history. as member of zimbabwe s parliament began debating whether to impeach the president, the speaker of the parliament interrupted. he had a letter of resignation to read. i hereby tender my resignation as president of the republic of zimbabwe with immediate effect. well, mr mugabe s letter said his decision was taken to allow smooth transition of power, and that it was volu nta ry. transition of power, and that it was voluntary. well, voluntary is one word for it, unavoidable is another. he refused to resign last week after a military takeover and refused to resign after mass protests at the weekend. he refused to resign when he was sacked by his own party on sunday, and he ignored a deadline to go on monday. he even called his normal cabinet meeting for today, tuesday, but there was nothing normal about this tuesday. the pressure has told, his 37 years as president has ended. look at these pictures we have seen in harare today. this is inside the parliament as the news
his hour-long talk with trump and putin s next move in the fight against isis. plus i woke up in love this morning the life and legacy of actor/singer david cassidy, dead at 67. hello, long time viewers in the united states and around the world. i m isha sesay live in los angeles. well, for weeks in the use, lurid accusations of sexual misconduct have been leveled at powerful men in show biz, the news media and in politics. one of those men, alabama s republican senate candidate roy moore. and now the u.s. president is at least speaking out to defend moore s candidacy. that s despite several women who have accused moore of unwanted sexual advances when they were teenagers and he was in his 30s. donald trump has a lot associate stake in the senate race. he needs every single republican vote he can get to pass tax reform. and if moore can t overcome this scandal, well, then a democrat doug jones could take that senate seat. one source says mr. trump also didn t want
picked different successors. welcome to our viewers around the united states, all around the world, we re live in atlanta. i m natalie allen. and i m george howell, 5:00 a.m. in the u.s. cnn newsroom starts right now. and we begin in egypt, the egyptian air force says it found and destroyed vehicles involved in from s terror attack in northern sinai, killing at least some of the terrorists thought to be responsible. they carried out the brutal well-planned attack at a sufi morph detonating explosives to draw people out and then opening fire as they all ran out. even ambushing ambulances that showed up to help. by the end, at least 235 people were killed, making this the deadliest terror attack in recent history. cnn s ian lee followed the story and is joining us live. ian, the air force said it struck several vehicle carrying mitt tants. what more can you tell us about it. reporter: yeah, this decision was may by president abdul fatah assi assisi. the military, an
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IN a battle between the two giants, Australia's BHP says it can reverse a losing trend at Anglo American. But Russia's eventual return to the market could send prices crashing. by AKANI CHAUKEJOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) - AN attempted buyout of Anglo American by Australia's biggest company has forced the African mining giant to consider selling