The two are to talk about business ties and latest threats posed by north korea and, yes, china. You can see hes pulling up right now. The Prime Minister of vietnam about to get out of the car. President trump waiting r that moment. But as we do wait for that Prime Minister to come out, here is the statement the white house is saying it will refer all questions about russias probe to trumps outside attorney. That is the news at the moment. Now, why . Because we have the news too that we do have james comey, the former fbi chief who was fired by President Trump saying he will testify publicly, specifically before the Senate Intelligence committee. He says President Trump asked him to back off of the flynn probe. These will be comeys first comments since the fbi director. On top of it, we do have the Federal Reserve making news too that it sees signs of a tightening job market, even more so in many parts of the country. And the beige book, which leads to more speculation that a june rate
And a ban for taxi booking service uber over allegations that a woman was raped bay cab driver. And bracing for the storm, typhoon weakens in the philippines but still forces millions in manila to take cover. Hello, the United Nations is appealing for at least 16. 4 billion, thats to deal with humanitarian crisis worldwide in the coming year. They say theyre facing an unprecedented level of snead globally, with people being forced to flee from their countries. We go to james bays at the United Nations with more of what is being said. James . Theyre asking for 16. 4 billion. Now last year the amount was 12. 9 billion. Thats a 21 increase in the need perhaps referring to what it was a decade ago in 2004, just 3 billion. It has gone up in the last decade, some 600 . Why . Because of the unprecedented series of Global Crisis were seeing. The priorities is syria, south sudan, iraq and the Central African republic. They required 70 of the funding required. Afghanistan, somalia, the democrati
You know, id always heard a little bit about the lusitania, but i didnt really realize that there was a human drama at the core of that story as poignant, as moving as anything youd find with the titanic, but also that it was a story which had deep political ramifications. It was a story of an event which really changed the nature of warfare. Cspan the titanic was sunk in 1912. Guest thats right, just three years earlier. Cspan the lusitania was owned by what company . Guest it was owned by the Cunard Company. Shed been built up in scotland, on the river clyde, by the john brown company, launched 1906, made her Maiden Voyage 1907, and really was the technological marvel of her age. It wasnt just that she was a uniquely beautiful, elegant ship, with suites and public rooms, you know, modeled on the grand palaces of europe, like versailles and fontainebleau. She was also very technological advanced. She had revolutionary turbine engines. This was a ship that could cut through the atlanti
We will be done. Lets continue. Yet despite the rain the aide said. Said the cost of august two thousand and forty nine to study for the day before that welcome to cctv new slide eighteen until friday marks the seventy sixth anniversary of the nineteen massacre of prayers and the full piece has been housed in this class outside the nanjing massacre of the mall will fall. People stood in silence and siren sounded at beginning of the seventy three with the aid and fouls were wrong mm mm i knew. I mean. Well if i liked thousand people have attended this years event including local residents students victims families survivors of domestic up as well as representatives from end to the International Institute of peace and ending citizen representatives read out munching peace declaration a series of events will be housed in creating press conferences and seminars friday off me in a report on presenting survive those oral history will be presented on a sino us collaborative projects on oral h
Hello. So great to have you along with us. Im pamela brown in for fredericka wit field, and we begin with that emotional reunion seen around the world. The last two americans known to be held by north korea back with their families here on u. S. Soil. They were sentenced to several years of hard labor. When he arrived, bae told talked about his ordeal and thanked everyone who supported him. Its been an amazing two years. I learned a lot. I grew a lot. Lost a lot of weight. I am standing strong because of you. And cnn anna cabrera is right outside kenneth baes Sisters Church in seattle. A lot of people might find it surprising that bae might say its been an mazing two years. What else did he say about his time in north korea . We understand that miller did not speak. That is correct. Well, bae is such a humble man, and you can see in that little segment that we played for everybody that he is just relieved to be here. He is thankful to be home. He also expressed a lot of affection for t