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We are covering multiple important breaking news stories tonight. buckle up. a fast paced breaking news opening monologue. we begin with this breaking news. cnn is officially being sued for $275 million for their destructive, malicious reporting of covington high school student 16-year-old nicholas sandman. attorney lynn wood. i told you. this guy is great. he is now representing the sandman family. has a great long track record of successfully holding these media outlets for their irresponsible...

>> i dont think so. i think they feel it is trump is a special case that is the best take on it. the worst case is that they thought all along that hillary clinton tesco and they started this during the campaign that she was going to be elected not behavior would not be excused, if not rewarded. once i felt they thought they would take this campaign effort, the dossier. when he said he opened up the counterintelligence investigation, he had no grounds for doing so. all he had was the rumors and ...

Human mission to mars? >> yes, were looking to target the mid 2030s. there is a lot to be done between now and then. what were doing is were going to the moon under the presidents space policy directive 1. were going to the move, and what he said is were going to go sustainably. in other words, were not going to leave flags and footprints and not go back in 50 years. were going to take international partners, were going to take commercial partners. were going to go sustainably with humans, and l...

>> they got the drop on him with machine guns and basically said, "halt or die." and he stopped. he gave himself up. >> reporter: the end of the line. >> that was the first time he had ever had handcuffs on in his life. >> reporter: it was also the first time anyone on the island heard wild bills real name -- >> my name is william dathan holbert. >> reporter: fun-loving bocas del toro bartender wild bill cortez was in fact, william dathan holbert, a 30-year-old whod been on the run from american...

First time in a long while. murders in americas largest cities dropped by 6% compared to 2016. the police departments here today have provided us with new homicide data, showing steep declines over the last two years including an estimated reduction of 16% in new orleans, 27% in newark and 30% in milwaukee. thats great. three places. a great job. youre doing a great job there. and my administration, we understand that reducing crime begins with respecting law enforcement. we will not tolerate sm...

President hina was talking about a normal forgotten relic of the explosive nuclear past. this part of the pacific is steeped in history its mute witnesses are everywhere here. and. anywhere talk wrong galop butyric bikini these are tolls were ground zero for us atomic weapons tests the islanders were evacuated from their homes and off the cleanup work the americans left to they placed radioactive soil and debris ninety thousand tons of atomic waste under a huge concrete dome on room its island b...

Dropouts a chance at a future they also learn how to make the traditional stick charts of the ancient marshallese marah dance. moves or at least i dont know they looking piece can move in. and out on if i really want the outrage to travel. long if at a time when the pacific islanders are facing rough weather even a wood model can help make people more resilient even to rock and slike the ancestors. and id like to have a family and be a carpenter on a. building boats boosts confidence these peopl...

For sustainable livelihood. but the canoe is not just a means of transportation it creates identity and anyone who can build one has a skill that can and money with this project allison kaylin the coworkers give young dropouts a chance at a future they also learn how to make the traditional stick charts of the ancient marshallese marantz. out in new york at least i dont know they looking hes going in. and out on his i really wonder how dave to travel. if at a time when the pacific islanders are ...

Atomic weapons tests the islanders were evacuated from their homes and off the cleanup work the americans left to they placed radioactive soil in the brink ninety thousand tons of atomic waste under a huge concrete dome on roommates island but the provisional shelter is deteriorating and the water is seeping into the bottom of it. climate change is reopening old wounds. do you hate the americans. while i was it was i dont. i dont want to be somebody that. anger and disappointment a thousand kilo...

Want the same laws applied to all i believe its by the end of the twenty that we have to comply and we working on that. very diligently and we see no reason why we should not comply so we should go from being on the gray list to being on the goodness and certainly not the blacklist. since last years devastating hurricane erma pressure is growing on the financial sector to keep generating profits for the islanders were and will are to end up on the blacklist it would be another disaster for the i...