that brynn murdered phil? he said come on, you're making it sound worse than it was. [ laughter ] >> i was like holy [ bleep ]. >> we laughed for a half an hour and nobody would have found that funnier than phil hartman. indonesian islands, already on-edge, get rattled by another powerful earthquake. we have the latest on this deadly disaster. plus, iran braces for a renewal of sanctions, as the u.s. makes good on president donald trump's decision to pull out of the international nuclear deal. and long hope for reunions may come later this month. some families like these, divided decades ago by the korean war. we'll have the details in a live report, from seoul. hello and welcome to our viewers, joining us here in the united states. and of course, from all around

the world. i'm rosemary church. this is cnn newsroom. for the second time in a week, a powerful earthquake rocked indonesian's resort islands. this one stronger and deadlier than the last. this was the scene in a store sunday evening, panic as part of the ceiling caved in. the epicenter of the quake was on the popular island of lombok. but tremors were feld in bali. 91 people are dead and hundreds others are injured. will ripley is following this story from hong kong. 91 people dead, and hundreds injured in the wake of this earthquake. what are you learning about the

aftermath of this and the damage caused? >> this is a frightening scenario for so many people in bali and lombok, and those in 2004 when a tsunami earthquake killed 200,000 people. people were terrified, running up mountains. we're getting reports of people making a dash for higher ground. when the tsunami warning was canceled, there's people that are concerned and fearful right now. we have pictures coming in from one of the three, small tourist islands where there's evacuation effort under way. 1,000 tourists stranden on those islands. 200 were taken away so far. they have to get on boats to get to secure areas. it's a slow process. at last count, 800 people are waiting to be evacuated. the red cross has deployed dozens of teams. about 100 teams on the ground right now.

140 teams en route, handing out everything from blankets and food and water and medical supplies, as well. with communication and power outages, continuing to be a major problem on the island, it's creating a difficult situation, not to mention the thousands of buildings that are damaged, collapsed or partially cla collapsed. emergency authorities are saying, the 91 people that were killed died because of pieces of buildings falling down on them. roofs collapsing, walls collapsing. indonesian is one of the most earthqua earthquake-bro earthquake-prone countries in the world. they struggle with the buildings that withstand this kind of shaking. >> the big worry now is more tremors hitting the region. as you explained, we know the indonesian government, working with local authorities, there in lombok and across the region, that the island the islands

there. talk about how prepared the indonesian government is prepared in situations like this. >> because they had an earthquake just like this, a 6.4 magnitude quake, where dozens of people were killed, there's been emergency response teams on the ground. this was the larger quake, according to seismologists. and the 6.4 quake was a precursor to that. there are crews that are on the ground, trying to get help to people who need it. >> all right. will ripley bringing us up to date from his vantage point from hong kong. let's turn to cocaikaren mcginn. she joins us from the weather center. the aftershocks and the structures, not in a state to withstand the tremers.

this is a concern for so many people. >> it's a concern because a week ago when they saw the 6.4 fore shock, we thought that was a major earthquake. that was just, as will put it, a precursor to the major earthquake. but buildings that were compromised or unstabilized or destabilized from that particular shot, are worried about their homes and the potential for collapse. that's why this picture, of what looks to be a family, or people gathered in the streets, who are trying to sleep, are staying away from their shelters or their homes. they're worried that there could be more collapse. we are seeing aftershocks to the tune of dozens of them. want to point out this particular feature. the earthquake, a primary focus across the island. lots of people go there to trek. indeed, in the fore shock that happened a week ago, there were trekkers.

it took them days to bring them down. little, by, l lby little. it is an active volcano. we see that the seismic activity has picked up. you look at what happens with the earthquake, as well. 6.9, relatively shallow. moderately shallow earthquake. with 31 kilometers deep. the two earthquakes, the 6.9 and 6.4 were very near each other. that's not unusual. now, we'll see a cluster of aftershocks. something you wouldn't feel but be acutely aware of. we've seen some 4.0 and 5.0 aftershocks that have taken place across this region. people are fearful. they need supplies and the weather is a factor. we have a 10% to 20% chance of showers each day for the next several days. rosemary? >> thank you so much, karen.

we'll talk again, next hour, about this very topic. thank you. u.s. president donald trump is steering the story of the trump tower meeting in another direction. in a sweet sunday, mr. trump admits the june 26th meeting between his son, don jr., and a russian, was in fact to get information at an opponent. at the time, dr. trump was facing off against democratic rival, hillary clinton. he adds he knew nothing about the meeting. mr. trump writes it off as totally legal and something done all the time in politics. laura sanchez lays it all out. >> reporter: in a sunday morning tweet, president trump dismissing reporting by cnn and other outlets, that the president is growing concerned that the russia probe could snare some of his immediate family, including his son,

donald trump jr., and jared kushner. the president is growing increase ii increasingly agitated and that has an impact on his direct attacks of robert mueller. in that tweet, the president made clear the exact nature of the june 2016 meeting between his son, other officials and russian nationals, promising dirt on hillary clinton. we heard that this meeting was about adoptions. in the tweet, the president lays clear that it was intended to seek dirt on his 2016 opponent, hillary clinton. we've seen a move from this sad strags. the president going to him and his political allies suggesting that collusion is not illegal. one of his attorneys, jay sekulow, on a shauk shtalk show.

>> he says it's done all the time in politics. but according to the meeting that robert mueller has, this was a meeting to get information on hillary clinton's campaign. how would that be legal? >> the question is, how would it be illegal? the real question here is, would a meeting that nature, constitute a violation of the law? >> now, critics have pounced on this. suggesting that the president and his attorneys are moving the goal posts, so to speak. despite repeated calls for the president and his team, for this witch hunt to come to an end, it is moving forward. and sources indicate that robert mueller intents to interview one of the key figures in that meeting at trump tower. the russian pop star, whose father is an oligarch with deep, old ties to vladimir putin. more than a year, robert mueller

has been working to secure an interview with him and his legal team. whether that happens is unclear. but the information that could be gathers from that, may spell trouble for trump and his allies. james davis, joins us now from munich, germany. he's the dean of the school of economics and political science. thank you so much for being with us. >> good morning, rosemary. >> let's start with president trump's sunday tweet, where he admits that the trump tower meeting between his son and a russian lawyer was designed to get information on his political opponent, hillary clinton. how is this legal? explain this to us. >> i am not a lawyer. i don't want to get to

legalities of this. obviously, americans have a right to have an electoral system that is free from foreign interpeerns. all americans would be concerned if they thought that southern agents were surprising information they had secured of illegal means, like some hacking of the e-mail servers, hacking of the clinton campaign services. that a third agent is providing hacked information to a political rival of an american presidential candidate. americans have a right to int g integrity in this system. and that works against that. what's more important, is that donald jr. testified before the senate and he said he had no knowledge of who would be at the meeting. he testified before the united states senate, that he didn't tell his father about the meeting in advance. he says he did not talk to his

father about the white house statement that was put out in july 2017, indicating this was a meeting of other matters. if that's the case and we are beginning to see a different picture, donald jr. might be up for perjury charges. it might not be the meeting itself that's illegal, but the murder and the cover-up afterward. >> does any of this constitute conspiracy? >> it may be. conspiracy is an effort to defraud the united states. if we're frying to defraud the united states of a free and fair election, in my mind, constitutes a form of conspiracy and solution, which is what the president continues to say he -- did not take place. i'm not a power.

so, the legal fineries of this, i can't comment on. >> what do you think of the president and his lawyers changing what was discussed? >> right from the beginning, they come up and explain what happened here, they change their story. >> right. first of all, the president continues to erode any sense of him as an authoritative american. you can't agree with anything he says. which story do you believe? you have a hard time believing any of them. the other point that's really important the is more you change your story, the more you open yourself up for potential charges of perjury, for potential charges of obstruction of justice. the question is, why does the president feel that this time he needs to change the story again? cnn was reporting keently that michael cone is prepared to

testify before the special counsel. mr. trump did know in advance of what the meeting would be. that means that, perhaps, the president has been lying from the get-go on this subject. and if that's the case, and all of these memos, all of the tweets, all of the statements, constantly trying to cover that up, then, the claim or the no dodge, trying to get some answers. >> thank you, rosemary. after an alleged assassination attempt by drones, sven swven sway lan gets criticized. >> a closer look at the economic impact of sanctions against iran. oscar mayer deli fresh ham

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welcome back, everyone. activists, fear venezuelan president nicolas maduro, could

launch a crackdown on his critics, after an assassination attempt. the u.s. and colombia are denying any involvement of the alleged attack. the venezuelan government could have made up the attack. but real or not, president maduro is going to use it to drum up support. we're getting this video apparently showing the drone that caused the explosion near president maduro. his voice can be heard right before that explosion. the drone matches the model the government claims was used in the attack. but cnn has not been able to verify the authenticity of this video. iran's president will, reportedly, response directly to president trump a national address. this comes as the u.s. is set to reimpose sanctions tuesday. they are the result of president

trump's decision to withdraw from the 2015 iran nuclear deal. the sanctions will cover iran's purchase of u.s. dollars and trade in gold, special mettles and automobiles. no november, angsts on iran's oil will take affect. now, in comes as sporadic anti-government protests were reported across iran for a fifth-strait day. demonstrators are angry at the plunge of thecurrency. and fred plinken joins us. let's talk about the impact they will have on iran and its people. >> the sanctions, the ones that are going to go in today, will be a big psychological factor. i'm not sure how much impact

they will have in the short run. you mentioned them trading in medals and golds. the u.s. is trying to prevent to stop buying with u.s. economy. and the training is going to be tramped down on. another interesting restrictions is the oautomotive sector in iran. the only places i've seen arr iranian cars outside of iran, is syria and iraq. that does not have a big impact on the iranian economy at first. but the iranian economy is already one in freefall. the riall has been declinining a staggering rate. iran is already in a lot of economic trouble. this is another big psychological factors.

we've seen pictures of protests taking place. we know that the iranian government and the clercy, have heard that message. they are concerned about the protests that are taking place, and one of the reasons we're seeing rohani come out and make that speech later today. the iranians are getting to get that information under control. meanwhile, the outside factors from the u.s., is becoming greater. >> mr. thanks. you know you know political commentator, peter barnhardt. good to have you with us. >> nice to be here. >> what is the trump administration trying to achieve by restoring the imact could the appreciating baseball? >> well, there are statements that are pretty incoherence. there's some suggestion they

think they might renegotiate iran to get a better nuclear deal. but the demands are so outlandish and they don't have support from any of america's allies, it's hard to imagine that. there's probably effort of regime change here is. but virtually, everyone who is important in the pro-democracy dissident movement in iran is vehemently opposed to sanctions because they believe that sanctions strengthens the regime. even if there were an effort at regime change, i think it's likely to backfire pretty profoundly. >> interesting. president trump has raised the possibility of talks with iranian leaders. iran doesn't seem like rebuffed him quickly. how likely is it that we could

see some sort of talks with the president? maybe bodmodeled after what we with kim jong-un? >> and i think the politics would be inside would be difficult. and the politics you know the united states are difficult. there's a much stronger set of interests, alliaryed a governme. if akaud di and other golf governments would be opposed. you have a political constituency that wasn't there with north korea. >> we're seeing all of this because president trump pulled the united states deal.

what is his vision? do we have any idea? >> no. donald trump is an ignoramus. he doesn't know the first thing of what was in the iran nuclear deals,deeping a joke to enresearch you tan numb. a deal that was much weaker than the deal that the odom in a administration struck because they talked to experts who got in the we'ds and knew the details about how to restrict iran's nuclear program. i don't think there will be any meeting. and i think what's happening is we are composer baiting the worst elements in iran, undermining the civil society and the economic strength.

creating the possibility, the potential for war. >> we will watch and see what the imbakt is of the restored sanctions ahead. heading back overseas and tens of thousands of students protested in an eighth-straight day in bangladeshes capital. the prozests were started by two students were killed with tear gas being sprayed on demonstrators. >> more than 4,000 people are killed in road accidents every year in the country. one of the world's highest such rates. >> indonesian shaken again. a bedly it earthquake needed it

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that meeting was to get damaging information about hillary clinton during the election campaign. venezuela's authority is placi placing loyalty to the movement. at least 91 people are dead and hundreds injured, after indonesian was hit by a 6.9 magnitude earthquake. the neighboring island of bali had situation cant shaking. thousands of homes were damaged. joining me now from ja car sta indones indonesia.

he is the national coordinator for red cross and red crescent societies. >> what are you learning about the situation on the island of lombok right now? and what is your situation doing to help people there? >> as you know, it was the second earthquake that take place in the evening. so, a magnitude of earthquake that hit the area there. people were panicking during this inticident. and they were afraid of being under the construction, knowing that a week before that, they were also hit by a strong

earthquake. and red cross peoples were respond to quick to this disaster yesterday. a week before, as you mentioned, before that. we've had -- our teams have been on the field, since last week. right, in the first minute of the earthquake last night. people were panicking, and the red cross people were there so support them for their own zone. and also, to -- to calm them downburg their panicking moment. >> the major concern about this point are aftershocks and the ability is a big concern. what is the challenges for your organization in the aftermath of

this earthquake? >> the main thing last night, it was so difficult to reach communities. the power was cut down because of the earthquake. and our red cross teams were trying to evacuate people to save injured people in the dark. we had limited loss last night. but our team was about to support some injured people and taking some community members to different areas. a lot of them didn't want to go back to their homes. some homes were not damaged. they wanted to stay in the air and along the roadside. our red cross teams were able to packed chegs, blanket.

a lot of people got ropes and also, open air. >> thank you so much for talking to us. we appreciate you bringing us up to situation, for those people at the long island of lonbok. it appears that a second summit bay be in the works. a source tells me there is a strong ability that it could happen later this year. the two exchanged less sovereigns. however, behind the scenes, the they continue to bicker that could derail the talks. about 100 people have each country will meet their relatives since later this month. this will be the first time for families have to be recognize you and see each other.

now, paula hancocks has the details for us. paula, very emotional. mostly for the elderly family reunions. what can you tell us about them? >> these are always incredibly emotional times, these family reunions. it's been 65 years since the korean were was ended. they're in their 70s and 80s. it's going to be an emotional time for them. many have been waiting decades have to coordination or anybody in to have north and south, it does occasionally happen. from the side korean, there was some 57,000 applicants that were

zred. they had to look into who was healthy still. who was able to climb to north korea? they asked the north koreans to find out if their families are extra make it themselves. >> it will be 9 93 reunions, there will be 66 in north korea. it is still a strr small presentage of those families who actually want to be reayatollahed. there's a push from the south korean side to have as many of these reunions was possible.

he was traveling to meet his mother for the first time. it is a source of great pain for court cree, and also, the fachllies that have been separated so long. there's a push to have reunions like these for as many as fo family. >> 57,000 apply ka lly can'ts f forth and the south, getting the opportunity to mate. but based on the health of those people, is that the min way they get to determine who meets up with their separated relative? >> there was more than 130,000 who had originally applied to be part of the gomry reunions.

more than half had quickly respects they do look forward to. but they put down 149. then, there's more of a sense that they want to make sure they're close family mens that will be reunited, as well. we thank you, paula hancocks. still to bam, fly, light liar. keeping the porch gauze forest righter will be getting on. got , diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down.

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