actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga in raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. the white house has reacted to britain's the punitive measures saying it supports the decisions to expel the russian diplomats moscow says it regards the move as unjustified and aimed at destabilizing relations said it completing its investigation using established international formats and instruments including those in the framework of the a.p.c. doubly which we were expecting the british government chose confrontation with russia is so fierce that by opening for unilateral and nontransparent methods of investigating this incident the british authorities have once again tried to unleash an indiscriminate and the russian campaign take a look back at how this all developed in the first place. on sunday march fourth a couple of found slumped on a bench and so was pre reporters arrive at the scene for what was thought to be a local incident but soon after a global media fr

actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga in raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. the white house has reacted to britain's a punitive measures saying it supports the decision to expel the russian diplomat moscow says it regards the move as unjustified and aimed to add to the stabilizing relations stead of completing its investigation using established international formats and instruments including those in the framework of the a.p.c. w. which we were expecting the british government chose confrontation with russia is so fierce that by opting for unilateral and nontransparent methods of investigating this incident the british authorities have once again tried to unleash an indiscriminate anti russian campaign well in the wake of donald trump's a shake up of two top posts in his administration there is backlash over his suggested replacements details that they were. leveled was selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken ha

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actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga in raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. the white house has reacted to britain's have punitive measures saying it supports the decision to expel the russian diplomat argues daniel hawkins earlier joined my colleague kevin owen in the studio to discuss the diplomatic spat. will be too long before the result of official response with exact matches from moscow of course from the u.k. government side as we heard there from prime minister to reason may it appears to be an open and shut case there is no other. possibilities other than the hand of the kremlin being culpable in this attempted murder case now the russian foreign ministry as they initially said a few days back have no knowledge of this they've denied a woman in this tragic incident they have made it clear they view this as an act of provocation and that measures will be quick to be taken let's take a listen to what they had to say earlier thread of comp

actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga on raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. do you know hawkins join me in the studio lead to discuss russia's reaction to britain's punitive measures. i think it will be too long before there is that official response with exact matches from moscow of course from the u.k. government side as we heard there from prime minister to reason why it appears to be an open and shut case there is no other culprits no other possibilities other than the hand of the kremlin being culpable in this attempted murder case now the russian foreign ministry as they initially said a few days back have no knowledge of this they've denied a woman in this tragic incident they've made it clear that they view this as an act of provocation and that measures will be quick to be taken let's take a listen to what they had to say earlier thread of completing its investigation using established international formats and instruments including tho

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while boris johnson's language has become his rhetoric has become more and more intensified events on ravel despite the world really still waiting to see evidence of proof of russia's involvement that the u.k. has been talking about words johnson has spoken of what he believes that there's enough evidence that russia over ten years not only was involved in the delivery of nerve agents for assassination but also creating an stockpiling novacek we do know that this moscow has said that russia believes that u.k. slovak czech swedish and possibly american labs were closely studying novacek since the ninety's now while russia's guild's is really being pushed to the forefront and russia has to stay behind trying to somehow prove its innocence according to the approach the u.k. has taken we've seen that this is not the same story when it applies to different situations involving russia or for once over the weekend boris johnson was asked about a hefty sum of money one hundred sixty thousand pounds that were donated to the conservative party by a russian woman and a wife of a former russian ministe

tough stance against russia possibly put some sanctions in place while this whole story is still on raveling and more is to be revealed we do know that me is meeting with the national security council here in london today where they are expected to discuss some of the latest intelligence they might have and where yet to hear some details about that and theresa may might be making some kind of announcement following that meeting we do know that some of the options being discussed here in westminster have been a series of different variety of sanctions from things like expulsion of diplomats and spies to our financial curbs to some people potentially connected to the kremlin as well as talk about not having british officials go to the world cup in russia in retaliation to this story and we do know that some here have been quite impatient in terms of taking steps a.s.a.p. when it comes to russia let's take a listen. to prejudge the investigation i can reassure the house that should evidence emerged that implies state responsibility then the majesty's government will respond appropriately. robus

well we're going to talk about some other sort of moments of chutzpah that have since come on ravelled because a lot of donald trump's unravels quickly he says one thing and then he does another well jamie diamond also says one thing in does another these are new york you've got a chorus you know these notion maggie. here's a headline from the past week and that is j.p. morgan chase minutes cryptocurrency is a risk to its business for the first time despite j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie diamond having called big queen a fraud the big bank is now taking crypto currency very seriously and knowledge in the block chain based technology as a veritable threat to its future yeah i must really hate to have to say this there the way it works is that if a company like j.p. morgan or there's another bank that made a similar comment their big bank and when they find a material risk to their business to their balance sheet they must under law disclose this to shareholders and so jamie diamond the matter how much he tried to talk down because no matter how much he tried to get his buddies in washin

well we're going to talk about some other sort of moments of chutzpah that have since come on ravelled because a lot of donald trump's chutzpah unravels quickly he says one thing and then he does another well jamie diamond also says one thing in dozen other. chorus you know this notion mcgehee. here's a headline from the past week and that is j.p. morgan chase admits cryptocurrency is a risk to its business for the first time despite j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie diamond having called big queen a fraud a big bank and is now taking cryptocurrency very seriously and knowledge in the block chain based technology as a veritable threat to its future yeah i must really hate to have to say this there the way it works is that if a company like j.p. morgan or there's another bank that made a similar comment at their big bank and when they find a material risk to their business to their balance sheet they must under law disclose this to shareholders and so jamie diamond the matter how much he tried to talk down because no matter how much he tried to get his buddies in washington to outlaw bad g

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well we're going to talk about some other sort of moments of chutzpah that have since come on ravelled because a lot of donald trump's chutzpah unravels quickly he says one thing and then he does another well jamie diamond also says one thing in does another. chorus you know you know should we go. here's a headline from the past week and that is j.p. morgan chase admits cryptocurrency is a risk to its business for the first time despite j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie diamond having called big queen a fraud the big bank is now taking crypto currency very seriously and knowledge in the block chain based technology as a veritable threat to its future yeah i must really hate to have to say this there the way it works is that if a company like a j.p. morgan or there's another bank that made a similar comment their big bank.

actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga on raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. yes they are keeping an eye on when the russian representative to the u.n. security council speak maybe in the next says i will be across it is looking now at kuwait a believer's speaking at the moment in the u.n. anyway daniel can join in the studio earlier to discuss russia's reaction to britain's primitive measures here as it it saw. think it'll be too long before the result of official response with exact matches from moscow of course from the u.k. government side as we heard there from prime minister to reason may it appears to be an open and shut case there is no other culprits no other possibilities other than the hand of the kremlin being culpable in this attempted murder case now the russian foreign ministry as they initially said a few days back have no knowledge of this they've denied a woman in this tragic incident they've made it clear that they view this as

actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga in raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. in london ok here in moscow done holkins a correspondence been across this old days the details are coming thick and fear is . a muted response so far basically from moscow very critical but muted nothing concrete back yet when judge expected what's expected do you think laws and think it will be too long before the reason official response was exact matches from moscow of course from the u.k. government side as we heard from prime minister. reason may it appears to be an open and shut case there's no other culprits no other possibilities other than the hand of the kremlin being culpable in this attempted murder case now the russian foreign ministry as they initially said a few days back i have no knowledge of this they've denied involvement in this tragic incident they've made it clear that they view this as an act of provocation and that measures will be quick to be ta

actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga on raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff now thank you for those details last r.t. is an associate check in and london for more on the russian response let's go over to our correspondent daniel hawkins now who joins me in the studio daniel what can you tell us from the u.k. so i think is we heard there from prime minister three's a maze of parliament to an open and shut case or other possibilities or other actors have been ruled out in quite a short time the russian side has to say have given a totally different response from the onset they've said they've got no knowledge of how this could have happened they've denied any involvement indeed foreign minister sergei lavrov expressed that he was ready and willing to cooperate should he receive an official request but as the russian ambassador said no such official request to russia. proceeded let's take a listen to what the foreign minister said just a couple of d

actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga on raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. the whole can show in the studio let's discuss russia's reaction to britain's punitive measures. i think it will be too long before the result of official response with exact matches from moscow of course from the u.k. government side as we heard there from prime minister to reason may it appears to be an open and shut case there is no other. possibilities other than the hand of the kremlin being called will in this attempted murder case the russian foreign ministry as they initially said a few days back have no knowledge of this they've denied a woman in this tragic incident they've made it clear that they view this as an act of provocation and that measures will be quick to be taken let's take a listen to what they had to say earlier thread of completing its investigation using established international formats and instruments including those in the framework of the a.

actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga in raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. well daniel hawkins join me in the studio to discuss britain's reaction to britain's punitive measures. it will be too long before the result of official response with exact matches from moscow of course from the u.k. government side as we heard there from prime minister to resign may it appears to be an open and shut case there is no other culprits no other possibilities other than the hand of the kremlin being culpable in this attempted murder case now the russian foreign ministry as they initially said a few days back have no knowledge of this they've denied of all of them and in this tragic incident they've made it clear that they view this as an act of provocation and that measures will be quick to be taken let's take a listen to what they had to say earlier thread of completing its investigation using established international formats and instruments including thos

well we're going to talk about some other sort of moments of chutzpah that have since come on ravelled because a lot of donald trump's chutzpah unravels quickly he says one thing and then he does another well jamie diamond also says one thing in does another issue and they are accused of course you know. here's a headline from the past week and that is j.p. morgan chase admits cryptocurrency is a risk to its business for the first time despite j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie diamond having called big enough.

while boris johnson's language has become his rhetoric has become more and more intensified events on ravel despite the world really still waiting to see evidence of proof of russia's involvement that the u.k. has been talking about boris johnson has spoken of what he believes that there's enough evidence that russia over ten years not only was involved in the delivery of nerve agents for assassination but also creating an stockpiling novacek we do know that this moscow has said that russia believes that u.k. slovak czech swedish and possibly american lives were closely studying novacek since the ninety's now while russia's guilt is really being pushed to the forefront and russia has to stay behind trying to somehow prove its innocence according to the approach the u.k. has taken we've seen that this is not the same story when it applies to different situations involving russia for once over the weekend boris johnson was asked about a hefty sum of money one hundred sixty thousand pounds there were donated to the conservative party by a russian woman and a wife of a former russian minister w

actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga on raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. let's take a look now briefly at how this has all developed indeed as nasty was saying there into an international standoff tonight on sunday march fourth a couple of found slumped on a bench and saw reporters arrive at the scene for what was thought to be a local incident but soon after a global media frenzy unravels exposure to an unknown substance and so comparisons to the two thousand and six death of alexander litvinenko march sixth the u.k.'s counter-terrorism police take control of the investigation the case foreign secretary boris johnson has this to say while it would be wrong to prejudge the investigation i can reassure the house that should evidence emerged that implies state responsibility then her majesty's government will respond appropriately and robustly russia says it has no information and offers to help in any way it can downing street remains cautious

well boris johnson's language has become his rhetoric has become more and more intensified events on ravel despite the world really still waiting to see evidence of proof of russia's involvement that the u.k. has been talking about boris johnson has spoken of what he believes that there's enough evidence that russia over ten years not only was involved in the delivery of nerve agents for assassination but also creating an stockpiling novacek we do know that this moscow has said that russia believes that u.k. slovak czech swedish and possibly american labs were closely studying novacek since the ninety's now while russia's guild's is really being pushed to the forefront and russia has to stay behind trying to somehow prove its innocence according to the approach the u.k. has taken we've seen that this is not the same story when it applies to different situations involving russia for once over the weekend boris johnson was asked about a hefty sum of money one hundred sixty thousand pounds that were donated to the conservative party by a russian woman and a wife of a former russian minister w

well we're going to talk about some other sort of moments of chutzpah that have since come on ravelled because a lot of donald trump's unravels quickly he says one thing and then he does another well jamie diamond also says one thing in dozen other these are new york you've got a chorus you know these notion mcgahee. here's a headline from the past week and that is j.p. morgan chase admits cryptocurrency is a risk to its business for the first time despite j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie diamond having called big queen a fraud the big bank is now taking crypto currency very seriously and knowledge in the block chain based technology as a veritable threat to its future yeah i must really hate to have to say this there the way it works is that if a company like j.p. morgan or there's another bank that made a similar comment there are big bank when they find a material risk to their business to their balance sheet they must under law disclose this to shareholders and so jamie diamond no matter how much you try to talk down because i no matter how much he tried to get his buddies in washing

well we're going to talk about some other sort of moments of chutzpah that have since come on ravelled because a lot of donald trump's unravels quickly he says one thing and then he does another well jamie diamond also says one thing in does another these are new york you've got a chorus you know it's notion maggie. here's the headline from the past week and that is j.p. morgan chase admits cryptocurrency is a risk to its business for the first time despite j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie diamond having called big queen a fraud the big bank is now taking crypto currency very seriously and knowledge in the block chain based technology as a veritable threat to its future yeah i must really hate to have to say this there the way it works is that if a company like j.p. morgan or there's another bank that made a similar comment their big bank and when they find a material risk to their business to their balance sheet they must under law disclose this to shareholders and so jamie diamond the matter how much he tried to talk down because no matter how much he tried to get his buddies in washin

while boris johnson's language has become his rhetoric has become more and more intensified events on ravel despite the world really still waiting to see evidence of proof of russia's involvement that the u.k. has been talking about boris johnson has spoken of what he believes that there's enough evidence that russia over ten years not only was involved in the delivery of nerve agents for assassination but also creating an stockpiling novacek we do know that this moscow has said that russia believes that u.k. slovak czech swedish and possibly american labs were closely studying novacek since the ninety's now while russia's guilt is really being pushed to the forefront and russia has to stay behind trying to somehow prove its innocence according to the approach the u.k. has taken we've seen that this is not the same story when it applies to different situations involving russia for once over the weekend boris johnson was asked about a hefty sum of money a hundred and sixty thousand pounds there were donated to the conservative party by a russian woman and a wife of a former russian minister

well we're going to talk about some other sort of moments of chutzpah that have since come on ravelled because a lot of donald trump's unravels quickly he says one thing and then he does another well jamie diamond also says one thing in dozen other these certainly aren't used. chorus you know these notion mcgahee. here's a headline from the past week and that is j.p. morgan chase admits cryptocurrency is a risk to its business for the first time despite j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie diamond having called big queen a fraud the big bank is now taking crypto currency very seriously and knowledge in the block chain based technology as a veritable threat to its future yeah i must really hate to have to say this there the way it works is that if a company like j.p. morgan or there's another bank that made a similar comment there are big bank when they find a material risk to their business to their balance sheet they must under law disclose this to shareholders and so jamie dime in the matter how much you try to talk down because no matter how much he tried to get his buddies in washington

well we're going to talk about some other sort of moments of chutzpah that have since come on ravelled because a lot of donald trump's chutzpah unravels quickly he says one thing and then he does another well jamie diamond also says one thing in does another. chorus you know this notion mcgahee. here's a headline from the past week and that is j.p. morgan chase mitt cryptocurrency is a risk to its business for the first time despite j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. jamie diamond having called big queen a fraud the big bank is now taking crypto currency very seriously and knowledge in the block chain based technology as a veritable threat to its future yeah i must really hate to have to say this there the way it works is that if a company like j.p. morgan or there's another bank that made a similar comment there are big bank when they find a material risk to their business to their balance sheet they must under law disclose this to shareholders and so jamie diamond no matter how much he tried to talk down because no matter how much he tried to get his buddies in washington and out why bad guy a

i mean, i think to be unraveling you have to have once been ravels. and then that's the issue here. when was he together? when was he coherent? when have we seen him in any recent month, week, year where he has had like clear policy positions, where he has stood for anything other than what's good for donald trump. >> now we hear that some of the members of his team who may be stabilizing forces within the white house are on the way out. when we look at the road ahead, we know hope hicks is resigning, so she will be leaving soon. the president is trying to have jared and ivanka pushed out. so, rachel, who does the president have in his corner right now as he shapes policy. >> it sounds like he's hunkering down, right? we have seen a lot of reports. there was a great story friday talking about how the president felt like he was being attacked and that's why he in part rolled out this huge tariff push, this whole thing about going back to the campaign. he promised that he was going to slap tariffs on a bunch of goods coming from other countries and he was feeling there was an attack o

nunberg is inconsistent and there is a range of performance and activity here which is now raveling the political and legal world. the obvious significance here, as you know, lawrence, it's very rare to see the name and details of a grand jury subpoena leaked it's rare to hear someone like he has, on the beat last week and again tonight, describe in detail the line of questioning of the special counsel's investigators as well as the grand jury subpoena, which is legally different than the fbi interview for viewers who follow this closely as many have, the fbi interview is a more cooperative framework, you have a witness sitting down and talking it out with investigators. the grand jury subpoena that sam nunberg said he received on friday is more high stakes. your lawyer is not present. and he believes it is an effort based on the cases he's heard this far to build a case against his mentor roger stone. so even if one thinks he's changed his story or is dealing with a difficult situation, the last thing i will say, i'm speaking to you at 10:00 p.m., i also spoke to his father, as well as

>> we've been seeing him raveled all this time, i think that's pretty alarming, given his behavior in the first year of the presidency. he is very comforted by her presence. she's also the last link to the campaign except for jan scovino, another aide there. she was the closest aide to him logistically. her office is right next to the oval. she could hear him calling for her all hours throughout the day. when he needed something, he went to hope hicks. she did stand as a barrier between the president and the rest of the staff, even though you would think a communications director had a role of standing between the president and the press and the chief of staff might be standing between him and the rest of the staff. i think it was more hope hicks than anyone else in there. >> so there are a lot of people in washington and beyond who are perfectly qualified to take on this role as communications director. what i want to know from you, knowing all the interworkings here, who could fill that emotional role that hope hicks filled for the president? >> a thirerapist, a nanny. i don't know.

you may remember a group in central valley raveled off an ar-15 in the days following the school shooting rampage. critics call the bill excessive saying it would have a negative impact on charities. >> this bill is nothing more than saying we don't like guns and we're going to go after those people who do like guns. >> the gun rights supporters also argue gun raffle winners are required to go through background checks. >>> it is 5:58 right now and we are following breaking news as a fire broke out at an east bay hotel/motel prompting evacuations. we have a reporting on scene as investigators try to figure out what caused the fire. >> the community mourns the death of stephon clark, who was shot and killed by sacramento police. we are live outside the church with what we expect during today's funeral service. >>> and play ball. opening day is here and the a's are getting ready to host the angels at the coliseum. we'll show you the changes you can expect at the ballpark this year. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. i'm kris sanche

specifically there's speculation right now that with dollars and gone the iran nuclear deal might on ravel putting washington in tehran on a confrontation course do you think that's a possibility that's a very likely scenario because the iran nuclear deal was labeled by the president very often of one of the worst steel it's ever done by the obama administration and basically from day one. the president wanted to get trade off this deal while more moderate voices. among his his consultants in the white house. want to tend to you know really look into the matter and to listen was one of the ones who didn't want to get rid of the iran deal ok this is of major. ainge of course at the state department how's it going to affect america's relations with the european union and with european capitals bilaterally as well especially at a time when the german government is taking up for example its work today it will be more difficult for europe and especially also for germany and with a very close ties to the united states and the high dependency on the united states for example on security issues an

that 17-day trip he trips on of six oeing, which is used for official travel, leading to 7.4 totaling ravel time $18,000 and highlights secret involved, you can see more if you go to the website. line from republican florida. hi. caller: yes, good morning. something.say the democrats want to bake the cake and eat the cake. not criticizing trump for meeting with putin or north dictators and killers. did everybody forget that the to a administration went cuba cuba, was not even received by the dictator at the airport and do? did they vacation in cuba on taxpayer money. trump is the bad guy, but we what obama did before. host: chico, california. line, wanda, you are next, good morning. caller: can you hear me? yep, you're on. caller: back in 2008, the did the the democrats they are that complaining about with facebook. ook the data and used as opposition research and the that is one reason e defeated hillary was because of that. they want to complain the facebook ns are using and so they are bragging about 2008 when maxine waters went on t.v. and bragged about stolen data they had from faceboo

actions taken by the british government became really a crescendo of over a week of the spy saga on raveling where we saw what could have been a potential local incident unravel into a huge international diplomatic standoff. the white house has reacted to britain's punitive measures saying it supports the decision to expel the russian diplomats moscow says it regards the move as unjustified and aimed at destabilizing relations . stead of completing its investigation using established international formats and instruments including those in the framework of the a.p.c. w. which we were expecting the british government chose confrontation with russia is so fierce that by opening for unilateral a nontransparent methods of investigating this incident the british authorities have once again tried to unleash an indiscriminate and the russian campaign. all of baghdad how this all developed in the first place on sunday march fourth a couple of found slumped on a bench and saw reporters arrive at the scene for what was thought to be a local incident but soon after a global media frenzy unravels exposu