say this, as a member of the gang of eight, i was kept abreast of what the russians were doing in realtime during the election. i continued to get briefings after the election during the period in which donald trump was in the president elect and not just the gang of eight members, the candidate, the major presidential candidates will get a briefing on certain intelligence. when they become the president elect, they will be given specific intelligence and when they become president, the briefings will continue. there is no way to claim the president was unaware of what the rubbssians were doing and specific evidence of what the russians were doing.

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whose actions were not adequately dealt with by the obama administration in realtime. and the president says no, putin is someone that i can do business with. showing complete inngnorance of what the russian government has done in recent years, askewing the national security team and saying attempts to hold them accountable for that is brought to you by a press core that is an authoritarian of the people. he says the people must not know what we're doing. let's keep this information away from the people, and i will take care of this. >> david gregory says the administration, the president is pursuing a policy toward russia -- do we know if there is an actual agenda. let's discuss that, number two, how excited are republican members of congress that president trump announced vladimir putin coming to the white house in the fall around elections. until her laptop crashed this morning. her salon was booked for weeks, having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, buy one hp ink and get a second at 30% o

that's what's been caught in realtime. your analysis? >> good to be with you again. and i think we should all be happy that facebook is responding, and that they're actually cooperating, both with federal agencies and with independent researchers. but i also think it's important to put this in scale. as you said we're looking at about 30 accounts. we're looking at $11,000 over more than a year, relatively small exposure. and in that regard quite similar to what we saw during the election. there's a huge difference between the fact that somebody really wants to attack you, and is trying, and you need to be there and aware and look for it. and panicking that american democracy is under threat. >> well, yochai i want to be clear, my goal here tonight is to start a nationwide hysterical panic. >> i think that would be -- >> that's how you know it wasn't that funny, the silence on "the beat." what are we to take from it? do you know if the feds are getting better at combatting this in realtime, or 100 days, how do we not know if this is the first strike of a larger effort

. >> it has to be in realtime. don't you think if. >> it's got to be in realtime and every time. we can be worried by seeming bored. if he says the false claim 20 times we got to call out out 20 times. i don't think that's a departure from journalism norm. the way the media sees it. if someone is lying it's basic journalism to point out they're lying. >> michael, i want to ask you about president trm's military parade scheduled to take place on november 10th. according to officials it's estimated to cost about $12 million. he has been wishing to stay a military parade in washington for months now. is it more questionable under the current circumstances? >> i think it is, when you consider that he is such a devisive figure. this problem of the distortions and lies have made the ciso -- country so confused and so alarmed that, to celebrate this president in this way. this is a command performance. it's not what people argue is a celebration related to veterans or the nation. this is something that's never been done in recent memory and is something that he's demanded, because he sa

. >> we watched you in realtime in helsinki wondering the same thing, which i'll ask you now, does it feel in realtime like you had just obvious caused with your question a genuine moment, a historic moment to happen? >> thank you. certainly my job there was to do my job and a lot of americans wanted to do for a long time but it seems like this setting is perfect for it. i didn't know i would be called. we don't get a heads up ahead of time. i prepared my questions and didn't know until sarah sanders called my name i would get the chance to ask the questioning but in that seating with president trump standing feet away from vladimir putin and him declining the back, that was the moment he needed to be put on the record, to you believe vladimir putin or your intelligence agencies? instead, he waffled and said he believed both sides. west didn't want to defend the government and had a chance to -- i said please, in front of everyone here, admonish vladimir putin for what happened in 2016 and can you warn him to never try this again and he didn't do that, either. it's a question that rai

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he did see it play out on television in realtime as he was doing his campaign-style event this afternoon. so he was watching that coverage. so this was not surprising this necessarily happened. we do know the michael cohen prosecutors are looking at all of this. of course, mr. weisselberg's name was mentioned in that recording this week. and one pointed to his mood at the end of day, listing a long list of grievances he seemed a bit agitated, if you will. that's his mind-set, his mood coming back to the white house tonight. >> we'll see if he talks about it, anderson. what are your sources telling you about the clout he had in the trump organization? >> we have been talking to our sources today who understand the trump organization and weisselberg's role at the company. there are few people who understand the finances at the company. he oversees every dollar that goes in and out of the company. he's the person who personally gave trump updates on financial matters and he's been privy to a lot of sensitive information over the years. one trump organization employee tells cnn that the weis

so they have to pay attention. >> in realtime. >> absolutely. the people who are getting ready for this trial next week are not focusing on that. they are really drilling down 18-hour days, they are getting ready for this trial. but everybody else working on the broader collusion investigation, the obstruction of justice investigation, the american citizen focused aspect of this investigation, which seems to be the part that has yet to be uncovered, they're paying attention. and they're probably trying to work even faster because who knows what's going to happen next, and let's get this done and let's get it done as soon as we can. >> do you solemnly swear to help us understand this trial while it's under way? >> i will do my very best. luckily there are a lot of charts on this list and there are a lot of photographs of expensive watches. i think we're going to be spending the next couple of weeks focused on those. >> much obliged. thank you very much to daniel goldman for once again joining us here in our studio tonight. >>> coming up for us, h

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cohen turned it off in realtime or something happened to it after the fact. when i spoke to him on the phone, giuliani said there were more recordings and he wants them released. on cbs face the nation, giuliani said there are 180 recordings of cohen and others. >> one of those were the president of the united states. that's the three-minute one involving the mcdougal payment. the ami-mcdougal payment. there are 11 or 12 others out of the 183, which the president is discussed at any length. by cohen, mostly with reporters. all clearly corroborating what the president has said. reporter: giuliani is using those other tapes to push back on the allegation or in various reports the allegation that cohen is perhaps going to tell special counsel mueller that president trump knew about the 2016 meeting in trump tower with officials. trump has denied. giuliani said if that were the case, something would be in the case. in his view, cohen seems to have recorded everything, jon? jon: michael cohen is an attorney, he also has an attorney. what's that attorney saying abo

realtime. lanny davis, michael cohen's lawyer there we listen to it with him, with chris cuomo and lanny davis in realtime. to elena's point there, there have been points of real drama here this week, what's your sense of the effect that's having politically. >> certainly, those in the president's base will be unmoved by this. in part because of the nature of our politics today, you have such tribalism. over that, you have the cult of personalities surrounding the president. that said, you do get the sense that there is this fear and sense of frustration surrounding this overall cohen investigation, that does not exist with the overall russia investigation. in part, because where as the president could shut down if he wanted or narrow the russian ya investigation or perhaps even getting rid of rosenstein. he can't really do that with such ease with the cohen investigation since it's being carried out by the prosecutor's office in the southern district of new york. that's why you get the sense t

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we have the offshore wind, this is realtime wind, you can see the northeast breeze so when that occurs, the smoke travels to the bay area. one more day before the upper winds shift. by 8:00 back into the upper 60s and low 70s with relative humidity into the 50s. here's a look at what we're expecting by lunchtime. for the second part of the day going back into the 90s perhaps nearing 100 degrees. relative humidity up slightly. this afternoon 20% in owe low county and areas of lake county. the winds continue to push in from the north. the on shore breeze and the cooler weather has come via the southwest breeze but that's again at the surface. starting with clouds this morning, widespread from the coast and partly cloudy inland. temperatures today falling off just a little bit more. 30 miles per hour with the on shore breeze. that's a good indicator the cool air will move through the delta. 56 degrees to start your morning in novato. here's a view of the afternoon. 72 in oakland and mid to upper 80s expect clouds in place morning and night. i'll have a look at the extended forecast coming

i was there covering it and i saw what happened in realtime. this happened. wikileaks released e-mails consistently throughout the end of the campaign to try and influence the election in an effort it seems to help donald trump to win the election. these were e-mails that were damaging to hillary clinton and e-mails that helps donald trump in the, darkest hours he faced during the campaign. >> matt miller, reading through it. 22 pages. it is incredibly detailed. what does it say to you of the work mueller's team is doing as people on cable news and as lawmakers and people scream about what biases could be there or people try to undermine this investigation or the president of the united states himself even today calls it a witch hunt. >> it shows they have quite been assembling a remarkable case of what the russian government did in 2016. this will be the results of work and not just by the fbi but by the intelligence agency. they have to make a decision here. there is always a cause releasing this kind of detailed information. you give them a signal of what

this is realtime assessment here. there is some description of perhaps he was heckling. i did not witness any of that. he appears to be a credential journalist who has been taken out of the room. perhaps that's part of the delay. we also understand the president agreed to do interview and his schedule indicated when this press was over, he was headed back to the united states. perhaps some of the delay is the president doing interviews. we don't know that expect to put inference knowing people talked about their access to the president, and this would be a beautiful venue to do it, the presidential palace in finland. we've watching and assessing this as it's happening. it certainly creates a different dynamic in the room. the room is packed. it is hot. it is filled with journalists. we all have many questions and there are many important issues to discuss, but right now there's an issue of freedom of the press unfolding in front of us. >> all right. there is the possibility of the president doing press interviews after the meeting with putin, but before he has shared the

here is a realtime map showing where the carr fire is burning. the red line is the active perimeter. redding is in the bottom right-hand corner. today cal fire said this fire is unprecedented burning in every direction at the same time and firefighters don't know why about 81,000 acres have burned due to a vehicle fire. officials say the number is likely to go even higher. today president trump approved an emergency declaration and ordered federal assistance for the firefighting efforts. governor brown has ordered flag to be flown at half staff on behalf of the two firefighters killed. one was jeremy stoke. today the other was private bulldozer operator don smith. several communities to the west of redding were evacuated overnight. abc 7's laura anthony is live with that part of the story. laura? >> reporter: hi, eric. a couple of small communities were evacuated. fortunately, as far as we know, no more homes burned. we're in a community, lake redding estates. we talked about the winds and the influence of the high winds on this fire. this is a v

so i think you're seeing this all play out in realtime, but certainly the gloves are off. and if you're donald trump, you're concerned there may be additional information that his tape alluded to in the form of all the things, in case david pecker no longer is in charge of ami. >> now, alan dershowitz, professor, even if we take the reckoning of the recording as lanny davis, counsel to michael cohen, wants us to take it, which is it wasn't michael cohen suggesting paying cash. it was donald trump. and michael cohen said, no, don't pay cash. and then donald trump said, fine. use a check. relevance? >> well, first of all, i don't know why anybody waived the lawyer-client communication regarding this tape. >> oh, my gosh, yeah. >> here you have a lawyer and a client discussing something. >> rudy giuliani says it's because they think it helps him. >> well, here you have the client maybe saying, let's pay cash. the lawyer says, no, no, no. do it by check. and the client comes back and said, i'll do it by check. that's a typical conversation. i've had that conversation a dozen t

and what you're -- what's the process for reaching out in realtime as soon as that threat is picked up to the election administrator in that state to say, look, we flagged this red alert. here's what we're hearing, et cetera. can you just describe how that's going to work? >> sorry, it's actually not much more sophisticated than what you laid out. the intelligence community has a duty to warn when there is an imminent threat. what we would do is work with the intelligence community, identify the information, identify the target, reach out through some information sharing protocols that we've developed with the government coordinating council. we will notify the chief election officer in the state, so we will hit the big four and five in each state and we will say, hey, this threat is incoming, we need to deal with it now, we are here to help you. >> so it's not just notification, it's team effort here, what can we do to help you? and so what kind of resources or response or kind of s.w.a.t. team effort gets brought to bear when that local person says, oh, my god, thank you. we're locki

/russia relations and how a republican controlled congress was acting in realtime as well. >> also, a quick and amazing moment where andrea mitchell knew more about the u.s. intelligence plans with russia t meetings with vladimir putin than the director there. no wonder his jaw was hitting the ground. >> the timing was incredible on that. >> when the trump/putin meeting was over, many suggested members of the administration should resign. you touched on this. so far, there's nothing on that front. do you think people are staying out of duty? they are committed to protecting the nation. >> it is impossible to count the number of people in this administration who believe they are the last person stretched across the breaking dam, keeping some sense of normalcy in the white house and this presidency. i'm not sure they are right in doing that. there's a lot of people willing to put up with a lot of stuff they wouldn't have thought they would have needed to coming into the administration and, i think, have been surprising in their willingness to put up with the president publicly humiliati

. >> yeah, that we're conducting in realtime. >> i think it's really more about the content being deliveredt who studies people's relationships with technology. she thinks gifs are leading us to forget the art of real conversation. >> so gifs are a great language for some things. a terrible language for others. the trouble is you start to get attached to your gifs and you can forget how much you're not communicating. >> this is a fake noadcast we d a tion, they're tryg to add to it. there are subtle, complex decisions you face all the time that i don't know that a gif is going to help you with. >> certainly isn't to say, discussing some very, very delicate nuance is going to go out the window and get solved with a gif. maybe it will. it's totally possible. but we're not trying to replace things that are really, really useful, we're trying to add to the new ways that people are using technology. >> what's the business model here? how do you make money? >> at our core, we're a search company. paid search and promoted search. >> reporter: in their studios in new york city and los angeles, they

and the paper says he had thousands of followers on a streaming service watching his passengers in realtime, including children and college students. once gave a ride for the guitarist from alice in chains. viewers posted comments, some of which were inappropriate. the driver tells "the post dispatch" he's done nothing wrong, said he had a sticker informing passengers they were being recorded. experts say this may not have been illegal. even if it's morally questionable for a ride-share driver to live stream passengers, there's probably nothing illegal about it, at least in missouri. missouri is a one-party consent state and in addition, passengers of ride-share services probably don't have much of a reasonable expectation of privacy. >> reporter: nbc news has not been able to reach him and his profile on the streaming service he used has disappeared. david gura, nbc news. >>> just ahead, supply shock. tesla's new plan to reduce costs. plus a famous chef's husband cooks up the perfect costume for the world famous ernest hemingway look alike contest. where's frank? it's league night! 'saved

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and the people that are listening to these conversations are catching these conversations in realtimeery worried about it. because what we see in realtime evidence that north korean officials don't take this very seriously. they want to offer some token gestures to dismantling their nuclear arsenal, perhaps giving up some weapons. >> a louing inspectors to see some facilities, but that i have no intention of giving up everything. and that comes as no surprise when you think of nuclear weapons being essential, at least in the eyes of the regime to the survival of kim jong-un and his family. >> it certainly flies in the face what the president tweeted out when he came back about there is no more nuclear threat from north korea. you reported that north korea's stockpile of enriched uranium could be substantially higher than we think. is that right? >> and that is really important as well, an rk, anderson, becaue always known about one facility. we've actually been able to go inside of it. american scientists visited this place called yongbyon a few years ago. now we know of at least one

but certainly for any aggregation of that data, at least this great for realtime data. the court also said it wasn't deciding on so called powerdom, these are requests to identify all phones connectd to a particular power dur agparticular time range. there might be a series of bank robberies and police want to know if the phones showed up at the time of the crimes. it may not walk into the territory of aggregation of data that reveals a person's most prive activities. but i hing it does-- think it does point in another direction of necessary protection, looks like the jungle warrant that the framers of the fourth amendment were so concerned about, request for a ton of people's data, virtually every one of them will be unconnected to the prime and they are going to need to grapple with what protections should look like in that dimension, a lot of stuff about a lot of people without probable cause and under the government. other location records, we are not just talking cell phones. other records that in the government's-- sorry, the support are comprehensive chronicle of

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more about outreach, during every report, if you want to find out realtime announcements, our department twitter account is @stdpio. we continue to hand out education material. i like to remind the public, sign up for emergency notifications by texting alert sf all caps. no space to 88877. i like to mention an app it's calmed citizens app. there's a fire other day on saturday it was at this hotel. before i got to working fire, they came up on this citizens app. somebody was video taping it. it's a unique app to put on your phone. other events, crews conducted bridge construction on the golden gate bridge. >> you want to go to the overhead? >> yes please. this is just our crews showing people what we do. there's an oil spill or something spilled on the bay, this will help contain it if it's on the surface. it's one of our bike medics at sfo. they doing a great job. this was the confined space where they had the fire and freeway. this was the sheep dog i was telling you about earlier. still kicking. more of the help. these kids, they taught these kids more not just the ems, they taught the

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the court also said it wasn't deciding what the rule should be for realtime tracking, but everything it said about the danger of unfettered government access to a pervasive location of where we go would apply to a request to a cell phone company, to ping a phone in realtime and chart where it's going. maybe there's an exemption for one or a few individual location points. we'll see. but certainly for any kind of aggregation of that data, the privacy harms are at least as great for realtime data. the court also said it wasn't deciding about so-called tower dumps. these are requests to a phone company to identify all the connected to a particular tower during a particular time range so there might be a series of bank robberies and police want to know was there a phone that showed up near each of these crimes at the time of the crime. that may not walk into the territory of this kind of aggregation of data that reveals a person's most private activities, but i think it does point in another direction of necessary protection. it looks like a lot like the kind of general warrants that the

we want to get their feedback to make ate living, breathing, useful calendar that they can use in realtime. the last thing i will talk about is i have been pulled into some conversations with the environment department and katie tang's offers about the proposed legislation which you may have heard about which is single-use plastic ban. and commissioner bleiman is very aware of it. there is a section of the legislation that directly speaks to events that take place on city property. that is a huge part of my stakeholder group. and not just outdoor but indoor and any event on city property midwest ensure that at least 10% of the attendees have reusable cups. this would not just for water, but for beverage sales. and i need to qualify that by saying right now it's 100 attendees or higher is the threshold for when this ban goes into effect. so it can be that the attendees are bringing the cups with them or it can be that the event provides the cups and sell them or have a service provide them, but long story short, this has potential impacts on many of these community and curl churl events tha

fox news was on our screens and we could see in realtime this playing out on fox and we knew the president was watching as well. >> david gregory, you were watching this with the rest of us, is there any reason that america should believe that the president of the united states trusts the product, the work product of the u.s. intelligence agencies when he said at this sort of walk back that it was russia because it could have been other people as well. >> no, i certainly don't believe there is any reason to believe he has face in the intelligence community. this theater that we have been treated to is absurd. the president spoke his mind in helsinki because all he cares about is how he appears, his legitimacy. the reason he cannot stomach what happened in 2016 on the part of the russians is because he thinks it makes him look bad. he will continue to blink in the face of overwhelming condemnation because he is treating the presidency not very seriously. in the face of threats from abroad. how to forge a relationship with an actor like russia moving forward, where you have to take seriously

>> joining us now, cnn analyst and white house correspondent, watching dan coats process that in realtime is riveting. >> he had a big smile on his face. >> he is saying what is this? as if we needed any confirmation that the president is going it alone or clueing in the experts. >> or at least certain experts are not filling in other experts. this is not a team that functions as a team which we have seen evidence of since january 21st. his surprise was very clearly genuine. what we have heard is that the white house team -- the white house is trying to basically put dan coats out there on a raft saying she going out there on his own acting as a rogue agent. but it is the president, it is true that someone is going rogue, but it does not seem to be everyone else. it is also worth noting that dan coats when he was in congress, i believe in 2014, who was banned by russia because he called for more sanctions. there is a personalized aspect to this. >> one of the things clear to andrea mitchell there is he spoke out because he felt he had to correct the record. it's amazing when the director

but alsohe know national park service does have a hot line th you can reach out to for realtime updates. text beachdrive to 8887. that will give you updates about progress and other updates regarding beachdrive. don't forget the work arounds tomorrow morning because that's when things willhange another time. >>> d.c. united will play their next game in a brand new stadium. this afternoon the mayor will cut the ribbon on a new soccer field. it holds 20,000 seats and social security expected to bring in $2 billn in total economic activity. you can cheer on the team and their newest member wayne rooney for the first game on saturday. pretty big deal there. >>> the list is out and there will be three familiar faces for nats fans at the augamatic-star . matt scherzer, brice. harper and shawn doo yn little will be representing the team. it's a first time to make his sixth straight alstar game. and bryce harper will make his sixth dselection. while getting the nod is nice, playing in front of hometown fans is even better. >> for us representing ourselves na the nat here in the home park i thin

. >> he as access to the daily intelligence briefing, the best information in the world in realtime, with partisan cable tv. this is iranian local politics and a discredited news organization that fell for on con stop r-- onion stores befor. is it the same job? >> it is a slightly different job. this merger is almost complete. we have seen a merger between the pro trump hosts on fox and the white house. he said he is a private citizen. they are pushing for him, there is a push from some media for him to lose the job. there is rivalries and criticism how he handled the come prints against roger ailes. there is irony in that in is a very strange thing. we saw an e a experience theory debunked i didn't do. i think it is comforting to think oh, he just didn't now the true, because the a telternativs worse. >> i just want to get back to et headline because i feel like this is even something that he would reject. believing an iranian clearic over his own -- how does that make sense even if president trump's world. he rejects the investigation. they're thinking that they're in the tank for

that's the policy process that needs to be in place to do so in comprehensive manner to do so in realtime and set expectations for each private sector company and anyone involved in telecommunication or social media so they are looped in the right way. that is really the entire comprehensive package that rosenstein was alluding to yesterday. >> that it's there and he's letting people know it's there? >> i think it needs to be built out. i think this is a relatively new problem. any systems that are in place to alert the private sector and guide them in how they supposed to be thinking. and preparing for the attacks is new. >> do you think that we're going to be prepared in time for the midterm elections? >> i'm not fully confident if you ask me. that's because it is a huge task that involves a huge number of problems. i think that actual voting systems and any electoral commissions at the state and local level, they're capable getting prepared. i don't know how long it will take. it's a very slow process. for everything that is defined as electoral interference including social media, inc

these weather stations help us gather data and information in realtime that the wildfire, safety operations center which is manned 24-7. >> reporter: cal fire said it's still working on determining the cause of the fire. now ten moss down the road and still no report. >>> officials now say that some mosquitoes that tested positive for west nile virus. they were found in traps in discovery bay and agriculture areas east of brentwood. this less than a week after chickens tested positive for the virus. people are told to report any dead birds and to use mosquito repellant. >>> an avenue closing foreign vacations because crews are converting the road into a trail for pedestrians and cyclists. cars will be able to access the field from mcdowell and lincoln boulevard. >>> highway 92 is back open right now. it was shut down for hours by a big rig crash. it was on the highway between interstate 280 and skyline. crash happened just before five this morning and we brought it to you throughout mornings on 2 today. the big rig was heading east on 92 when it hit a truck and rolled over. the truck driver

across the keys to the financial kingdom, can you reemphasised that information can be shared on realtime basis with the mueller investigation? >> correct. they are all under the same um umbrella. rod rosenstein sent it to new york. umbrella. rod rosenstein sent it to new york.umbrella. rod rosenstein sent it to new york. we don't know why it did that. it insulated mueller accusations about a witch hunt. >> i look at my phone sunday night, there's a tweet in all capital letters from our president to the leader of iran, the president's twitter feed is an active and wild unregulated place. your story this morning for the new york times was that of all the things, this out put might be the case that their chasing down staring us in the face. i think we're all not guilty of seeing these tweets as evidence. >> imagine if the president was saying these things to jeff session or about jeff sessions to his aides about how he wanted to get rid of him at the same time that he's pressuring him to reassert his control over the russia investigation, unrecuse himself from it. because the president is s