Taking it into their own hands well show you all right its time to use i q. An explosive report in the New York Times as receiving responses from the United States all the way to russia with many calling out the publication for quoting alleged intelligence officials but failing to provide any supporting evidence the article quotes Anonymous Sources claiming russia paid bounties in afghanistan to kill americans for more on this developing story lets turn to our views Rachel Blevins shes joining me here in studio as rachel what has the official response been from all the various sides while President Trump was quick to deny this report and he responded on twitter of course where we called on the New York Times to reveal these Anonymous Sources that they claim to be citing he then went on to say quote intel just. Reported to me that they did not find this info credible and therefore did not report it to me or Vice President penns possibly another fabricated russia hoax now a spokesperson
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Relations between china and taiwan could have consequences across east asia. Negotiators from iran and six world powers have taken a step toward limiting the Iranian Nuclear program. They agreed on a basic freem work for negotiations on a final agreement. They say theyll meet again next month. We had three very productive days during which weve identified all of the issues we need to address in reaching a comprehensive and final agreement. There is a lot to do. It wont be easy, but weve made a good start. Eu Foreign Policy chief Catherine Ashton and Iranian Foreign minister announced what the talks had achieved. They said the delegates agreed on an agenda for their negotiations and will meet again in vienna on march 17. U. S. And european officials are pressing the iranians to further limit activities that could enable them to develop nuclear weapons. They want the iranians to drop their plans to build a heavy water reactor. Iranian officials are insisting they have a right to pursue n
Today new details which police say show the shootings are linked. Newsroom starts now. Hello and thanks for joining me. Im randi kaye in today for fredricka whitfield. We are one hour away from the u. S. Senate convening in a rare sunday session. A lot is at stake here. Before this hours up the nsa will begin dismantling its bulk telephone Data Collection system. Thats why senators have come back to town to decide what to do about three key provisions of the patriot act which are set to expire at midnight tonight. Sunlen joining me live from the white house with more on the debate going on in washington. What can you tell us . The debate is about to start and a scramble in the senate about to be on in a few hours in advance of that midline deadline tonight. Three key provisions of the patriot act are set to expire. That would include one which the controversial bulk phone data program operates. This is what collects that meta data telephone numbers, how long a call lasts. It does not i
Hello, everyone, you are watching cnn newsroom. Im rosemary church. Im john vause. Wed like to welcome our viewers in the United States and around the world. We begin with the rising death toll in the south korean ferry disaster. 108 confirmed dead, 190 still missing. The underwater search turned up no additional survivors. Prosecutors are working on their case against crew members. Four arrests monday bring the total in custody to seven. And nearly a week after the ship carrying mostly High School Students went down, the ferrys operator offers another apology. It says in part, we pray for the victim who lost their precious livestude the accident. We prostrait ourselves before the victims families and beg for forgiveness. Now for the latest on is the research, our Nic Robertson is live at the rescue staging area in the seaside down of jindoh. Talk about how difficult the conditions are for divers essentially looking for dead bodies inside the hull. Reporter the conditions are very toug