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dangerous and it s really the lack of visibility. we can barely see 100 yards in either direction and obviously with the winds blowing at this speed if there is debris flying through the air i don t want to be out in the middle of that and get caught up side the head by some flying branch or anything like that reporter: hold on one second, ed. stay where you are. stay where you are right now because some of these big trees are surrounding this hotel. i don t know if they re going to make it. they re starting to creep out. look, the palm tree is an extraordinary piece of vegetation. there s no question about it. they re built to bend. there are a lot of trees that aren t that and they re starting to split and fail under the strain on them and we ve been watching it and the concern is that these trees are going to go into the structures across and while they may not look physically impressive to you, we re talking about thousands and thousands of pounds and even more of that for ....
tonight, the global headline today. the american princess. prince harry asks the young woman he met from the u.s. to be his wife. the history made. the first american who will now officially join the royal family. her father, white, her mother, black. and the ring with diamonds from diana. also tonight, president trump, igniting outrage with native american heroes from world war ii standing behind him at the white house. what he said today. senator al franken returning to the hill and his message to the women. but will his apology be enough? and roy moore tonight. will the president campaign for him? the russia investigation. abc news tonight learning of a meeting between michael flynn s lawyers and special counsel robert mueller s team. is flynn now planning to cooperate? massive evacuations tonight. american tourists among them. the volcano erupting. and the standoff at the mall. the officer opening fire, panicked shoppers running for cover. good evening. and it ....
tamara keith, white house correspondent for npr. and ken vogel political reporter for the new york times. thank you all for being with us especially as part of our leadoff panel tonight. ken, i ll lead off with you. what do you make of this bank subpoena, if true, is it a big deal? what else does it speak of? absolutely. we always kind of knew that this was a possibility that mueller would start looking into donald trump s finances and this subpoena, again, if it is accurate that deutsche bank has been subpoenaed, would indicate that he is fully going down that route. deutsche bank is significant because donald trump it has at least $130 million worth of donald trump s debt and it sold some of that debt or could have sold some of that debt to russian banks. that could potentially give these russian banks some leverage over donald trump. and so you have the combination here potentially of donald trump s finances as well as his dealings with russia and how those two things ....
it s monday, february 26th. i m ayman mohyeldin alongside louis burgdorf. students at margie stoneman douglas high school expected to return to class as early as wednesday following the deadly shooting that took place there less than two weeks ago. an orientation was held yesterday where students and parents returned to the school for the first time since the attack that killed 17 students and staff members. the fbi and local authorities now facing more criticism in the wake of that attack. according to the new york times, less than six weeks before the shooting, a woman who knew the gunman said on the fbi s tip line, i know he s going to explode. mean wile, the brawl ard county sheriff s office is investigating why three of its deputies apparently remained outside the school during the shooting. the news came days after another deputy, scott peterson, resigned following reports that he, too, had not gone inside the school to confront the shooter. the broward county sheriff scot ....
atta attack. they see our resolve breaking and it becomes a tweet without meaning he s hurt himself in forth corkorea. he ll look in the eyes of russia and iran. we have full coverage today for you from the top stories from white house correspondent jeff bennett and rodriguez and alexi from axios and npr and i ll talk to castro coming up. let s head to the white house for reaction. jeff, another good day to you on this sunday. what can you tell us? president trump responded using what is his favorite me megaphone twitter to level the most direct criticism yet. president trump says putin wbr id= wbr1755 /> bears responsibility for that deadly chemical weapons attack in /b> out saying we don t want the united states to get embroiled in another war in the middle east. there is still a lot of feeling along americans that we went into the war in iraq under pretense that was false, there was a lot of fatigue about being in iraq for so long and so the support for any action fel ....