We ask that you turn off your cell phones. So i see some of you reaching to do that right now. Today we want to welcome the coauthors of the best selling book titled empty mansions the mysterious life of Huguette Clark and the spending of a Great American fortune. Bill dedman is an Investigative Reporter. An Investigative Reporter for nbc news. He received in 1989 Pulitzer Prize investigative reporting for his work, the series was called the color of money which was a series of articles in the atlantic journal of constitution on Racial Discrimination i mortgage lenders in middle income neighborhoods. In 2010, bill introduced the public there is Huguette Clark and her in the mansion to his compelling series of narratives for nbc which by the way became the most popular featured feature in the history of abcs news website with 110 million page views. Pretty impressive. Paul newell is with this, a cousin of Huguette Clark and paul has researched the clark Family History for over 20 years.
Show. But first, it was a big week for President Trump on the international stage, meeting with a number of g20 World Leaders including Vladimir Putin. Among topics of discussion was the escalating tensions with north korea. Joining me is gordon chang, a columnist for the daily beast and author of the books nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world and the coming collapse of china. Also with me is malcolm nance our msnbc terrorist analyst and executive director of the terror asymmetrics project. He is the author of the plot to hack america, how putins cyber spies and wikileaks tried to steal the 2016 election. Gordon, how does the world look this morning at the United States . I mean, we saw this week g20, first time the United States was not front and center on a lot of the issues in terms of dominating, had stepped out of the Climate Change accord in paris, some were even saying it was the g19 plus 1. How do we look to the world this morning . We look different. It was clear f
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cloud coverage pesky low coverage system leaving us not only with the clouds but also showers quick look at radar for you, our fox 5 live doppler radar will show you some areas are seeing a little bit of light rainfall not all that much but there is some out there and some of it will be spotty throughout the course of the day. back to our weather maps, a look at your planner, cool conditions, rain it won t be a total wash out keep your eyes to the sky later part of the day into the evening we expect to see more rain moving in dreary not the greatest but the 5 day forecast is offering a lot of promise i will have those details later. back to you. all right gwen thank you very much following a developing story overseas, fate of amanda knox hangs in the balance chef the jury got the murder appeals case for the former college exchange student, 3 hours a go. yes, indeed alison and tony, knox and her former boyfriend were convicted of killing her college roommate during a drug
speak shortly thereafter. protests have gone under way first thing this morning. and the man who calls himself the king of kings, libyan leaders, gadhafi, denounced the role in the lockerbie bombing and seen as the key player in the release of the lockerbie bombing and the release tied to demand for energy resources in africa for the united kingdom. we start with the news of the day, though. ron allen, and we have ross, where apparently the tent is, for now. ron, what is going on u.n.? reporter: we expect the president to be here to speak in half an hour, dylan. it will be different from when president bush was here. president bush had a welcome at the u.n. because of the iraq war. the president will strike a different tone. or try to. i think the key word is engagement. and we have a graphic that shows the president and what he will say. he will talk about what he calls the new era of engagement with the world. now it s time to take on our share of responsibility. and the