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Welcome, im martine croxall. We begin with the latest in the Middle East, following two days of explosions in lebanon. The united states says its involved in intensive diplomatic efforts to prevent the conflict between Israel And Hezbollah escalating further. The comments come after explosions triggered in pagers and Walkie Talkies used by hezbollah killed at least 32 people and injured thousands. The leader of hezbollah, which some western states have designated a terrorist organisation, is exp...

hello, welcome to the programme. the israeli military has said air strikes on a convoy in gaza, which left seven aid workers dead, happened after a series of "grave mistakes". israel has sacked two senior officers and has given its first detailed account about how and why it carried out the attack. here are the key points. the idf says the strike should not have happened and expressed its deep sorrow for the incident. it says those who approved the strike were convinced they were targe...

The latest news from around the world with Victor Blackwell and Christi Paul. Remains of americans killed in the korean war, none of it is gaining tracks trump thinks it deserves because he is back in the position of being on defense when it comes to russia, and his legal team is going after Michael Cohen now, a man trump recently was defending because the narrative surrounding the Infamous Trump tower meeting with donald trump jr. Are now being shifted. Lynn, lets talk about the economy. There ...

More problematic is cohens new claim that the president was aware of the trump tower meeting previously and certainly the person with the bulls eye on them is don jr., he testified under oath contrary to that. >> right. he is the one that very much could be caught up for a lie if thats in fact what it turns out to be. sham -- shan wu, thank you. no details have been shared how to improve election security, but politics reporter is with us and cnn national security analyst. thank you for being ...

Tell that to christopher steele. it did. and it did compromise information that should have ideally been held private. so i mean i just dont see this. i dont see that. i think the democrats were put in a place where they needed to clarify very misleading document that nunes put out and it is unfortunate that we had to be in these circumstances in the first place. >> i would just say spending a lot of time on capitol hill, though, the difference between the amount of information that comes out fr...

North korea? >> i think china, on the leadership -- on north korea as a whole they have an enormous influence. could china bring about regime change, which is what a lot of people are asking about? maybe. that might be something they ultimately do. >> you talk a little bit about how the danger of north korea launching a cyber attack. >> north korea does have capabilities. i wouldnt put them in the very top tier, like china or russia, for example. they have strong capabilities. we saw that in the...

Presidents to become steadily more open with citizens about how they conduct business and more mindful of ethics. major party candidates have released their tax returns, revealing information about their finances and any potential conflicts of interest and, as of the barack obama presidency, the white house has released voluminous records on who visited the executive mansion grounds so scitizens could know who was meeting with the president and his staff. the latest news is that mr. trump will n...

The trump white house will not release its visitor logs. the decision to freeze the information without specific freedom act request was announced the afternoon of the good friday holiday. communications director cited grave national security risks and private concerns of the hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, or devin nunes. said the new policy will save $20,0 $70,000. wait, what about flights and trips to mar-a-lago because im sure its more than $70,000. who let devin nunes. he has gr...

The nations progress toward transparency, he may find that the reservoir of trust is very shallow. kristen welker joins us from the white house. >> reporter: as you point out, this was released on good friday. let me tell youhat thwhite house is saying about this move and then we can break down the criticism on the other side. they say this is for national security. grave national security risks, they say, are at stake here. and also privacy concerns of the hundreds of thousands of visitors annu...

Pro-life -- exactly, were not just talking about abortion, were talking about cultural issues that have disconnected democrats from the core of this country. now, mika, ive just got to say its time for us to go to break. youve got to stop talking so much. >> i know. can you believe it. you know what im going to do, igoing to apologize, im sorry. >> what am i supposed to say here. i was just joking. >> when we were off air i asked who let devin nunes into the white house? do we not know how that ...