are not going to be going anywhere. he says putin thinks he can wait us out. he said that is not possible. they spoke about that. they spoke about artificial intelligence, at the end of the news conference, i did pose a question to him rating now about the situation as it relates to former president trump. i asked him specifically how he s able to convince americans that they should trust the independence and fairness of the department of justice given his predecessor. former president trump has attacked his credibility, his integrity. he has never once as we have witnessed, he said, told the department of justice to do in any form or fashion, and he said, because i am honest. in fact, that s why you can trust me. the biggest take aways in the news conference. pride month is celebrated around the country. the president did speak in support, in backing of the gay and lesbian and transgender community, calling on congress to pass the equality act, which would incorporate protec
entrepreneur and youtube jamaal edwards says her son from cardiac arrhythmia after taking recreational drugs. a man who remained a member of the neo nazi equipped national action after it was banned in 2016 has been jailed action after it was banned in 2016 has beenjailed for eight action after it was banned in 2016 has been jailed for eight and a half years. good afternoon. tens of thousands of rail workers will stage three days of national rail strikes later this month, the rmt union has announced. it ll be the largest outbreak of industrial action in the industry in a generation and will shut down the entire rail network in england. with all the details i m joined by our correspondent, jon donnison. dramatic means. tell us more. the union said it would involve a many batch as many as 50,000 workers coming out for a strike in three days. that will be a 21st, the 23rd and the 25th ofjune. that gap in between each of them it s a tuesday, thursday and saturday. it s going to c
Lower than texas. these federal judges want to turn america into texas. we cannot let that happen. reporter: the 19th amendment that gave women the right to vote. it took 40 years or. so do you think that the 28th amendment, if it s passed will happen in your lifetime? i hope so. if we don t start, it will never happen. reporter: what i think is worth reemphasizing what gavin newsom is trying to do has never been done before. passed by congress, not a constitutional convention of states, ratifying an amendment. his first order of business is getting state legislatures on board. he doesn t have anyone standing shoulder to shoulder, with him yet. he s going to target republicans first. their constituents are the ones that want this. there s overwhelming bipartisan support for this commons gun reform movement here. i understand the desire, but how does he get republican
Got eight and a half years of all the 19 people that have now been convicted. he has actually got the longest sentence. i think that s partly because he was the founder of it before it was banned. he admitted in court, giving evidence that it had been his idea. i think it also reflects the fact that after he was and, he was one of the people running a splinter groups that had come out of national action. he was still organising. i think it s worth reemphasizing the things that national action members were involved in both before and after it s been after the ban. 0ne involved in both before and after it s been after the ban. one man was convicted of plotting to kill an mp, people are planned with found with weapons and explosive. 0ne with weapons and explosive. one member with weapons and explosive. 0ne memberjoined the police, they were involved in boxing training, knife training this was a serious violent organisation which was involved in very, very extreme
reporting on it. do the cartels have the ability to silence the press? saint makers. what does it take to become a saint? ask this baptist who used to be blind. that s why it s a miracle. his unlikely role in an indiana nun s path to sainthood. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents with tonight s host, randi kaye and dr. sanjay gupta. good evening. we begin tonight with this unbelievable story of how u.s. soldiers were used as human guinea pigs. during the cold war, the military embarked on this top-secret program to test chemical and biological weapons. the researchers used animals, but believe it or not, they also used humans, volunteers from the army who had no idea what they were signing up for. nearly half a century later, some of these human guinea pigs, well, they re emerging from the shadows with disturbing stories about what the military did to them and how they re being treated now. i enli