for a lot of people, boris is a hate figure.ociate him with a pledge he made on the bus about the nhs. there is the anyone but boris idea. that is after the referendum as well. the sunday times, sms tory, five cabinet ministers urging him to topple theresa may, but also the chance of delivering a sub. brexit for business. —— a softer brexit is this. philip hammond is a bit emboldened. politics is so interesting like that. philip hammond, his career looked on the rocks after the disastrous budget, he was supposed to be sacked. and suddenly she comes away from this election result... he said, hank on a second, you are basically asking me to support you as prime minister word you about to sack me? haven't you spent the last aids spending time briefing against me? that conversation must be wonderful. and now, she has —— he has the powerand he gets to but his demands to her. i will support you but this is what i want. he is telling the prime minister you change the way you do brexit, you put the economy centre stage. she hasn't got n

boris, boris, boris and boris! he is wearing a rather flamboyant coat, isn't he? lgbt coat, with those colours, isn't it? he is perhaps appealing for the liberal conservative vote there, but i do think there will be huge civil war going on. the phone lines will be red—hot, like that time when michael portillo set up a campaign headquarters, installed lots of phones, that sort of thing. the tory party are very good at being ruthless when they think their leader is a dead duck, and theresa may is, and she won't be allowed by the tory party to stand at another election, so there will be blood on the carpet, the walls, the ceiling, everywhere. i think we've got the idea! amazingly, just over a week ago, we had the london bridge attack. such a strange election, with the two terror attacks. hospitals and gp surgeries are told that, for the first time, they could be targeted by terrorists. that, for the first time, they could be targeted by terroristsm that, for the first time, they could be targeted by terrorists. it is appalling. it sounds outlandish and horrific, but

five ministers urging boris to topple theresa may.ted today that the mail on sunday is tripe, i am backing theresa may, let's get on with the job so whether these ministers will persuade him? this won't take a lot of persuading for him, this is about timing, when is the right time? how will it look when he does go for it? there's suggestion that he might be looking at having a stalking horse candidate, somebody else makes a challenge to theresa may's premiership first, someone who doesn't think they will win but triggers the leadership contest so the process gets under way, the mps start to consider it, start to vote and at that point boris goes in and says, if you're having a leadership contest, why don't i put my name in the hat and he romps to victory! that's the most likely thing. others will want to stop him, not everyone will want to stop him, not everyone will want to stop him, not everyone will want him. there are other names like amber rudd and david davis particularly but i want to point out in tim shipman's excellent story,

boris? >> that's right, athena jones reporting from the white house. thank you, athena. >>> let's talk about the rgs rgs investigation and much more with our panel. ellis henican, brian morganstern, and steve more. steve, start with you. we've been asking the president and his press corps for several days about whether or not he's under investigation. we got no answer until we saw that tweet. now we hear this seeming reversal. is there a grey area here though where it is possible that the president's tweet and what his lawyer is saying could both be true? >> anything -- anything could be true, lately. let me tell you how this works. what you have here is an investigation that we all know is under way about russian involvement in the u.s. elections. so if you have an allegation during that investigation of obstruction of that investigation, that is initially handled under the primary investigation. so you can say, well, i'm not under investigation for that. yes, but that doesn't mean it is no

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>> reporter: hi, boris. the white house isn't being specific about what kind of changes the president might like to see. white house press secretary sean spicer was asked and thinks he's very pleased with the senate repeal effort. a lot of reforms in it the president likes. he wraunts to push it forward, but also said if there are other ideas or amendments that could strength the bill, the president is all ears. as you know, boris, there are already five senators who have come out, republican senators who have come out in opposition to this bill. a number of other republican senators who expressed serious concerns about the bill, although they're holding out hope they can get to, yes. you saw the president just yesterday, yesterday after, trying to put the pressure on members of his own party, tweeting, i cannot imagine that these very fine republican senators would allow the american people to suffer a broken obamacare any longer. so the president is, seems to be aware there that he's going to have to rely

boris? >> yes, a lot of mixed messaging. athena jones thank you so much. let's bring in the panel to discuss. cnn legal analyst and bob muller's former special assistant at the doj michael zeldin, them thee neftali and constitutional attorney page pate. michael, for several days we've asked the president and the press corps if he is under investigation. we got no direct response until that tweet came out about you now it seems like there's a contradiction here, what do you make of all of this. >> it's not clear what to make of all this. it seems that the president's tweet is in response to the "post" story that muller is interviewing people with respect to obstruction, so i think it's a visceral response we're getting from the president. the lawyer sekulow seems to be saying in legal terms we have not been informed by the special counsel's office through a letter which is the required form that we are a target of the investigation, so there's no legal designation by the special counsel that

denial of a leadership bid from borisjohnson, who denial of a leadership bid from boris johnson, who dismisses newspaper report as tripe and says theresa may has his full support. ready for another general election, labour leaderjeremy corbyn insists he can still become prime minister. the other headlines — the fake suicide belts designed to spread terror in the london bridge attack. police say anyone seeing the belts worn by the attackers would have assumed they were real. one of the first police officers on the scene describes what they faced. there was almost pandemonium, people were running. at that point, there were still lots and lots of shots ringing out. i didn't know whether they were us, our chaps, or the bad guys. richard hammond is recovering in hospital after the tv presenter‘s car crashed and burst into flames while filming in switzerland. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35. this morning's reviewers are the sunday times‘s foreign editor and james righton. good morning from westminster, where the government and the democratic unionist party have both

thank you, boris.t is this was done in secret, it was done with very few senators in the room. i've heard lots of republican senators complain about that. add to that the fact there were drug company lobbyists and insurance company lobbyists and medical device company lobbyists in the room writing this bill and you end up with a bill, one, we talked about opioid treatment, a few moments ago, this takes away the number-one tool for states to deal with this terrible epidemic. to my state alone, 200,000 people right now, 200,000 people are getting opioid treatment because they have insurance from the affordable care act. and if this bill passes and anything close to the form it's in, it will pull that treatment away from them. and where do they go? what happens to these families that have already been turned upside down because of the addiction in their family and this just maybes it worse. >> you actually wrote part of that in a statement you released, "this bill takes away the number one tool we have in

>> reporter: hi, boris. well, the white house is arguing that the proposed changes to the medicaid program do not amount to cuts. of course, you have several moderate republican senators who believe that they do. one of them, susan collins of maine. take a listen to what collins had to say this morning followed by what kellyanne conway said about this issue. >> it's certainly going to be very difficult. for my part, i'm very concerned about the cost of insurance for older people with serious chronic illnesses, and the impact of the medicaid cuts on our state government. the most vulnerable neem our society, and health care providers, such as our rural hospitals and nursing homes. most of whom are very dependent on the medicaid program. >> these are not cuts to medicaid, george. this slows the rate for the future and allows governors more flexibility with medicaid dollars, because they're closests to the people in need. medicaid is imperative. its founding was meant to help the poor, the sick, the needy. the

the assassination was very meticulously planned apparently the killers they followed the tailgated boris nemtsov for over a month studying how he moves where he goes just his daily routine all of that of course happened back in twenty fifteen and it happened literally just hundreds of meters away from the studio where i am right now back down boris nemtsov whose political career goes all the way back to the ninety's he was a very prominent opposition figure in twenty fifteen and he was taking a stroll with his girlfriend and that's when he was gunned down in a drive by style shooting now the family of boris snaps of they have been very skeptical about this whole investigation from the outset since the persons or person who masterminded who actually ordered the hit still have not been found but there is a separate case looking just into that the slaying of boris nemtsov it made a very powerful impact in russia and even the kremlin has been following the case closely kremlin has addressed the concerns of the number of family saying that while these cases are very hard to crack the kremlin

a moscow court has fined five people guilty of killing the russian opposition politician boris nemtsov back in twenty fifteen down off as more of the ruling. five people in the dark all of them found guilty and now it is important to understand that so far we only know the jury's verdict as for the sentencing the prosecution is set to announce that later on july the fourth now the most high profile man on trial was ordered die of the jury decided that it was actually him who pulled the trigger it took the jury three days to deliver the verdict and they have also decided that the assassination was very meticulously planned apparently the killers they followed the tailgated boris nemtsov for over a month studying how he moves where he goes just his daily routine all of that of course happened back in twenty fifteen and it happened literally just hundreds of meters away from the studio where i am right now back down boris nemtsov whose political career goes all the way back to the ninety's he was a very prominent opposition figure in twenty fifteen and he was taking a stroll with his girl

we have also heard on friday that the big beasts are staying put, amber rudd at the home office, borisnson at the foreign office, philip hammond in the treasury and michael fallon as defence secretary and david davis as brexit secretary. not a huge amount of movement, certainly in the upper echelons, but today we have seen a subtle around. we are waiting five —— as shuffle around. we are waiting for more news. sajid javid, communities secretary, has gone in, we haven't heard what he's got. justin greening the education secretary has gone into. they have all gone in and have come out yet. ten cabinet ministers trooping out downing street and an interesting reshuffle of the pack. thanks for now and we will be back to you very soon. let's take a look at weather prospects. we'll start with the latest satellite sequence which shows it was a lovely day. we have sunshine, heavy rain in northern ireland and western scotland. it will stay wet in western scotland in the early hours and further showers another man, scattered showers for western england and well. try further east and across major

kremlin walls though it was then when he was slain in a drive by style shooting now the family of boris nemtsov they have been skeptical about this whole investigation from the outset and daughter has already made a statement saying that she does not consider that father's murder has been a solved and their concern is that the person or persons who actually ordered the hit they still have not been found but there is a separate investigation looking into just that now the slaying of boris nemtsov it made a very powerful impact in russia and in fact even the kremlin has had to follow with the investigation and president. spokesperson had earlier addressed the concerns of the family saying that while these cases seem to be very difficult to crack they believe that eventually whoever's responsible behind the assassination they will be brought to justice. live from moscow thank you thank you. in a few months time sweden will conduct its biggest military exercises in twenty years it coincides with russia holding large scale drills as well but there's a third event in the pipeline too and it's

boris says tory mps must back in may. of her clients money, yasmin, that suggested that boris were either being encouraged or running towards prime minister. people get crossed that he is reduced to one lane. “ one name. —— one name. he is responsible for all sorts of tricks yunis. it is a bit like a shakespeare play, you have to read into the words and into the opposite of the work. i think, this is the problem. boris or reza? who would rather... goodness, theresa may any time. you don't need any challengers at the moment do they? you have the ‘s speech next week, brexit negotiations in nine days' time. the same day as the queen's speech. you don't need any more upheaval. no. iwill repeat what i have said, she will be there for a while, let the dust settled, let the queen's speech take place, get the brexit negotiations get going and the european commission has already to go. they are ready. we will get but going. i can only repeat that. she will stay for the time being. her stance on brexit will have two softened. we wi

boris? i realize thank you, athena. >>> donald trump saying that he's willing to testify and has teased he'll reveal more about possible tapes soon, but tactics like this aren't really news. >> have your investigators been able to unearth anything more that's given your argument credence? >> i will let you know that as a future date -- >> when -- >> i'll let you know it at a future date. >> you said, quote, they cannot believe what they are finding. >> we'll have to see what happens, george. it's none of your business right now. >> have they found anything? >> woulder going to see. >> what have you found with your investigators. >> i don't want to say that now, about you it will be interesting. >> if i run for office, i will produce may tax returns. >> maybe i'll do my tax returns when obama does his birth certificate. >> maybe when we find out the true story on hillary's e-mails. >> wiretap covers a lot of interesting things. i think'll find them coming to the forefront over the next few we

boris: yeah.interesting to do business together in the states for russian companies i think it will go and no legal sanctions will affect that. they can say other things. i learned this from american investors which is a real problem and this problem is the russian economy because we talk to american investors and they say sanctions, they don't really stop us. the thing is, the economy of russia, it is not growing fast. it is not very interesting to invest, you have to do a strategy. you have to show us how the russian economy will develop when the oil prices drop. what will be the new sectors, the new vehicles for the growth of russian economy? the second question is there a plan? how do we do that and the first question is is there a team? this has to be answered. of thef those are some things preventing investment and improvement in relations between russians and americans, what is going to happen if the investigations currently underway back in the united states established that there was some

boris and christine?hank you, in the wake of the explosive testimony, the lawyers and allies came out aggressively. insisting the president feels completely vindicated and they're going after comey's credibility. cnn has more on the strategy and responses. >> reporter: good morning, boris and christine, president trump was restrained. he did not live tweet the event or respond to reporters' questions later about what he thought about the testimony. but he did make sort of a veiled reference, if you will, a hint, saying we're all under siege, to the evangelicals, saying they would all fight together. and he left it up to his special counsel, marc kasowitz, who said that comey's testimony vindicated trump. >> the president never suggested that mr. comey stop investigating anyone, including the president never suggested that mr. comey quote, let flynn go. the president also never told mr. comey, quote, i need loyalty. i expect loyalty, close quote. he never said it in form and he never said it in substance.

boris johnson has moved back to the northeast of england. anybody watching as the brexit results rolled in one year ago will remember the role played by the northeast of england, and the early warning signals it gave to investors as to just how strong that vote for brexit was going to be. he went to the brexit heartland, to the labour heartland traditionally, to campaign for the ruling conservative party. he says this is a moment to believe in the huge potential for brexit britain and the only theresa may can get it right. in the meantime, the labour party will talk about retirees and pensioners. the focus is still on the aftermath of the terrorist attacks, broadly. how much do the police now about the attackers as various reports surface about how much was known by the police? police suggest there was no evidence of any immediate attack being planned. nevertheless, these are the conversations going on. that rhetoric could still stick to theresa may, who was home secretary for six years. francine: what is the latest in the polls, anna? anna:

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boris johnson's brother also mooted. it probably is the kiss of death and it will probably never happen but i agree that people of theresa may's generation and the big beasts, david davies, whether it is david davis or borisjohnson, i suspect they are... that they probably has passed. interesting that there is a reference to david cameron in the peas, that when he joined the leadership race in 2005 that he wasn't very well—known. joined the leadership race in 2005 that he wasn't very well-known. that is true but as daisy says, talking about this golden generation but thatis about this golden generation but that is a new definition of goldemann, it is difficult to feel inspired by anyone. -- of goldemann. the only one i think who were genuinely have a chance is ruth davidson, the leader in scotland but she is not an mp and she has said on many occasions she is getting married, she wants to have a child, her life is in scotland and that is where she once the state. i have seen at least two commentators in today's paper say

>> boris, great question, and great to be with you. first, let's be clear. you know, our party, the democratic party is fighting to create more opportunity as relates to health care. all we're seeing from the trump/pence/ryan agenda is taking away and mitch mcconnell is obviously doubling down on that. when you think about 23 million americans will lose access to health care, that is not what we should be doing at all. as elected officials we should be helping people, not hurting people. and when we see the congressional budget office will be scoring the bill on monday and a vote coming out on next thursday, that's why at least five republicans said thus far they can't vote for this bill. now, as it relates to the special elections let be clear these are districts that are in very deep red seats. for context in 2009 when we had special elections under president obama we won all five seats. we didn't lose our first one until may 2010. so when you talk about seats that in the ossoff race you lose by four, that's showing incredible progress. there are 71 distri

so many of them have reservations about boris johnson.em has enough of a head of steam and she thinks she can fend them off by doing a defensive reshuffle, moving liz truss who hadn't had a good time as justice secretary and getting david lidington in. that's a reshuffle of competence. but otherwise, as katie says, it's a very minor arrangement of the deckchairs. is there a consideration going on right now in the conservative party as to the respective merits of keeping theresa may as leader, to ensure a degree of stability, versus getting rid of her and going into a leadership contest? all at the time that the party is about to go into the queen's speech. the brexit negotiations are due to start. i think there's a lot of anger in the party at theresa may, they don't like the way she ran the campaign. we saw her two most senior advisers leave yesterday. ultimately tories are pragmatic. what they fear the most is another election. they think the momentum is behind labour fiow. think the momentum is behind labour now. if that means putting

boris nemtsov was shot in the back right beside the kremlin.ow his killers had trailed him for months before striking. he was once a political high—flyer here, the deputy prime minister. he had been pushed into the margins under vladimir putin but was still a thorn in the kremlin‘s site. the day he died he was on the radio calling president putin ally for denying russian troops were fighting in ukraine. he had planned march that wheat for peace. it became a of morning instead. a stunned crowd demanded justice. boris nemtsov‘s family are sure he was killed because of his political activity but for nine months the hearings here in this military courts were focused only on the five men accused of carrying out a contract killing. the key question of who hired them and why remain unanswered even now. so today the family‘s representative in court said this case does not go far enough. these suspects are just the perpetrators, but where are the organisers and the sponsors? so all the secret services of mr putin could not find them. boris nemtsov's fam

boris johnson was more personal about jeremy corbyn, raising his past relationship with sinn fein and not. he made it a more optimistic sunny picture of life for britain after brexit. and i think that is what she left people here wanting to feel. talking too about, trying to make britain a fairer country. that was the message. it was quite brief. it was the last rally of the campaign. but her speech didn't last more than ten minutes. thank you very much. that is ben wright who has been following the prime minister. now the election has been dominated by security issues after the terror attacks in london and manchester. today it is final day of campaigning has seen party leaders returning to their core messages. foi’ party leaders returning to their core messages. for the conservatives, brexit and the economy and for the labour party the nhs and schools. my colleague has been looking at each of the main parties' commitments in the economy, health and housing. have you made up your mind? here is a guide to the policies the parties are setting out. first the economy, it is always the eco

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i'm boris sanchez in new york in for ana. osource telling cnn's manu rougea that some worry sessions may be trying to avoid testifying publicly. the committee is now debating whether to let attorney general jeff sessions testify on tuesday about his meetings with a russian ambassador and his role in the firing of fbi director james comey. mean when i will, president trump is hurling an insult, tweeting out quote i believe the james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone ever thought, possible. totally illegal? very cowardly. detailing one of his conversationwise the president. want to bring in white house correspondent athena jones. she is in new jersey where the president spent the weekend. ultimately it's the intelligence committee that gets to decide whether or not it's a closed or open hearing, right the. >> reporter: that's exactly right, boris. it's up to the senate intelligence committee to decide not only if the hearing is open or closed but when it takes place. as you mentioned my colleague manu rougeue r

i'm boris sanchez in for ana cabrera. we thank you so much for joining us. >>> he called him a liar and a leaker. and now maybe his harshest attack yet, president trump is blasting his former fbi director, james comey, as cowardly. he tweeted this out earlier today writing, "i believe that james comey leaks will be far more prev leapt than aalent tha thought possible. totally illegal? very cowardly." that's in reference to comey's memos. congress is still waiting to get copies of those memos and they are also waiting to hear from embattled attorney general jef s sessions. he is expected to testify on tuesday before the senate intelligence committee, likely to be a closed hearing according to a justice department official. although the committee does get to make the final decision on that. either way, sessions will face tough questions about comey's account that the president cleared every one, including sessions, out of the oval office before telling comey that he "hoped" he would drop the investigation into former nation

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you were pointing at boris johnson, who joins us now.nd by opening debate and i can gradually the bbc for putting it on. theresa may is kindness serial —— is prime minister material, she got to the point. she did not and so any question on the public sector and public pay cuts. she never an saudi single question. the nurse has to buy beer getting a 1% pay rise. single question. the nurse has to buy beer getting a 196 pay rise. -- she never answered a single question. i thought she was very clear. we are putting extra money into the nhs. where will the £8 billion, from because she would not a nswer billion, from because she would not answer the question about where it would come from? there is no magic money tree and i think that is a question you might want to ask this labour trap. question you might want to ask this labourtrap. —— question you might want to ask this labour trap. —— labour chap. question you might want to ask this labourtrap. —— labour chap. the money will come from the proceeds of growth. the risk is the economy will ta

boris? >> and according to him, he was fired after refusing that third phone call and reporting it the next day. athena jones, thank you. let's discuss with our panel. joining me now, legal analyst michael zeldin. he served as a special assist too ant to robert mueller. also joining us, james woolsey. he's the former u.s. ambassador to the conventional forces in europe treaty and former senior adviser to the trump campaign. ambassador, let's start with you. thank you so much for joining us today f jeff sessions has nothing to hide, wouldn't he prefer a public testimony where everyone can see that he's open and direct? >> quite fos posblpossibly. this all reminds me about a mark twain line about the fellow that rode off on his horse in all directions at once. the first thing they ought to figure out is what criteria they're using and what they're trying to do. i think that, for example, it would have made some sense in the oval office when they were going back and forth about who said what to

boris nemtsov was very critical towards radical muslims and that was the reason. under torture. even that shaky explanation why this might have happened could not stand. so far there is no concrete answer to this question, all the lawyers representing the family can say is that they are convinced the leeds go into the chechen republic and into the very highest echelons of leadership. the court case and the verdicts, they seem very clear that it was because of flood it to the? that is the broad direction but everybody wants to know what was the trigger point. boris nemtsov had been a vocal critic of russian politics for many years so what tipped that nobody knows. thank you. one of the pope's closest advisors, cardinal george pell, has been charged in his native australia with historical sexual offences against children. at a press conference this morning the cardinal insisted he was innocent of the charges — and said he looked forward to having his day in court. our correspondent james reynolds reports from rome. this morning in st peter's square, the cardinals of

would boris want to ta ke diminished figure.sy isn't he? great to talk to you, thank you very much for your time. just want to give you a quick update on another breaking story, three people trapped after a crane collapsed in crewe. a spokeswoman saying they are dealing with an incident, emergency services are working at the scene, the driver has been airlifted to hospital, that the latest from there. it is hot, so hot, we have been here all day and it got hotter and hotter. the uk basking in its hottestjune day in a1 yea rs. the uk is basking in its hottest june day in a1 years, with a temperature of 33.9c recorded at heathrow. the reading from the met office at the london airport makes it the warmest day on record since 1976, surpassing 33.8 on 30 june 1995. time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. if it's if it‘s too hot to handle things will be cooling down over the next few days, we have recorded 3a.5 at heathrow airports all those temperatures going up by a few tenths of a degree, the full data coming later this e

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do you think you will be needing to play boris johnson again? a day is a long time in politics. it feels that way at the moment. who is the villain of the peace? justin hardy says he isn't. it is justin! what should people expect them? we have people who are intrigued by politics, angered, intricate, amazed by it. if you had to say in a couple of words what would you expect from this piece? you wouldn't believe how they conduct themselves. it isjust jaw—dropping. conduct themselves. it isjust jaw-dropping. if that doesn't excite you about a programme. if you want to channel your inner borisjohnson do you want to read when it is on to camera five? camera five, right, crikey! theresa v boris, how me became pm is on tomorrow at 9pm. brilliant audition! —— how may became pm is on bbc two, tomorrow at 9pm. thank you forjoining us. that's it from breakfast this morning. for all of you involved in the celebrations today, commemorating jo cox's life. it should be hot in most places. enjoy whatever you are doing. i will see you tomorrow at 6am. have a lo

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when there was the leadership race to see who would become prime minister, mr gove have supported boris become prime minister, mr gove have supported borisjohnson‘s bid or the way through until he was seen to knife borisjohnson way through until he was seen to knife boris johnson in way through until he was seen to knife borisjohnson in the back and running for the leadership himself. when mrs may became leader she prom ptly when mrs may became leader she promptly sacked michael gove as justin secretary and he has not been in government since. it is a significant move and helps you up her position amongst mps, particularly leave mps. and also in defra there will be important work to do around brexit because things like the common agricultural policy, disentangling britain from those policies of the eu will be significant work and she may feel michael gove is the right man for thejob but michael gove is the right man for the job but the michael gove is the right man for thejob but the big picture is this isa thejob but the big picture is this is a continuity candidate. this is a limited

>>> it is 121:00 on the east coast, 11:00, i'm boris sanchez, in for fredricka witfield. a lot to get to today. first, shifting blame or maybe shifting strategy. president trump is now responding to stunning details from a "washington post" report about president obama's efforts to stop russian meddling in the 2016 election. tweeting this out last night, quote, just out, the obama administration knew far in advance of november 8 about election meddling by russia. did nothing about it. why? the "post" story reveals that obama knew russian president vladimir putin was directly involved in the russian meddling in the election and chronicles the super-secretive and strained play-by-play of what the obama administration did do mostly through sanctions which even administration officials admit were mostly symbolic. let's get more on this from cnn washington correspondent ryan nobles who is live at the white house. ryan? >> boris, the president now seemingly conceding the fact that russia was involved in intervening in the american election last fall. this is something that he h

perhaps michael gove, boris johnson -- would not rule out anything, but boris johnson would surprise catapulted to the front as foreign minister, but under a theresa may government, so that might possibly rule him out. people have come back into politics. anything is possible. haidi: the bbc exit paul has been updated to 322 seats for the conservatives and does put them in a position to form a majority coalition, but not the 326 needed for an out right majority. not much for spite for theresa may in what is a nightmare scenario. if we look at this as a populist resurgence like vote and we take a look at potentially an earlier than expected vote from italy, you are seeing surging support for the five-star movement, what happens when you have anti-e.u. governments in both london and italy? a donethe eu, it will be deal because brexit has been triggered. it would be surprising if that got walked back now. the major concern for the eu is losing a big financial market and military power, which will give more power to france given that we now have a centrist neoliberal president. we have t

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there is no footage of the moment of boris nemtsov's kikilling. that is something the family insists does exist because of where the murder took place, just a few h hundred meters from the kreremlin. the defense will now be trying to push back against the as they launch their appeal. >> five men found guilty but who ordered the hit? >> that is obviously the elepephant in the room. the nemtsov family with same look higher in the chechnyan security services. earlier in the investigation, authorities tried to think -- the with someone has been identified as his right-hand man. they tried to speak to him and he did not open the door. the nemtsov family lawyer said this is evidence off authority o not have thehe stomach to push e investigation in a sensitive direction that might prove this was a politically motivated d eed. >> what does opposition leaders of the verdict? >> we heard from a close ally of nemtsov, he said i if the authorities thought everyonone would be satatisfied with what e essentially hihis menoing t to prison -- hit men goioing t pr

boris johnson quote, i want to have my cake and eat it.g into this sort of area of satire, i think it's slightly problematic. what's interesting is philip hammond's very involved in post—election. everyone said he was going to get sacked. theresa may's aides were reefing that he was going to get sacked, ironically he is now in quite a strong position —— were briefing. the i continues the story, cabinet chaos on brexit. we might be able to bring up the front of the i to show that. the whole point of the election was to nullify this. it was to clear the decks and to allow for a united front. driven by theresa may. and potentially driven by some would say the hardliners within the government. on brexit. at the election result has led to, according to the i on the times and others, chaos. at the beginning of the campaign one of the interesting things was people in brussels said, we would quite like theresa may to wina big we would quite like theresa may to win a big majority so we no what we're dealing with. brussels now saying, who represents

this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee.we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >>> the department of justice charged a federal contractor named reality leigh winner yesterday with leaking classified materials to the press about russia's meddling many the election. >> okay, look. you're confused right now, it's because you're paying attention. let me try to explain. what happened is someone leaked top secret information about russia to the press and that person's name is reality winner. their real name is reality winner. mine how is this real life? >>. >> so it's official. the trump administration is at war with reality. >> oh, stephen colbert nails a joke. i mean a lot of people are having ad name, but it is a very unusual name, reality leigh winner. more to come about her for sure. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." the former director of national intelligence made a startling comparison between intelli

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this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >>> welcome back. the man once known as america's dad is a free man. a judge declared a mistrial in the sexual assault case against bill cosby, after deliberating for more than six days, jurors could not reach a unanimous decision on whether he drugged and molested andrea constand. s couldy walked out of court raising his hand in the air. they read a scathing statement from the wife. >> how do i describe the judge. overtly arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsel's for the accusers, totally unethical. >> and now prosecutors have a year to retry cosby on the charges. >> we will retry it. as i said in court, our plan is to move this case forward as soon as possible. >> this is the only criminal case against cosby, yet still more than 50 other women have already come forward accusin

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