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his name killed. this incident, not his first run-in with the law. what he s now saying about the devastating crash. and a circus act on the baseball field. this blue jays star, turning into an acrobat. leaping, flipping over the cardinals catcher, to score a crucial run. the manager saying you won t see anything like this in 100 years. don t be scared, michael. don t be scared. good morning, america. let s look at the moment at the plate. chris coghlan. i think he hits the catcher and the catcher has possession of the ball. i thought he was out. well, he was safe. they won the game. a little debate over here before we came on the air. there is a there s some other baseball news out there about look at these two. derek jeter and jeb bush. they could be closing in on purchasing the miami marlins. we re tracking a lot of big stories. the whole senate coming to to white house this afternoon. and with the deadline for a government shutdown just two days awa ....
pregnancy. and your world in 90 seconds. we need the opportunity to ask general flynn directly why he concealed these foreign payments. threats mount. would you say with what you reviewed to today general flynn is in a heap of trouble? yes, yes. clearly you can t do this. the president wants to attach a cost on lumber. you can t let canada or anyone else take advantage and do what they did to our workers and to our farmers. president trump has summoned all 100 members of the united states senate to the white house today for a briefing on north korea. the worry is that this overheated rhetoric from done ald trump will engage the u.s. into a conflict. i wasn t prepared for this. taihe rn is fading away but there s still a threat of flng navigating through the streets. this is in mesa, arizona. the wind gusts are making containment difficult. they have discovered a surprising profile. a o.rhin a what? a rhino. dee dee look as little tired ou ....
and the german chancellor who led the nation to revocation two reunification is one million euros richer tonight after settling a dispute between him and his ghostwriter. it is good to have you with us tonight. words is not words, not war, that is the message coming from the united states as it thousand two reduce pressure between itself and north korea. other countries are calling for a ratcheting down of rhetoric as well, including russia and japan. president should job a shinzo abe s talk with president putin were supposed to be about disputed islands, but they also talked about north korea. the countries agreed to cooperate closely to diffuse tensions in the region. china is also trying to step in. it said the u.s. defense system in south korea undermines regional stability and both parties should be seeking a peaceful solution. beijing is also demonstrating military strength. china will continue to conduct military simulation exercises. the chinese army is ....
defeats for the traditional establishment parties. the socialists and the conservatives. what does the vote so far and the vote to come really mean for france and the rest of europe? two discuss those questions, i m joined by three seasoned analysts and observers. birke says france is at a crossroads either a return to nationalism or ever closer european union. is with us, too. he argues that in today s europe, it is either globalism or nationalism, openness or a closed shop, economic and social intolerance and state control. he says france s decision will make or break new europe. and a warm welcome to geraldine says the worrying political instability in france will not be swept away if macron wins. there will still be an urgent need for change in french politics. once again, welcome to group all. you join in the collective sigh of relief i just described after the result was announced? full relief, but partly, i was relieved because, was the mostn pro-european of al ....
dramatic consequences. everyone is more than aware of that. but that s not stopping a number of young people from demonstrating against corruption and government policies. a striking number of kremlin critics have died mysteriously in recent years. who o commissioned the killing? in 2006, a alexander litvinenkoa fierce critic of putin, was poisoned with radioactive polonium. the same year, anna politkovskaya, a journalist who famously denounceded russisia s chechnya policies, was shot dead. in 2013, boris beresowski, declared the number one enemy of the state by putin, died in exile in britain under unexplained circumstances. and in 2015, one of the government s most prominent opponents, boris nemzov, was shot in moscow. those who protest openly learn e severityty of the lalaw firt hand. this is gulag country. rubtsovsk in siberia. 5000 prisoners are held here in this penal colony. for days, anastasia has been waiting in the icy cold for her husband, ildldar dadin, to ....