Knew the ambassador. I dont know him very well. I have not spoken to him much. He is not a man i know well. Seems like a nice guy, though. In other major news this evening an annoucement from Buckingham Palace in the last hour that Prince Andrew is stepping back from public duties for the forseeable future. It follows an explosive interview with the bbc in which he was widely criticised for his lack of remorse over his friendship with the convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein. Hello, and welcome. I am Christian Fraser in london, Michelle Fleury is in washington. Two major stories tonight. We are going to turn shortly to the testimony we have been hearing on capitol hill through the day. But we are going to start with the announcement in the last hour that the duke of york, Prince Andrew, is stepping back from his royal duties for the foreseeable future. In a statement from Buckingham Palace, Prince Andrew he said he deeply sympathised with epsteins victims and everyone who has been a
Trumps sarcasm . Right now, the severe storms pounding the east. From washington, d. C. To philly to new york city. The air scare tonight. Passengers watching as an engine ignites moments after takeoff. And the alarming moment for the pope. The fall during mass, and tonight, word from the vatican. Good eve pressure could not be greater for Hillary Clinton. Clinton will make history tonight here, the first woman to accept the nomination of a major party. But she knows, this is a country divided. A country with ta very trong opinion about her already. Youre looking live at the Convention Hall right now. We have learned clinton is still tweaking her speech tonight. The campaign knows, and Hillary Clinton knows, that she must come onto that stage tonight and say something, reveal something that could change minds already 25 years. It all comes after president only bama made his case for clinton last night. Hiss onetime rival, who became a close partner in the white house, and a friend afte
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