it is a pleasure to welcome antje bauer.he is a former journalist who reported from turkey for german media. she's now project manager at the dw academy, responsible for media training for middle eastern journalists. she says, "erdogan is coming under increasing pressure, but unfortunately, there is no political alternative yet." and it's great to have ulrike herrmann on the show once again. she's the business editor at the berlin daily, "taz." she says, " erdogan's only in danger if turkey plunges into economic crisis." and it's great to have bulent mumay on the show. he was formerly head of the online service at turkey's largest newspaper. he was dismissed from that post under government pressure. he is now a freelance journalist writing, among other things, a column for the german newspaper, "frankfurt allgemeine zeitung." he says, "the failed coup attempt strengthened erdogan, but events since then raise the question of how well he will do in the 2019 presidential election." i would like to start with you, bulent mumay,

i understand where bob bauer is coming from.hink we have to be careful, though, because if you read the email from a little bit of perspective of how can this be applied in the future and can we have line drawing here, it's hard to see where this email doesn't immediate lead to some effects of applying this to any kind of contact between governments. >> woodruff: let me asking both of you, and to you jed shugerman first, the word collusion, colluding has been thrown around a lot in the last few weeks about whether the trump campaign was colluding with russian officials, is there some legal issue there? is that an issue? >> word collusion is more political than legal. there is no statute against collusion. i think the word we might turn to in the law is conspiracy. this is where we're headed. there is a lot of other information coming out day by day that points to this conspiracy. we may have conspiracy. i think we're getting closer to a violation of 1986 law of computer hacking because i think, if you look at the timing, there a

bauer: can i just touch on this?ere is the question of the it is anotherhood, and important point, but to david's point, the whole spectrum -- the challenges we have either said there is state sponsorship, or there isn't, a binary, and there .s quite a bit of gradation individuals doing things on their own, and the government is trying to promulgate it. u.s., we prosecute them. you have got that end of the spectrum. spectrum isd of the states that have in their budget support of terrorist groups, like iran. it is a line item in their budget. is everything in between. there is everything from to softence to neglect support, so i think we have to be careful in the debate do not create sort of a binary and not allow actors to kind of fall of sort of theld vagaries of these definitions and the spectrum, because i think it is important to have a clear discussion of who we are talking about. who is that we are talking about? to what extent can the government actually affect this? this issue is really important, because it

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bauers says a lot of that soil was put back into the shipyard where it remains today. >> we're talking about contaminants on that site that present a significant hazard. the happenhazard way that it was handled. >> reporter: bauers and others spoke with nbc bay area starting in 2014 warning of a botched cleanup. tetra tech was caught mishandling soil samples and falsifying data. the company says it cleaned up those problem areas and retrained workers. >> it's got to stop now. >> reporter: now, together, former workers say they want the public to know the full extent of the fraud they say happened at hunters point, and they want the feds to act quickly. the nrc has four months to respond to the petition. meanwhile, following our series of reports, the navy is now investigating the company's past activities on the shipyard. in a statement, tetra tech says the company emphatically denies the allegations that tetra tech engaged in a fraud on the hunters point naval shipyard and asserts there is no basis for these claims. i'm liz wag are in with the investigative unit. >> if you have a tip,

-- oakland extends their lead 4-nothing -- bauer would not finish the inning -- he gets pulled out of game the a's offense was just getting started -- jed lowrie hits a solo shot making it 5-zip a's unlike bauer -- sean manaea put together another solid inning -- he struck out eight... only allowed two runs in seven innings a's complete a three-game series over the defending american league champions oakland wins 7-3 steph curry the center of attention in today's final round of the american century celebrity golf tournament... we go to stateline, nevada... a beautiful day on lake tahoe... steph curry... he worked the flea flicker with justin timberlake and tony romo... no ally-oop this time... as curry makes a nice leaping catch off of the romo football heave. 18th hole... curry... great shot here... as he sticks the approach shot to within two feet to set up an eagle...curry loves it... tosses the club... then gets a shoulder bump from timberlake... he finished 4th overall with 60 points... mark mulder won the event for the 3rd straight time... but after the round there was still unf

joining me is cnn political commentator, andre bauer. also michael nutter, cnn political commentator and former mayor of philadelphia. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> andre, is that why reince priebus was fired? kellyanne conway all but called him, you know, a leaker. is that why he resigned? >> well, i don't see it that way. first off, this is a great time to be an american. you've got a visionary president who's not worried about making sure everybody's job is protected like a college professor. there is no tenure. this is a fortune 500 type of business. they're running it like he said he would. he's going to drain the swamp. quite frankly,ed a one of the republicans that early on supported president trump, i wasn't very fond of bringing so many from within washington in. reince priebus did a great job. but, look, this is about making things happen. we've had some field goals put on the board, but we need touchdowns. and so some of the things we wanted to see happen quite frankly haven't happened. now we have a leader. there is

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he spent almost as much time on the mound as indians starter trevor bauer. a's score 4 in the 1st. bauer lasted only 2/3 of an inning. 10th home run of the year for jed lowrie. striking out brandon guy to end the inning. he picked up his 8th win. the a's hottest pitcher right there. bottom of the 8th, matt joyce drives in two runs on a ball that never left the infield. they sweep the first place indians. how about that? cleveland is going to stay in the bay area for a three game set with the giants across the bay. >>> not a day at the beach exactly for the giants. brandon belt was out of the lineup. jeff samardzija, a three run homer. this is an 0-2 pitch. left it out there for corey spangenbird and he blasted it. hunter pence robbed by carlos. robbed him of a couple of rbi's in fact. san diego winning 7-1. they take two out of three from the giants. >>> roger federer may be 35 years old, but reports of his demise were definitely premature. first set, federer, far court. federer comes to the net. cilic loses his footing. federer with the backhand winner. he

let's bring in bob bauer, former white house counsel and he co-authored the bipartisan report in thisntry. why would states not want to hand over this information? >> any number of reasons, in that it's not legal that secretary of state is asking for. it's not at all clear to election experts what it is the secretary of state and his commission intend to do with this material. if one guesses it a, they're going about what they say they want to do in a wrong way and rather than enhance voting rights, likely to be threatening to them. >> what do you think they're trying to do with this? >> i think they're operating on two levels. one, a messaging level trying to send out -- this is typical of these sorts of tactics, some general dark message there's significant voting fraud in the united states and presidential level commission that will look into it and do something about it. part of it is a public relations stunt, quite frankly. the other part of it is they're probably trying to figure out a way to create a record there's something wrong with voter rolls, untold 3 to 5 million voters

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which of course presupposes they haven't pardoned themselves or it would be mute. >> and bob bauer.here's a newly revealed ken starr memo that foia saying that they concluded and his conservative republican, the white house water investigator and special counsel that the circumstances in this case, president clinton is subject to indictment and criminal prosecution, although it may be the case that he could be impressed assuming he's convicted and prison is the appropriate office after he leaves office. a sitting president has never been indicted, is that correct? >> that's correct. the opinion to that effect was issued in 1973 and then a longer version in 2000, both concluding that the president could not be indicted while in office but the there's questions as to whether that's accurate and would have to be decided by the supreme court. >> how significant is it that the president is condemning his attorney general who's been a republican senator and a major supporter throughout the campaign. >> it leaves the administration in a very weakened state to where firing on his attorney g

cell phones are powered so, therefore, they can give gps device, this is a passive device, there's no bauer in it. >> the chips are injected by a needle. something keir simmons experienced two years ago in sweden. that same company is partnering with three square. >> once they showed me the technology, i asked them, what do i have to do to get that implanted in me before i leave here. >> for now, at least, a marketing executive is not sticking her hand out. >> why aren't you getting chipped? >> i like the idea, i haven't seen a lot of research on long term health effects. there's a foreign object going into your body. >> health isn't the only concern, how secure is the data stored on the chip, what are the checks and balances on the keepers of that information. and what happens when an employee leaves, who owns the chip and are they easily removed? >> it's a convenient form of making payments, starting your car, getting access to the building, logging into your computer. not carrying credit cards. >> so i can get rid of my wallet? >> yeah. >> that was nbc's ron mott reporting, what do you t

i'm pleased to welcome our gust speaker juan zorata, david cohen and kate bauer as well as our own executive vice president ambassador steve flesh who will introduce the program and moderate the program. again, welcome and look forward to a good discussion today. thank you. >> thank you so much, marcelle. good afternoon and welcome everyone. i'm pleased to be able to moderate this discussion and i'm very, very happy to have such distinguished colleagues with me to help enlighten us on this subject as marcelle said, one of critical interest and one of a timely nature at the moment given events in the region and here in washington as well. my introduction can be short. you can look for greater detail in the handy programs that were on your chair when you walked in, but allow me to please just briefly introduce kate bauer, who is the bloomingstein fellow at the washington state institute and a former treasury official that served as the department's atake shea in jerusalem and in the gulf region. to her right is david cohen, former deputy director of the central intelligence agency and better k

sosda bauer is our guys. >> for people who've never seen syria before, where are we and why are we going here? >> translator: we're heading to our position on the front line to protect our people from isis and to liberate the land. >> reporter: she joined an all female fighting force straight out of high school. around the world women fight for the same rights, the same pay. but in raqqa they fight isis. in a community that honors sexual equality sozda leads the band of young kurdish fighters. >> translator: you can't capture an entire neighborhood at once. you must go house by house. there are mines and snipers. but we are still advancing. >> reporter: there are no vast armies here unlike the fight against ice nis iraq. and in streets and alleys in raqqa sozda and her troops run the gauntlet of isis snipers. >> we're out of breath here. what the soldier here is saying is because snipers have been targeting the route you have to run in this exact fashion. it's like 200, 250 yards long. and look how lightly armed they are. no tanks, no humvees, not even body armor. the u.s. is sending som

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a's knocked trevor bauer out of the game in the first inning. jed lowery as to the lead with his 10th home run of the season. a's go on to win 7-3. >>> you like tennis. >> roger federer looking for his eighth wimbledon win. cilic falls down because they play in grass. and federer showing his cat-like quickness gets the point. match point. federer wins it, 19th grand slam record breaking eighth win. >> is one of the most fun events around. celebrities from the sports and entertainment world comingling on the course and engaging with the fans. there are good golfers and there are bad and then there's charles barkley. barkley has tried everything to get the gentleman's game going for him. this beekd he played cross-handed. had the ipz. tried to get it started again. and no. then he just forgot everything he knew about golf and he unloaded with a one handed slapper. way to go, chuck. how about an entertainment and sports super star flea-flicker. you don't see this often. romo with a handoff to j.t., then the toss back to tony romo who hit steph curr

. >>> just two hours earlier, a woman was shot driving near east 23rd and bauer street. the bullet hit her arm. she was taken to christiana hospital in serious condition. police have not said if she was the intended target. >>> 5:05 a.m., a bucks county judge is set to announce a verdict in a cold case murder trial. closing arguments wrapped up in the bench trial of george shaw last week accused of raping and killing barbara rowan of bensalem when she was 14-years-old. shaw maintains his innocents. >>> the cleanup is said to begin on a notorious outdoor drug market in the kensington section. last week the city and conrail reached an agreement to clean up and secure the property. it is believed that up to a million syringes have been dumped here. conrail is moving in heavy equipment to start the process to get rid of syringes. >>> while the storm left a jersey shore town beach looking like a lake. heavy rains left standing water in margate where the army of jer controversial dunes project. >> they said the water would st would not be a problem. it is a problem. >> residen

the a's score 4 in the 4th, bauers only lasted 2/3 of an inning. so low shot to right, going to bolster that cause. oakland 5-0 lead. 10th home run of the year for lowry. top of the 7th, sean manaya, the pitcher picked up his 8th win. a three hit day for joyce. the a's win 7-3 and they sweep the first place indians. cleveland will stay in the bay area for three games now against the giants. >>> not exactly a day at the beach for the giants in san diego. brandon belt was out of the lineup after hurting his wrist on a check swing last night. jeff samardzija trying to avoid losing his third game in a row. this is going to help. 4-1 padres in the 3rd. samardzija left it out there. in orbit, 7-1. trevor cahill struck out 8 in 6 2/3. going down swinging in the 7th inning. even when the giants got traffic on the bases, hunter pence thought he had a base hit. robbed of a couple of rbi's. san diego wins 7-1. they take two out of three from the giants. >>> roger federer may be 35, but reports of his demise were somewhat premature. he won his second grand sla

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scott bauer joins us now. great to see you.e are down about 1.5% at least on wti and brent and oil is heading for a weekly loss, racing that weekly gain it had earlier. do you expect from the opec meeting? i am so skeptical of these opec meetings but i think the pressure is to the downside. the news coming into the meeting is that saudi arabia is really set to decrease their output. but then you have libya and iraq saying they will increase their output. or a questionable what's going to happen. i don't see much happening, much big news coming out of there and i think the pressure is to the downside. we have seen this reason trading $49.49% -- 44-4 i think we will hit 50. nejra: a different story for gold which is doing pretty good on the back of a weaker dollar. where is the resistance levels? just got through some major resistance around the $1250 area in gold. it has rallied the time on the dollar drop. $1270 and $1300 would be the next major points but i don't know forget that far. numbers have been expanding. the holdings

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happens, a dozen cleat strangers on the beach forming this human chain to reach the family in the bauerson save them and bring them to safety. all of those swimmers got back on dry land at least two had to be hospitalized. and it's one moment that the victim says she will never forget. >> as a mom i'm suppose to protect them and i couldn't do it that day. i needed help. i am eturnly grateful. >> the power and danger of rip currents. >>> health check tonight new medication errors are on the rise. we are not talking about errors for doctors and nurses but consumers, ali gorman is at the big board to explain. it could be the wrong information and wrong dose. the rate of mistakes when up 100% from 2010 to 2012. all age groups for children under 6. this improvement is likely due to dwindling use for kids. and adults taking heart medications and hormones, and tylenol or opioids. tips to avoid those mistakes, you want to right down the dose and time for each medication that you are taking and if you take several medications you will want to ask your pharmacists for the best schedule to follow

two hours earlier a woman was shot bynd bauer street. the bullet hit her alarm. she was taken to christiana hospital in serious condition. police have not said if she was the intended target. >> almost 6:06 a.m., happening today a bucks county judge is set to announce a verdict in a cold case murder trial. george shaw is accused of raping and killing barbara rowan of bensalem back in the 1980s when she was 14-years-old. he maintains his innocence. >>> cleanup is at the set to bt a notorious drug market in the kensington section. it's believed up to a million syringes have been dumped here. conrail is moving in heavy equipment to start the process of removing they say syringes. >>> turning to business this monday morning, the courts are attempted to stop shrinking seat space on airlines. maribel aber is live at the cnn center in new york, great news for frequent flyers maribel. >> no matter how tall or small you are, we want the room. faa will review the size of seats on airlines. small seats can put passengers' health for blood clots. airlines say adding extra se

i have invoked the words of bill bauer in the raw valley. so yes, i do go back.stand it was a middle-class background you came from? >> more working class, but i had fantastic parents. 1 -- charlie: did you set out to become an architect? >> i was interested in building. i would walk around at lunchtime and look at holdings. it was only later that i realized the possibility of going to university to study architecture. realize it was there in the archive, but --eone being very fluid said do you see the book that you did when you were 13? there's a description of curtain while -- curtain walls. so, it's been an up session building since childhood. charlie: what is it to you and the color gray >> or not at all sure. whitesre are silvers and leaving their way to the building. and buildings that have colors of nature. this is about the sunshine of yellow, the green of wrasse. in the same way that you can categorize the buildings as skin and bones, if you take the bloomberg building is very muscular, which expresses its structure in stone and kicks the rhythm of the s

trevor bauer did not get out of the first.es in two runs with a bases-loaded single. jacob brugman brings home two more runs to make it 4-0. the a's scored again in the third. jed lowrie takes dan otero deep for his tenth homer of the season. it was 5-0. sean manaea got his eighth win, striking out eight over seven iengsz. 7-3 was the final as the a's sweep the defending american league champions. tomorrow the indians are at at&t park. today san francisco lost to the padres. hector sanchez takes jeff samardzija deep in the first for a three-run shot. last night sanchez won the game with a walk-of home run. the giants tried to make it a game in the second. brandon crawford sends this one into the gap. in the third, samardzija gives up another three-run homer, this one to corey spangenberg. the padres win 7-1. sa ma jar is tied for most losses in the national league with 11. >>> next month, steph curry will be playing golf with the pros on the web.com tour in hayward. this weekend he got a chance to tune up his game at the ameri

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