I am Shannon Bream in washington. Its true if true, its a bombshell we are starting with. Rudy giuliani says special ponds or Robert Mueller is promising to follow Justice Department guidelines that a sitting president cannot be indicted. Has implications for the Russia Collusion probe and may come as a disappointing to the president s critics. Kristin fisher have the details. This is a Significant Development but it still doesnt mean that President Trump is unclear. What it means is that according to his attorney, the Special Convalesce concluded that he did not have the power to indict a sitting president. Robert mueller could recommend impeachment to the House Of Representatives but an indictment Rudy Giuliani said tonight that mueller told him two weeks ago that his team will follow the Department Of Justice guidelines which has a sitting president cannot be indicted. I think that they have the facts on which they can write their report. Going to write a fair report, write it. If y
Muir is next. Im kristen and he. Tonight, the president punts, holding his own event. After disinviting the champion Philadelphia Eagles, instead many in the crowd today for the president , white house staffers. Calling it a celebration of america, after he learned only a handful of eagles players were going to come. And tonight, the controversy of this image. The player praying before a game, speaking out now after this image was used to make it look like the eagles were kneeling during the anthem. The urgent alert at this hour from authorities. Volcanic debris is coming down yet again. And new images tonight, families trying to outrun giant plumes of ash. Some buried alive. The heartbreaking headline here in New York City tonight. A name known to so many, designer kate spade, famous for her handbags and womens accessories, found dead inside her apartment. The letter she left behind. New tonight, what the judge
is now saying involving paul manafort, after Robert Muellers team accused
A roundup of the days events. The most powerful men in hollywood, ceo chairman of cbs les moonves under fire. And we hear from the reporter who broke the story, ronan farrow. Heres abcs chief National Affairs correspondent, tom llamas. Reporter tonight les moonves, one of most powerful men in hollywood, under investigation by his own company, cbs, after allegations of sexual misconduct. The accusations from six women from encounters that happened 20 years ago that range from inappropriate kissing to sexual assault, surfacing tonight in a new yorker expose by ronan farrow. In the article actress and writer Illeana Douglas tells farrow, what happened to me was a sexual assault, and then i was fired for not participating. She recounts an incident in moonves office. Moonves office. In a millisecond, he got one arm over me, pinning me, she said. Moonves was violently kissing her, holding her down on the couch with her arms above her head. Producer Christine Peters recounts a similar experie
A recap of the days headlines and a look at whats in store for tomorrow. Believe we will not had those kind of sustained numbers again the 2008 recession they say me did at antiquated jobs especially in manufacturing. Now replaced by automation and the industrialization of third world countries. New jobs are coming back and advanced manufacturing hence th need for retraining. Thats what fourth Generator Engine Manufacturer told the president in iowa on thursday. Hes got 150 employees and need a lot more. The jobs are out there, everybody is seeing they are busier than they dont know wha to do bird were so busy that weve got guys on mandatory overtime and their great guys, just want more of them. I saw a guy or waiting less at the said hes here are hiring. I think thats a good sign. Whether those gdp numbers ar sustainable may depend on whether employers like can fill those vacant jobs. One way to try to do that is by setting up expensive Job Retraining Programs made possible in part by
A roundup of the days events. A roundup of the days events. Both officers fire, Shooting Blevins four times. Blevins later dying. At a Press Conference today, members of a police union said the two officers acted heroically and believed their lives were in danger. The whole time, hes looking back, getting position on where the officers are at to acquire a target to shoot them. Reporter at a later Press Conference, the county prosecutor took to the podium to defend the police department. But before he could announce charges would not be filed against the two officers, family and protesters rushed the podium, cutting him off. We want the cops arrested within the next 48 hours and prosecuted to the fullest degree of the law, because this was murder. And alex perez joins us live tonight from minneapolis. Alex, emotions raw there. We saw the family and the protesters at that News Conference today. They want justice for their family member. And the city bracing for possible more protests . R