Now. Off the job and on the picket line. Thousands of Union Auto Workers take part in a coordinated strike against the Big Three Automakers simultaneously. The first time this has ever happened. Well take you to where talks stand at this hour. Plus, donald trump denies he ever asked a maralago staffer to delete surveillance video, potential evidence in his classified documents case. And the former president says he is willing to testify under oath. But will his attorneys let him . And what trump is saying about the secret documents he took from the white house. Utter destruction. Thats how a cnn reporter is describing scenes in libya after catastrophic flooding there. 5,000 lives confirmed lost. Making matters worse, the u. N. Says most of the deaths could have been avoided. We are following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. It is an American Labor strike unlike anything the nation has ever seen. Right now, thousands of auto wor
So first id like to respectfully that we here, San Francisco, are based in the alamo, which is the traditional unceded lands of the colonial people. And we pay respect to elders both past and, present. I want to thank robin as a veto Robin Mccloskey has a veto for hosting us tonight. Her grandfather, edward built this building in 1925. And weve been have had wonderful events up here that will continue this summer with a great party for the silent Film Festival which. Robin is a benefactor. Lets say that so Christina Gerhardt is with us who did this amazing book which i think some of you have already is associate professor, founder of the Environmental Humanities Initiative at the university of hawaii at, manoa, former bear and professor in environment and the at the high meadows Environment Institute at Princeton University and a permanent senior at the university of california, berkeley, and where she previously professor gerhart has been awarded fellowships by the fulbright commissio
So first id like to respectfully that we here, San Francisco, are based in the alamo, which is the traditional unceded lands of the colonial people. And we pay respect to elders both past and, present. I want to thank robin as a veto Robin Mccloskey has a veto for hosting us tonight. Her grandfather, edward built this building in 1925. And weve been have had wonderful events up here that will continue this summer with a great party for the silent Film Festival which. Robin is a benefactor. Lets say that so Christina Gerhardt is with us who did this amazing book which i think some of you have already is associate professor, founder of the Environmental Humanities Initiative at the university of hawaii at, manoa, former bear and professor in environment and the at the high meadows Environment Institute at Princeton University and a permanent senior at the university of california, berkeley, and where she previously professor gerhart has been awarded fellowships by the fulbright commissio
Soon. In the fast lane, aston martin plans a fiveyear trade and investment drive in china worth over 600 Million Pounds. We will speak to the ceo, next. We are less than a halfhour from the start of european trading. Take a look at futures right now. We are seeing gains across the board on the major indexes with the exception of the ibex sorry, the ftse mib and stockholm. Here on the board, ftse futures gaining 0. 4 , dax futures up 0. 5 . Lets start with some of the earnings this morning. Roche expects sales growth to slow this year. It is counting on new drugs in the pipeline to offset revenue losses in its oncology medicine. Joining us from switzerland, the ceo of roche. Welcome to the program. Thanks for joining us. About 2018 as kind of the year of the cliff edge for drugmakers, for roche especially. How well do you think these new drugs in things like hemophilia are going to offset the loss of your cancer drugs . Im very confident. If you look at the growth in 2017, the vast majo
Its been one of those days that demonstrates the limits of diplomacy. The Security Council was meant to vote on a motion for a ceasefire at four oclock this afternoon, our time. Then it was postponed to 7. 30. And in the last few minutes the vote has been rescheduled again this time delayed until tomorrow. You probably dont need me to tell you that it is the russian veto or the threat of it that has blocked the motion. However, the russians have said theyll sign up to a ceasefire as long as it is guaranteed to be observed by rebels as well as the syrian government. Talks will no doubt continue overnight before the vote which were now told will happen at 5pm our time tomorrow. Well, well hear from an air raid shelter in douma in Eastern Ghouta shortly, but what hope is there for a ceasefire . And an effective one at that. Mike thompson reports. While politicians talk, the incessant bombardment of rebel held Eastern Ghouta by syrian and Russian Forces goes on and on. Is now, if you can h