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Lavish greeting in vietnam. hundreds waving american flags. "tremendous crowds," he tweeted, "so much love." after a nearly 3,000-mile, 65-hour journey, kim jong-un stepped off his armored train in vietnam to a red carpet welcome. the grinning north korean dictator outpacing one of his aides, who scrambled to keep up. the journey offered rare, unscripted glimpses of the reclusive leader. japanese tv capturing him puffing a cigarette while his sister, kim yo-jong, held a crystal ashtray. in vietnam, a more familiar scene. kim's security detail jogging alongside his armored mercedes. for summit ...

So i can't imagine it could survive the veto, but i will veto it, yes. >> reporter: if he does, the conversation will quickly turn to if they have enough votes on capitol hill to override that veto. christine and dave. at least one republican senator plans to vote against the national emergency. thom tillis says he favors border security, but he worries that the president has overreached. he writes, as a conservative, i cannot endorse a president that i know future left wing presidents will exploit to advance radical policies that will erode economic and individual freedoms. susan collins an...

Not only because of the second summit with north korea in vietnam, but also because the former fixer and attorney michael cohen is meeting with three committees both privately and publicly. today he will meet with the senate intelligence committee behind closed doors, but this of course is public testimony in front of the house oversight committee that is garnering the most attention and anticipation. michael cohen is expected to talk about a breadth of issues related to president trump, personal dealings, business dealings out side of the russia scope. whether the president broke any laws, an...

Perform oil sral sex on him and assaulted both boys a month later and then groped this choir boy in the cathedral. now, the other choir boy, he died five years ago from a drug overdose. and that is what prompted his friend to go to police and report this abuse. so it was one man's testimony that brought down cardinal george pell. as we know, this is extremely timely considering what has taken place in rome over the weekend, the pope holding this summit on child sexual abuse calling for an all-out battle and describing abusers. and it will be interesting to what he says to george pell. this is ...

Thom tillis says he fairs border security, but he worry hes that the president has overreached. he writes, as a conservative, i cannot endorse a president that i know future left wing presidents will exploit to advance radical policies that will erode economic and individual freedoms. in a few hours president trump lands in vietnam for a second summit with kim jung-un. the north korean dictator arrived in a heavily armed train, his preferred mode of travel. the two leaders planning to build on their first meeting and their agreement to work toward complete denuclearization of the korean peni...