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austrian chanceless about kurtz has called on germany to provide assurances that it stop spying on politicians international organizations and companies in austria media and both countries have been reporting that the german intelligence service had run an extensive espionage operation in neighboring austria between one thousand nine hundred nine and two thousand and six. un and e.u. officials have witnessed the signing of a historic agreement between greece and macedonia the deal resolves a decades old dispute by renaming macedonia the republic of north macedonia distinguishing it from the greek province protestors opposed to the geocache we've been east of the border between the two countries well off to a week stranded at sea off to italy a multitude on the boat away more than six hundred rescued migrants have finally been allowed to step onto dry land the aquarius which has been at the center of

our conversation with crowd strike ceo george kurtz next. this is bloomberg.ly: this is bloomberg, i'm emily chang in san francisco. ,eing hacked, even the threat is enough to keep companies and customers up at night. the bank of england, a new internal watchdog report has identified cyberattacks as a major risk that could lead to the demise of the institution. on this side of the atlantic, a u.s. state department report says the government needs to overhaul its strategies for stopping cyberattacks. that is coupled with concerns that u.s. elections are increasingly at risk for the current primary and november's midterm elections. for more on this, i want to get to bloomberg's caroline hyde in london with a special guest. the special guest is george kurtz, the ceo of cloudstrike, helping analyze these threats and the banks that are exposed. talk to us first about u.s. election midterms in november. what are the threats you are seei of that and where e the actors coming from? george: when you think about the electoral process, they are highly targeted from actor

here's the words of the austrian opposition leader, matthias strolz, who said recently that chancellor kurtzu are a part, is itself part of a dangerous nationalist populist movement in europe, you can name people like people like viktor 0rban, chancellor kurtz, matteo salvini in italy, the leader of the league, which says it wants to register all roma in italy and deport those who do not have regular papers. excuse me, you can continue with the quote. may i give you, may i... mr strolz is just about to take a holiday from political life. he was in politics for about four, five years. and you know what mr matthias strolz has was also been repeating in the last few months, he was warning against civil war in europe because of the asylum crisis. this gentleman you have quoted is talking about that. i want you to address his point there is, right now, a dangerous nationalist populist movement sweeping europe with elements inside your own government with connections to the far right, the extreme right, members of the freedom party... it is distasteful to mention what you are coming up with. it is

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howie: i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." [♪] the justice department's inspector general rippedames comey in that report finding that he broke many rules. and the text between peter strzok and lisa page. page says trump is never going to be president, right? and strzok says no, we'll stop it. steve doocy was the first to interview the president, then followed by a scrum of reporters. >> what you have seen so far, should james comey be locked up? president trump: i would never want to get involved in that. certainly they seem like very criminal acts to me. i think the report yesterday more than anything totally exonerates me. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. howie: joining me to analyze the coverage. mollie hemingway, sara fischer and marie harf, former spokeswoman for the obama administration. howie: that scrum looked like an out of control kindergarten that needed a time out. the press saying the president was wrong when he said he was totally vindicated because the report didn't examine whether there was obstructioner. >> collusion with russia. mollie: this is

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right wing government says it's shutting down several mosques and expelling in mom's chances of aston kurtz cited laws against foreign funding of religious groups for the move turkey has hit out of the measure calling it recessed and anti islam. donald trump has floated the possibility of inviting north korea's leader kim jong il into the white house speaking with the japanese prime minister shinzo abi trumps that success at next week's singapore summit with kim would depend on a more a more attitude than preparation the two sides are expected to negotiate indeed to denuclearize the korean peninsula. authorities say some six hundred homes have been swallowed by lava flows on hawaii's big island since the killer whale will kill began erupting last month that makes this the most destructive eruption in modern times. with the g. seven such a release a plastics charter on world oceans day today pressure is increasing to stem the tide of the tool with plastic choking oceans waterways and communities real peace has found tiny plastic particles and on the toxins and water samples taken from the an

howie: i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." james wolfe, a former top staffer on the senate intel committee. the "new york times" reporter work for "buzzfeed" broke this story about carter page. a former trump advisor met with a russian spy. watkins and wolfe exchanged over 100 text messages that day. >> why did carter page confirm this to you and what was his affect towards this information becoming public? >> he was very forthcoming with it. i had been doing a lot of reporting on it and knew it was him in the document. president trump: i'm a big believer in freedom of the press, but i'm also a believer in classified information. it has to remain classified. and that includes comey and his band of thieves who leaked classified information all over the place. howie: joining us, mollie hemingway, susan ferrechio, chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner. and juan williams, co-host of "the five." will the media uproar over the surveillance of a reporter doing her job prompt a reexamination of the fbi tactics.

austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz has demanded germany clarify allegations of spying between the two countries that date back decades german media reported berlin's intelligence services systematically spied on over two thousand targets in austria between one thousand nine hundred nine and two thousand and six speaking to the press kurt said spying between allies is unacceptable. in moscow authorities say a taxi driver who crashed into a crowd of people had fallen asleep eight people were injured including many who had come to the city for the world cup police have opened an investigation. greek prime minister of lexus t processor no confidence vote in parliament paving the way for a historic agreement with macedonia the country shares its name with a northern greek territory which has caused tensions between the two countries under the deal macedonia will now be known as the republic of north macedonia. people have been flooding onto the streets of afghan cities in celebration on saturday after the taliban announced a surprise three day ceasefire afghan president said he would exten

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after the talks with no doubt some discussions with the president but chiefly with chancellor kurtz there will later be a news briefing so that we know the ins and outs of what they discussed what they hope to achieve in forthcoming relations between austria and russia and the wider european union worth pointing out incidentally that you might remember when britain rounded up some allies in order to expel russian diplomats from several countries austria was not one of those countries the took part. in the guard of honor now playing the russian national anthem as both leaders stand . outside the palace. the other significance of course for this visit is that austria is also neutral it's not a member of nato it's not a member of any military alliance one of a number of european nations to take that stance. is something of a mediator between the west and russia so although as is often the case in these particular visits it's often what's not said news briefings rather than what is said so when we listen to that a little bit later on it'll be quite key to finding out which direction or how po

ok that was president vladimir putin and the austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz wrapping up their business dealings for the day is a very whistle stop trip this one for president putin they were signing some deals or rather officials were signing some deals namely to do with and the g. and the fifty year and a g. contract that they've had going and they've signed up until twenty forty to keep delivering russian energy to austria plenty other discuss besides we'll have more from our correspondent a little bit later you're watching r.t. international. not. that sort of see i played golf. with the for. the us. radially reinforced rammed earth bricks is what they really are. this more than seventy houses about a hundred and forty people with families living here. it's really a way of forming same in. the sun's coming in and heating the house and being stored in massive walls. sagebrush is the natural. vironment here but as we are containing the sewage and then using the plant sort of to process the sewage we create our own little releases here. and water a full hour of news from the welcome ba

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reelection is expected in austria a couple of hours' time where he's due to meet with chancellor sebastian kurtz senior correspondent explains the importance of this meeting. there is a wind of change blowing through europe or perhaps just the breeze but on the eve of vladimir putin's visit here to vienna the austrian vice chancellor comes out and calls for and then the sanctions the sanctions have damaged our austrian economy above all else and i've always warned against pushing russia into the arms of china is high time to end these painful sanctions and normalize political and economic relations with russia not exactly shocking a lot these days a lot of the austrian chancellor himself came out and called the u.s. and reliable in that regard making up with russia might counterbalance things such as friends allies washington imposing tariffs on european goods a move that essentially began a trade war. so now we will also impose import tariffs this is basically stupid process the fact that we have to do this but we have to do it we will now impose tariffs on harley davidson motorcycles on levis

i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." howie: roseanne barr was riding on top of the world before her tweet. >> oil worried about the people out there who don't have friend and followers who come to their defense. she added to the tweet by saying bob iger called valerie jarrett to let her know that abc does not tolerate comments like those. gee, he never called me. joining me, katie pavlich. susan ferrechio, and capri cafaro, a former democratic senator in ohio who teaches at american university. roseanne fires off this horrible racist tweet. abc axes the tweet. you have some anchors like don lemon using that to say the president is more of a racist. katie: when we had the congressional baseball shooting the man who was the shooter supported bernie sanders. but you didn't see the comments that bernie sanders was responsible. what the rest of roseanne's show represented is being ignored. the rest of her show is very diverse. you have the transgender son. an african-american ghter who an african-american mother in the milita

and antiterrorism probes been launched in austria after chancellor sebastian kurtz received death threats it believed the threats are linked to the government closing seven mosques and expelling dozens of em arms over alleged links to extremism with more details here's our europe correspondent peter oliver sebastien courts is hard line against what he calls political is alarm has seen the austrian chancellor on the receiving end of death threats this all started after courts announced on friday that seven mosques would be shutting their doors and as many as sixty in moms were facing deportation six of the mosques run by the austrian turkish islamic union are accused of having links to extremism as well as being accused of harboring hate preaches one mosque run by the group in vienna where they caused a stir back in april when pictures emerged of children as young as four years old dressed in turkish military uniforms and saluting the turkish flag sixty in moms are also having their residence permits reviewed two of those of already being told that they have to leave the country could says

society or an antiterrorism prose been launched in austria after the country's chancellor sebastian kurtz received death threats it's believed the threats a link to the government closing seven mosques and expelling dozens of in minds over alleged links to extremism peter oliver picks up the stories i hear a correspondent. sebastian cortes is hard line against what he calls political islam has seen the austrian chancellor on the receiving end of death threats this all started after courts announced on friday that seven mosques would be shutting their doors and as many as sixty in moms were facing deportation six of the mosques run by the austrian turkish islamic union are accused of having links to extremism as well as being accused of harboring hate preaches one mosque run by the group in vienna but they caused a stir back in april when pictures emerged of children as young as four years old dressed in turkish military uniforms and saluting the turkish flag sixty him arms are also having their residence permits reviewed two of those of already being told that they have to leave the count

sébastien court says pledge to find all forms of anti semitism in europe during a visit to israel kurtzheld talks in jerusalem with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu but israel has refused to have any contact with his coalition partners that the austrian freedom party a party which was founded by former nazis catheters says it's taking the u.a.e. to the un international court of justice over human rights violations the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt sever ties with qatar last june and expelled its citizens that are says this violated the rights of its citizens the blockading countries accused of supporting terrorism a charge that qatar denies well toby cadman is an international human rights lawyer he says the court process will be very slow. qatar has taken an important first step in in taking that to the international court of justice now of course was the united arab emirates is a member and accepts the jurisdiction of the i.c.j. the other members do not so it would only be able to be brought against the u.a.e. at this stage of the proceedings before the into court

i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." the media uproar over families being separated at the border, president trump denied it's an administration policy. >> if you are smuggling a child, we'll prosecute you and that child may be separated from you as required by law. howie: the white house offered sometimes contradictory messages that the media branded false. >> it's congress' job to change the law. president trump: the democrats forced that law upon our nation. i hate it. >> it's not in your definition cruel. >> it's not a policy. our policy at dhs is to enforce the law. >> how is this not child abuse. >> be more specific, please. howie: even after the president reversed himself with an executive order, many in the media remain critical. >> a rare retreat on a president who prides himself on never apologizing. mollie hemingway, gillian turner and richard fowler. the mainstream media are constantly accusing the president of lying. congress had to do it, it was the democrats' fault. then he did reverse it. was the criticis

beginning of a crackdown against conservative muslim groups with foreign funding chancellor sebastian kurtz says political islam has no place in austria the turks living in the european union are casting their ballots in turkey's general election germany is home to the largest community of the three and a half million turkish ex patreus who live abroad dominic kane reports from berlin . on a sunny day in berlin these people wait their turn to cast their ballots in elections many think could be decisive for turkey's future and which here at least seem to be dividing opinion and. i voted for adored today because i see no other candidate that has done so many good things for turkey for me it was an easy choice to go broke i mean. turkey needs you energy for that reason i'm posting from a harbinger he's the right one for turkey he promises great things that has some clue of what he's doing. the x. patrick turkish electorate here is the biggest in europe in last year's constitutional referendum almost half of all the ex-pat votes were cast in germany and with some opinion polls suggesting a clos

shutting down seven loss and expelling him alms is part of measures by the rightwing chancellor sebastian kurtz to target what he calls political islam in the country dominic came reports from neighboring germany. in the six months since becoming chancellor civil courts has taken an even tougher line on immigration and what he says is the threat from parallel societies forming in his country now he's turning his sights on what he calls political islam different in height that becomes this we can announce to you today a decision from the office of religious affairs that will lead to prohibit of the activities of seven mosques this means dissolving the greywolf mosque and secondly shutting down the arabic cultural community to operate a total of six miles. in addition to the closures these measures could also see dozens of in mom's face expulsion from austria several of whom ministers in vienna believe are funded by elements inside turkey a spokesman for the turkish government has condemned the move as racist and anti islam courts has long advocated a toughening of approach but forming a coalitio

howard kurtz looks at whether there is a double standard. >> reporter: donald trump got the pageantry and photo ops which he described as a getting to know you session with kim jong un but the historic summit also drew sharp criticism from liberal journalists and commentators. nikki kristof said it looks like trump was hoodwinked and some pundits said msnbc and cnn couldn't either does taste. >> these are awful people and he wants to become best friends with them. >> i found it incoherent, i found giving away more than having got. >> a summit is not an accomplishment for the american president, the spectacle is the american flag along with the d prk flag is somewhat disgusting. >> reporter: some from the right as well. liberals along called a nothing summit the conservative the standard call to the summit about nothing. some conservatives highly critical of the pres. offered kinder words. >> when i seehese two shaking hands i feel a sense of relief. >>eporter: there is room for legitimate criticism, the statement is vague, saying g about inspections, verification of deadlines, north k

howie kurtz is checking into it tonight. >> reporter: annapolis stunned as journalists to report on violence find themselves targeted by a suspect who had been furious at the paper and once filed a defamation suit. >> he was going down our newsroom starting from the front and just continually shooting people. >> i perceived what i considered a death threat was i feared for my life and my family's life. >> but before these details were known some journalists rushed to blame donald trump for the massacre, a global editor, this is what happens when donald trump calls journalists the enemy of the american people. blood is on your hands, he apologized saying he responded emotionally and inappropriately, reuters says it does not condone his behavior and will take appropriate action. radio host trent university in light of the pres.'s rhetoric is it surprising someone shoots up a newspaper office? donald trump has blood on his hands. lauren ducasse is the shooting cannot be separated from the pres.'s mission to villain eyes the press as the enemy of the american people. what does donald trump say?

hysteria overhy the family separation controversy context is everything so we went to media buzz howie kurtz for his unique take. >> 95% of the media coverage of donald trump has been negative and filled with the kind of moral condemnation we haven't seen since charlottesville, the images and leaked audio of crying children separated from their families has raised fears attacks on the president as inhumane, left-leaning journalists and commentators and there has been a split among conservative pundits. >> donald trump is lying, people around him online, they realize how bad this makes them look at how bad america looks. >> child abuse to separate children from their parents unless it is necessary to save the human life and that is not the case here. >> the spectacle of illegal immigrants separated from their children at the border has ceased to be a news story in any traditional sense, it is an event, a competition in which elites via to see who can reach greater heights of historical access and self-righteous posturing. >> the new york post and wall street journal ever and scathing editoria

howard kurtz looks at his lasting impact. >> charles krauthammer was a powerful voice of this networkwriting the washington post magazine, on the journalism business. >> left-wing commentators viewed with admiration and jean robertson, a little nervousness. >> another lead or two, charles would pre-attack all the week points of the argument and pick them apart. >> if you think of people like bill buckley and what bill buckley meant for conservative thought, bill sapphire -- >> reporter: began as a walter mondale speechwriter in the republic writer. it was a wordsmith, bush arrangement syndrome for his fiercest critics and defined president reagan's foreign-policy. >> it codified a lot of amorphous feelings people on the right hand. >> reporter: he took flak for his support for the iraq war and was tough on pres. obama but equally comfortable taking swipes at hillary clinton. >> she needs glasses from her husband, one of the great liars of all time, could do it with a smile and china. >> reporter: donald trump. >> presidents don't talk like this, they never had. this is what it sounds

howie kurtz take a look at whether there is a double standard. >> president trump got tt pageantry and photo op for what he described as a get to know you session with kim jong un but the historic summit also drew sharp criticism from liberal journalists and commentators. nick kristof said it looks like trump was hoodwinked. some pundits couldn't hide their distaste for the president. >> these are awful people and he wants to become best friends. >> i found it rambling and incoherent. i found it giving way more than having got. >> a summit is not an accomplishment for this american president. the spectacle of seeing the american flags with the dprk flag. somewhat disgusting. >> the liberal salon calle apore the nothing summit. some conservatives offered kinder words. >> i have to admit when i see these people shaking hands, i feel a sense of relief. >> there is room for legitimate criticism. the statement was vague. the north koreans have a long history of breaking agreements. there is the nature of cam's regime. >> the man kim jong un has killed famy membe, starved his own people, is

howard kurtz with our report. >> the disclosure about "the new york times" reporter alley watkins setmp's justice department is willing to secretly obtain a journalist's phone and e-mail records in pursuit of leaks. free press are backing the statement saying that the move will endanger the reporter's ability to provide confidentiality to their sources. but the case is complicated by watkins' three-year romantic relationship with james wolf, who was arrested yesterday. she was a reporter for buzzfeed when she broke this story last year on carter page, a former trump adviser met with a russian spy. watkins and wolf exchanged 124 electronic messages that day, spoke for seven minutes after the story posted and another 15 minutes after she appeared on msnbc. >> why did carter page confirmed this to you and what was his affect toward the information becoming public ? >> he was very forthcoming with it. i had been doing a lot of reporting on it and knew that it was him in the documents. >> wolf texted him months later, i always tried to give you as much information as i could so you could g

here is fox news media analyst and the host of the media buzz, howard kurtz. >> reporter: the disclosureout "new york times" reporter ali watkin set off alarm bells in the news business as the justice department is willing to obtain a journalists phone and email records in pursuit of leaks. repress advocates are backing the paper saying the move will endanger reporter's ability to promise confidentiality to their sources and make it harder to shine a much needed light on government actions. but the case is complicated by watkins' three year romantic relationship with james wolf who was arrested yesterday. she was a reporter for buzzfeed when she broke the story last year on carter page, a former trump advisor met with a russian spy. watkins and wolf exchange 124 electronic messages that day, the indictment said. this book for 7 minutes after the story was posted and another 15 minutes after she appeared on msnbc. >> why did carter page confirm this to you, and what was his affects towards this information and being public? >> he was very forthcoming with it. i had been doing a lot of rep

media's preference for emotional manipulation over the facts, democratic strategist joel payne, howard kurtz, host of fox news' media buzz and mark kirkorian. happy friday. when we first saw the image. i wonder if that child actually was separated from her parent and lo and behold she wasn't. >> this is precisely why trust in the media is plummeting. i understand why "time" magazine seems to run anti-trump cover every other week or so wanted that iconic image on the cover. many of us in business assume she had been separated from are from mother. once that was proven to be false "time" magazine should have the candor and common decency we were wrong. we regret it not it's perfectly fine but it's a metaphor for the entire controversy. >> when we conservatives make mistake we are driven through threats and intimidation and we apologize. like i'm not perfect i have made mistakes on air. apologize. once you are on the air as afternoon as i am you say stuff. tired. when they screw this up, i have got to tell you it goes right to the core about the border goes unreported. selective reporting by ou