you said i think there may well be some tensions between donald trump and national security advisor john bolton who his entire career has been terribly skeptical of diplomacy and distrustful of north korea and so it'll be interesting to see that i don't explain how it let me get robert kennedy's use on that i saw you smile robert when i mentioned john bolton's name how is the trump administration going to be speaking with one voice on this issue what is his strategy going to be going forward yeah well the time ministration probably won't speak with one voice i mean this is i think it's pretty well established now after fifteen months that the charm going to stray sion is perpetually chaotic and that's one of my big concerns actually but the trump him summit is that we just don't know we're going to get on the president's going to go all kinds of conflicting advice is going through all kinds of stuff on twitter he's not really going to read his briefing notes you know he doesn't read a great deal he might just walk in there and who knows what he's going to say. my my big concern in terms

stream john how would you describe your relationship to the magazine of what i have several issues here on my desk because so many of us around the world know this magazine very intimately because we grew up with it were you a reader sure absolutely i grew up in a middle class american and if you grew up in a middle class american very likely your parents national national geographic and also very likely they never threw it away there was something i connick about the magazine. that made it almost impossible for people to toss it up like they told us . so yes i grew up reading it. i enjoyed it as a child as a child that took me to places that i had never showed people had never seen before the photography was. baby. the talker because i don't think i read the stories very early and the fact that i eventually became a historian up at harvard partly house to do with the way that the target be a challenge to me when i was sick of the photography of national geographic and you know but i do have to say that i grew up as an african-american and so in the back of my mind. i was trouble point

john reed knows about and is a pretty good mayor. the iron room is a radiation detector or a human being inside john. whose first visit to the white man's country meant san francisco cable cars and chicago skyscrapers and streamlined trains. first visit to the white man's country and the iron rule. these people are getting paid as they are part of the experiment project four point one they are being returned to wrong and island one hundred miles from bikini by the u.s. navy they were told repeatedly it was safe to go home. they are being returned to an island described by u.s. atomic energy official has by far the most contaminated place on earth he added it will be interesting to get a measure of human uptake when people live in a contaminated environment. the people of. poison island for twenty eight years as guinea pigs to. the objects of regular scientific examination. this is the largest of the islands. occupied by one of america's most important and secretive faces. known as the ronald reagan test site it's a miss on. the pacif

troops on the korean peninsula if there is a complete reach if they talk about it i mean john earlier today did do us if you need to face a station on the korean peninsula with all that that part of the if you will be discussed in a negotiation our allies first and of course with north korea so i think right now we just have to go along with the process have them go here and and not cry or to make precondition or. presumptions about how it's going to go we the diplomats are going to have to go to work now so john feffer could we soon see u.s. troops out of south korea. it's a possibility but north korea has already said that that's not a precondition for a peace regime and in the past there a christmas several statements about its willingness to accept merican troops in south korea in part because they are eyeing other issues in the region namely a re militarizing japan and to a certain extent american troops are better option in some sense for north korea than a real armed japan coming back to president trump has significantly tone down his rhetoric against came john own but is a top

home in their lives at the latest from icicle city john thanks. afghanistan has suffered its most serious attack yet on preparations for parliamentary and district elections shed just for a job or fifty seven people were killed in kabul when a suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance to a voter registration center and north of the city and backlund province an explosive placed near another voting center killed six people from the same family bringing the total number of deaths on sunday to sixty three. well on friday gunmen hit a voter registration center in bad his father and scaling a police officer a day earlier armed men killed two police officers in jalalabad city as they guarded a voter registration center and choose the attackers kidnapped three employees to policeman voting center in gore province arianna hall and reports on the latest attacks. police say a suicide bomber detonated explosives at the doorway of a voter registration seemed in kabul where afghans received identification cards for elections and not toba longer use them w

john what what sort of relationship do the two men have i mean both trump and might draw a mavericks i guess in a way but does trump respect not going up to listen to him on iran. i think it respects him as a person as a president as in my view. they're going to but he would have thought that these two guys who had never been elected before would become to prison of their respective countries or there's a respect and mccool respects the united states if you do you know just a. general vision of the world that he has this vision cannot be implemented without a fully involved. united state to be involved from you know the trouble is in addition he is going to try to convince it i don't think we have much of an impact but already we've seen something. it is certain way some decisions we've seen him over syria where the bombings. want you to. drop. all kinds of me sighs and we see the destruction very limited just one side we don't really know where the. on the twenty. may. decide whether they put us out of the deal of iran and john guys we're talking to you we're watching live pictures

nuclear program leaving trump in something of an echo chamber with few dissenting voices remaining john hendren washington these five people have died in a bomb blast in a packed football stadium in somalia several of us were injured in the explosion in the coastal town of the armed group al-shabaab has now claimed responsibility it's carried out several previous attacks in the time. the united nations has described a civilian protest using dead bodies in the central african republic as propaganda demonstrates as they seventeen dead bodies that save the u.n. building in the capital bungay on wednesday they say they were innocent civilians killed during crashes between the un and armed groups but the u.n. insists the dead were criminals that opened fire on un peacekeepers killing one un's on a mission to restore state authority to the p.k. five neighborhood of. the global chemical weapons will shock says a military grade nerve agent was used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in a british town of soulsby last month u.k. government and its allies blame russia for the attack b

and i can't help but wonder if you know how the new national security adviser john bolton the secretary of state might pay and who's been in north korea on what was a secret meeting with the north korean leader but how these two new figures and the u.s. administration will be looking at what's happened today ahead of that planned summit between u.s. president donald trump and kim jong il. and that is certainly a bit of a question mark here in the united states we certainly know that both of these leaders have sorry rather john bolton the national security adviser ministration officials like to say and my camp am now the top diplomat of the united states that they have very hawkish views they tend to be fairly aggressive in their approach and so i think that many people are expecting that the words of donald trump that we've heard repeatedly be heard earlier this week he met with the french president emanuel that in fact there is going to be a real sticking point on the issue of concrete steps toward denuclearization was repeatedly underscored by the president in his joint press conferen

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able to be resolved thank you very much from mexico city john homeland. now at least three people have been killed and more than fifty injured after a suspected gas leak caused an explosion at a hospital in chile it happened in the city of concepcion the local mayor is that the hospital had been evacuated earlier because of the gas leak and the gas company had given it the all clear he said the explosion happened as workers were returning to the building. the family of a palestinian engineer in malaysia says he's been killed by the israeli intelligence agency mossad amasses confirm the university lecturer five was a member of the faction but there's been no israeli response. ports. this is to an identified gunman opened fire at. the thirty five year old palestinian engineering lecturer was pushed as he was walking to was in the air by boss in the capital kuala lumpur colleagues of the university a shocked and by the killing so we didn't see any thing dangerous we human or the door only thing that was the world that we can see he's. the only thing that cou

several notable absentees including the us president donald trump who pulled out at the last moment john heilemann joining us from lima to tell us what more we expect at that summit. yes the summit has now got underway the meeting of today the plenary is now in action but there's a lot of things to discuss today at this summit the official main theme is corruption and that's certainly very relevant here in latin america the host country peru actually lost its president a couple of weeks ago to a bribery scandal that's really rocked the entire region the question is whether they can really clear the opera provide any concrete solutions over just two days of talks of course another issue here is going to be syria vice president pence who's come in place of president trump is going to address the other leaders on what the u.s. is doing in the u.s. actions in syria it's going to be interesting to see what the other leaders say in response that everyone gets a chance to speak at this summit and if they come out and who comes out in support of one of the issue that's going to be playing on eve

border and being quote ranked at levels nobody has ever seen before john home and has more from mexico city the caravan of people from central america has been traveling through mexico appears to be winding down at the moment a lot of people appeared off they're heading to mexico city and from there they going to make their own route even to seek refuge in this country or to try and get to the border with the united states but it's been something that president trump of the united states has been infuriated by he's been tweeting about this along the course of the caravan and he came out with a comment that was unsubstantiated and quite outlandish and remember my opening remarks the trump tower when i opened everybody sort of he was so tough and i use the word rape and yesterday it came out were this journey coming up women are raped at levels that nobody has ever seen before. the president trumps comment in which he appears to toi rape and levels of rape to the passage of this caravan heading through mexico is as we said unsubstantiated but it's also useful to remember that he's talkin

any expectations obviously micro was persuasive today he got a good hearing from president trump but john bolton my point hey we're going to weigh in on this as well and so it's really too early to say and the president didn't make any commitments today so we've still got some time before we'll know where president trump comes out on this deal three cis eyeball massive attack the pakistani city of queta killing at least six peace officers one bomber detonated his explosives near police truck on the war road towards the airport whilst two of us attacked a paramilitary checkpoint on the city's outskirts fifteen place and soldiers were wounded in the attacks and no one has so far claimed responsibility. well the leaders of north korea and south korea are due to hold a summit this friday it will be the first direct meeting between the country's leaders for more than a decade they're expected to discuss bringing a formal end to hostilities between the two countries and we think will take place on the southern side of the truce village of panmunjom with correspondents on both sides of the demil

sea china would not have a would not be cannot afford to be seen by his people to knuckle under so john is going to retaliate john is going to defend his own interests and taking the states to the but i think at the end of the game this is a no brainer i think american top advisers some of them have written books on trade and apart from the on the tray side there are the chinese halls for example john bolton has been a very hawkish guy who's in charge is now in charge of. foreign relations for them american foreign policy so i think that this is also a kind of rye read between powell rai seeing china as a potential challenger and herein lies the danger of the so call to see the trap and i think both countries realize this so i think that we are at the beginning of a game of chicken but i think that both sides realize that ended with a put they've got to go back to the negotiating table i the open e. or behind the scenes all right we will see what happens thank you very much deborah elms from singapore andrew young from hong kong and scott lucas from birmingham thanks for joining us and

john home an. innocent woman as a c.e.o. . treat a political split a cool risk consultancy pardon me she joins us from washington d.c. so vanessa let's let's first talk about what sparked this war was pushed back against these reforms to pensions is there some sort of reform needed in the pension system that will talk about how it's handled later but is there a place there that's or something that needs to be fixed. yes i mean nicaragua is not really doing well economically unfortunately this is a this is a combination of a number of factors and it does they do need to they need to they need to fix it the problem is from the perspective of the protesters is what caused it to last how it's being handled so they are seeking to it's over burn and there's too much poverty and the private sector feels that it's overburdened and it needs a bit of relief to what has happened is that the nicaraguan government has very much but in cahoots with certain business leaders who have turned a blind eye to daniel ortega has increasingly dictat

an example that some days are always better than others in sport scottish cyclist john archibald was feeling the pain after a crash in the men's individual time trials he still managed to get over the finish line in eleventh place some degree of reward for the efforts to release holman al-jazeera another day in another stage when for morocco's russian elmore the toughest foot race on earth the marathon day saba stage three was a thirty one point six kilometer trek through the sahara desert a relatively short run compared to wednesday's enormous eighty six point two kilometers stage for the second day in a row elmore beattie beat out his brother muhammad to claim a victory and the women's category rushes that one her third straight stage. and that's all you sport for now more later i was fired their oil rich as a johns been ruled by members of the family for twenty five years the president assumed office after his father died in two thousand and three and is expected to win a fourth term on wednesday but human rights groups accuse him of undermining democracy by giving top jobs to fam

and john these protests they are just about this time i. know you're exactly right it's not just about social security although that may be how it started off it started off actually when the government decided that among other things it would have to take five percent of people's pensions away from them and put it towards other things like medical expenses and that was what got people riled but since it's begun it's really exposed the underlying political tensions in nicaragua this is a country in which many people think the president or take has been undermining democratic institutions to try and hang on to power and also turning it into a little bit of a family business his vice president for example is his wife or a saudi and what do you owe those tensions continue in the country and of course it's a protests have begun we're talking about as you said approximately twenty people dead according to human rights organizations in the country so that's just left movings one of the dead is a journalist who was filming on facebook life of what

president john f. kennedy saying we'll never negotiate out of fear but we'll never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate again paraphrasing so he's taking again nothing concrete they said but a more combative stance towards president trump i think the mets compiled like for some time now have been demanding that there's certainly no love lost on this side of the border possibly going down through latin america for the american president many thanks for that update john heilemann there speaking to us live from vera cruz . the ministry of health in garces says one palestinian has been killed by israeli soldiers near the border and another has died of injuries resulting from friday's violence at that brings the total number of palestinians killed by israeli forces in the border unrest to twenty since friday and the stephanie decker reports from west jerusalem the violence has put the israeli army's rules of engagement under scrutiny. these are unprecedented scenes along gaza's border wi

impact she had to know people here for them she is the mother of the nation catherine saw al-jazeera john is back south africa. more now from barbara and gober who looks back on the life of winnie medical. winnie mandela the former wife of nelson mandela spent years in the public eye as an anti-apartheid campaigner my husband has been fighting for the liberation of the african people for their work and when you speak of all of the racial groups in this country she'd been suffering from a long illness for which she spent much of this year in and out of hospital she was revered and controversial in equal measure you were up here through this morning. testimony. often really out of our government. but earlier years famed our country during her husband's twenty seven year imprisonment in robben island when it made a crucial role in directing the anti-apartheid struggle. in one thousand nine hundred ninety now so mandela was freed and the world watched as a jew i walked out of prison hand in hand but by the end of the next year when he was found guilty and fined for her involvement in the kidn

homa now joins us from waka in central mexico he is with that caravan john tell us about the reaction there to the mexican government saying that this caravan is breaking up now what are people saying. well the organizers a saying that actually that's not true and you can see it probably behind me is closed been donated there that people are picking up the curve and hasn't dissolved there's still more than a thousand people here they're saying they're going to continue to march to pueblo another city in mexico and after that they are going to decide that they're being granted visas actually by the mexican government to stay for at least twenty days in the country after that small groups of them the organizers will help them to try and travel to the u.s. border those of them that they think will meet the requirements for political asylum or asylum there in the united states so not true that it's dissolved ng and small groups will be heading to the united states but not the caravan as a whole what's been the reaction in mexico to president trump's plan to put the military on the border

channels covering the protests to stop broadcasting john heilemann has more. antigovernment protests in nicaragua were are unusual but they're happening now. it started when pensions were cut by five percent and employees social security contributions were raised slightly. i am here because i'm indignant i'm indignant at my grandparents who are going to receive five percent or less of their already anemic bench and after having board for forty five years that is not money that are being lent that is money that they already paid in so they bother me it bothered me and it could not remain sitting any longer several people have been killed a many others injured in running battles between protesters and police street barricades have been thrown and students have occupied at least one university the government sought to restrict coverage of the protests cutting the signal of at least three channels which was showing the independent media say that's a clear violation of the freedom of the press the vice president and first lady. has described protesters as trying to

election john hendren explains from washington. in the probe into russian meddling in the u.s. election george nader appears to be the witness who keeps on giving the lebanese american business man's ties to the united arab emirates are well known but according to a new york times report nader also has previously undisclosed ties to russia meeting with russian oligarchs and negotiating an ill fated arms deal between russia and iraq in two thousand and twelve and i think that we will continue to get a wealth of information from mr nader and i think not only russia but it seems as though mr nader has almost a worldwide network of people at very high levels that he puts together collaborate and various and sundry schemes that are supposed to be under the radar screen if you will for special counsel robert mueller who's investigating possible collusion between russia and the campaign of donald trump that makes nader a potential gold mine he could conceivably give information on alleged money funneling from the u.a.e. to trump's campaign and its allies and on russia's efforts to to

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and not face consequences and that means freeways are either in prison or outside that was there by john where they keep quiet to many azerbaijan is a post soviet poster child an international player the host of major cultural and sporting events but it is to this day the only former soviet republic to witness the rise of a ruling in a city as the nation gets richer one family the only arabs remain firmly controlled . al-jazeera. so has helen alex's. been nationalist says he's proud of his war crimes and sentenced to ten years in jail plus the i do it all of us and also. to serve that actually show by thousands of afghan refugees are fleeing the country and heading to techie. it is still much colder than it should be the good part of the us and canada that gray hints at where the coldest weather is this streak of whites has been given storm was a cold front still me weather in southern florida and still coming into the west wall cloud from the pacific meeting up with cold air once more so winter has apparently not disappeared now the dump to come all the way down through the california r

people because he's in the news so often any looms larger than life sometimes people forget that can john has not been the leader of north korea for very long and he's also quite a young kid you perhaps compare and contrast the two leaders. and. very very different characters yes very young in his thirties whereas his south korean counterpart is is sixty five years old. so almost almost half his age and a man who was born to this job i mean he didn't know he was going to eventually be the leader but he knew that he was the son of north korea's leader and the grandson of north korea's leader of course there were other members of the family and his own brother as you know died in an attack a chemical attack. many western intelligence agencies says was the work of the north koreans so that kim if you believe them or was responsible for killing his own brother who of course could of inherited the crown president moon is the new president of south korea but not really new to any of this foiled because he was last time there were talks in two thousand and seven he was the chief of staff to the

a former us president john f. kennedy he said will never negotiate out of fear but let us never fear to negotiate he said but that's mexico's position not just on a migration but also in other things there's a big trade deal that's been the go shape to between renegotiated between the united states mexico and canada right now it's all tied in together into this fractious relationship that the two countries are sharing at the moment mostly provoke provoked by president donald trump of the united states so again the mix can president coming out with a defiant tone he noted as well we've got elections coming up here quite shortly and he said that the candidates in those elections share my view on this that we've got to take care of our national interests and that this is really an offense to our national sovereignty but nothing concrete declared that he was willing to do in response to purdie the president trumps plan to send more national guardsmen to the border john harmon live in minute to plan mexico thanks john

as storms a supporter of the deputy oh from which it benefits and that actually the first thing that john of dance is to challenge the american action under the rules now at this stage of the game i think is a game of chicken at a photo time being so the trauma administration is raising all the stakes against china's retaliatory measures trum administration seems to be doubling down on that the bones but that's the just the initial stage of a and actually a rivalry a great power rivalry between the united states and china not only on the trait front but of course the economic front don't forget the terminal ministration specifically targets the bait in china two thousand and twenty five agenda which of course encompass all these ten big an area is where china hopes that dominate the world so the americans will say well hey you know china's now talking these areas of dominance and then you china succeeds so where is the united states so in effect that this is more than trade this is about economic come pick the competitiveness this is about economic dominance and you. extend the evil look

election john hendren explains from washington. in the probe into russian meddling in the u.s. election george nader appears to be the witness who keeps on giving the lebanese american business man's ties to the united arab emirates are well known but according to a new york times report nader also has previously undisclosed ties to russia meeting with russian oligarchs and negotiating an ill fated arms deal between russia and iraq in two thousand and twelve and i think that we will continue to get a wealth of information from mr nader and i think not only russia but it seems as though mr nader has almost a worldwide network of people at very high levels that he puts together collaborate and various and sundry schemes that are supposed to be under the radar screen if you will for special counsel robert mueller who's investigating possible collusion between russia and the campaign of donald trump that makes nader a potential goldmine he could conceivably give information on alleged money funneling from the u.a.e. to trump's campaign and its allies and on russia's efforts to to t

but not here in indianapolis i'm john hendren and i'll tell you why coming up. trade tension between china and the u.s. continues to escalate with beijing just announcing a new round of retaliatory tariffs well those tariffs will be up to twenty five percent or one hundred and six u.s. imports the main areas affected entered soybeans cars and chemical products or china had already announced tariffs on one hundred twenty. eight u.s. products including pork wine nuts and fish that's about three billion dollars worth of goods the u.s. has a pause and twenty five percent tariffs off its own on thirteen hundred chinese products mainly in the medical industrial and transport sectors and those cover fifty billion dollars and imports well this rapidly escalating trade dispute was set off last month and washington announced why did duty use on steel in the minium imports the u.s. is also accusing china of intellectual property theft and claims that beijing pressures foreign companies to hand over technology adrian brown has more from beijing. china moves swiftly to annou

capitol and difficult to to know exactly what the objective was but it seems that john bolton has quickly got down to business with dealing with this russian issue. that's right in march he and it was a big question when john bolton was appointed the new national security adviser a few weeks ago exactly what impact that would have on the u.s. a stance toward russia and now that he's in his second week on the job there is some indication that he who is a hard liner on russia may be pushy the administration in a more aggressive direction now according to the white house that released a statement about this meeting between bolton and the russian ambassador it says that bolton said that relations between the two countries may improve but only if several points are addressed by the russians topping that list is the russian election meddling in the two thousand and sixteen presidential elections also the attacks on a former spy in a former russian spy in great britain and the situations in ukraine right now in syria now it is not uncommon though for president trump to undercut publicly stated p

way or another and we hope to achieve the ambitions and hopes of both countries to check him under john it's very significant that north korea took a measure of freezing its nuclear activities first it will be a valuable beginning for the complete denuclearize ation of the korean peninsula came jong un and i declare that there will be no more war on the korean peninsula and a new age of peace has begun. more now from our diplomatic editor james bays from power on the south side of the border. technically they are still at war but this was carefully choreographed to create a new atmosphere of peace north korean leader kim jong un entered from the north side of the demarcation line the south korean president moon jay in the seat at the concrete block that marks the start of his country's territory. a historic handshake. and then something in all the years since the korean war the kims father and grandfather never did a north korean leader crossing into south korea. it was followed by a reciprocal gesture moon jay in very briefly crossing the line into the north. thank you both leaders see

the people gathering here john is the rejection of approaches minimum wage of twenty hours that works out at about a salary of just under three hundred dollars a month and that's the minimum wage in the legislation that's two to see the cost on part of the people here say it's nowhere near enough they say the minimum wage needs to be four or five times that amount in the twenty four years after the end of apartheid this is still protecting the kind of inequalities that they fought against much of south africa's industry and big business is still mostly by the white minority directors paid very large salaries the people here say that the lowest paid workers aren't getting nearly enough new president relatively new president is this the beginning of the end of his honeymoon period. well unions and the ruling african national congress and the party in south africa have a long history together. but this union is a breakaway union it's called sas to instead of been in existence for about a yeah it was made treaty says it was close starting which they are still the biggest union in south af

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the road all over and i still attacking afghanistan's capital kills twenty five people line of them john list who rushed to the scene to cover the story. to tell you one thing. large. israel's prime minister says he has secret files which prove that iran has been covertly pursuing its nuclear weapons activities and thousands rally in russia in protest against the blocking of the messaging app telegram. u.s. president donald trump has met with his nigerian counterpart muhammadu buhari at the white house the two leaders wrapped up a news conference in the last hour with business and trade among the key issues discussed nigeria to take down trade barriers to allow for more u.s. investment in the fight against boko haram nigeria has been struggling to buy a minute trick quick meant trump says nigeria is now free to buy helicopters from the u.s. but did not give a specific day. helicopters we love to look up as you like some more than i do. he likes buying helicopters but he is there buying a lot of helicopters helicopters want to know how soon very soon releasing them to go on this very sad

has set off john hendren al-jazeera chicago. after two years printing out of control a chinese spacecraft the size of a boss is about to crash back to earth the tangoing one space lab was launched in two thousand and eleven but its operators lost contact with it five years later after an apparent malfunction but is now expected to enter earth's atmosphere on sunday at a speed of twenty six thousand kilometers an hour it's not the first time a space station has made a dramatic reentry in two thousand and one russia steered its one hundred twenty ton mir spacecraft over the pacific where it broke up scientists say most of the chinese space lab will burn opposite enters the atmosphere posing little or no risk to people on the ground joan johnson friess is a professor at the u.s. naval war college and a former chairwoman of the national security affairs department she says the station is part of china's development of a manned space program well it's interesting in that. while that is falling to earth it will there's only a very lit

so john bolton what we call say into the job really grasping the nettle. that's right and it was a big question martine when john bolton was first announced as the new national security advisor what impact that would have on the ministration stance on russia and now there is some indication that now in his second week on the job that bolton has been pushing for a more aggressive response here the white house says that he met with the russian ambassador in the white house today and during that meeting expressed hopes for the both countries to have improved relationships but also laid out a series of needs that the u.s. has for russia to address before the relationship can improve and that it on top of that list would be addressing the election meddling in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. presidential elections as well as the attack on the former russian spy in the u.k. and the situation in ukraine and in syria now it is not unheard of not uncommon in fact for trump to undercut his advisors after they've made a public statement we just saw that earlier this

owl who he later identified as john legend singer john legend who begged him to reconsider his support and kanye posted that and then later said it was john legend and then a few minutes later pointed out that john legend also has a new single out so it's it's a combination of maybe personal opinion and and personal considerations but there may be an element of performative mishear right and marketing so it's very unclear exactly what he's thinking and people have been speculating about his mental health fairly or not but he seems to think that this is in service of strategizing for album promotion earlier today he also tweeted a very mad experience a video of himself watching a video of himself on t.m.c. and the headline said it's not and i'm paraphrasing it's not erratic behavior he is strategizing album promotion well no such thing as building stuff. is again as with n.p.r. many thanks bill. still ahead on the news our. timing is everything as his team makes a move in the n.b.a. playoffs today back to back and more than just about. anywhere. we have. a has. some of the sport. thank

house of representatives has voted to make it a site of the site of the speech a national landmark john hendren reports on this now from indianapolis it was an uneasy alliance a wealthy white patrician and a charismatic black preacher martin luther king considered robert kennedy timid on civil rights kennedy was privately supportive making calls to get king released from a georgia jail but publicly kept his distance. right up until april fourth one thousand nine hundred sixty eight his kennedy campaign for the presidency in indiana martin luther king jr was killed a night in memphis tennessee kennedy's aides warned him to cancel a stop in indianapolis to dangerous the set there was mixed feelings of the. people that were angry i was angry myself from the back of a flatbed truck wearing his slain brothers tweed coat thinking about martin luther king he broke the news to a mostly black crowd. martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis was it was the first time he'd spoken publicly of the assassination of his brother president john f. kennedy but those of you who are bla