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Clearly the judge was not pleased with any of these circumstances, was very direct and firm in his comments, of course laid down this friday deadline that youve already noted that there will be a lot of people burning the midnight oil tonight in the justice department. clearly the department of justice lawyer, who i do not know personally, but certainly, i think, enjoys a fine reputation, was just unsettled. he did the best he could being surprised and caught off-guard. but well just have to see...

Means to south korea? >> reporter: yeah, well, south korea, especially president moon, was very invested in this u.s.-naep nuclear negotiation process. they wanted to succeeds. president moon has put a lot of his own capital into this process. it stands to reason that he would be very much in five of a meeting, why not? thats a good photo opportunity. it means the talks are still alive. it means theres a prospect for nuclear -- a nuclear deal. however, its totally clear that he was caught offgua...

Would usually see between the u.s., south korea, and north korea, in a meeting of this level. >> north korean was taken offguard. they didnt know it was happening. the presidents administration didnt know it was going to happen. let me ask you this -- what happens if kim jong-un does not respond? >> reporter: if kim jong-un doesnt show up its a huge embarrassment for president trump because he said it publicly. the trips to the dmz are often kept in secret because they often dont work out. the f...

The invitation tweet to kim jong-un to meet in the demilitarized zone caught us off guard and his staff. some tasked with organizing the visit to the dmz which would happen today in korea. president trump is banking on this potential visit and meeting as a way to restart talks with kim jong-un. a man who he has had virtually nothing but positive things to say. they exchanged letters. the president described as friendly over the last several weeks. president trump is urging him to show up at the ...

Do you look presidential? do you feel better than the others? on that register, who made a difference to you tonight? >> i was impressed with cory booker, but i was impressed with cory booker because i was with cory booker down in georgia when we did a cnn town hall with him, and i got to see how he interacted with people. i actually had a feeling for every one of these candidates on the stage because weve done town halls with every one of them. i think elizabeth warren did well. i mean, i think...

And theres frankly no rhyme or reason to whats been happening for so many years. as a result, americans such as erica, who is here today, finds themselves in deeply unfair situations. erica, please, if you would come up and just explain what happened to you. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. president. [applause] >> thank you. over the last three and a half years, well fighting stage three cancer, we visited many health care facilities. we saw price variation that just caught us off guard. ...

He will one hour from now. all right. the man who has dominated the headlines for more than two years now stepping out of the shadows one hour from now. robert mueller, the special counsel, will be making a statement on his investigation into russian meddling. welcome to a new hour of "americas newsroom." im sandra smith. this is breaking news. >> bill: good morning. we do not know a ton right now and we do not know the thrust of the special counsels statement. a lot of ground to be covered sinc...

Department. we have shared the shadow and we did a live update on exactly when this thing took place. and from there, we just asked citizens, you know, to be on lookout for this vehicle. the thing that caught us off-guard is that as im there at the perimeter live while this thing is going on, we just had citizens after citizens showing up saying im here to volunteer. what can i do to help? we basically told them take the pictures we have put on social media and go help us find this car. >> so wh...

Will you pardon paul manafort? >> i have nost even given it a thought as of this moment. its not something thats right now on my mind. i do feel badly for paul manafort. >> right after the sentencing took place here in washington, d.c., the manhattan district attorney filed state charges against him which would seem to be a way to get around the effect of any pardon that might be done. >> i dont know anything about it. i havent heard that. >> president trump right there caught off-guard as he re...

To be made that he was very careful in his language around this. again, this is something he volunteered, it was in his opening testimony, it was not necessarily something that was brought up because he was asked a question and caught off-guard, it was something he volunteered. i mean, if you read the language to the letter, you can make that argument. this does give, as weve seen with rudy giulianis comments today, republicans a way to attack his credibility further which they didnt seem to eve...