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to unblock the deadlock. and no, it didn t mean theresa may was increasingly worried about the idea of no deal on brexit. so that s clear. and even though none of the europeans could quite remember when the dinner withjean claudejuncker had been finalised, we have to believe, because they told us, it was always on tonight s menu. the discussion at table will not be made public until whatjuncker ominously calls the autopsy . but first, reports this evening suggest negotiations between the two sides have accelerated. let s go live to our diplomatic editor, mark urban, who we ll let you into a secret didn t have this trip in his diary for weeks. it wasn t in my diary, if it means another trip to the european commission, who s complaining? we all know what happened back in april. there was this dinner in downing street between the president of the commission, jean claude juncker, and theresa may, which by all accounts went pretty badly. people briefed against her from ....
yard are saying tonight about harvey weinstein. and the passenger jet that plunged more than 20,000 feet. good evening. and it s great to start another week with you. and the president started the week with an impromptu press conference, summoning reporters to the rose garden today with little notice. after weeks of blistering attacks with mitch mccome, he was suddenly standings right there with the president. the president saying we re closer than ever before. then, the president took questions on puerto rico, the social council on russia. and what he said about former presidents not calling families when they lost loved ones at war. three former presidents and their teams not reacting tonight. we begin with abc s chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. reporter: after repeatedly lashing out at him, president trump held a hastily arranged press conference with mitch mcconnell in the rose garden today to declare their relationship outstanding. we have bee ....
kent for a first check of the weather. weather.kendra.is more rain and the potential flooding in store for us.or is it starting to clear out? 3 the heavy rain has died down across our area, but many locations in western north carolina remain flooded or near flood stage. flash flood warnings continue for buncombe, mcdowell, yancey and mitchell counties through late afternoon, while flood warnings continue for french broad river in buncombe, henderson and transylvania counties.expect slowly clearing skies tonight with lows dropping to 45 in the upstate and 37 in the mountains. thursday will be seasonably cool with highs in the low to mid 50s for most spots. 3 now lets send it over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 we re watching: accidenti-85 northbefore sc-290/exit 63 white horse rd@ farrs bridge rd @ farrs bridge white horse rd before sc-290/exit 63white horse rd@ farrs bridge rd accident/emsn. academy st@ east north st385 @bon secours wellnessarena arena3 here s a live ....
yard are saying tonight about harvey weinstein. and the passenger jet that plunged more than 20,000 feet. good evening. and it s great to start another week with you. and the president started the week with an impromptu press conference, summoning reporters to the rose garden today with little notice. after weeks of blistering attacks with mitch mccome, he was suddenly standings right there with the president. the president saying we re closer than ever before. then, the president took questions on puerto rico, the social council on russia. and what he said about former presidents not calling families when they lost loved ones at war. three former presidents and their teams not reacting tonight. we begin with abc s chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. reporter: after repeatedly lashing out at him, president trump held a hastily arranged press conference with mitch mcconnell in the rose garden today to declare their relationship outstanding. we have bee ....
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