temporary. finally, we are looking heavenward where astronauts victor glover and michael hopkins are in the middle of a space walk. apparently, they re getting ready to upgrade things, put some more cameras outside. as if, by the way. what is it with nasa right now and cameras? that rover on mars, the international space station could be looking at more than 20. happy saturday, everyone. i m very happy to have you. i m neil can cavuto. we re looking at developments here on earth and what s going looking from space at earth. first to edward lawrence who is, well, might be out of this world with his yeapt great reporting. [laughter] edward, you re following this new border surge and particularly how homeland security s going to deal with it. do we know? reporter: right, exactly. still on earth, by the way, neil. there s starting, actually, to be a showdown in places like this, the bus station. what s happening is undocumented workers are coming across the border as well as
Accommodation to young, Vulnerable People in exchange for sex. And hold on tight, as we mark 200 years of thrills since the opening of the first Roller Coaster. Our main story at five. The syrian president Bashar Al Assad has said claims that his armed forces were behind the chemical weapons attack on the town of Khan Sheikhoun are a 100 fabrication. The us launched missile strikes against an airbase in retaliation for the attack, which it blamed on the syrian government. In his first interview since the chemical weapons attack, president assad claimed that that the us worked Hand In Glove with Terrorist Groups to stage the attack as a pretext for the american air strikes. Theresa may said the evidence against assads regime was clear. Keith doyle reports. Hes been in powerfor 17 years. He says he is fighting terrorists. The us, the uk and their allies say he is responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of refugees. In his first interview since the Chemical Attack whi
Party. one person not doing that, rnc chairman ronna mcdaniels. she can t say if donald trump is to blame for the losses, that more analysis is needed. would you publicly say that donald trump bears any responsibility for some of the losses in the midterm elections? would you say that? yeah, i don t like this. i don t like these parcelling out because he supported ted bud who won, and jd vance, who won. here s the one thing i think people should be talking about the amount of ticket splitting, the amount of republicans that voted for a republican at the top of the ticket, look at arizona, the top vote getter is a republican, georgia, we had 8 of 9 statewide races won by republicans. but why are republicans going and voting for one republican and not the other? we have to work hard to bring those independent voters the answer is trump, isn t it? i m saying i m not into the blame game right now. i think we have to do an
Government s involvement in gain of function research, whether that was its funding of it, or that it performed itself. walter? let me ask you, there s a character in your piece, peter dasak, he s the one, an american zoologist, and he s funded by the american institutes of health, right? and he s funded to do gain of function research, right? and he s working for the wuhan working with the wuhan institute and even some of grant money gets transferred there. is that sort of the issue at stake that we were funding gain of function research and we knew that it was being done in wuhan? that is. you know, ecohealth alliance s model, which some people raise questions about, is that there s sort of a scientific middle man. that they re divvying up these grants and parcelling them out, partially to further their goal,
Arrangement in the senate for the clinton impeachment. the parcelling of time is reasonable, and it s a speedy trial. so i m surprised that the white house is treating it as laughable. kirsten, it s not just the white house treating it that way. i mean you have senator susan collins, republican, sometimes considered moderate, who said that it essentially was unfortunate. yeah. i mean, well, i just i think that it s one thing, you know, as jeff was saying, you have this handful of republicans who sometimes you look to the moderates and think they re going to behave differently, but in the end they usually end up going with the president. i think there s something different from a mitt romney or a susan collins criticizing the president versus removing him from office. let s say even susan collins and mitt romney did decide to do that, which they probably won t decide to do that, that s not