santa so what more details are we hearing about the chemical weapons inspectors in syria. well that team of chemical weapons inspectors they are in the syrian capital damascus what

diplomatic end to james bays was given rare access to the capital pyongyang way found out more about the self-reliance philosophy. welcome to pyongyang certainly the cleanest most orderly and probably the most controlled place i've ever visited. rush hour in the city yet the traffic is like the roads of quarks although all of them are a little unfair. there's no doubt this is an extremely hardworking society everyone striving for the good of the staines this is how workers were sent into. revolutionary slogans flags and drums. in this city the portraits in the statues tell the story of this isolated nation run by three men all from one family. the grandfather and the country's founder kim il sung the father kim jong il and the son the current leader kim jong un who told he's too modest to have mosaics made of him but he's everywhere on the state controlled media on television and in the newspapers. in the center of the city the tallest landmark the jew che tower jew check your self-reliance is the governing principle of this nation of twenty five million people are god explained it's not

turn away from fuel burning cars. former f.b.i. director james comey says donald trump is morally fit to be president and he says there may be some evidence trump obstructed justice he was speaking in an exclusive interview with a.b.c.'s george stephanopoulos earlier trump unleashed a twitter tirade against me saying the man he sacked should be jailed gavrilo this on the reports from washington d.c. . in a remarkable rebuke former f.b.i. director james comey is saying u.s. president donald trump is not fit to be commander in chief is donald trump unfit to be president. yes but not in the way i often hear people talk about it i don't buy the stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stages of dementia strikes me as a person of above average intelligence who's tracking conversations and knows what's going on i don't think he's medically unfit to be president i think is morally unfit to be president the exclusive. interview with a.b.c. news' george stephanopoulos was part of the rollout of coleman's new book titled a higher loyalty truth lies and leadership in the interview kom

criticised former f.b.i. director james coleman is new book which strongly criticizes u.s. president. the american people see right through the blatant lies of a self admitted leaker this is nothing more than a poorly executed p.r. stunt by coming to desperately rehabilitate his tattered reputation and enrich his own bank account by peddling a blue book that belongs in the bargain bin of the fix and protection instead of being remembered as a dedicated servant in the pursuit of justice like so many of his other colleagues at the f.b.i. comey will prove to be forever known as a disk raced partisan hack that broke his sacred trust with the president of the united states the dedicated agents of the f.b.i. and the american people he vowed to faithfully serve one of the president's greatest achievements will go down as foreign director james comey. well let's go live to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett so capably what else is the white has been saying about coleman's forthcoming memoir that was pretty bruising stuff. ok. tell me how you really feel it was pretty strong language b

james mattis says any strike has to be balance against the threat of creating a wider conflict we begin our coverage with this report. and deny that james mattis was already settled to meet lawmakers to talk about the budget but with the growing threat of military action against syria this gave the house armed services committee the chance to drill for more information but what is the power see the department of defense regarding in strategy regarding the assad regime its future in the syrian civil war is there a strategy. with the president warning russia in a tweet that nice new and smart missiles were heading to syria is defense secretary insisted there was concern any strike could lead to a bigger battle and we're trying to stop the murder of innocent people but on a strategic level how do we keep this from escalating out of control the idea of deescalating the tension is also a theme coming out of moscow with a warning russia will protect. its people on the ground this is all this which is this this is the task for each and every country in the world to protect its citizens o

think is morally unfit to be president fired f.b.i. director james comey says donald trump may have obstructed justice as a war of words between the two escalates. a u.-turn by china's most popular social media network sign away books reversing a decision to delete all gay content on its site and in sports lebron james starts the n.b.a. playoffs with an unwanted career first james experiencing defeat in game one of the series as cleveland. lose out india. welcome to the program inspectors from the world's chemical weapons watchdog still have an end to the site of an alleged toxic gas attack in syria representatives from the group are holding an emergency meeting at the hague to discuss the delay russia denies it's responsible for the holdup and its blaming saturdays and strikes by the u.s. u.k. and france which were launched in response to the attack in duma when the investigating team arrived in damascus on saturday a senior russian diplomat says they won't be allowed into duma without a u.n. it will the u.s. is warning that russia may have tampered with the site but russia's forei

. director james comey delivers a damning verdict on donald trump growing fears of the spread of infection in yemen as more patients become resistant to antibiotics and the british government apologizes to thousands of british residents who are arrived from the caribbean decades ago but are now being denied basic rights. and in sport le bron james starts the n.b.a. playoffs with an unwanted career first james. game one of the series as cleveland leaves out to india. the kremlin has rejected u.s. accusations that russia tampered with the site of a suspect that chemical attack in syria representatives of the global chemical weapons watchdog have called an emergency meeting in the hague where inspectors are on the ground to investigate the attack in duma on april seventh but they haven't been allowed access mosco says the o.p.c. w. aren't able to get in because of saturday's airstrikes carried out by the u.s. u.k. and france well some of it has the latest. on the turkey syria border. waiting to be granted access to the site of the chemical attack. in duma you've heard from the british member

, and again, we hope that it does not get to that. >> that is admiral james staph t -- stavrides. >>> the u.n. ambassador nikki haley did clash with her counterpart before the u.n. vote. >> i spoke to the president this morning, and he said that if the syrian regime uses this poison gas again, the united states is locked and loaded. when our president draws a red line, our president enforces the red line. >> this is how you want the international affairs to be conducted now? this is hooliganism, and you are not interested in their suffering, but your aggressive actions contribute to worsening the humanitarian situation. >> and professor sherman is a political adviser, and what are you hearing from the ambassador? >> ambassador haley has been a strong voice on the humanitarian disaster taking place in syria. >> i spoke to the president this morning -- >> and i think that we have heard from her clearly about the chemical attack in syria. so i think that she has been a strong voice. but what i think is interesting here, david, is that for first time really, the president has tried t

attack in syria. donald trump blasts james coleman calling the f.b.i. director he sacked the worst in history. hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets of barcelona to protest against the jailing of nine cattle on the separatist leaders. montenegro's president wins another term in office.

. defense secretary james mattis was said to be "resisting." the journal reporting tonight that over the past two days defense secretary james mattis twice said no to strike opportunities in syria but the journal further reported that james mattis stood alone in that opposition. according to the journal's reporting tonight, trump's brand new national security adviser john bolton "favored an attack that would be ruinous." well, now the strike has been announc announced, although with no actual details from the president. this of course is life and death news that we have been waiting for and now we are watching very closely tonight. now that the strikes have been announced by the president from the white house, we've now got to figure out the scale of the strike and its targets and its likely effects in every way. joining us now from the pentagon is courtney kuby, nbc news national security and military reporter. courtney, thank you very much for being with us. what can you tell us about the president's decision, the timing and what do we know about the scale of this effort? >> we know ve

and smile be here with all the day's sport including the bron james scores the game winning three pointer to clinch game five against the indiana pacers they now leave their playoff series three duty. we begin this news with an historic meeting that could bring peace between two nations divided by decades of war and hostility on friday the north and south korean leaders will meet for direct talks for the first time in more than a decade well security is being tightened the truce village of jam and that's where north korean leader kim jong il and south korea's president moon jane are due to discuss a wide range of issues including pyongyang's nuclear weapons program will relations between both sides have been improving little talks last month led to pyongyang announcing its suspension of nuclear and missile tests a year ago tension in the region was at an all time high after several missile nuclear tests inside north korea well the stakes are high and are expected to set the tone for when north korea holds separate talks with u.s. president donald trump next month or in early june

white house a former f.b.i. boss james called me ahead of the publication of his controversial new book. the break here's a quote of the choose the satire by robert mugabe's final days in power as zimbabweans test a new bank to ease. we've got some cooler weather at last making his way into southeastern parts of australia this area cloud and rain rolling across south australia into victoria will introduce a cooler south westerly wind as we go through the next couple of days of eighteen celsius for adelaide seventeen degrees there in melbourne quite a prostrate one he's down in price to sydney at around thirty celsius for the time being twenty two celsius there for perth nazi bad getting up to thirty in alice some of temperatures as we go on into sunday generally fine and dry for much of australia down to the southeast and going to that blustery weather will make its way through so i just for melbourne notice twenty four degrees for sydney should stay fall into the gold coast still looking good for the commonwealth games and on the other side of the tasman what we're seeing a bit of

. director james comey accuses president trump of lying constantly. fears of. getting more patients become resistant to antibiotics online anger problems china's version of twitter to reverse its ban on all gay content and the jordan years its motorists towards electric cars as it seeks to drive down fossil fuels. hello thank you for joining us the kremlin has rejected u.s. accusations that russia tampered with the site of a suspected chemical attack in syria representatives of the global chemical weapons watchdog have been holding an emergency meeting in the hague that inspectors are on the ground to investigate the attack seventh's but they haven't been allowed access mosco says the o.p.c. w. aren't able to get in because of saturday's airstrikes carried out by the u.s. u.k. and france and the fighting on the ground or a challenge has more now from moscow. you know b.c.w.s. fact finding mission to do mayor has been highly contentious from the start and as the days tick by it only gets more and more acrimonious there have been accusations from the united kingdom's delegations the o

secretary james mattis has to say. on april seventh the regime decided to again defy the norms of civilized people showing callous disregard for international law by using chemical weapons to murder women children and other innocent we and our allies find these atrocities inexcusable as our commander in chief the president has the authority under article two of the constitution to use military force overseas to defend important united states national interests the united states has a vital national interest in averting a worsening catastrophe in syria and specifically deterring the use and proliferation of chemical weapons last year in response to a chemical weapons attack against civilians and to signal the regime to cease chemical weapons use we targeted the military base from which the weapons were delivered earlier today president trump directed the u.s. military to conduct operations and continents with our allies to destroy the syrian regime's chemical weapons research development and production capability tonight france the united kingdom and the united states took decisive

but we are in there and we are working very hard on that. a large as it is diplomatic editor james bays joins us now on the phone from north korea's capital pyongyang james let's talk about those three prisoners first of all if donald trump administration was able to get those three prisoners released that would be a coup for him wouldn't it. it would certainly be a coup and remember the trumpet ministration judges maybe think by the domestic angle in the weight of things i've seen this would be seen in the u.s. as an important to victory early victory guessing these three u.s. citizens of korean descent two of being held in north korea. it's something and remember these are people and one of them is being in jail since twenty fifteen but this is something diplomats would call an easy deliverable which would then. create an atmosphere of stark's a more detailed process of negotiation on the need clear a few diplomats i've talked to say they think that the north koreans may well be saving agreed three u.s. citizens for this very moment. james as i understand it in north korea the ce

perfectly executed arrest my detectives arrested james joseph d'angelo seventy two years old living in citrus heights dns lho was taken into custody at his suburban home near sacramento during part of the period when the crimes occurred he was a sacramento area policeman. well very possibly he was committing the crimes during the time he was employed as a peace officer the golden state killer also known as the east area rapist allegedly murdered at least twelve people sexually assaulted forty five and broke into more than one hundred and twenty homes across california in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's detectives collected massive amounts of physical evidence and tips but were on able to crack the case until recent advances in d.n.a. technology we all knew as part of this team that we were looking. for a needle in a haystack. but we also all knew that the needle was there d.n.a. collected from the crime scenes provided the crucial break we started some surveillance we were able to get some discarded d.n.a. . he often targeted couples he would tie up the husbands and then s

in syria. donald trump blasts james cole many hours before the sacked f.b.i. directors interview to promote his memoir critical of the u.s. president. under the thousands of people take to the streets of basra alone as a protest against the jailing of nine cattle and separatist leaders. and all charged up plots sparking drivers in jordan to turn away from fuel burning cars. the u.s. is preparing you saying sins against russia over support for the syrian government u.n. envoy hate nikki haley says u.s. forces will not leave syria until its goals are accomplished haley also promised to increase pressure on allies of the assad government so you will think that russian sanctions will be coming down secretary mineta will be announcing those on monday if he hasn't already and they will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with equipment related to assad and chemical weapons use and so i think everyone is going to feel that at this point i think everyone knows that we sent a strong message and our hope is that they listen to it. french president emanuel mark agrees that r

. director james comey of leaking classified. information and his memoirs will call me has been promoting his new book in which people trace trump as quote an ego driven liar called me was followed by trump last year as the f.b.i. investigated alleged russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election where trump tweeted james comey memos a classified i did not declassify them they belong to our government therefore he broke the law additionally he totally made up many of the things he said i said and he is already a proven liar and leka memos on clinton lynch and others is referring there to loretta lynch the previous us attorney general koster has more now from washington d.c. . these memos in question were written by james komi who at the time was director of the f.b.i. and they document the private conversations between komi and president donald trump in the early days of the administration komi said he wrote all of this down because he was concerned by several of the topics that trump brought up in these meetings and in particular two requests made by the presid

, the fact that he is seething over this. we know, based on the early excerpts from the book that james comey paints an unflattering picture of the and his inner circle. he suggests that the president is daft, out of his depth, he points to the meeting that he had with the president, where the president says in many ways asked him for a loyalty pledge, a pledge that comey refused to give. anticipation for this book is high. we know it's a best-seller based on pre-orders alone, so the president, who is among other things very media savvy, knows that james comey is going to dominate the headlines. in many ways he's trying to cut him off at the pass here. today the tweets and comments from sarah sanders was a pre-buttal. >> and offense some potential blushes for the paperback edition, i think. >>>ever rempsed the tweet moments ago -- i never asked comey for personal loyalty. i hardly ever knew this guy. just another of his many lies. his memos are self-serving and fake. >> what's your thoughts, conference, what do we stand to learn about that relationship in particular between the now form

attention is now shifting to an expected summit between kim and the u.s. president james space reports from seoul. across south korea people watching the historic summit closely some were overwhelmed by the images the first time they'd seen a north korean leader step foot in the country the declaration that was signed was a declaration of intent nothing is actually changed yet but it could mean a very different political future for the next generation of koreans. well south korea had wall to wall coverage of the events in north korea on state controlled media a more edited version was presented people here of not yet been told of the possibility of the next meeting being between their leader and president trump experts say one of the people closest to kim is likely to be involved in changing the official narrative well for north korea the all of the media are controlled by the propaganda an education department which communal junge consignments younger sister who we saw you know company him she also came here to the olympic games she works in that department which indicates is a very v

watch you. >>> all right. thank you for that. right now, open book. former fbi director james comey pulling no punches detailing his interaks wi interactions with the president p. >> i was floating above myself looking down saying you're sitting here briefing the incoming president of the united states about prostitutes in moscow. >> enough said. an nbc exclusive between president trump and robert mueller's team now seems unlikely in the wake of the fbi raid on the president's personal attorney. that despite this claim three weeks ago. >> would you still like to testify to special counsel robert mueller? >> i would like to. >> i beg your pardon. the president planning to pardon scooter libby. convicted of obstructing justice and lying to the fbi more than a decade ago. what that move my indicate about potential pardons to come. >> the message being sent is you can commit perjury and i will pardon you if it protects me and i deem you're loyal to me. i think the message is very damaging to our democracy and the rule of law. >>> good day. featuring former fbi director james comey as th

to be president because morally unfit to be president i heard f.b.i. director james comey says donald trump may have obstructed justice as a war of words between the two escalates. the war and disease the growing fear in yemen as more patients are becoming resistant to antibiotics. the u.s. has accused russia of tampering with the side of a suspected chemical weapons attack and. representatives of a global chemical watchdog are holding an emergency meeting in the hague o.p.c. inspectors are on the ground in syria but they haven't been allowed access russia says the visit has been delayed because of saturday's airstrikes by u.s. u.k. and france where a challenge is live in moscow so we what do we know about this this o.p.c. w. meeting at the hague what do we know about it and what has russia been saying so far. well according to the british delegation to the o.p.c. w. arrived in damascus by saturday still waiting to be allowed to visit the scene of last week's chemical weapons incidents in duma now the brits say that they're not being allowed to go by the russians and the syrians and t

. led strikes of batali ation to the attack u.s. defense secretary james matches the peace to be playing down expectations of imminent strikes reflect concerns that a bombing campaign could trigger a wider conflict and syria's government says it's allowing fact finders from the world's chemical watchdog and to to investigate the alleged gas attack we're joined now by cost. to. live for us in the capital moscow what is the russian message for you about all of this. well the second lever of the russian foreign minister was saying just a short while ago that yes the u.s. and russia are still talking to each other through whatever channels there remain that haven't been frozen yet he says that of course putin and. donald trump have phone conversations every now and again and that the two countries militaries are talking to each other much more frequently. as though the united states not use diplomatic not use ultimatums but rather use diplomatic methods don't threaten russia in its communications and yes he went on to say that that russia had proof the what happened in doomer over the weeken

of one. our diplomatic editor james bays is in part due on the south korean side of the border. the final rehearsal took place in the south after noon body doubles playing the role of supreme leader kim and president moon both sides very keen that the choreography is just right because of the camera angles and the images but also because of the important question of security this is quite a remarkable event when you think what has happened on the korean peninsula in recent months the fact that tensions have been so high here last year particularly during the summer last year and really a remarkable turnaround of events bringing us to this first of two possible high level summits what changed what allowed room for diplomacy i've been gauging that at the u.n. in new york in european capitals and here on the korean peninsula i filed this report from the north korean capital. when you walk around pyongyang everywhere you seem to go you hear military music blaring from shops and loudspeakers last summer the drums of war beating particularly heavily it was arguably the tensest time on the

, but first the all-out effort to discredit the fired fbi director james comey. >> if i ever start considering political fortune, we're done. we're no longer the group of america that is apart from the part sans. >> it's been very clear that james comey is a self-admitted leaker, he lied to congress. >> james comey a man of integrity? >> as far as i know. >> he would still be the fbi director if he had his way. the reason hi wrote the book is because he got fired. >> i was operating in a world where hillary clinton was going to beat donald trump. >> the guy knew exactly what he was doing, he those hillary clinton would win, and he thought this would give him some cover. >> if you knew that letter would elect donald trump, would you still send it? >> i would. i would. >> he would do it again. it's the day that the left has been waiting for and the day that the president has tried to direct attention for, the first on-camera interview airs tonight, the first since trump game hiv the ax last may. this morning the president does what he does best, taking to twitter, calling him from ev

leader to end his nuclear program ahead of much anticipated talks. i'm james plays in pyongyang or a meeting of the ruling workers' party has now been convened for friday. also the end of an era cuba prepares to swear in a new president ending fifty nine years of rule by the castro family. laying down their arms and leaving syrian rebels and their. families prepared to evacuate a town near damascus after surrendering to government forces. pockets of poverty more than a million nigerians living in mud houses around one of the most modern cities in africa. welcome to the program we start this news are with us president donald trump who has warned he'll walk away from planned talks with north korea's leader if they're not fruitful now the talks will to take place next month or in june now he made the comments during a meeting with japan's prime minister shinzo of a i hope to have a very successful meeting if we don't think it's going to be successful mark we won't have it we want to have it. if i think that it's a meeting that is not going to be fruitful we're not going to go if the mee

the program trumps torrent of rage against james komi continues the u.s. president describes him as the worst f.b.i. director in history. when his irises white elephant will tell you about the controversial plan to clear the lungs in argentina's capital. welcome back let's stop by a look at weather conditions in a straight year and here temperatures are not too bad across in the southeast no certainly they're looking at highs of twenty seven adelaide twenty one but melbourne is struck in germany the wind is going to freshen from the south or southwest as you move through into tuesday we're going to see temperatures drop way there for sydney at just ninety degrees still pleasant brisbane with a high of thirty that across western australia generally fine picture here but not particularly warm for perth with highs of just twenty degrees is a pretty unsettled picture across in new zealand too we've got rain right across the country during the course of monday some fairly strong winds across the north island and then this circulation clearing away from tasmania is going to be pushing him

white house and a serious diplomatic editor james pace joins us now live from seoul so james friday a huge day of symbolism and optimism koreans have had twenty four hours to digest the momentous events what do they make of it. very important events and a declaration but a declaration of intent nothing has actually happened yet as that means i think there are different reactions from people about what they've seen let's take a look at the korean press this is the the daily korean jew knowing newspaper which appears in korean and in english edition and it's telling the story with one very big picture all across its front page and just a short headline there stepping into the future right at the bottom there let's look at another one and another of the english language newspapers here this is the korea times and they have the headline there beyond division and another english language newspaper is the korea head herald again the historic pictures on the front page and also the headline on the other side of the cold koreas to declare an end to korean war quick look one of the korean lang

joining me from new york kristen thank you. meanwhile the muslims five back at james coldly accusing him of committing many crimes after the former f.b.i. director accused of being morally unfit to be u.s. president in an interview with an american network to promote his new memoir called me also said there may be some evidence that obstructed justice when washington d.c. gave elizondo records. in a remarkable rebuke former f.b.i. director james comey is saying u.s. president donald trump is not fit to be commander in chief is donald trump unfit to be president. yes but not in the way i often hear people talk about it i don't buy the stuff about him being mentally incompetent to early stages of dementia strikes me as a person of above average intelligence who's tracking conversations and those what's going on i don't think he's medically unfit to be president i think is morally unfit to be president the exclusive interview with a.b.c. news george stephanopoulos was part of the rollout of coleman's new book titled a higher loyalty truth lies and leadership in the interview komi says t

between japan's prime minister shinzo abi and trump in the u.s. diplomatic editor james bays is joining us now on the phone from north korea's capital pyongyang so not just top level talks james we're talking about the man who was head of the cia and his soon to be secretary of state. yeah this is an extremely high levels is that this is the highest level serving u.s. official to visit young yang since the u.s. secretary of state madeline albright came here back in the year two thousand it's important to note that north korea has made no comment on this confirmation from the north koreans died all of the information coming from the american side can only now that this important meeting took place here in pyongyang. telling you too that the u.s. does not have diplomatic relations with north korea so there is no u.s. embassy in pyongyang i've been speaking though to other members of the diplomatic community here in the north korean capital and i've been told by them where there is a channel of communication open between the cia and north korean intelligence and that the main channel of commu

president. directed james comey says donald trump may have obstructed justice as a war of words between the two escalates. war and disease the growing fear in yemen as more patients are becoming resistant to antibiotics. russia's foreign minister has rejected u.s. claims of attempted with the site of a suspected chemical attack in duma representatives of the global chemical watchdog holding an emergency meeting at the hague inspectors from the organization of a prohibition of chemical weapons or the o.p.c. w. still haven't been granted access to the site of the alleged toxic gas attack russia denies it's responsible for the hold up it's blaming south by western countries really challenge has more from moscow. the o.p.c. w.'s fact finding mission to do may be highly contentious from the start and as the days tick by it only gets more and more acrimonious there have been accusations from the united kingdom's delegations the o.p.c. w and the united states delegation that the russians are stopping the o.p.c. w. from actually going to the site in duma and also the americans are saying that p

by the f.b.i. director james comey says donald trump may have obstructed justice as a war of words between the two escalates. come the educated coming. out of hot water protests get louder at a popular coffee shop in the u.s. all in the arrest of two black men and. in sports le bron james starts the n.b.a. playoffs with an unwanted career first. hand i what can you say about this spring in north america is still got virtually every type of weather including mostly wintry weather this is an active frontal system the tough it's brought freezing rain just an interesting picture this is from the canadian side of niagara falls more or less not freezing rain and the result they're off you can do nothing with it and wait for it to melt really on the big system is still with us so there's more rain to come to spring up through the east side of canada still plenty of snow potential there there and for the next team as we've got snow falling persistently you know terry i mean again for the south west virginia's got snow to come still i'm coming down the rockies in the cascades a small snow i

face meeting between leaders of the two koreas in more than a decade is a diplomatic had to james bays who's monitoring the latest from pod to close to the demilitarized zone. technically they are still at war but this was carefully choreographed to create a new atmosphere of peace the north korean leader kim jong un entered from the north side of the demarcation line the south korean president moon jay in the seat at the concrete block that marks the start of his country's territory. a historic handshake. and then something in all the years since the korean war the kims father and grandfather never did a north korean leader crossing into south korea. it was followed by a reciprocal gesture moon jay in very briefly crossing the line into the north. both leaders seemed relaxed and was smiling but of course they hope this summit is only the start of a process and that's likely to be complicated and will involve difficult negotiations. oh oh. i must turn on the dames this meeting i hope that there is new history written with regards to p. for prosperity and i will approach this with

obstruction report arrives sooner rather than later. we know it contains four elements. and also the james comey book accidentally came out early. oops. that does it for us tonight. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> good evening, rachel. i'm reading the end because i want to see how the investigation came out. if you want to take a few more minutes i have a couple pages to go and then i'll know what happens. >> i can tell you the last few words, but -- >> let me just tell america this. i don't want to break the embargo on the big stuff in here, but toward the end of this book, james comey says i am writing in a time of great anxiety in my county, i understand the anxiety but also believe america is going to be fine. so there's that. >> sleep tight everybody. >> someone believes america is going to be fine. someone who knows an awful lot about exactly where america is right now. >> we all have a part in making sure that's true. thanks, my friend. >> thank you, rachel. >>> my first guest tonight michael avenatti, stormy daniels's lawyer, says that trump lawyer, mi

different sums really let's go straight to james space he's been listening in for us at the u.n. james really not a really compelling evidence by either very much staking their positions. taking very strong positions and certainly ambassador menzies i think quite enjoying in his long speech picking holes or holes that he thinks are there in the british case and attacking british political figures referring to the foreign secretary boris johnson in the prime of the trees of may as experts in chemistry which clearly they are not and a reference even to the former british prime minister tony blair as he attacked britain's record on weapons of mass destruction the british case is very much the one we've heard throughout this investigation since the incident on the fourth of march that this is a russian produced nerve agent developed by russia and their own experts at porton down which happens to be very close to the city of salzburg believe it comes from russian production and this these people that were targeted the scruples were russian citizens who had been a russian spy but defe

conversation with james comey should not be marked top secret. now we don't know for sure because these are the've got. what we surmise is that he's getting his ducks in a row while preparing for his interview with muellerer or preparing to hand over those notes to muellerer as part of this interview. we have also obtained those hand-written notes from dana boente from james comey while he was fbi director. specifically in which comey says he was pressured by the president about the russia investigation. this is key to the question of whether or not the president may be criminally liable to obstruction of justice. comey said that the president had pressured him in a phone call of march 30th of last year. h quote immediate laeafter that conversation i called acting deputy attorney general, boente to report the substance of the call from the president. this is a key matter. comey says the president pressured him. the white house responded by saying the president did no such thing. comey says i have cooperating evidence and that's that i told other senior justice department and fbi o

swinging today, calling james comey liar, a leaker action slime ball. is he worried about what he's take? >> not at all. the american people see right through the blatant lies avs self admitted leaker. there is nothing more than a pr stunt by comey to rehabilitate his at thorred reputation and enrich his bank account by peddling a book that belongs in the bargain bin of the fixing section instead of being remembered as a dedicated servant in the pursuit of justice. like many of his other colleagues a of the the fbi. comey will be forever i don't know as a disgraced partisan hack that broke his trust with the president of the united states. the dedicated agents of the fib, and the american people he vowed to faithfully serve. one of the president's greatest achievements will go down as firing james comey. >> the deputy attorney was here yesterday. is the president going to fire rod rosenstein? >> i don't have any announcements at this time. the president has voiced some frustrations. beyond that i don't have anything to add. >> sarah, the president a short time ago issued a pardon to

stories of the week, i have james holman of the "washington post", anna palmer of politico, hope speck of military.com. and al weaver of the washington examiner. welcome to you all. where you sit determines what you see and what you think is the most important story of the week. james, what do you think? i think it is pompeo and his nomination going to north korea. what say you? >> i agree it was the biggest story of the week. the most consequential. they pose the biggest, most direct threat to our national security. this has been so far one of trump's greatest successes. he has brought the north koreans to the table through maximum pressure. and the most recent news going into the weekend is that north korea is now saying negotiations removing u.s. troops from south korea is off the table. they are no longer demanding that as a condition for denuclearization. it is a huge breakthrough. i think the summit will happen. i think trump will drive a hard bargain. there is a possibility of a huge breakthrough deal. >> phillip brucker said that the north korea breakthrough potential upped the

old joseph james t. angelo and it was the d.n.a. found at his home that matched the crime scene evidence. as in los angeles rob tell us the scale of the crimes he's accused. well these crimes rachele occurred over a period of more than ten years and they absolutely terrified communities from northern california to southern california santa barbara and other parts of this state people slept with guns by their sides people locked and barred their doors there was a sense of terror in these communities and of course there were dozens of victims of brutal homicides and rapes and now those victims will get apparently a measure of justice forty two years after he began a rampage of murder rape in fear authorities in california say a man alleged to be the golden state killer is behind bars. in a perfectly executed arrest by detectives arrested james joseph d'angelo seventy two years old living in citrus heights dns low was taken into custody at his suburban home near sacramento during part of the period when the crimes occurred he was a sacramento area policeman well very possibly he wa

>>> next for your, trump tweet storm. james comey caught up in it. maelstrom coming ahead of the fired fbi leader's bombshell interview and tell-all book. >> i don't remember spelling it out, but it had to have been that she's going to be elected president, and if i hide this from the american people, she'll be illegitimate the moment she's elected. >> give me a break. the guy knew exactly what he was doing. he thought hillary clinton would win, and he thought this would give him some cover. >> stormy monday. why the porn star and the trump attorney accused of buying her silence will be heading to the very same courtroom tomorrow. >> she's going to attend at 2:00 on monday. i think monday afternoon could prove to be very interesting. >> but a stormy encounter may be the least of michael cohen's worries and the president's as well. >>> and then, the strike on syria. what does the president mean mission accomplished? the division in washington over just what the missile attack did accomplish. and good day to you. i'm richard lui in for alex witt here in new york city. it is 1:00 in