has often thought of itself as the third rome, preserving christianity even as roman fell to the barbariansd. he's not foolish enough to make frontal assault on america or europe. he knows how to use power ace m asymmetrically with cyber tools and disinformation. he understands the vulnerabil y vulnerabilities of free societies, the internal division and discord and the gaping openness. he understands the fragility of institutions like the european union and nato, ideas like integration and diversity. in other words, vladimir putin understands us very well. the question is, do we, does donald trump, really understand him? >>> good evening, john burman here in for anderson. breaking news tonight on perhaps the only growth industry in the united states, the president will not be touting any time soon, russian spying. here at home, on the rise. a new twist as president trump gets ready to meet his russian counterpart who happens to be russia's former top spy and someone who may have ordered intelligence operations aimed at getting him elected. today, president trump issued his strongest statem

you can't negotiate with barbarians whether north koreans or iranians, am i i right or am i wrong?it. the fact we've done this a number of times. we've had other south korean presidents tried a diplomatic approach over the last 30 or 40 years. we have nothing to show for it, nothing, david. north koreans have nuclear weapons. they're now trying to tip those weapons on top of ballistic missiles which they're accelerating tests of we all know. the diplomatic approach has been a fail lure. if the diplomatic approach, part of this is to get some south koreans reunited with their families that works, that is probably a good thing. no one would dispute that. in heart of the crisis denuclearizing north korea has not worked. it has been abysmal failure. the president will find out in due time. david: war leaves tremendous wounds in south korea. hundreds of thousand of people killed or affect the by it directly. it is awful thing. they don't want a repeat. they have an interesting in wanting peace, very strong interest in wanting peace. history shows you can't do it. switching to iran for a

add hole in the fence that was hidden behind a homeless man's encampment and they chased out of us barbarian style. >> somebody broke into the crew's van. the security guard drew his gun. worth of gear. firefighters finally turning the corner on the biggest fire burning in the state. the pair poesa fair is still burning with you at a slower rate. a sign things are closer to getting better. a warning before you text. get on social media or take a call. the possibility security breach and how you can fix it. also, who says bicycles need to stay on land? bikes riding through the water is not the strangest thing you'll see here. >> it's a warm night tonight. that will lead the way to a hot afternoon tomorrow. the numbers ahead along with your marathon forecast coming up. . >>> abc 7 news was at oakland's jack lemon square where hundreds gathered for the pedal fest celebration. the event brought out bikes decorated by their proud owners. it promotes safe cycling throughout east bay. apple users check your phones, your tablets and your computers. you could be at risk of get egg hacked. the cuperti

humanity has triumphed over barbarians. french have dispelled the doubts that once gripped them. families and neighbors have stood together. we have seen friendship and people helping each other. sarah: dw's barbara wesel has been in nice today and she sent us her assessment of the day's events. barbara: this was a day of sadness and commemoration for the people of nice. the pain is still fresh, particularly for the survivors and families of victims. the president, when he addressed them, spoke directly about some of their grievances. he said the state will face its responsibility for the security provided, and he also promised a better compensation process for the families of the victims. has nice changed? some people talk about their fear when they walk in large crowds on the beachfront of the city, but the majority here say they want to carry on their lives unchanged, and that would be their strongest message to the terrorists. there will be no fireworks tonight as is the tradition, but 86 strong lights will be lit on th

back to europe calls for independence are growing in southern germany where one in three barbarians say they're in favor of breaking free from the country and the e.u. those in favor of breaking away demand more representation on a bigger say over the future of their region artie's peter all over explains why cracks are starting to appear every country i came to ask where do you come from and all of a set of values michael is a third generation. when it comes to the. drone. is too important to be a nation in its own right and a recent poll shows that one in three variants share his view. of trouble faced strong images of germany but they're actually a very very a is a is a is a market. is a market a brand. on it's a better brand that comes from germany. tastes bad smells bad. while most of the german states are simply called the states all right lol you're right learn a lot mate the theory of good speech three states very it makes. no difference but it's a name it's a little different over the last couple of years but there is political focus is shifted because of the ongoing refugee cr

their facebook page lit up with comments like, barbarians and morons who killed a majestic mako shark for sport. >> we're just doing our job. we didn't do anything wrong. we didn't do anything illegal. it's a legal fish. >> reporter: although it's believed to be the largest shark ever caught off the jersey coast, it will not go down as an official state record. that's because the captains were informed tonight because more than one angler reeled in that fish, it is not eligible to qualify for that record. in brielle, new jersey, chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >> you know me i feel sorry for the shark. >>> all right. what special graduation day for some four legged friends in camden, dogs from the -- dogs from the tri-state k9 response team came to the lourdes health system. they can now serve as therapy dogs big deal for them. they even got their diplomas so sweet. people at the hospital say these dogs are incredibly important to the staff and definitely to the patients. they relieve anxiety and they bring a whole lot of comfort. >> it's very calming these are very well trained dogs an

he's no gentleman and he seems increasingly like a barbarian in terms of his treatment of his fellow citizens. there is something deeply wrong at the white house and we hope whoever is in control can get on top of it and pull back from this terrible situation. jesse: that's not one i was talking about. i was talking about congressman hank johnson. okay. >> the whole island will become so overly populated that it would tip over and capsize. >> we don't anticipate that. jesse: that's someone saying donald trump is mentally incapacitated saying a few marines on the island of guam would cause the island to capsize. the impeachment thing didn't work, the russia thing didn't work. >> they are showboating. they know the bill isn't going anywhere. it's them saying look at us standing up to the president. we have very little time to work on imploding obamacare. it's collapsing. how have they found time to write this bill and bring it around when there are so many important things that need to be done. there is a lot of stuff to done they are going to just sit here writing bills saying the pre

culturally it has thought of itself as the third rome, even as rome fell to the barbarians. he also understands the world. he's not foolish enough to make a frontal assault. he know s how to use power asymmetricically. he understands the internal divisions and discord and the gaping openness. he understands the fridgility of instugzs like and nato diversity. in other words, vladimir putin understands us very well. the question is do we, does donald trump really understand him? >>> the following is a cnn special report. >> the nation's bitter adversary, dangerous and deceptive. >> he meant to say it was illegitimate. the rest is history. >> their weapons insidious and unsuspected. threatening american votes and striking at the heart of democracy. >> do you think they see their interference in this election as a success? >> i do. >> a spy story in cyber space. >>

hole in the fence that was hidden behind a homeless man's encampment, and they chased after us, barbarian style. >> someone also broke into both the crew's van and suv. the thieves ran off after the crew's security guard drew his gun. they made off with about $25,000 worth of gear. >>> developing news from san jose where police are looking for the person who fired a shot at a drive-in movie theater last night. no one was hurt by the gunfire. police found a gun casing but no victim. and no suspect. >>> this morning, police in two east bay cities are investigating a series of smash and grab car thefts. 51 cars were broken into friday alone. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has our story from brentwood. >> the crime spree started when 17 cars lined up near the front door of this hampton inn in brentwood had their passenger windows smashed, some time before 3:00 a.m. friday. james bennett found his truck and his daughter's camaro were hit. >> they just smashed it open and took and opened these. they opened this. they opened this. and they absolutely, you know, they absolutely ransacked eve

their facebook page, lit up with comments like barbarians and more ons who killed a majestic make owe shark for sport. >> we're just doing our job, we didn't do anything wrong. we didn't do anything illegal. it is a legal fish. >> reporter: it is believed to be the largest shark ever caught off the new jersey coast, it will not go down as an official state record, that is because the captains were informed tonight because more than one angler ruled in that fish it is not eligible to qualify for that record. in new jersey, chris o'connell , fox 29 news. how your clothes smell can say at lot about you. that's why new downy protect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do the talking for you. lock out odors with new downy protect and refresh. >>> a tragic story coming from california where a teen is and rest in a crash that killed her sister. >> you lose both of your girls in one crash, investigators say 18 year-old julius sanchez who control while she was live streaming on instagram, and then she was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. her 14 year-

a hole in the fence that was hidden behind a homeless man's encampment, and they chased after us barbarian style. >> someone also broke into both the crews' van and suv. the thieves ran off after the crew's security guard drew his gun. they made off with about $25,000 worth of gear. >>> developing news from san jose, where police are looking for the person who fired a shot at a drive-in movie theater last night. no one was hurt by the gunfire at the west wing capital 6 drive-in. police found a gun casing but no victim and no suspect. >>> this morning, police in two east bay cities are investigating a series of smash and grab car thefts. 51 cars were broken into friday alone. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley has the story from brentwood. >>> the crime sprees started when 17 cars lined up near the front door of this hampton inn in brentwood had their passenger window s smashed some time befoe 3:00 a.m. friday. james bennett found his truck and his daughter's camaro were hit. >> they just smashed it open and took and opened these. they opened this. they opened this. and they absolutely, you

an arguments between the militants anywheres, who say we are the civilized people, they're the barbarians, mustn't give an inch. this is a disaster and we must dig in, and the people who are on the side of what i'd call the admonished anywheres, people who are saying we have this wrong. we haven't been listening to enough people and now we're experiencing this backlash, people have lashed out and we're now having to sort out our withdrawal from the eu, and we have to listen to people, have to somehow build the somewhere voice more strongly into our politics. one way is compulsory voting and kole picks so focused on small number of constituentties or districts in states and the groups that overwhelmingly vote in large numbers, like all the people. if we had compulsory voting might help that. i think one to the crucial things here is the way in which you can argue it's about equality, racial, gender, sexuality, equality, have become sort of separate and seen in opposition to strong group attachments. i think it's possible to have both. indeed necessary to have both. human beings remain grou

they have been getting threats against their family, facebook page lit up with comments saying barbarians more ons who killed it for sport, they are just doing our jobs, we are captains, sea fishing, captains, and we play by all of the rules. some people are not too happy, 926-pound make owe shark. >> some people think they should continue to rome the oceans. >> let them back in. >> yeah. >> thanks, thomas. >> um-hmm. >>> how about that michael kor s. >> meet jimmy, talking about jimmy chew, billion dollar deal bring two of the world most well known fashion designers together. will we see sales then. >> well, who is buying whom? is choo buying kors or is kors buying choo. >> okay, plus a man is suing a lottery because he's in the been paid his five million-dollar, he wants it, he won in a scratch off why his sonnies at center of this whole lawsuit. his sonnies not 18. [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start

and he seems increasingly like a barbarian in terms of his treatment of his fellow citizens.s reason t reason to reasoe is not a gentleman. pete: it's a terrible situation. abby: bad dad. clayton: not a role model u. abby: got to be mentally i will. wondering what the democratic platform is. rough time winning elections es. four in a row. wondering what they're standing for and rebuilding their party, this is one of the ways. they are trying continuously to find a way to get president trump out of office. it's not like there aren't bills coming to their desk, pete. important bills. pete: this isn't just a fringe thing. one of the 25 democrats backing the bill is the dnc chair woman debbie wasserman schultz. the stream has become mainstream for the democratic party. we broke down how many people are supporting this bill versus the bills you talked about abby whether it's kate's law or sanctuary city law pass the house of representatives. 25 democrats pass trying to support president incapable and less support kate's law and sanctuary cities that would enforce the rule of law f

. >> he is no gentleman and seems increasingly like a barbarian in terms of treatment of fellow citizensin april and it headed to committee in early may. 20 democratic lawmakers signed on as cosponsors. the same day donald trump tweeted about mika brzezinski and joe scarborough hank johnson added his list to cosponsors. section 4 of the 25th amendment gives congress the power to set up a permanent body to decide if the president is able to perform the responsibilities of the office. he wants to create a, quote, independent nonpartisan body known as the oversight commission on presidential capacity. >> all this legislation does is create a permanent body not just for this president but all presidents to come, the physical health of the president is something of importance to the national security of the country and continuing effectiveness of the government. some current events concentrated the mind on the problem but we need to set this up as a matter of institutional responsibility. >> reporter: for a campaign managers say it is all nonsense. >> 63 million people vote for donald trump t