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discussing their differences on issues such as the conflicts in ukraine and syria, with little sign of substantial progress. following the talks in the black sea resort of sochi, vladimir putin said both he and angela merkel were seriously concerned about ukraine. here is steve rosenberg, looking at how russian media view the meeting. this report says the meeting does not mean a thaw in relations between russia and germany. the paper says don t expect a breakthrough and suggest that angela merkel needs this visit more than glad you put in. this newspaper is more upbeat and says that her visit to sochi couldst signal a restart in german russian relations. this report says it is vital for angela merkel to work out the correct approach to relations with russia, which could affect relations between russia and brussels. it quotes a political pundit who says that merkel and putin will decide what to do next. what s more, both moscow and berlin have to deal with a variable ....
renounce violence. many are asking what has changed. laura: first, further clues about how the french will vote on sunday as polls suggest a gap between front runner emmanuel macron and his rival, marine le pen, is narrowing. either abstain or spoil their ballots. endorse macron display long-held french tradition of voting to keep the far right out of power. around 7 million people voted for him in the first round. askede to jim shields and why those hard left voters would rather run the risk of letting the far right into power than voting for a manual macron? emmanuelle macron. maybe they get two or 3 million not going to vote for him. this is good news for marine le pen who is having a second road she could scarcely have dreamed of. first, he refused to cover the front against le pen. pact for a historic and they time ever have found an ally emerging from the traditional right. overwhelminglyrt to vote blank rather than backing him. every abstention and every blan ....
special investigation into human trafficking into britain. we know there are three girls currently missing who are back in the uk in glasgow. yes. and 50 years after pink floyd s debut album the new exhibition at london s victoria and albert museum. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. president trump has defended his decision to sack the head of the fbi without warning, saying he d lost the confidence of almost everyone in washington. james comey learnt of his fate last night when he was handed a note as he briefed fbi agents in los angeles. mr comey had been leading an investigation into alleged links between mr trump s election campaign last year and russia. but the white house insists he was dismissed for mishandling an inquiry into hillary clinton s emails last year. from washington, here s aleem maqbool. absolutely explosive news out of washington tonight. this is a fox news alert. fbi directorjames comey has been fired by the president of the united states. ....
anthony weiner, somehow her e-mails are forwarded to anthony weiner included by her assistant huma abedin. information.hich classified charles: that statement, as we know was incorrect. and meanwhile, the white house as of russia s top diplomate meets with trump. all of this in a possible distraction to health care, and we re going to have rand paul join us in a moment. varney & company is about to begin. i simply said to him, mr. president, all due respect, you re making a very big mistake. and he didn t really answer. and i have said from the get-go that i think a special prosecutor is the way to go, but now, with what s happened, it s the only way to go. well, that was senator chuck schumer calling for a special prosecutor to investigate ties between trump s campaign and russia. this happening after the president fired fbi director james comey and president trump then tweeted this. crying chuck schumer stated recently i didn t have confidence in them aring re ....
hearing, and we will show it again now in insincerity. we will show it again at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. afterrt off right witnesses and senators enter. sen. burr: i would like to call the hearing to order. i would like to welcome our witnesses today. the director of national intelligence, dan coats. good to see our former colleague. director of the central intelligence agency, mike pompeo. director of defense intelligence, vince stewart. director of the national security agency, mike rogers. director of geospatial intelligence agency, robert cardella. fbi,cting director at the andrew mccabe. thank you for coming in on such short notice. since 1995, this committee has met with an open forum to hear about and discuss the security threats facing the united states of america. i understand that many people tuned in today are hopeful that we would focus solely on the russian investigation and their involvement in our elections. let me disappoint everybody up front. while the ....