lindsay told her mom something seemed strange. >> she again tells me, lindsay, stop being nosy, don't worry about it. but it just didn't seem right. it wasn't enough time for her to have gotten out and gone inside the house. >> so, said lindsay, she went to the wall again. her third and final look. >> at that point he was getting out of the jacuzzi. and he was in a very big rush. she's still nowhere to be seen. the look on his face was almost undescribable. it was almost as if he had just gone into another world. it was scary. >> it was instinct that told her something was wrong, said lindsay. so she called 911. >> 911, state your emergency. >> a woman was killed. >> now, hours and hours later, the detectives confronted chris with lindsay's story. why, they asked, didn't her story match his? >> so am i supposed to believe the witness is lying? >> i'm not going to say she's lying. she sounds like a truthful kid or whatever. but i don't know. i can't explain what she's saying she saw. >> so now that question we posed as we began. did lindsay patterson really know what she saw? it's not

lindsay: yes. it is still part of our fundraising plan. it is a wonderful ornament. there is one every year that represents a different presidency. this year we are celebrating president dwight d eisenhower. it usually has some sort of theme relating to their presidency. this year is the helicopter because president eisenhower was the first president to ride in a helicopter. host: you came to the association with a relatively new president. tell me the story of how you came to be -- you are associated previously. then he recruited here. i would like to hear that story. matthew: i first met stuart many years ago when i was at mount vernon doing research. my dissertation was on george washington's tomb and the memory of george washington in the 19th century. i started researching there in 2012. 011. it was before they had the fly very. at that point, the staff and materials were crammed into the administration building. it was tight quarters. we inevitably crossed paths. i asked if he wanted to grab

hello, it's lindsay rourke from women's work. lindsay and dion are out on the streets of derby every week helping sex workers. so, we look for signs, you know, if they are looking into car windows. they spot a young roma girl who they often help. hello! have you done something to your hand?

i also want to thank senator lindsay graham is here. where is lindsay? senator lindsay, great man, great friend, great friend of israel. thank you, lindsay. a man who fights all the time for israel and for everything else. another great senator, david perdue, georgia. senator kevin kraemer. where is kevin? kevin, kevin. thank you, kevin. he fought a battle you wouldn't believe it. he beat somebody by 11 points that was unbeatable. that's pretty good, kevin. i said you can do it. that was my only thing. i said you can do it. he won by a lot. he won by a lot. he's a great gentleman and he's a big, big fan and supporter of israel, as well as a really terrific leader. he's our leader. kevin mccarthy. and we have representatives that are outstanding. the great billy long. where's billy? billy. billy long. denver wriggleman. thank you. michael walsh. thank you, michael. great job you do, mike. and a very good friend of mine also, lee zelden. and a special thanks to representative omar of minnesota. oh. oh. oh, i forgot. she doesn't like israel, i forgot. i'm s

thank you, lindsay. a man who fights all the time for israel and for everything else. another great senator, david perdue, georgia. senator kevin kraemer. where is kevin? kevin, kevin. thank you, kevin. he fought a battle you wouldn't believe it. he beat somebody by 11 points that was unbeatable. that's pretty good, kevin. i said you can do it. that was my only thing. i said you can do it. he won by a lot. he won by a lot. he's a great gentleman and he's a big, big fan and supporter of israel, as well as a really terrific leader. he's our leader. kevin mccarthy.

you can ask david and lindsay. and took onenate three or four that were very close that weren't supposed to be. all of the sudden, that didn't happen. we will talk about that when we get back to washington. we picked up two senate seats and now it is 53-47, and we have 53 great senators. when it comes to appointments and the united states supreme court and approving all of the judges, way over 100 federal judges, you need the senate. we did well. they don't like to talk about that. i don't have enough time with so many people in the house. but the people i went for like in kentucky, matt barr, he won. we won in georgia, a great governor. they had president obama, opera, michelle obama -- oprah, shall obama, and they were going -- michelle obama, and they were going for the neustar, and brian new star,- for their and brian only had president trump. he won. the great state of ohio has a great governor who was not expected to win. he campaigned brilliantly and we did incredible rallies and he won by almost seven point

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hello, it's lindsay rourke from women's work. lindsay and dion are out on the streets of derby every week helping sex workers. so, we look for signs, you know, if they are looking into car windows. they spot a young roma girl who they often help. hello! have you done something to your hand? do you have condom? yes, we've got condoms. how many condoms would you like? er... 20. 20? have you had a fight or broke something? no, no. so, have you got somewhere to live? yes. yes? are you ok? safe in your house? i think she has either got learning difficulties or she's just had no education because she is very, very childlike. the women from those communities do tend to drop out of education earlier. support workers here in derby also tell us roma are being subjected to extreme overcrowding. in some cases, 20 people living in a two—bedroom house. roma, as a community, can be susceptible to the kind of exploitation by landlords that would lead to this. a resident allowed us into this property but was too scared to speak on camera. you c

hello, it's lindsay rourke from women's work. lindsay and dion are out on the streets of derby every week helping sex workers. so, we look for signs, you know, if they are looking into car windows. they spot a young roma girl who they often help. hello! have you done something to your hand? do you have condom? yes, we've got condoms. how many condoms would you like? er... 20. 20? have you had a fight or broke something? no, no. so, have you got somewhere to live? yes. yes? are you 0k? safe in your house? i think she has either got learning difficulties or she's just had no education because she is very, very childlike. the women from those communities do tend to drop out of education earlier. support workers here in derby also tell us roma are being subjected to extreme overcrowding. in some cases, 20 people living in a two—bedroom house. roma, as a community, can be susceptible to the kind of exploitation by landlords that would lead to this. a resident allowed us into this property but was too scared to speak on camera. you c

i'm lindsay, i play midfield. i play for the portland thorns, and the us women's national team. sinclair seeing if she can find a little make foot ball seeing if she can find a little make football is everything to me. sometimes i would miss class so i could go watch champions league, it shows a passionate young girl that, you know, wanted to watch games, wanted to go train extra, and do all of these things. sam kei, stryker, chicago red stars, australia. i think my best year was i play off a lot of instinct, and with a lot of people, i don't think maybe it's a skill, but it's just something that i'm gifted with, having click instincts. i guess maybe... translation: itake... translation: i take... from football, its life, and it's my passion. if football doesn't exist, i can't express myself. without football, life is less interesting, and too serious. it's time to get serious. some great names and great goals there — and earlier i asked our reporter sarah mulkerrins what such a global list says about the state of the women's game. it hints at the growing popularity of women's

nothing is also not a good long-term strategy joining me is larry lindsey, ceo and president of the lindsay group and former director of the national economic council. welcome, sir >> thank you it's good to be here. >> it's good to see you. first and foremost on this issue about tariffs which art cashin a moment ago said if wall street starts to think these are semi permanent we're talking about a sell-off, larry, so are we looking at that possible outcome and are we really likely to get big breakthrough deals with mexico, with the eu, with china? >> well, first thing i learned in life is never to disagree with art cashin. we'll start there. but with regard to the basic trade war issue, the problem with the subsidies of air bus go back 14 years. we've been doing nothing for 14 years. i think it's pretty clear the fractures on our side, the wto will rule there, so here's your choice do you want to continue to do nothing or do you once to say okay, 14 years is enough i think the way to think about this, it's game theory that's not necessarily, you know, a start of a trade war. >> larry -- >>

lindsay. it is worth, when this report has come out, matthew, taking that big picture look. this is not about trump versus democrats versus congress versus the white house, this is about outside interference in democratic election processes and what a democratic processes and countries will do about that and try to stop it happening again? absolutely. more on that in the programme. this is beyond 100 days. more fallout from the publication of the mueller report. we will hear from a democratic member of the house intelligence committee. and the view across the political aisle, donald trump is my legal team says the report is a total victory for the report is a total victory for the president, reaction from the republican national committee. that is still to come. 0ur weather has undergone a transformation in recent days. not only are we seeing lots of sunshine but we also have had warmth, some spots in south—east england have seen highs of 23 celsius making it the warmest day of the year so far. there is more that to come over the next few days. for most of us, a fine end t

[applause] lindsa:: -- lindsay: this is going to be fun. you have any memories of his humor? : humor was a big part of the presidency and secretary baker referred to the closeness of the national security team. the president creating the skull those --rd for scowcroft award for those who fell asleep. he was burning the candle on both ends and had the knack of falling himself -- falling asleep himself. judge and secretary gates was part of the ranking committee. they would judge scowcroft award winners by how long they slept, the quality of the sleep, did they snore come up extra points for snoring, and the recovery. did you knock over something as you woke up? did you rejoin the conversation? it was quite an honor to receive the award. >> you said ranking committee. >> i should introduce my introductory piece into to george h w bush humor. wasd just come on board and probably they are two or three weeks and i got a call, come down to my office to check a schedule or something. i am very nervous. as he sitsotepad and there, unbeknownst to me, the president just released -- rec

you know lindsay i'm looking at all of that i'm wondering, you know, you could argue that taxing the rich, you could get less, in other words, that it would lead them to go elsewhere, or that they might find ways around that. what do you think? >> exactly and i think that's what these presidential candidates they really need to take into consideration, because there is a reason that president trump lowered the tax rate to 21 % from 35% because he saw a problem. companies were leaving this country, moving to other countries, and doing inversions so they could move their headquarters and lower their tax responsibility to the u.s.. neil: have they taken that money back, do you have numbers? >> yes, they brought it back i don't have the numbers off the top of my head right now a lot of it has the buybacks and a lot of the democrats will point to as the problem but now we're getting into the second year of this in 2019 you're finally starting to see wages rise you can see jobs increase, and that is definitely an effect from the tax bill that was passed last year. neil: what do you think?

president trump: yeah, lindsay has been great. we have a package of things that we're asking for, and we're actually going for a much bigger package than rather than those little things which are not little at all in terms of their importance, but we're making a plan where we're really talking about immigration laws at a much larger scale and we also have a plan for people coming in because we have so many companies coming into the united states because of my plan and because of our tax cuts and the tax plan, it's really tax cut and jobs plan, we have so many companies you know it better than anybody. you cover it better than anybody you saw the numbers yesterday, 3.2% gdp. even you were surprised i'm so disappointed in you, you were surprised you just don't know me well enough yet i guess but one of those but we have such great numbers and we have companies pouring in. the problem is we need workers and we're doing a plan based on merit where people come in, maria based on merit so they can help us. they have skills they have tal

thank you for explaining your experiences, thank you ellie flynn and lindsay. and secrets of the multi—level millionaires: ellie undercover will be available on iplayer, to watch from 10am tomorrow. 20 years ago today the television presenterjill dando was murdered outside her home in fulham, west london. the 37—year—old crimewatch host was shot once in the head, and later discovered by a neighbour. a local man, barry george, who had a history of stalking and sexual offences, was convicted of her murder two years later and sentenced to life imprisonment, but was acquitted in 2008 after forensics evidence was proved to be inaccurate. jill's murder is still unsolved. i spoke to her cousin judith, and she told me what sort of person jill was. well, she was very kind. she was very considerate. she was very, very generous. she was very family—orientated. despite the fact that, you know, she was very busy. but she always found the time to spend time with us whenever we had sort of big family events. and she always was thinking of us. and tell us where you wer

trump: and david perdue and lindsay graham help me. one congressional democrats tried to terminate vital border security operations, a very probably issued by first veto. [cheering] and they were not able to turn over the veto. we have billions of dollars. we have started building walls -- actually, a while ago from the first 1.6 but he and renovation of the walls. we had walls that were in bad shape. we renovated them. we have a tremendous amount we are going to put out. but we will have hundreds of miles before the end of next year. hundreds of miles. [applause] and yesterday i traveled to the border in calexico, california. and i saw section of brand-new, 30-foot high steel wall. you want to be able to see through it. you have got to see through it. you got to see who is on the other side. beautiful wall. looks great, looks great. looks great. walls built, good neighbors, right? [applause] now we have to take care of ourselves. and i have to say, i said it was -- i said i was going to close the border. i said, we are closing the bor

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the headlines on al-jazeera this hour on algeria as president of the lindsays but the fixer has stepped down after weeks of protests calling for an end to his twenty year role the chairman of the hearts of parliament is expected to run the country for up to ninety days until elections are held for malaysian prime minister najib razak has pleaded not guilty at the start of his corruption trial in the capital kuala lumpur is accused of stealing close to seven hundred million dollars from a state investment fund and the british prime minister theresa may says she will meet with the leader of the opposition to seek a breakthrough on the u.k. due to leave the european union in nine days but so far parliament has not agreed with plan. we're looking at venezuela now with the opposition leader is remaining defiant after politicians loyal to president nicolas maduro stripped him of his immunity from prosecution that means one could now be charged with violating the constitution after declaring himself interim president a latin america as well as in yemen with more now from caracas. venezuela one

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. >>> it also looks like it's over for ben affleck and lindsay shookus. a source tells us they have split and distance was a huge factor. ben's in hollywood. she's in new york, and ultimately they going work. >>> prince harry and meghan markle are about to become parents and the duchess decided to break royal tradition with the way they will present the baby. the key question is why? >> the reason she has chosen not to did the photograph outside of the hospital is she doesn't want pressure of having to look photo fabulous after just having the baby. she's skipping four decades of tradition. think about it. within just hours of her previous births, kate faced hundreds of cameras on the hospital steps. princess diana endured the same when william and harry were born. >> william and harry grew up with banks of photographers everywhere they went. they hated it. >> the palace will announce when the duchess of sussex is in r. a royal source tells "e.t." that meghan is, quote, feeling great ahead of her due date, which we are told is in the next few weeks. >> th

these are lindsay's decisions. i don't dislike him for any of it. i love him and will always love him. he's a part of our family. so life goes on. and whatever he decides to do, he decides to do. it is his decision. but let me say, he is a good friend and, like i said, i love him very much. >> cindy mccain. nice to see her returning to the controversy surrounding bill barr saying he thinks spying did occur on the trump campaign, barr later clarified said he has concerned that there was, quote, improper surveillance but democrats are so frustrated by barr's comments they are now questioning if he can be a good-faith arbiter of the mueller report. his redacted version is expected to come out sometime within a week. >> let me just say how very, very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails yesterday and today. he is the attorney general of the united states of america, not the attorney general of donald trump. >> with me now, congressman dan kildee of michigan. a pleasure. welcome. >> than

so a jury of working up after a night of celebration following the resignation of president of the lindsays but the flicker the eighty two year old stepped down after weeks of protests calling for an end to his twenty year rule and for the removal of the country's political elite a caretaker leader is expected to run the country for up to ninety days until elections are held in this report from kathy lopez or the young. it's the moment millions of algeria has had been demanding in a rare public appearance of frail looking abilities but a flieger handed over his resignation letter to the head of the constitutional council and his twenty year rule as president held all geria his statement was read on state television that eighty two year old said this decision is triggered by my eagerness to prevent that verbal excesses that unintentionally marked the situation turn into a potentially dangerous trips the resignation came shortly after the country's army chief warns of immediate action to remove the president from office well after this session i sure would use very once again we emphasize tha

lindsay cooper works with the louisiana governor's office of coastal activities in louisiana, we're not waiting for some federal. >>policy to come in and say this that we're doing work. the state level and the parish level at the individual level cooper says the fact that this hearing was held at all gives her hope in washington alexandra, mound. coming up. >>say is now kicking it with adidas a superstar assigned a multilayer deal with the apparel company as part of the deal adidas will lodge fiance is a signature sneakers and apparel and quibi will service the company's creative partner. say launch her own activewear line back in 2016 called ivy park. it was previously sold at top shop, but it will now fall under adidas. >>the killing of rapper nipsey hussle is affecting fans everywhere and artists in connecticut created this street muralthe mural is that t heaven's gate park in hartford. police say shot and killed on sunday outside the clothing store he founded in los angeles a suspect as we mentioned, eric holder is being held on $7 million bond. parking in los angeles can be a night

so let's please thank the folks really responsible for this, lindsay craig and her team. [applause] they have once again put together incredibly compelling program and pulled off just absolutely without a hitch. and with that, that concludes our 2019 ideas summit. thanks so much for coming, and god bless america. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the use senate continues its shortened confirmation process when it gavels in this morning at 11. 11. we will have live coverage shortly but first a look at what led to the change. >> host: we want to take a few moments to talk to about an action on the senate side that might affect the process for judicial

lindsay edwards who provided wesh 2 news with this cell phone video told me by phone he looked like the man started the fight with the woman. an and once friends back up that account and i see on this girl to hospital by do. >>was a homeless guy i'm not sure exactly that some african-american has been on she was offended so she hit him, but he was in bag police for their seconds later and immediately thought the whole thing was a hoax but came up to me and say listen if you do that again when our s u and the >>just rushed over there, you say hey look look at this now i just rushed over there. the real deal nothing to a real do nothing. >>those greg fox reporting in the end no one was arrested. >>that's good that some people viewing the video on social media like j r here that speculated that the fire was actually a hoax designed to fuel social media stardom so that was full have well maybe it's true pretty well that wraps up on for news at 5 that can win and pam more here with kron 4 news at 6. >>i j r and vicki thanks to you both coming up next on kron 4 news at 6 tonight last year, ca

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i mean i think it was ok i think i want to go back to the point that lindsay was making that this sort of sexism is not only social cultural but it's also systemic it exists in law it exists in organizations how do you react to that i mean you can argue with that my point is simple is that i think if you have a chip on your shoulder and you think that the world is out to get you you're going to view every obstacle that you face as a result of some nefarious actors or in the ferias class of people that are trying to put you down in this case men which is what activists will say the feminists and i feel like this is unfair there's so many women that have succeeded who have gone on to do great things there are many terrific brilliant business women in this country brilliant women in our parliament brilliant women in all walks of life in every profession look it's a double edged sword. right there are women who do take advantage of their femininity to know what ways to get lax treatment you know they're going to smile at their supervisor and hope that he treats them a little bit more lenie

lindsay cook was one of his colleagues and former students at vasser. >> it is the only point we have that data preserved. the beauty is that they can be used in new ways in future generations. >> reporter: in 2015 talon gave a behind the scenes hook at how he collected the data. >> it sends out a beam. >> reporter: professor walked us through some of the notre dame data points. >> we are looking at cross-section of the main roof. >> reporter: it took nearly two years to make his 3d models look as accurate as possible. notre dame's digitally influenced future might find inspiration from 2014 assassin's creed unity spent years modeling the landmark just like talon. >> what do you think the takeaway is from the models? >> it is wonderful to have a digital archive. >> as more states legalize marijuana for recreational use, one study says the pot market will top $13 billion and by 2022, $22 billion. you can smoke it, vape it and even eat it and maybe soon able to drink it. barry petersen got a sip of the goods. >> reporter: when it is the clydesdale, it is about budweiser. when it is the

i've been asked by lindsay to moderate a conversation totally not a debate, a conversation about how we should think about nationalism. i to play referee for a conversation, totally not a dip eight between my boss and my best friend at national review, what could possibly go wrong? this goes bad i think jonah will leave. jonah did not want me to -- >> i just found out the name of the publication he and steve are about to form. it is called make america -- again. now onto nationalism. i remember rich you and rob mesh had a cover story on nationalism that set off this fierce debate all over the website and a lot of times it was brilliant and insightful and funny and sharp but i felt like there was sometime sometimes talking past each other. jonah when we talk about nationalism what do we mean? what does it mean for patriotism if nationalism basically means patriotism, why don't we use that word because no one seems to get upset by it? >> excellent question. there is a lot going on there. i apologize only when i got under these lights i can see how much dog here i have on my pants. whic

lindsay graham has been clear. that's where we need to go. as you point out, the mueller investigation based on the attorney general's letter was as definitive as it could get. no new indictments, no sealed indictments, no collusion, no obstruction. that's the case for the president and the country. >> some of the reportings out there suggest there may be short of criminal, but very damaging information about a lot of people and their communications with russians -- mr. jordan: time story? someone from the special counsel says maybe bill barr didn't report it. you can't make that claim that they would be willing to go on the record. i think it was someone who said the person doing the search or some other lawyer who is part of the team. i'm not going to put a whole lot of stock in there but i put real stock in bill barr and the three times he wrote to us, i think that was clear. remember what they said about collusion. they said not only was there no collusion between the trump campaign and people associated with the trump campaign and anyone

broadcast on sri lankan tv showing two men with backpacks at the shangri-la hotel where american matthew lindsay tells cnn he lost his son and daughter. in they had actually went down to the buffet before me and got the food for me and when the bomb went off, there's just -- it'sard to >> reporter: meanwhile, mass funerals are now under way with families grieving amid fears of additional attacks. >> well, the people here are a little bit scared now. >> reporter: isis has claimed responsibility posting this picture of the men they say were the suicide bombers. the motive still under investigation, but sri lankan officials believe this was planned in retaliation for the two mosque attacks last month in new zealand where 50 worshippers were killed. here in the u.s., while officials maintain there is no credible threat, the fbi and the department of homeland security just issued a bulletin announcing they remain vigilant with a potential for copycat attacks. kenneth and mona. >> vigilance is key. elizabeth hur, thank you. >>> breaking overnight a driver is under arrest after allegedly plowing into a

lindsay cooper works with the louisiana governor's office of coastal activities in louisiana, we're not waiting for some federal. >>policy to come in and say this that we're doing work on the state level on the parish level at the individual level cooper says the fact that this hearing was held at all gives her hope in washington. alexandra mt. ask your question you have to be honest what would you do if you found a large bag cash on the side of the road. well that actually happened so someone discovered thousands of dollars in a bag on the side of the road and they actually returned the money to the police department so this happened wednesday and all over and a man called the placer county sheriff's department saying that he lost about $14,000. he left the money on the top tire of his car, our look see you then drove off he forgot about it. and jill jennings comes along she finds the money at first she thought it was trash so she opened it up she looked inside was nearly $16,000 including money orders. that's a lot of money to lose. so james says keeping the money never crossed her mi

sala the seventy seven year old was chosen by parliament after weeks of demonstrations force of the lindsays beautifully could step down and he's addressed the nation and has called for peace. i want to unify the nation and carry out elections which are transparent and proper the government will also instructed departments to supervise these elections honestly in a fair and impartial fashion i urge everybody to overcome our differences and work together to cooperate to lay the cornerstone for a new old geria. speaking out has been covering the story extensively joins us now from a studio in doha how should the acting head of state has spoken but will it be enough to quell the protests it is his second televised speech today which is all the asli other towns by him to build bridges with a skeptical audience many are saying this is not the white person to hell for this transitional period and said to things he said that he has no political ambitions and that his term would come up after ninety days by who also said that he will set up a committee that will oversee the presidential elections in

emily lindsay, 15, and brother daniel, 19, both from london died in the bomb attack on the shangri—la hotel in colombo on their final day of holiday. eight britons we re final day of holiday. eight britons were killed. the islamic state group says it was behind the attacks although there is little evidence so far to back although there is little evidence so farto back up although there is little evidence so far to back up the claim. the local militant group which has been blamed for the bombings is relatively small and had not been previously considered a major threat, so could the possible involvement of is account for the sophistication of the attacks and could they have been prevented with better intelligence? gordon corera has been looking at some of the questions. it is one of the most deadly attacks the world has seen in recent years, and a clearer picture of those responsible is now emerging. the attackers, the authorities said from the start, were local men. many coming from national thowheeth jama'ath, a relatively small group, previously best known only for vandalizing shrin

lindsay, great man and great friend. great friend of israel. [ applause ] >> thank you, lindsay. a man who fights all of the time for israel and for everything else. another great senator, david purdue, georgia. [ applause ] >> senator kevin cramer, where is kevin? kevin, thank you, kevin. he fought a battle, you won't believe it. he beat somebody by 11 points that was unbeatable. that is pretty good, kevin. i said you can do it. that is my only thing. i said you could do it. he won by a lot. he won by a lot. and he's a great gentleman and he's a big, big fan and supporter of israel. as well as a really terrific leader. he's our leader. kevin mccarthy. [ applause ] >> and we have representatives that are outstanding, the great billy long. where is billy? billy long. denver wriggleman. denver, thank you. thank you. michael waltz. thank you, michael. great job, you do, mike. and a very good friend of mine also, lee zelden. [ applause ] >> and a special thanks to representative omar of minnesota. oh -- oh, oh, i forgot, she doesn't like israel. i forgot. i'm so sorry. oh! no, she do

specialist joseph collette and sergeant first class will lindsay died from wounds sustained in an operation in the north just over two weeks ago. president trump has indicated he wants to bring many of the 14,000 american troops home, but the pentagon says there is no timeline. it was just two months ago, david muir was given exclusive access in afghanistan to american special forces training to take on the taliban. targeting the taliban, while at the same time, talking with them, hoping to broker a peace deal. the top u.s. commander, general scott miller, with david. >> do you think those ps the t key part of any endgame here? >> absolutely. >> that was just two months ago. james longman with us tonight from london. and james, even with the taliban behind this deadly attack on american troops, we know the u.s. has been involved in those direct talks on a possible peace agreement. so, where do the talks stand now? >> reporter: well, david, they reached an agreement in draft last month. that was about american troop withdrawal and the taliban's commitment to not protect terror groups. but we

protesters continue to demand change there because of the interim government's links to president of the lindsays beautifully and delays to presidential elections until july. more than ten thousand people have been killed in yemen over the past five months brings the war's total death toll to over seventy thousand since two thousand and sixteen that's according to dr collated by the conflict location and event project. u.s. president trump is declaring total victory after the release of a censored version of robert mahler's for a paulton to russian collusion house democrats are already planning their next move with a meeting scheduled for monday they also on the see the for unlimited version of the report serious roles in jordan and force. donald trump's two thousand and sixteen campaign was dogged by charges it was working with russia to throw the election his way but when robert muller was chosen to investigate those allegations this was trump's reaction oh my god this is terrible this is the end of my presidency now ballers investigation is done and the four hundred forty eight page report wit

vamos a preguntarle a lindsay casinelli. lindsay: alan tacher estÁ de celebraciÓn. desde 1991, las Águilas del amÉrica no lograban lo que consiguieron anoche en el azteca. recibirÁn a tijuana en la semifinal de la copa mx. encaminÓ templando una contundente goleada. primero fernÁndez. la mandÓ guardar. despuÉs, el colombiano que aumentÓ 2-0. por si fuera poco, apareciÓ la bomba. henry martÍn para anotar 4-0. las Águilas se meten en la final de la copa mx por primera vez desde 1991. >> vamos a ver cÓmo se desenvuelve el partido. y estoy muy contento. estamos con nuestra felicidad de poder acceder a mÁs. el miÉrcoles veremos dÓnde serÁ. lindsay: los lakers visitan lo -- y se convierte en el primer jugador en lograr un triple doble de 20 o mÁs desde 1968. su equipo estÁ con marca de 45 ganados y 33 derrotas. este miÉrcoles no te pide verdad la liga de campeones de -- pierdas la liga de campeones de la concacaf a travÉs de las pantallas de la uvn. en nuestro momento alegre, feliz y jocoso, tenemos a este motociclista que tiene muy claro que quiere ga

guy: linzie, is bad news -- lindsay, is bad news good news when it comes to chinese stimulus? >> it is clear both sides want to come to a trade deal. this will force beijing's hand to continue to layer on different accounts of stimulus. .6% tod to add nearly topline gdp. last month was more improvement. this year is still above that contractionary level of 50. but continuing that trend towards contraction. i think the fact we were unable to see that month off will put the pressure on china to continue to artificially propped up the manufacturing overseas. point for gdp this morning, does that by mario draghi a little bit of time? isn't any sort of pressure on the ecb to take action at this point. minimal percentage points in gdp, still struggling to get to the 2% objective. when we look at fundamentals, but -- fundamentals, banks are still struggling. at this point, the ecb will struggle to maintain positive momentum in the domestic economy. and this could be as much as we see the removal of accommodations before we later on additional stimulus in the european economy. much do