at the moment we're talking about davos folks on social media it's all about robert muller the special prosecutor looking into allegations of russian meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election now the chatter online is linked to this article by the new york times published just a few hours ago reporting trump wanting moller to be fired in june now they go on to say that the president backed down when a senior white house attorney threatened to resign if miller was sacked trumps political rivals the democrats as you can understand would be quite mad about this saying that if this is true than it supports allegations of trump's ties with russia and makes it look like he's trying to cover it all up donald trump has responded to these allegations saying that it's all fake news connecticut senator here richard blumenthal he said standing deeply scary trump move to fire miller raises need for special counsel protection bill immediately judiciary committee must approve and congress must pass now republicans however they are coming to trump's rescue radio talk show host john car

first daughter ivanka trump is reportedly facing scrutiny from special counsel, robert mueller. the los angeles times reporting that muller is probing an interaction between trumpet and russian lawyer. the lawyer attended a meeting at trump tower on june 16. trump did not participate in that meeting but reportedly spoke briefly with the russian lawyer and a russian born washington lobbyist. muller's investigators are looking at every contact the visitors had with trumps family and inner circle. the tragedy in philadelphia, a firefighter dies at battling a blaze today. lieutenant matt letourneau was trapped in a home 30 minutes pinned under debris. the 42 -year-old was an 11 year veteran, a resident of the home also died and two firefighters were injured. no word on what caused the fire. i'm marianne rafferty, now back to "watters' world". world." >> i would love to have a glass of wine and a couple tokes a day. a j is a joint. jesse: this is a americana cigarette? and you smoke it through this filter. "watters world" donut going down the hatch. is this the hole of the donut? jes

muller eight to draw his investigation to a close but b. to draw to a close in a way that all sides are going to say what happened and the results of it are both impartial as well as as should be respected concerning that six trimly are just to add to that i think that's extremely well said what loni just said and eloquently stated the only thing i would add to it is the notion that the f.b.i. there's systemic and bias inside the f.b.i. when both komi and muller are lifelong republicans just seems to me to be a little bit of a stretch and i just think it's kind of i think they're republicans are divided i think there's a group of republicans like lanny who are very responsible here and want to get the facts and that's what we all want at the end of the day we just really want the facts and then i think there are another group of republicans like maybe new news and a few others who are kind of a little bit like inspector clouseau here and going down a lot of rabbit holes with a lot of kind of these half baked theories to discredit the f.b.i.

muller's team that was looking into suppose the pollution between trump and the problem prior to that the clinton e-mail investigation which went nowhere and then there's lisa page a lawyer for the department of justice who also worked for robert muller the couple payment to prominence back in december when their private text conversations were leased to congress girls hillary should win. i know. and maybe your man just the way you are because you're a man to protect the country from that manifest. thanks it's absolutely true that we're very very fortunate and of course i'll try and approach it that way these text messages proved that both struck and page were biased in favor of hillary and the messages even hint at some nefarious political activity so when they wanted to dig deeper it turned out the rest of their conversation had disappeared the f.b.i. ascribed the dates lost to misconfiguration issues related to rollouts provisioning and so for upgrades the conflicts with the f.b.i.'s collection capabilities but let's look at the time frame of these text messages december fourteenth

muller is looking at but what we do to secure thell ballot box. most americans believe russia interfered and we ought to do something make sure they don't do it again. that would have bipartisan support. >> i'm extremely hopeful that our national security apparatus in wording for the congress to tell them what to do. i'm hoping the fbi folks have been out on their toes. i'm sure the w nsa has been leaning forward and the cia has been leaning forward. if america is sitting around waiting for the congress to act, will be waiting a long time. >> i think a commission is a nice way to kickt the can down the road on things. we saw the leader of the fbi director andrew mccabe is stepping down. what you do from a communication's ten-point without news? will that overshadow tomorrow night. >> goodness now. this is such a washington story. this is washington news. we all have an fbi we can have faith in and have trust in. i do think the investigation of hillary has raised a whole lot of issues that have notgh been adequately addressed including the fact tha

still ahead, reports that president trump wanted to fire robert muller and trump call that fake news. we'll discuss that coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ president trump denies reports which said he wanted to fire robert muller, the special counsel in the russia probe. he said it's fake news. on the phone is judge andrew. i know you're going to say this is a really big deal, but i'm going to question that. there is no collusion, there is no obstruction of justice, why are these reports always such a big deal? >> you know stuart, it's always a pleasure to be here. i don't know that it's that big a deal because they don't know what happened. the white house inside version from our colleague john roberts is at the president used, allowed about how he could get rid of bob muller. he mused aloud. >> i'm afraid we lost the judge on the phone. >> and i pushed back because the president can't fire muller. has to go through the attorney general's office and you don't need to say, to prove obstruction of justice. if there is intent by the president he could be charged with obstruction of

donald trump exigiÓ que fuera despedido robert mÜller una semana despuÉs que lo nombre aran en el cargo, este reporte cuando el fiscal estÁ cada vez mÁs cerca de e entrevistarse con el presidente. >> esto para adornar la casa blanca y cambio recibiÓ una contra oferta, la curadora dijo que podrÍan recibir a prÉstamo un retrete de oro, es una obra de mauricio que fue titulada estados unidos debido a los interes instintos de codicia del paÍs, el inodoro de 18 kilates fue usado por los visitantes en un baÑo del museo y su valor rebasa el millÓn de dolares, aÚn no se conoce la respuesta de la casa blanca sobre la oferta, es momento de pasar a la informaciÓn mÁs detallada de las condiciones del tiempo, adela e adelante, janice vamos contigo. >> asÍ es, muy buenos dias amigos, vamos a dar inicio, hablando del oeste ya que tenemos mucha actividad, ahÍ puede ver las precipitaciones, a esta hora de la maÑana, pero muy importante tenemos alertas, ¿ quÉ podemos esperar en cuanto a acumulaciÓn de nieve y precipitaciones? se habla mire nada mÁs, acumulados significativos hasta dos p

mÜller que investiga la posible interferencia del considÉrekrems elecciones de 2016. piden la renuncia a todos los miembros de la federaciÓn de gimnasia tras 20 aÑos de abusos por un solo hombre. accidente ferroviario, muertos y heridos en italia al descarrilar un tren en milÁn, los peritos investigan el suceso. >> la casa blanca anunciÓ que la prÓxima semana presentarÁ los temas que el presidente donald trump contraerÁ en cualquier propuesta de ley que busque amparar a los soÑadores. >> el presidente trump asegura que los soÑadores deberÍan tener un camino a la ciudadanÍa, horas antes de que el mandatario hiciera sorpresiva declaraciÓn la casa blanca habÍa puesto fecha para la discusiÓn del tema. >> la porta voz revelÓ que el procon lunes el gobierno de donald trump pondrÁ sobre la mesa su propio proyecto de reforma migratoria y que se debuta entorno a la protecciÓn de los soÑadores, sarah huckabee agregÓ que es mejorar la seguridad fronteriza, limitar la migraciÓn basada en lazos familiares y una soluciÓn permanente para los beneficiarios de dac

robert mÜller estrecha el cerco, el fiscal que investiga la trama rusa investiga por primera vez a un miembro del gabinete de gobierno, jeff sesiÓns. opinan que la asamblea nacional en venezuela es una farsa. >> el presidente donald trump advirtiÓ a los senadores demÓcratas que si no aprueban el presupuesto para el muro con mÉxico los republicanos no aprobarÁn una soluciÓn para los dreamers, refiriÉndose al lÍder de la minorÍa chuck schumer, el llorÓn lo entiende que si no hay muro no hay daca. los dreamers rechazan ser rehenes de la polÍtica, y analistas consideran que los demÓcratas cedieron ante el gobierno. >> mostraron su debilidad y no estÁn negociando desde una posiciÓn de fuerza. >> somos humanos, no somos un muro o un grupo de rocas que ellos pueden negociar. >> pese a que se sienten defraudados los dreamers siguen en pie de lucho y protagonizando actos de desobediencia civil en washington, al menos seis personas fueron arrestadas luego de llegar a las oficinas de los legisladores. el presidente donald trump le pereguntÓ al director del fbi por quiÉn habÍa vo

muller in the russia investigation. the president now saying it may not be necessary. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker has the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. did president trump go off script on the critical issue of russia? that is the question looming over the white house this morning after mr. trump said it seems unlikely he'll be interviewed by special counsel robert mueller. even though according to multiple sources familiar with the negotiat, potential interview are well underway. this morning, the russia probe in the spotlight yet again after the president repeated his familiar defense on the subject seven times in 90 seconds during a white house news conference wednesday with the prime minister of norway. >> there has been no collusion. there is no collusion. there's no collusion. >> reporter: but it's what the president didn't say that is sparking confusion. refusing to directly answer whether he would agree to an interview with special counsel robert mueller.

he helped write the very rules that allowed for the appointment of special counsels like robert muller and today has a new op ed in the washington post. a normal president would know not to try it. thank you for being here. appreciate you being here tonight. >> privilege to be with you, joy. >> let's talk about you wrote a couple points. the first point and i'll read a little bit, at this moment many wish for legal restrictions in the special counsel regulation that would block trump from pyripyr firing mueller but rules can only do so much. the system depends on separation of power and election of individuals with character and judgment. right now both are lacking. when you write that, which officials lacking character and determination did you have in mind? >> i definitely have in mind the president and i think it's important to take a step back and understand what you call this bombshell "new york times" report actually means. this idea that the president tried to fire mueller. i really do think that we are very possibly seeing the end of the trump presidency as a result of those re

the firepower on the robert muller side of investigation is considerable. the legal firepower on the other side, the defense counsel hired by people in the administration, in many cases it has not been as impressive, nearly as impressive. but one person on the trump side just got tom green. just got the guy you want. he just got upgraded his previous legal team to add tom green to it. which is a very serious move. and what makes it potentially a really important move for this whole scandal in this whole case is that the guy who appears to have hired tom green is already charged with multiple felonies. rick gates. cnn broke news that rick gates add the tom green to his defense team. he was seen outside robert mueller's office. there's a few things you could draw from this. one is that gates could be facing more charges. cnn reporting that the special counsel has prepared additional charges, a superseding indictment to go along with a dozen criminal counts they're already facing. now that tom green, the new lawyer, it seems that they could be negotiating some

muller so it could affect very much donald trump. this is a midterm election year in the u.s. but the democrats don't seem to have gone away or talk over this book why. well feel this is clearly a conflict between republicans so i can imagine that democrats are just sitting watching and probably smiling because these are two different parts of the republican party who are right now in a quite deep conflict i would say fairly mature boy in washington. still to come the day d.w. gets a message from the turkish jail where i german journalist accuses of holding him hostage so well done as huge as continued detention without charge me but he's rocking relations with germany. all this week d w has been looking at the year ahead for the world's major geopolitical players today it's the turn of the european union the e.u. faces a variety of tough issues but there are opportunities as well if germany can get a stable government take coat along with france lead efforts to reshape a bloc deeply shaken by breck's it the w. brussels correspondent

muller the special counsel if congress has passed sanctions and just a day or two before the state of the union this president pretty much said he's not going to enact them mention that either he didn't mention that either of course so i think the strategy is clear the republicans are trying to muddy the waters and clearly drag down the f.b.i. and the confidence in the f.b.i. and the federal government in order to make sure that it's just you know so muddy down that people not going to be able to differentiate and who's right and who's not in the co how do you explain to people here in europe when they're looking at the leader of the united states who in one of his most important speeches does not even mention the reality of the russian threat be it cyber or be it to nato whatever how do you explain this well he talked about all kinds of other things and the talk he gave basically focused mainly on an audience in the united states is not and so by focusing on his success for example in the economic sphere even though not all the facts that arrives he very much take the impression off

muller trump has reportedly called the or he's repeatedly called the investigation which hot yesterday a white house reporter asked white house press secretary huckabee sanders if the president says that this is all bogus why doesn't he just fire mr moeller and get this over with and here is her response they want to see this come to a complete and full conclusion i think we all know what everybody in this room would do if the president did that and i don't think that's helpful to the process i mean i heard that and i thought while so the white house says that the president is making crucial decisions based on what he expects the behavior of journalists to be so how in the world we supposed to report that. yeah first don't. nobody believes that if the president thinks that the heat is too intense at some point nobody believes that he won't actually get rid of the special prosecutor so let's let's set that aside. and while they say they may want to see the process come to fruition the truth is that the president and his advisors have spent the last basically the entirety of his term in

muller has subpoenaed steve benen to testify. well if it's true and it's going to be confirmed it's very significant because it would be the first time that mr miller is issuing a grand jury subpoena to seek information from from a member of president strums inner circle and it would be a clear signal that the investigation is intensifying and it's going to be concluded soon so it has to be confirmed but if you ask me i'm sure that it's very obvious that mr miller would like to speak to steve benen because of his very critical role during the trial come pain because of his critical role in the white house in the early days and because of his comments and michael walzer fire and fury book and were then on was quoted as saying that he expects the miller investigation to focus on money laundering thought of course i would assume that mr willow with miller would like to know wherever steve benen was just talking or whether he has actually half he has knowledge of what he was talking about mr mohler of course would like to do somethin

muller's russia investigation that interview came as mueller probes whether president trump's actions in office constituted obstruction of justice >>> vice president pence joining israeli prime minister netanyahu for a tour of the holocaust memorial in jerusalem. pence writing an inscription in the guest book and participating in a ceremony at the hall of remembrance. >>> palestinians calling for a general strike across the west bank and jerusalem it comes a day after vice president pence said the u.s. embassy in israel will move to jerusalem by the end of 2019 >>> and a new indepth report is shedding light on the health effects of e-cigarettes. the national academy of sciences finding that while e-cigarettes are not without health issues, they contain fewer toxins than regular cigarettes but there is strong evidence that its use may increase the risk of smoking among youth. >>> that is the news update this hour back downtown to "squawk alley." carl, i'll send it back to you >> all right sue, thank you very much >>> let's get over to seema mody who is here at post nine with the europe

robert lewandowski and muller spearheaded the comeback and shared the goals. this was muller's second, putting the game beyond doubt. the win takes bayern 16 points clear of bayer leverkusen. a late header snatched a point for inter against roma. a former milan forward put roma ahead. the equaliser came four minutes from time, but inter‘s winless run goes on. they have not won serie —— are serie a game since december. earlier on sunday, dries mertens ended a long goal drought to give napoli a 1—0 victory at atalanta, that saw the serie a leaders move four points clear. lazio scored five goals for the second league game in a row, as they hammered chievo 5—1. milan move up to seventh, after a 2—1win at cagliari. second—placed juventus clash with genoa on monday. harry kane struck his 99th premier league goal to save tottenham with a 1—1 draw against southampton. kane is nowjust a goal away from becoming the 27th member of the 100 club. the result moves spurs to within two points of fourth—placed liverpool, who have a game in hand. mauricio poch

. >> bret: once we get robert muller's conclusion? >> it's going to be a wild. i can tell you that a lot of people who have gone in and talk to him are convinced this is going to take longer than the white house is suggesting. >> it's going to take longer than that. the question is will it be out before election day in november >> the metaphor >> i don't see we would see any conclusions from him before at least the end of the summer. >> bret: panel, good discussion. thanks. when we come back, notable quotables. switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? a-ha. and an award-winning mobile app. that is more. oh, there's more. mobile id cards, emergency roadside service... more technology. i can even add a new driver... ...right from her phone! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease

in this portion, marine and general robert muller spoke with new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen and other officials about military readiness. the discussion iran a little over an hour. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> welcome to panel six, assessing the rebuild. will we have the strategy and resources to rebuild the military and fiscal 2019. on this panel we will evaluate president trump's desire to rebuild the military and we will look at the problems facing us. i would like to introduce our distinguished panel, eric ellma ellman, former undersecretary of this defense for policy from 2005 - 2009. he's a former ambassador to turkey and finland. miss marilyn houston who is the chairman, president and ceo of lockheed martin. he joined 30 years ago and rose all the way to the top. fortune magazine identified her as number three out of the 50 most powerful women in business around the world. kathleen hicks, director of international security program for csi s. she was appointed to the national commission on the future of the army by the president. she is

president, when you sit down with robert muller? with robert down muller, mr. president? >> the president of the united states. [applause] >> president trump gives his first state of the address to congress. following the speech, the democratic response from congressman joe kennedy. we will hear your reaction and comments from members of congress. president trump's state of the union address, tuesday night, live on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> on monday, a preview of the president's seat of the union address, including kellyanne conway, nancy pelosi, and angus king, and shalimar capital -- a nd -- it starts at 2:30 p.m. on c-span3. now, to a discussion on government ethics for federal employees. former director of government of ethics, walter, talked about possible conflicts of interest, and tensions for whistleblowers. this is 90 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome. re

it makes things that much more complicated and that much harder for robert muller a to draw his investigation to a close but b. to draw to a close in a way that all sides are going to say what happened and the results of it are both impartial as well as as should be respected consuming that six trimly are just to add to that i think that's extremely well said what loni just said and eloquently stated the only thing i would add to it is the notion that the f.b.i. there's systemic and bias inside the f.b.i. when both komi and muller are lifelong republicans just seems to me to be a little bit of a stretch and i just think it's kind of i think they're republicans are divided i think there's a group of republicans like lanny who are very responsible here and want to get the facts and that's what we all want the end of the day we just really want the facts and then i think there are another group of republicans like maybe new news and a few others who are kind of a little bit like inspector clouseau here and going down a lot of rabbit holes with a lot of kind of these half baked theories to discre

also dismissed as fake news a report suggesting he ordered the sacking of special prosecutor robert muller in june last year the new york times says trump backed down when the top white house lawyer threatened to resign miller is leading the probe into allegations of collusion between the trunk campaign team and russia in the twenty sixteen election . a fire in a hospital in south korea has killed at least thirty seven people including patients and nurses in an intensive care unit firefighters in the southern city of marianne managed to rescue dozens of others trapped by the flames the investigation is now underway. turkey's president says his forces will sweep kurdish fighters from the syrian border and could push all the way east to the iraqi frontier turkish offensive against the kurdish y.p. chief fighters in syria's african region is already strained ties with its nato ally the united states turkey considers the y.p. g a terrorist group but the militia has played a prominent role in u.s. led efforts to combat i still in syria. the u.n. says at least thirty people drowned when their bo

. >> woodruff: with these new revelations about robert muller's investigation coming to light, we turn now to a republican member of the senate intelligence committee, susan collins of maine. she also played a key role in building bipartisan agreement which led to the government's reopening monday night. we started with what these latest reports on mueller say about the state of his investigation. >> it suggests to me that the special counsel's investigation is proceeding. usually the lower-level witnesses are interviewed first, and then the special counsel works his way up the chain, if you will, to the most important figures. so it suggests to me that perhaps the investigation is nearing a conclusion in terms of the interviews. >> woodruff: meantime, i have to ask you about what's going on in the house. house republicans on the intelligence committee are calling into question what's going on at the f.b.i., casting their objectivity into question, calling for an investigation into missing text messages. are you supportive of what the house republicans are doing? >> i don't think it's

arguably the most important, the work of this man, robert muller. he is leading an investigation into those alleged ties between the trump campaign and russia. we have an update on that, in the last few minutes this copy has come into the newsroom , minutes this copy has come into the newsroom, telling us that mr trump's campaign manager paul manafort has sued robert muller, saying it exceeded his legal authority. tell us exceeded his legal authority. tell us more, that sounds significant. as you remember, paul manafort has been indicted for money laundering and corruption charges dating back to when he was before donald trump was my campaign manager to his lobbying activities on the part of ukrainian government officials. here he is now attempting to challenge that indictment, saying robert muller had overstepped his bounds. saying he should surely be focusing on this russia collusion investigation. it echoes a lot of what the white house is saying, that independent investigation is running wild. here we have a legal challenge authority. i don't th

it is a sit down with either robert muller himself or a member to visiting to talk about the issues. he can take breaks. it is different to the grand jury that it looked like steve bannon was going to be subjected to, until he made his own deal with the mueller team. there's been a series of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in the past 2a hours. mount kusatsu—shirane has erupted in japan. mount mayon in the philippines began erupting a few days ago. and then there have been earthquakes off the coast of java in indonesia, and off the coast of alaska. let's look at images from these events. i these from japan, where the eruption caused an avalanche. a soldier was killed. 14 others were injured. these are timelapse images of mount mayon in the philippines. these pictures are from indonesia. these workers and residents injakarta fleeing from high rise buildings that swayed after a 5.3 earthquake. and this is a trafficjam in alaska after people followed police orders to evacuate. that earthquake measured 7.9 and triggered a tsunami warning. that warning is no longer in place, by the w

campaign and russia. —— robert muller. we have been told a deal has been done and the grand jury appearance isn't certain to happen. katty kay in washington has been helping me understand. the subpoena for mr bannon to appear before a grand jury hasn't been totally rescinded, it is hanging out there like a shadow over his shoulder. he has agreed to have a more informal chat and composition with robert mueller‘s team, along the lines of what other people in donald trump's inner circle have done. it is a much more friendly environment for steve bannon. it comes on the heels of that committee meeting that he went to yesterday in the house of representatives in which he refused to answer some of the questions. i think if he plays the questions. i think if he plays the same card with robert mueller the same card with robert mueller the special prosecutor the special counsel would be particularly impressed. evidently mr bannon is talking to the investigators he was less talkative in front of a congressional committee yesterday

robert mueller is respected by the majority of americans. robert mueller has not charge the president with obstruction of justice. it may be something he considers but at the end of the investigation he will say whether or not there was and if there wasn't i think democrats are going to have a little bit of egg on their face. the president politically should go out and sit down with robert mueller and go under oath. >> harris: you think so? >> i do because this would help him and the nation he, if he puts this to bed and said this is everything i know, if he says so under oath and robert mueller backs that up, that there is no there there, it will help neil the nation and the president and his good graces and honesty ratings and it would help him move forward. >> harris: people who want to protect the president -- you know how it's going to be. these people are professionals at getting you into an encircled position. are you worried about the president being vulnerable in that situation? >> we haven't had the president's lawyers negotiate ho

chief house correspondent john roberts joins us with more. >> good news hour to everybody out there. this is the highest ranking member of the trump administration who has been interviewed by the special counsel's office so far for the most part, it's all been staff current and former but this now takes it up to the cabinet level. we are told of the interview took place sometime within the last week to ten days. lasted several hours. among the topics that he would've been interested in investigating clearly whether or not there was collusion between the trump campaign in russia during the election. your member jeff sessions was one of then candidate donald trump's closest advisors and the other thing that he is looking into is whether or not there was obstruction of justice and the firing of the former fbi director james comey. white house officials will not weigh in on this substance of the interview, though a short time ago on fox news, the principal deputy press secretary said he believes that the investigation will soon wrap up and they will be no finding of any wrongdoing betwee

to the contrary, what we've seen is a steady progression by robert muller's special counsel. we see people indicted. we've seen steve bannon making these statements about not only treason but suggesting that there's money laundering involved and we see that the special counsel says that he is making steady progress. to me, the impact of all the trump people think it's not trump, don't look for anything here, look the other way. look at the clintons. >> harris: we can do three things at once. you can look at the current investigation in the trump side of it. you can look at the next investigation and the clinton side of it. i want that to be looked at from this vein. what's their bias at that fbi? was there bias at the doj mack i want to look at the case of the fbi men and one woman. in the text messages that were exchanged. take a look at that. was there any furthering of that mentality they are and what was the insurance policy that peter and this woman said they agreed upon? >> harris: hold on one second. america deserves to have it stressed to renewed news agencies that ar

fÉlix: el fiscal especial de la llamada trama rusa, robert muller es el hombre perfecto para aclarar si hubo injerencia rosada -- rosa --rusa. un hombre hispano sufriÓ daÑo cerebral tras verse involucrado en un enfrentamiento policial el que fue impactado dos veces con una pistola elÉctrica, ahora su familia exige justicia, pero la policÍa se defiende diciendo que el hombre representaba una amenaza . andrea linares nos muestra el vÍdeo de las cÁmaras corporales. andrea: era el 3 de agosto de 2016 cuando estos policÍas rodearon este complejo de apartamentos en utah. los oficiales le pedÍan a un residente que saliera con las manos arriba y de acuerdo con la policÍa, fernando coronado estaba mentalmente perturbado, su esposa habÍa llamado al 911 para alertar de que Él estaba ebrio y querÍa suicidarse. [habla en inglÉs] " estamos aquÍ para ayudarlo, hÁganos caso", decÍan los agentes. tornÁndose mostrÓ desafiante y comenzÓ a caminar hacia los agentes . fernando se deplorÓ golpeÁndose la cabeza contra una puerta. fernando todavÍa recuerda lo que viviÓ ese dÍa. " yo

muller le presentÓ cargos a mano por por lavado de dinero y otros cargos. esto formarÍa parte de la estrategia para invalidar. ilia: el presidente trump odio a usar twitter para enfrentar al gobernador coriano-- de corea del norte. trump dijo que Él tiene un botÓn nuclear al alcance de su mano, pero que el suyo es mÁs grande y más poderoso. hace el mandatario respondiÓ las afirmaciones de jong un, que dijo el lunes que todos estados unidos estÁ al alcance de sus ramas nucleares . dijo que-- armas nucleares. dijo que es la realidad y no una amenaza. jorge: esta madrugada se restableciÓla conversación entre corea del norte y corea del sur. se tratÓ de una llamada telefÓnica a cuatro dÍas de que el mandatario norcoreano diera seÑales de abrir un diÁlogo con su vecino. la llamada se realizÓ y se recibiÓ donde en pocos dÍas se va a llevar a cabo una reuniÓn entre ambas coreas y naciones unidas. ilia: lo que fernando estÁ buscando-- la casa blanca y el congreso estÁn buscando evitar el cierre de gobierno . buscan la financiaciÓn del muro fron

muller. dicha entrevista fue confirmada por el new york times. es el primer miembro del gabinete de donald trump con funciones que es investigado por este caso que hablaron con Él durante varias horas acerca de la supuesta obstrucciÓn de justicia por parte del presidente. javier: salen a la luz imÁgenes que han conmocionado al paÍs, hablamos de la familia que hemos seguido muy de cercael momento en que los 13 niÑos sometidos a tratos inhumanos son rescatados. recordemos que el estremecedor hecho tuvo lugar en california y se descubriÓ gracias a que una de las hijas mayores logrÓ escapar y avisar a la policÍa. tenemos imÁgenes que está dando la vuelta a los estados unidos. carolina: recordemos que "ediciÓn digital" estÁ en todas partes y nos gustarÍa que puedan enviar informaciÓn, fotografÍas y eventos que pasan en tu ciudad. javier: al volver. carolina: arrestan a conductor de uber te abusara pasajeras que recogÍa afuera de discotecas en california. con esto y mÁs volvemos. c

mÜller y que seguirÍa las recomendaciones de sus abogados. la campaÑa del presidente trump con moscÚ si el propio presidente ha tratado de obstruir esta investigaciÓn. josÉ, regreso contigo. >>> mori montenegro en washington. gracias. nos preocupamos de una de las tantas redadas migratorias que se multiplican en todo el paÍs. >>> el operativo queda registrado frente a cÁmara ocurriÓ en un taller mÉdico en georgia. los arrestos de inmigrantes han aumentado un 80%. angie sandoval tiene las imÁgenes. es un operativo de ice en proceso, que muestra pocas veces hasta donde llegan para buscar a los indocumentados. >>> la voz del periodista que grabÓ las imÁgenes. >>> dice que te tranquilices. >>> y que sirviÓ de intÉrprete por telÉfono, entre las autoridades y el hombre que ice quiere arrestar pero tiene miedo yo de salir del taller. >>> ok ya salgo. >>> con las manos arriba, por favor. >>> lo miras. >>> quÉ te levantes la camisa levantes las manos. >>> pocos minutos despuÉs el hombre sale con las manos en alt y es esposado, presunta

mÜller. >> dispuesto a llegar hasta las Últimas consecuencias no importa el tiempo que tome y a quiÉn impacto, en washington lory para noticias telemundo. >> se confirmaron al menos ocho muertos por la ola de frÍo Ártico que sigue rompiendo rÉcords, ayer en el 90% del paÍs la temperatura estuvo bajo el punto de congelaciÓn de 32°f, los meteorÓlogos dicen que lo peor estÁ apenas por venir, rebeca smith informa. >> yo estoy aquÍ desde el 56 es la primera vez que siento esto tan terrible. >> iris lleva mÁs de 60 aÑos viviendo en estados unidos y dice que nunca habÍa sentido tanto frÍo, como ella 116 millones de habitantes en este paÍs estÁn bajo alerta por las gÉlidas temperaturas, gloria se ha abrigado el doble para poder salir. >> poquito a poquito, dos medias, dos pantalones debajo, uno mÁs grande. >> las bajas temperaturas han tomado a muchos desprevenidos como este policÍa en las afueras de dallas que res paloÓ y cayo mientras un vehÍculo se aproximaba peligrosamente, en indianapolis una mujer cayÓ con su vehÍculo a un lago congelado, afortunadamente la salvan