you want to do, then sandy hook happened and i cared. high school was bad enough. now this. when students are shooting students, you know, that s not understandable, it s not forgivable, but how can somebody look at a nine-year-old and shoot them in the face? how can somebody do that? how can somebody have the capability to do that? it angers me beyond comprehension, and i have a lot of displaced anger right now, don, i really do. it s just displaced so i should shut up, but it s just going to keep happening unless we do something, and i mean we, because the guys and women we have elected aren t getting anywhere. we as a people have to stand up and say, okay, son, okay, daughter, you re not okay. you are not okay. thank you. thank you. are you okay? i will be. better than these parents, that s for damn sure. thank you. thank you. thanks, kim. appreciate that. so there are major questions tonight about the police response to the elementary school shooting here
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of a global pandemic. carrico and wiseman were both professors at the university of pennsylvania. executive vice president of u penn school of medicine said it has charned the world and indeed it has. thanks for being with us. i d love to. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. today donald trump called the judge overseeing his fraud case a trump hater. i m not sure that was a smart move. the lead starts rielg now. with millions of dollars on the line, and his future businesses in new york at stake, donald trump shows up for day one of his civil fraud trial blasting not only prosecutors, but insulting the very judge who will decide how much trump must pay in a case where he s already been found liable for fraud. and as trump pleads his case, here comes some shocking comments and a new warning from one of his former longest serving white house officials. this official going on the record setting the record straight only on the lead. exclusively confirming
opened her country to refugees in 2015, she was praised for her humanitarian stand. but not everyone has offered such a warm welcome to the newcomers. new officialfigures show that there are at least ten attacks on migrants every day. more than 900,000 asylum seekers were taken into germany in 2015, although that figure dropped to 280,000 last year. the open door policy has proved politically sensitive and has led to an increase in hate crime. the interior ministry figures for 2016 showed that there were more that there were more than 2,500 attacks against individual refugees in the country. more than 500 people were injured including 43 children. the figures also reveal there were almost 1,000 attacks on migrant shelters, a similar number to the year before. the issue of migration is expected to feature heavily in parliamentary elections this september. stephan dunnwald is from the bavarian refugees‘ council and gave me his reaction to the figures released today. we guess
chancellor merkel heads to the white house amid growing us complaints that german business isn t playing fair. plus, a yawning hole in our finances. we lack of sleep could be if??? g; l??? “inhiiéiuféfiif billions from the global wiping billions from the global economy. welcome to world business report we start in the us where president trump will be hosting german chancellor angela merkel at the white house later. coming up, singapore has its best month for trade in five years. now, back to the us, and their meeting w eit‘fiteetitiq germany later. the two nations are major trading partners but there s been growing concern on the us side that their relationship is simply not fair. the rhetoric has raised fears of a damaging trade war. let me show you why. last year the us sold $49 billion worth of goods to germany everything from boeing airliners to pfizer medicifieif ., that sounds like a healthy figure until you look at this one %“: elli;