if you look up into the statue, you're going to see what looks like a mini eiffel tower. this serves as the framework and the framework has iron bars which reach out and connect to the skin. the skin is very thin and is made of copper and it is two pennies put together. along the skin are armature bars. they give the statue the flexibility she needs. she can move and sway due to the wind. expand or contract due to the heat or cold. all that energy transfers from the armature bars through the framework down to the top of the pedestal. then the statue of liberty is literally tied down into place. there is 16 metal tepnsion rods big, thick rubber bands which literally tie her down and hold her into place. that energy continues through the pedestal down to 65 feet of bedrock. 56 million pounds of concrete down to 65 feet of bedrock, so this would not happen, but theoretically, if the statue tipped over, the whole island would have to tip over. that's how solid she is built here into liberty island and we've got the proof. she has been here 130 years. she has survived numerous

you have the two couples having dinner at the eiffel tower. they are calling this a meeting between friends and the harshest of the three, from the left leaning, a pariah in paris, referring to president trump and the efforts with isolationism with the united states. but no mention in any of the french media really of this interesting moment that lit up social media yesterday. the president talking about the french first lady's figure. >> critics on social media called this sexist and some -- so this two and a half military parade full of pomp and, is has now completed, it saw troops marching at the front of the parade alongside french troops. the president saluted and commented to president macron at times. and then a very long good-bye in front of the cameras between trump and macron, a handshake lasting by our count about 28 seconds. >> kelly cobiella, in paris, thank you. >>> later today president trump will head back to this new jersy golf course. it's not unusual. many are angered by the weekend plans because they are hosting the u.s. op

behind me, the eiffel tower. he's having dinner up there with donald trump and their respective wives, overlooking paris. i think emmanuel macron is trying to make an impression today, not only towards the u.s. president but maybe a statement towards the world that is watching, and he's using all the symbols at his disposal. brent: our correspondent, max hoffman on the story for us tonight. in the shadow of the eiffel tower, in paris. max, thank you very much. as we said, before president macron welcomed the u.s. president in paris he spent some time with his biggest european ally, the german chancellor angela merkel. as you are about to see, they began their visit by focusing on speaking the same language, literally. reporter: two leaders who play ball together. merkel spoke some phrases in french, macron in german, a sign of friendship. the two showed new or for strengthening europe and bringing it further along. >> in the face of many developments in our neighborhood, we must also increasingly take control of

on the second floor of the eiffel tower, the trumps toured napoleon's tomb ahead of the celebrationsle in paris, melania scheduled her own itinerary of events. earlier he visited a children's hospital, greeted patients that were there. let's watch. >> nice to meet you. how are you? what's your name? >> so there she spoke in english. we also know she's been speaking in french during some of her visit. one of the five languages she knows. of course she started her modelling career in paris, or in france. she and mrs. macron took a boat ride down the river there and i'm sure i butchered that name. i don't know, i don't know french, the french language, but forgive me for that. joining me now to talk about more about melania's day in paris is cnn white house reporter kate bennett and mary alice stevenson, friend of melania trump and fashion expert. kate, what's going on right now as the first couple meets with the president of france and his wife for this decadent dinner at the eiffel tower. tell us about how this restaurant was selected and what's on the menu. >> so apparently in a numb

. >> shepard: this is live from inside the eiffel tower.is president macron and president trump there standing out looking of the eiffel tower. just in, president trump and first lady melania having dinner with the french president and french first lady at a restaurant inside the eiffel tower. the two leaders met earlier today and will celebrate bastille day tomorrow. it's supposed to be -- fancy eating table today. it's a michelin-starred restaurants there and it's inside the eiffel tower. now on a tape. they posed and then they will eat. it should be a heck of a night there in the eiffel tower. the person of interest in the disappearance of four men in pennsylvania once bragged about having somebody killed over a debt. sort of friend of one of these missing men told the inquirer. the investigators have said that human remains have been found buried in a 12-foot grave. the remains belong to 12-year-old dean finacario. he's on the far left here. they say they're still working to identify the rest of the remains that are there. investigators

a good friendship and we look forward to dinner tonight at the eiffel tower. that will be something special. something could happen with respect to the paris accord, we will see what happens. we will talk about that over the coming time. and, if it happens, that will be wonderful. if it doesn't, that will be ok, too. we did discuss many things today, including the cease-fire in syria. we discussed ukraine and a lot of different topics. we hit on the paris accord briefly. we will see what happens. yes? your fbi nominee said that if someone in a campaign got any mail about russia like the one you're son received, they should alert the fbi, rather than accept the meeting. is he wrong? were you misled by your team and not knowing about this meeting? thank you very much. you have heard president trump say that it may have been russia and others who interfered with the u.s. election. this president trump taking a hard enough line on russia as you see it? merci. pres. trump: i believe that we will have a great fbi director. i think he is doing really well. we are ver

. >> people used to go to the eiffel tower and get a souvenir and go home. it's like they want to go all out. >> they want to climb the eiffel tower. >> yes, yes, yes. >> what about eating? that's the other big one. >> here's other thing. when we go on vacation we want to eat out and do all this type thing. but eating out in general is costing about 3% more this year. and it has nothing to do with the cost of food, because if you look at some of the food items, like beef, eggs, some things are actually down. but at the restaurant, costs are actually up because of their labor costs and because of their rental costs. so they pass those down on to you the consumer. you're bert off having a cookout at home. beef prices are at a three-year low, rivaling the cost of chicken and pork. very cheap right now, which is why we saw a lot of people over the fourth of july go gang busters. >> at the grocery store. >> loading up on beef. >> it's always a little bit cheaper. you're saving twice. >> and it's healthier. >> all right. >> you're all set. >> cook out at who's com

they are heading to the eiffel tower where they are planning to have dinner later on. conference. straight to the e—mails, gary and what the president was saying about that, what did you make of the long passage in terms of his answer to that question? i think it is what we have heard all ready in terms of the defence of his son. it says he's a good sky, it was a short meeting, most people would take that meeting because we take opposition research and he repeated this idea this was not a russian government lawyer, of course that e—mail chain from donald trump junior makes it course that e—mail chain from donald trumpjunior makes it pretty course that e—mail chain from donald trump junior makes it pretty clear he is expecting someone who is least connected to the russian government to be bringing him some information so that avoids the point, interestingly he was offered the opportunity to swipe at his new fii director or nominee for the fbi director or nominee for the fbi director job director or nominee for the fbi directorjob and chose not to do that because yesterd

what's interesting is that today he is known for the eiffel tower. i personally feel he should be just as famous for his engineering work here at the statue of liberty. not a lot of people know that. he's amazing. he had his hand in two of the most famous monuments in the entire world. all right. we are going to talk about how he accomplished building this monument of democracy for the entire world. he has a grasp of the bigger picture. and the major way he accomplished this was his use of similar bow lichl. he is a classical trained artist. there is is similar bow liz m all through the the statue of liberty. we begin with the torch. once again his name for the statue was liberty even ligtenning the world. she is wearing a crown. she is a goddess of liberty. there are seven rays on this crown that represents the seven seas in the seven continents. once again, the world. we come down and her left arm is the tablet with the all important date of july 4th, 1776. the signing of our declaration of independence, the start of our democracy. the tablet is in

can imagine. —— dinner at the eiffel tower. tower. if you consider the way in which the g20 summit at the weekend in hamburg, there was a sense that donald trump was isolated, out on even compare to other readers, we're going to get the complete opposite year, he's going to be by emmanuel macron anywhere that will suit him, will sit melania trump and he hopes will suit his image as a leader abroad. we've got preparations already under way. this is where president trump and emmanuel macron will meet in a moment or two. this meeting is where the french revolution started, this is where the rebels picked up the ammunition and to storm the bastille. also here is the tomb of napoleon so there will be to modern leaders standing for pictures by the tomb of the great napoleonic himself —— napoleon himself. i think these pictures will please both leaders. it says something about the way in which this whole ceremony is taking place and then of course bastille day on friday, that is an opportunity not among other things to recognise it as

trump, macron, and their wives will in the a restaurant eiffel tower, where the tasting euros or $260 0 per person. on friday morning, there will be military parade, the parade 211 feature 1200 people, vehicles, 341 horseback riders and competing protest march titled "don't let guard down against trump" will be taking place, as well. the is the president of united states and the president of france at an arrival ceremony in paris.now host: we are in open phones, you democrat, what do you think? for a well, i called different reason, but i wanted o make two comments and observations. one is, i think it is not clear hy we spend so much money on defense if we can't take care of the people in our country. money for health care or education, it seems actually ridiculous. comment i have, it is discouraging to see how many themselves call christians and yet they are fighting left and right to not and aid and help people who truly need help. disgusted byotally politicians, i've been totally disgusted by the republicans and concerned about russia and just doing it for their own sense of power.

"we had dinner at the eiffel tower, and the bottom of the eiffel tower looked like they could have never had a bigger celebration ever in the history of the eiffel tower. i mean, there were thousands and thousands of people, 'cause they heard we were having dinner." "also, just for my visit, they built this arc de triumph, to celebrate how i won in wisconsin." "so huge." ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yes. >> jon: yeah, yeah. >> stephen: it's time we all applauded his win in wisconsin. ( laughter ) now, one takeaway from trump's french adventure was his famous, endless mano-a-mano handshake with the french president. forget about a cold war with russia-- i think we may be having a thumb war with france. ( laughter ) during the interview, trump talked about macron, saying, "he's a great guy. smart. strong. loves holding my hand... people don't realize he loves holding my hand. and that's good, as far as that goes. i mean, really. he's a very good person. and a tough guy, but, look, he has to be. i think he is going to be a terrific president of france. but he does love

leader and emmanuel mac court dine at paris's most exclusive restaurant as you'll down at the eiffel tower. domestic troubles are followed donald trump to paris the u. s. president defends the actions of his eldest son. he says donald trump junior is a wonderful man and did nothing wrong disregarding a meeting with a russian lawyer during the campaign intended to get dirt on hillary clinton. and china's best known political prisoner you shall bow dies of late stage liver cancer at the age of sixty one. the nobel committee says beijing them as a heavy responsibility for his death which they have cold premature. time for the business news with kate moody good evening capitolina now arab present mccoy is dining at the eiffel tower but he's had a busy day. not just meeting donald trump you held a summit earlier this morning with anger michael's right it's like a who's who. of world leaders have found. both of course in minor neckline an angle merkel a very strong supporters of eurozone integration they both want the block to be stronger. french president has been leading calls for closer econo

there's an eiffel tower hyped her, but she's working. great to see you. the president insists that his son's meeting with that lawyer not only was normal but something anybody would do. >> reporter: and that seems to be running counter or it is running counter to what we are hearing from political operatives on both sides of the aisle who say, yes, oppo research happens. people hold meetings to get dirt on their oents opponents, but not with foreign nationals, in particular russia and that is what has raised a lot of red flags and that is where so much of the scrutiny sh coming from on capitol hill with members of congress now very concerned, speaking openly about this, even on both sides of the aisle to a gree. the question on the hill has been would you have taken that meeting and you see a real mix of answers on that. and so that was sort of the big news, that was the big headline coming out of the press conference, but there were plepty of others as well. on the syrian cease-fire, the president touting that. on climate change, both leaders basically a

the eiffel tower. later today, the president and first lady will return to new jersey, i believe. they will spend the weekend. this is the president's second overseas trip in just about a week. he's been in europe twice in just over a week. >> it's been an interesting dynamic for two whose relationship was described as awkward coming in. it's almost appeared chummy in the last 24 hours. how will it continue to go? it's seemingly gone well. interesting to see the president here. just moments ago. he was tweeting a storm relative to the health care efforts. right until the very moment he stepped out of the car, the president very active on twitter, tweeting about health care. they are right on the thin margin of passing that through the senate. >> that's right. he's got an eye on what's going on at home even as he is there, his second european trip in a week, his third trip overseas since he was president. yesterday at a press conference, he took questions, the french leader took questions. he was asked

then the first ladies will join the presidents for a dinner at the eiffel tower. already we have seen melania. she's been visiting with sick children at a children's hospital here in paris the two couples will be dining tonight on the eiffel tower, restaurant at the foot of the eiffel tower, before preparing for tomorrow's ceremony which they'll be watching from here. the 14th of july p-- military parade. there are dozens of police vans making sure the area is secured. 11,000 extra policemen have been put on call the next couple of days to ensure the security is as tight as it needs to be. >> melissa bell live for us in france. thank you very much. interesting dynamic. she mentions the first ladies here. one being 64, that's macron's wife. the other, 47, the 71-year-old trump's wife. >> both seen as fashion icons at home. >> yes. the optics of the next 24 to 48 hours will be fascinating. >>> our cnn politics reporter in washington and analyst and historian at professor at princeton. good morning to both of you. after basically being behind closed doors for four da

have a very good relationship, a good friendship, and we look forward to dinner tonight at the eiffel tower. that will be something special. yeah, something could happen with respect to the paris accord. we will see what happens. but we will talk about that over the coming period of time. if it happens, that will be wonderful. if it doesn't, that will be ok, too. but we will see what happens. but we did discuss many things today, including the cease-fire in syria. we discussed ukraine. we discussed a lot of different topics. we briefly hit on the paris accord and we will see what happens. yes, ma'am? reporter: mr. president, your fbi nominee said if someone got an email from russia, like the one don jr. received, they should alert the fbi, rather than except the meeting? was he wrong? were you misled by your team in not knowing about this meeting? thank you very much. you have heard president trump say may have been russia, it may have been others who interfered with the u.s. election. his president trump taking a hard enough line on russia, as you see it? merci. president trump: i will sta

if you are interested ina mealat eiffel tower.wer, £170 ahead. 170 — i don't know. i would have thought it would be more. last night, acting royalty mingled with, well, royalty at the premiere of the new world war two blockbuster dunkirk. here‘s the moment harry met harry. singer harry styles, who is making his acting debut in the film, shaking hands with prince harry on the red carpet. the film focuses on the dunkirk evacuation, when civilian sailors crossed the english channel to rescue troops trapped at the french port. i spoke to director christopher nolan and actor sir mark rylance, who told me the bravery shown during the recent disasters in london and manchester was reminiscent of that famous dunkirk spirit. the enemy tanks have stopped. why? why waste precious tanks when they can pick us off in the air like fish ina can pick us off in the air like fish in a barrel? what was the moment for you as a director, or a human being, the moment when you thought there is a story about dunkirk, well—known as it is historically, a sto

dinner at the eiffel tower tonight, we will be right back. your brain changes as you get older.ur brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >> thanks for joining us. "america's news hq" starts now. >> harris: after holding a join news conference with the president of france, our president and first lady are headed to the next official event, a social one. you're watching "america's news hq." i'm harris walker. president trump and france's president macron talked about terrorism and trade. from that meeting they went to that joint news conference which you watched on fox news channel just wrap up. one topic, not a huge surprise for our president, the controversy surrounding donald trump jr.'s meeting with a russian attorney during the

the four of them will have dinner tonight in the eiffel tower. before that comes the harder stuff for the president. that is the questions at the press conference today. what are you expecting? >> reporter: the harder stuff, you know, the substance of this meeting is not just all pomp and circumstance and parades and dinners and the eiffel tower. we are awaiting president trump and emanuel macron here at the french presidential palace. they are going to hold a bilateral meeting behind closed doors. we are expecting the main topics syria and counterterrorism, then they come out and face the press. two questions from the american press and two from the french press. this is going to be the first time we see president trump out in the public addressing questions about the broader press about what happened with his son, donald trump jr. and this meeting with a russian lawyer. yet another previously undisclosed meeting after the trump administration began at the outset with a blanket denial saying there were no meetings with russian officials, there's

have a very good relationship, a good friendship and we look forward to dinner tonight at the eiffel tower. that will be something special. yeah, i mean, something could happen with respect to the paris accord. we'll see what happens, but we will talk about that over the coming period of time and if it happens that will be wonderful and if it doesn't that will be okay, too, but we'll see what happens. but we did discuss many things today including the ceasefire in syria, we discussed ukraine, we discussed a lot of different topics. we briefly hit on the paris accord and we will see what happens. okay? yes, ma'am. go ahead. >> mr. president, your fbi nominee said if someone in a campaign got an e-mail about russia like the one that your son don junior received that they should alert the fbi, rather than accept that meeting. is he wrong? also, were you misled by your team in not knowing about this meeting? mr. president, thank you very much. you have heard president trump say that it may have been russia, it may have been others who interfered with the u.s. election. is president trump takin

from there they went to the elysee palace, that i were getting ready for dinner in the eiffel tower.sident was taken with what happened. but before he set off, he wanted to make clear to all off, he wanted to make clear to all of us this is not going distract me from what is going on at home. he saidi he said i have very little time for watching tv. he is very keen on watching tv. he is very keen on watching tv, particularly network new, they have held this press conference and inevitably there were questions about donald trump conference and inevitably there were questions about donald trumer‘s decision to meet a russian lawyer, in trump tower last year. as far as my son season concerned. he with a wonderful young man, he took a meeting with a russian lawyer, not a government lawyer, but a russian lawyer. it was a short meeting. it was a meeting that went very very quickly, very fast, two other people were in the room. one of them left almost immediately and the other one was not really focussed on the meeting. i do think this, think from a practical stand point, most people would h

that's how i avoided the line in the eiffel tower. it is a great spot. these are the kinds of things for this president in particular given that so much of him is relying on the personal rather than the policy and values, that this could be a very useful relationship for the united states, and this could be a way for trump to sort of learn and appreciate the value of our european alliances. >> a useful relationship for the president today because he gets to be somewhere otherhan washington, d.c. facing the heat on the late of the report about his son, errol louis. it doesn't escape the greater questions about russia and the investigation. the president was asked more about that yesterday. was russia involved? what did you tell vladimir putin inside the meeting? the president's latest response is, you know, i think something happened, basically i think something happened and we need to keep looking into it. something happened isn't what the u.s. intelligence services say. they say vladimir putin directed a weaponized cyber attack on the u.s. election syst

. >>> president trump and the first lady capped off their trip to paris with a dinner at the eiffel tower. he was invited by the president of france to celebrate bastille day tomorrow. mr. trump couldn't leave the investigation behind. laura? >> reporter: president trump could not shut down growing speculation over his son's involvement with russia during last year's election. he was, however, able to find some common ground with his french counterpart, even as the two agreed to disagree when it comes to climate change. >> we'll see what happens, okay? >> reporter: today, the president pressed on his controversial decision to withdraw from the paris accords during a meeting with french president macron. while france has always been supportive of the aqoshed tweeds the first time president trump was willing to reconsider the u.s.'s withdrawal from the 2015 climate change agreement. >> translator: i vanish much respect the decision taken by president trump. he will work upon implementing his campaign promises. >> reporter: the 2 leaders holding a joint press conference after closed door dis

dinner in the eiffel tower last night. lot of commentators saying, well, you can make you feel welcome it, he will not look or feel so isolated. unexpectedly mentioning maybe america will rethink whether we stay inside the paris climate accord. quite amusing how donald trump mispronounced his name. like was scottish or something. that the suggestion was made tactfully and diplomatically that there may be movement. macron saying he would not meddle in another country's affairs. some of those affairs following into europe. the talk all week about the meeting his son had with the russians. now we learn today there was a former russian intelligence officer part of that meeting. going to be very difficult when he gets back home. completely astonishing. revelation after revelation coming out. the investigation has not properly got under way. all of this stuff is coming out. if we have learned anything from the presidency of donald trump, the more terrible things that come out, the more immunity seems to be. on a world tourseemin

in a visit where symbolism was the substance, the two couples dined tonight at the eiffel tower.lace labelled pragmatic, rather than pretty, to cement an alliance imperfect but crucial to france's place in the world. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. in a major step towards brexit, the government has published its long awaited plans to allow eu law to be transferred into british law. the european union withdrawal bill is being described as one of the largest legal projects ever undertaken in the uk. the government's called for all parties to work together to make it a success. but already labour is calling for significant changes, and the liberal democrats are warning they will make life "hell" for the government. the bill will take an estimated 12,000 eu laws. and copy them into uk law on the day that the uk leaves the european union. the government will then have powers to amend laws as it sees fit. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg has this report — a warning that it contains some flashing images. has nothing changed? still doing the handshakes, rolling out the red carpet

the two will dine with their wives tonight at the eiffel tower.ad, of course, of events on friday when donald trump will join emmanuel macron here to watch the 1 fourth of july military parade -- the 14thof july military parade. >> and president trump at 14% according to a research study. will we see the protests that we saw at the g-20? >> reporter: we're not expecting anything like what we saw in hamburg. but we expect protests, a grouping of left wing groups have banded together since macron's victory to become president. they will be hold protests in paris -- especially to be locked down the next two days. we don't expect anything like that. donald trump is not a popular man in france, as indeed he is not a popular man in the rest of europe. the signals he sent on his -- inability really to understand the importance of those ties and how that looks from europe have not made him a popular american president. emmanuel macron is benefiting for his part from this tremendous momentum since his election victory. i think it is a measure really of his

a parisian dinnerup the eiffel tower for the us and french presidents, and their wives.n france for bastille day celebrations, donald trump has hinted that the united states' position on climate change could be reviewed. show me the money — but no notes and coins! the daily telegraph reports that visa wants to put cash out of business by paying shops to not accept tangible money.

a parisian dinnerup the eiffel tower for the us and french presidents, and their wives. they're shown here on le figaro. in france for bastille day celebrations, donald trump has hinted that the united states‘ position on climate change could be reviewed. show me the money — but no notes and coins! the daily telegraph reports that visa wants to put cash out of business by paying shops to not accept tangible money. one consumer group says it amounts to bribery. and ‘sorry‘ seems to be the hardest word, but itjust got easier to say — or sing — without accepting liability. the south china morning post reports on a law passed in hong kong to help people settle disputes with an apology without facing legal consequences. so let's begin. with is us richard griffiths, communications advisor —— with us is richard griffiths, communications advisor at pr consultancy rgc. good morning. let's start with liu xiaobo. obviously not much coverage in some of the chinese state papers but in the south china morning post, hong kong post— paper, they take this up and the criticism that has be

they had dinner the identical -- eiffel tower.0th anniversary today of the u.s. entering into world war i, one of the biggest wars our country has seen. u.s. the participating in that. i know that you've done parades in the navy, do you enjoy doing parades? >> there's differently a sense of pride but when you have your military baring on it can be very uncomfortable. there's a sense on pride. when you're on the move is great. you look at whoever is reviewing the troops, today is president trump, military baring and discipline is in order. cheryl: we should say that we are looking at, of course, president trump, president macron and parade going all the way and that's where he is, president trump with president macron, 8600 soldiers, 350 vehicles, 240 horses. >> as we look at celebrations, we want to remember those who were killed last year on bastille day when the trucker killed 86 people. hopefully this will be much more happier day. thanks so much for joining us at fbn:am. cheryl: that is it for us we will send it over to maria

later today he will have dinner with french president emmanuel macron at the eiffel tower and hold aerence. cbs will bring you that live at 9:15 this morning. >>> today at the state capital a plan to extend the "cap and trade" commission will be taken up. lawmakers are working to extend the landmark program to regulate climate warming greenhouse gases. the votes in the assembly and senate are monday. >>> and after two mob attacks on bart, today we expect to get a better idea of what the agency is doing to keep you safe. police chief carlos rojas is planning to talk about the crime just after 9 a.m. >>> and a "sig alert" remains in effect northbound 29 closed at south kelly road all due to an overturned mail truck. right now, northbound traffic being diverted on to south kelly road and there is no estimated time as to when that highway will re-open. do expect delays in the napa area. right now, over at the bay bridge toll plaza, we continue to see a big backup from the carquinez bridge to the maze. 30 minutes, another 22 minutes from the maze into downtown san francisco. and just a he

then macron said that the two leaders would dine as friends at a very lavish restaurant at the eiffel tower so it seems as though they are trying to put their differences aside and they are trying to work on some of the points that they do agree on such as the war on terror for example. and there maybe is some movement when it comes to the climate accord because trump, and i don't know how seriously you can take this, but trump made some comments about there is some possibility that something could happen with respect to the paris accord, but we'll see what happens that is the quote coming from mr. trump. so maybe a little bit of movement there we will keep you updated with some of those pictures throughout the show of course. in corporate news, seb has reported a larger than expected rise in second quarter operating profit the bank said customer activity had increased across all segments and skanska shares off by 4.2% they said massive ride downs in american and british products would result in operating income dropping to 1.5 swedish crowns and 21st century fox owner rupert murdoch is unl

last night the two presidents and their wives had a private dinner at the eiffel tower. >>> 6:34 now.to find alternate routes today. >> the big march could affect your friday commute. news 4's megan mcgrath is live with what you need to know. megan, what's going on? >> reporter: it all starts at the nra headquarters and then eventually everything will move here to the department of justice in downtown d.c. that means that majortr times are going to be very, very crowded. so folks are going to have to factor that into their day. take a look at the map here. give you a better idea of the areas that are affected. this protest march is going to be at the nra headquarters and then they're going to march, stick to the sidewalk on route 29 in fairfax. the impact there hopefully will not be too bad. however, then they're going to go over the key bridge into washington. they're going to walk around along streets like m street in georgetown, pennsylvania avenue as they make their way downtown to the department of justice. we are expecting traffic tie-ups. once that march hits d.c. now, we caugh

they will hold a press conference and had to the eiffel tower.trump is standing by his eldest son despite emails revealing that trump, junior was willing and eager for campaign help from moscow. the president has tried to distance himself from russian influence. in an interview with the christian broadcasting network. hillaryu are had one -- won, energy would be more expensive. want to see me there. juliette: unveiling the draft law that will take britain out of the eu but it is likely to be a lengthy battle with lawmakers from both parties plotting to unite against parts of the bill. vince cable told bloomberg government provisions could see talks failing. >> i suspect we are a year down the track before something catastrophic occurs. unless the british government gets its act together, this [inaudible] optioning the impact of the saudi led campaign to isolate the gas rich oil state. the ceo of the biggest bank spoke to bloomberg. >> it is a very well diversified institution, we have businesses and 51 countries. diversification is working and ov

right now they're at the eiffel tower restaurant taking pictureses with emmanuel macron and his first president trump. in this after a very busy day. remember, bastille day's july 14th. that is french independence day. and then you have the day before which is today that is the one-year anniversary of a horrific terrorist attack in nice where more than 80 people were kill by a truck driven by somebody with ties to fundamental thinking, islamic fundamental thinking. and here we have them about to sit down and, austin, they're going to break baguette9. >> what? liz: baa get is -- okay, bread. >> bread? liz: and then they'll have salad, and then they'll have dinner. they're now kicking out the cameras, as you see. but anything that happens there that comes occupant of it, we will relate you know. >>> in the meantime, we do have the dow at a record number right now. if it closes right here, it's a brand new record. actually, if it closes up a single point, it's a brand new record. stay with me. we are 17 minutes before the closing bell rings. >>> the media industry, big business taking ce

attending a best still day -- bastille day ceremony before dining inside a restaurant inside the eiffel towermacron has invited him in the hopes of styling himself as trump's new straight talking best friend on the international stage. of ae men have something love-hate relationship. a visit is mutually beneficial. >> that's right. let me show you the front page of charlie hebdo. great again,july using trumps infamous catchphrase. the french paper suggests that macron wants to help bring donald trump out of international isolation. a love-hate relationship. the washington post explains he only agreed to the trip because he was promised a military parade which he loves. complete with fighter jets. the sort of the spectacle he wanted to stage at his own inauguration in january. politico says both of the men are alpha males seeking to stamp their power on the global stage remembering there are both relatively new leaders. the meeting is expected to be a lot more areerative and the men expected to discuss issues like the fight against terrorism. >> the former president of brazil has been sentence

the producers getting mad, but you have you ever eaten at this restaurant at the eiffel tower?very extensive. 230 per person usually $260 at a minimum each. >> i am not big -- i'm not a big french food guide. i like italian food and coming you know, give me sausage and peppers any day over frog legs. neil: it is not all frog legs. what do they eat in france? >> a lot of eggs. delicious food. connell: not eggs. chicken cordon bleu. they are screaming at me. they want to cut me off? neil: yeah, they do. they don't like you. charlie: state creates. . . neil: welcome back, everybody. less than a minute ago on this show before i hand it off to my buddy trish regan. look at what is going on at corner of wall and broad. the dow is not moving that much through the french thing and progress on health care. seems to be hoping when we got word they were including these ted cruz features that would allow people to buy bare bones basement kind of products for health care that would be offered at cheaper price, thereby insuring more young people will sign up. the problem with that is, a lot

and we look forward to dinner tonight at the eiffel tower. it'll be something special. >> reporter: the two world leaders noting their bilateral meeting focussed on building stronger ties on trade and fighting terrorism. while trump made the city of light his punching bag in the past, particularly on national security issues -- >> if you look at what's happening in france, it's no longer friends. friends of mine that used to love to go to paris, they say we're not going to paris anymore. it's no longer paris. >> reporter: today, trump lavished praise on his french counterpart. >> off great leader now. you have a great president. you have a tough president. he's not going to be easy on people that are breaking the laws. >> reporter: vowing it won't be this american president's last trip to paris. >> and i'm coming back. you better do a good job, please. otherwise you're going to make me look very bad. >> reporter: now president trump has made clear he's not afraid of breaking a little bit of glass at the world stage. and that was no different

. ♪ at the footof grace of the eiffel tower. once again sharing his message of peace.nique tove what is protect your country, you need art as well. , they are the close minded people. and a place where they come, i am not afraid of them. art and withith the love. of -- 27-year-old dancer, origin grew up in a war-torn country were dancing can get you killed him he risks everything for his art. only a year ago, he was destined in the ruins of palmyra, the very same spot where the so-called islamic state carried out other brutal executions. after competing in an arab talent show, he was featured in a report by a dutch journalist, a moment that would change his life. his dance with viral racking up millions of views and catching the eye of the dutch national ballet. they collected funds to fly ahmad down where he has been living for nine months. the young dancer now hopes his family in syria can join him while he pursues his passion in europe, his dream is to one day found a syria national ballet. molly: let's get a check of the headlines. restricts muslim access to a shri

the two presidents and first ladies will have dinner near the eiffel tower. the president leaves washington under a cloud of suspicion, once again, over charges that his campaign colluded with the russians to win last year's election. this afternoon , the president will hold his first press conference since the news broke of his son's meeting with a russian lawyer. in a new interview with reuters... the president denied knowing about it until a few days ago an defended his son.. saying quote "i think many people would have held that meeting" donald junior said the that it was a ruse to get a face-to-face meeting. happening today - a new plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. just hours from now, senate republicans will release an updated health care bill sam sweeney is live on capitol hill - sam? new developments now - one person the hit and run of a transgender woman a week ago. it happened july 5th on k-street in northeast. the victim today --- still in critical condition but is expected to survive. a friend - says it began when a few men start

president trump meanwhile dined atop the eiffel tower tonight in his first official visit to france. at a news conference with french president emmanuel macron, trump defended his son's meeting with a russian lawyer in the campaign. in his words, a lot of people would have taken that meeting. a man facing a murder charge in the death of a bowie state university student in may. sean urbanski was indicted today in the death of army lieutenant richard collins who was black. urbanski was not charged with a hate c being part of a white supremacist website. authorities now say a pennsylvania man has confessed to killing four men who have been missing now since last week. police found the remains of one of the men today along with other remains that have not yet been identified. they were found on a farm near philadelphia. sources say 19-year-old cosmo dinardo whose family owns that farm confessed to the killings today. 14-year-old is now recovering after a fireworks explosion mangled his hands. but only on 7 tonight. he says he is not giving up on one life lon michelle: tonight two big upd

last night the two presidents and their wives had a private dinner at the eiffel tower. >> alternate route today. the organizers behind january's women's marplan to march from fairfax county to d.c. look at the route here. they're protesting the national rifle association. megan mcgrath will have more information on the timing of the march. >>> the shooting of a one-year-old in d.c. police released this new surveillance video and they want you to take a close look here. in the video, you can clearly see two people shooting at each other. parents say kids were playing outside when the two men got into a fight and pulled out guns. this happened on i-street northeast. the toddler caught in the crossfire survived. >> the family of four young men are waiting to learn more about what happened to their sons. cosmo dinardo admitted yesterday to killing the four of them. their bodies were found in a deep common grave at dinardo's family farm in bucks county, pennsylvania. a person with knowledge of the confession tells the was threatened during a drug deal. >> prosecutors are moving forward w

now they're moving on to dinner atop the eiffel tower.— something we do on the programme as well — to give you a flavour of how the rest of the country sees the trump presidency. yesterday we took you to the republican state of nebraska. today — on our last show — we are going to reintroduce you to a trump supporter we spoke to in our very first week. denise galvez, from miami. a member of latinas for trump. here's what she said six months ago. i think that as of now he has done a really good job of putting things in action. i am a little concerned with his delivery. i don't think he is perfect. i think the wax polish hopefully although not along the way before any damage done. and we can speak to denise live in miami now. six months on how was he doing?” actually think he has been behaving more statesman—like recently, especially with all his visits abroad. i still agree with him and pretty much every move he has made on the international front. pretty much every move he has made on the internationalfront. i do wish he would focus more n

trump add that had upon leaving the eiffel tower after having dinner with the french president, it lookede never had a bigger celebration ever in the history of the i'll have tower. there were thousands and thousands of people cause they heard we were having dinner. this morning a french newspaper poinlth out the president will seeped to be confusing regular eiffel tower tourism with interest in his visit. that's a smack. for now, i'm joined by my round table reporters. he is also an msnbc had contributor. and with "the new york times" and clarence page with the "chicago tribune." let's take a look at this interesting part of the interview. the president references french emperor from the 19th century, napoleon bonaparte. his one problem is he didn't go to russia that night. because he had extracurricular activities and they froze to death. how many times has russia been saved by the weather? michael, explain. what would he mean by extracurricular activities? is it, napoleon had a jet start that was taking him to moscow. you don't bop over to moscow from paris in 1805, or 1812. casually.

they dined with their wives in the eiffel tower. it followed a busy day where the president couldn't shake the controversy sunshine urrounding. cecelia vega is there. >> reporter: a ceremonial welcome in paris. but the president's bastille day get away overshadowed by questions about why his eldest son met with a woman whom he was told was a russian government lawyer. at that press conference, we asked. mr. president, your said if someone in a campaign got an e-mail about russia like the one that your son don jr. received, that they should alert the fbi rather than accept that meeting. is he wrong? also, were you misled by juyour team in not knowing about this meeting? >> my son is a wonderful young man. he took a meeting with a russian lawyer, not a government lawyer, but a russian lawyer. it was a short meeting. i think from a practical standpoint, most people would have taken that meeting. it's called opposition research or even research into your opponent. >> reporter: but in those e-mails, it was crystal clear. don jr. agreed t