reached out to evans and mtv who didn't respond by our deadline.ource close to production told us she's still on the show and we'll see her in future episodes. tonight, husband number two who's been kicked off the show posted this pic with the caption, ain't we something? >> a moment that has a lot of people upset. evans' son sitting alone in the car with the gun. this could have been a tragic situation. there's no plans to reopen this investigation. so many things wrong with that. >> the whole thing is shocking. >>> now, good news for brad pitt, he's spending the week with his kids, we have exclusive new reporting on his custody battle with angelina. >> hi, brad. >>> that's brad pitt on hollywood boulevard. rocking double denim and a retro, late '60s' look. pitt is filming the movie "once upon a time in hollywood, alongside leonardo dicaprio. leo plays an actor in tv westerns, and brad, his stunt double, that's leo and brad shooting a scene in a cream-colored cadillac last night, and quentin tarantino directing. but "e.t." has learned brad is focu

>> carter evans up close for us in goleta, california.ople are hoping for dryer conditions to aid the rescue of 12 youth soccer players and their coach who are trapped right now in av ka. authority says if rains continue, it will hamper rescue efforts and potentially raise dangerous carbon monoxide levels inside the cave. divers carried messages from the team to their families. the coach who led the team into the caves has apologized to the children's parents. an operation to get the team out could begin this weekend. >>> and just after midnight friday, the threat of a trade war between the u.s. and china moved from rhetoric to reality. the trump administration imposed tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese goods. china immediately retaliated. >> here to tell us how it can affect consumers and business, derek thompson, senior editor at "the atlantic." welcome. >> thank you. good to be here. >> what's the latest? that's a good question. i don't know. there are two poblts. on the one hand there's the economic reason. the other is the polit

of course, we have a picture of dale evans there in the back. and then these are the boots that dale wore with this outfit. she had many outfits that were highlighted with fringe and with sparkles and the idea there being when you're under the lights, it catches and glistens and fringe, of course, exaggerates movements when you walk or move your arms. dale evans was significant in her own right. so often people associate the two together. you hear roy rogers and dale evans. but she authored on her own over two dozen books. she hosted her own television show. later in life, she promoted very actively her spirituality and christianly and was an influence on a whole other generation of women who didn't know she performed in western shows. some additional women that we have in our hall of fame include esther hobart morris, and she's represented here in a commemorative plate and a sculpture. she was the first justice of the peace in the united states. this was in wyoming. and this was in 1870. now, bear in mind, this was about 50 years before women w

evan: each person, a different team. just how was that?bviously, people are talking about this option for the young boys in thailand. you had not been a scuba diver. you didn't know what you would be doing, presumably? advantadn, because i 't know what i was doing, they were very good. it wasn't that complicated in a way. this is the difference from thailand. we were swimming down a huge tunnel. aid, it got smaller, they you go first, we will follow you. the water was clear and still. i can't believe they could possibly dive 13 children out of a cave with anything other than flat water. ach -- anchor: four months ago, the former spy sergei skripal and his daughter were poisoned by theerve agent novichok in the city of salisbury. they survived, but it caused a diplomatic row between the u.k. and russia after the government said it had been carried out by the russian state. last saturday, another man and woman fell desperatury ill in sali tests revealed that the couple, both in their 40's, had both been exposed to the nerve agent. it is not

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now evans flies to memphis bell controlling it through the bomb site.re northeamost vulnerabl. we can't dodge flak or fighters. here's the first. fires at it. evans must ignore the battle. cross hairs line up on target. two more fighters diving from 9:00. flak now has the range too. they've hit this fort but he keeps on his bombing run. evans aim must be good. every other ship in the group will drop its bombs when he drops his. now one pointer on the bomb site moves toward stationary pointer. the instant they touch, bombs will release. they touch. bombs away. the first half of the mission is over, the easy half. now to get home. the flak stops. that means fighters out there somewhere. a staffer lurking behind the cloud or hiding up in the sun where the glare blinds you and you can't see them waiting to dive down on you. fighters at 6:00. this is what a gunner sees. a speck in the sky. that's a fighter and the blink. that means he's firing at you. 2300 round a minute. in a running battle one of the most important instrument s the interphone. >> there's f

evans: mr. speaker, i'm going to do something highly unusual today because my colleague who is here from the district, knows an awful lot about this subject, i've watched her, observed her, she's taught a few people on this subject matter. she is an expert so i always think what's the best way to tart off as a former law professor who teach, who understands a great deal about what our supreme court means as the third element in this element of the legislative aspect and the chief executive. i've heard her in congressional black caucus meet, she's from the district, congressman eleanor holmes norton, i'd like for her to start off this conversation, i yield to the representative. ms. norton: i very much appreciate the kind words of my friend from pennsylvania. i certainly appreciate his leadership of this special order this evening. it is a subject of immense importance to the american people, none more so, mr. speaker, than people of color in the united states of america. so i would like to begin

evan, let me read you a tweet from michael carpenter. everybody knows, the pentagon's top russia official. he writes, trump wants to replicate the disastrous deal with putin from july 2017 when they agreed on a deescalation agreement. the only side that deescalated was the anti assad opposition, while russian, iranian and syrian government forces annihilated them. what is the likelihood that trump walks away from this putin meeting with any sort of deliverable on syria? >> i think if anything, he'll claim that the deliverable he's obtained is that russia will commit to pushing iran out of syria. the thing is, russia does not have the power to push iran out of syria. if anything, it's the opposite. there's no way iran is getting out of syria because it's pushed out by russia. the other thing to remember is, we're in syria with a purpose. we're in syria because we want to prevent syria from becoming a safe haven for terrorists that can carry out attacks both there and around the world. we have a purpose there. but i think what trump is try

evans beating jordan bell and ep r evans with a nice finish there.nk he has been watching kd? a nice step back jumper and damian jones muscling under the basket to get his two. jones finish and warriors led by 10 in the third. evans with the 50 of perhaps many threes. he finished with a team high 13 points. not a bad start. bell puts it down. he had in the game. they roll the kings, 71-54. one young player that the warriors signed, he will return on a one-year please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. cle...is a hassle.th a mop and bucket... swiffer wetjet makes cleaning easy. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces, ...trapping dirt and liquid inside the pad. plus, it prevents streaks better than a micro fiber strip mop.

jonathan and evan are still here, frank and kim are still with us.et me ask you, jonathan lemire, how a white house who will privately acknowledge that the roy moore chapter wasn't good for them, who will privately acknowledge that they're all in a bit of a vice from a communications standpoint on the me too movement because of the president being credibly accused by more than a dozen women, how the president gets on air force one and goes to bat for a guy who is still under investigation for his potential role in an abuse scandal? >> because the president doesn't listen to anyone around him. the white house staff wants nothing to do with this story. they don't need him -- >> this is now a white house story. it wasn't 24 hours ago. it now is. >> he made it one. the people around him they didn't want him to go out and he chose to do that on his own. preld prefer to issue a statement on their own saying the investigation is ongoing. we'll comment down the road. that's not how this president works. he leaps to the defense of his allies, people he has ch

steve cortez and cnn contributor evan mcmullin. evan laufrmd a third party run against trump in 2016. by staying quiet? white house letting russia control the narrative? because all the details we have heard came out of moscow. >> no, i don't think they are letting moscow cell the narrative. you mentioned i think in the previous segment or lead up to this why would they have the helsinki summit? why would we have another meeting between the presidents? i'll tell you the number one reason that's pretty obvious is you have two countries in the world that can destroy the world through nuclear power. isn't it great to be in constant dialogue? i think the fact that the president is trying to on the one hand by the way pursuing iron fisted tough policies against russia, whether in syria, in the ukraine, with sanctions, et cetera. but at the same time reaching out an olive branch and saying we need to to be in dialogue. as the two greatest powers militarily we need to try to get along it's best for the world. that's the reason for them to

evan siegfried, republican strategist. the author of gop gps and marah gaye, a member of the "new york times" editorial board. norm, let me start with you. on the signals being sent by collins, murkowski, folks trying to decode that, i was looking back at the history of supreme court nominations from republican presidents over the last generation or so and not a lot of breakage in the republican party typically on these things. what do you make of the signals? from collins and murkowski? >> what we've heard from susan collins is she said that she is not going to let individual policy positions get in the way and we know frankly that as long as there are qualifications there, we know any of these nominees will avoid saying things like i would not vote to keep roe v. wade. they're going to punt and evade and dissemble as much as possible. and under those circumstances i find it unlikely that collins will vote against a particular nominee. now on the other side, steve, joe manchin, who one would think would be a pretty reliab

jason apple balm introduces us to rookie jacob evans. >> we're joined by jacob evans and the first thing you have to ask you, you're up there at the podium and you're holding up the jersey for the first time. what's that feel like? >> man, it feels great. knowing the hard work and dedication i put into my game over the past however many years -- just knowing it's paid off. this is step one for me, ready to get here and tibet to work and pick these guys brains and improve my game over my nba career. >> there's a video that surfaced of you on draft night getting a phone call. take us through that response in that moment. >> just knowing that my family and my close friends, knowing they sacrificed a lot for me to have this opportunity -- it's like we did it. we are finally here. i'm excited to be here and joining a great organization, one of the best teams ever so i'm glad i'm part of that. >> that's probably one of the reasons the warriors took you. you say "we did it" talking about your mom and brothers and your family and what you went through. >> yes, knowing that lot of pride into maki

evans: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 2655 the small business innovation protection act of 2017. i want to thank my colleague, congressman fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, for working with me to help america's small businesses via this critical piece of legislation. h.r. 2655 directs the small business administration and the undersecretary of commerce for intellectual property and the directive of u.s. patent and trademark office to enter into a partnership agreement. one to develop high-quality training for small business concerns related to domestic and international protections of intellectual property and how much such protections should be considered in small business' business plans and strategies. number two, to leverage existing training material already developed to educate inventors, as well as small business concerns. in addition, section 4 of this bill provides that the agency's must use the training material that they already have -- agencies must use the training material that they alre

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evan? >> well, i think there are tua expects of this that i'd like to point out. number one is that in pruitt you sort of see -- you sort of see a mini trump. so with trump, a lot of conservatives, not me of course, others made the decision we were going to trade certain policy objectives for -- we were going to excuse some corruption, potential alignment with russia and we were going to get what we wanted on the supreme court and elsewhere. in pruitt you see the same sort ever thi of thing. he promised to deliver and did deliver trade in the epa. he was a little corrupt, republicans admit he may have done things that were not quite right. >> he's under 13 investigations. he may have committed crimes. >> that's right. but the point is that is the trade that the party is making -- >> i'm sorry, the republican party sucks but you can still find non-criminal republicans. >> absolutely you can. >> maybe. >> no, i think you can. but this is what's happening. the other thing is that i think trump kept pruitt around not only because he distracted the media and the democr

dale evans was significant in her own right. often people associate the two other you hear roy rogers and dale evans but she also on her own authored over two dozen books and hosted her own television show. later in life, she promoted actively her spirituality and christianity and was very much an influence on a whole other generation of women who didn't know she performed in western shows. some additional women we've had in the hall of fame include esther hobart morris. represented here in this commemorative plate and also a sculpture. she was the first justice of the peace in the united states. this was in wyoming. in 1870. keep in mind, this was 50 years before women were able to vote with the ratification of the 19th amendment where they guaranteed these rights. she was an extraordinary person. we've also got hortense sparks ward in our hall of fame. she was an attorney. she was also the first female who is licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman we have in the hall of fame is an architect, mary jan

evan perez reported this tweet. why does he take the word of vladimir putin over members of his own party, people in the intelligence community? what do you think is going on there? >> well, the president obviously right from the get-go has said that he trusts putin, that he believes in -- takes him at his word and he continues to ignore his own intelligence community and all other obvious evidence that has been presented to him. and i think what it does is raises the question of whether or not he believes that that will undermine the legitimacy of his presidency. that it will raise further the questions of what did president trump know and when did he know it during that campaign with regard to russian attempts to talk to his campaign staff, that is donald trump's, and after the campaign to talk to people designated for employment inside of the white house. what did the president know and when did he know it? >> do you think he's undermining this despite the evidence because he has something to hide? is that what y

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frank figliuzzi, and with us at the table jonathan lemire associated press white house reporter and evan mcmullen, former cia operative and former candidate for president as an independent. >>> the rally, even his friends describe that version of donald trump as slightly pathetic, as someone who is so desperate for attention, so desperate for the cheers and hoots and hollers from the crowd that he puts on a show that really isn't even remotely close to anything presidential. >> yeah, there is a show on comedy central where a guy makes an entire show of impersonating donald trump. that was like president trump impersonating himself. i've done dozens and dozens of these rallies. i was surprised by the me too moment, elizabeth warren, to make a joke about something that is obviously been a ground swell in the last year or so for a lot of people and has meant a lot of

julia: we are joined by rachel evans and vince cigna relic. happy early fourth of july. talk to me about the fireworks in asia overnight. is this dollar weakness? strength of the chinese currency. it may just be temporary. as is a central bank verbal intervention. asy can't be seen depreciating the yuan for a couple of regions -- reasons. does wonders for global stocks as we saw a year or so ago. we have a central-bank just trying to calm the storm. they still have a situation where they may have to lower the reserve requirement for medium-term lending facilities upcoming which would weaken the currency's so they can't have it all going one way quickly. david: there was thought that they were weaponize and the yuan. is this a form of disarmament? >> you could think of it like that.

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evans warks this all predictable? given the trump administration's apparent elevated hopes after singapore? and po the point that jeff was saying that so many analysts said this should have been a trump/kim summit. should have been at the end of a long string of negotiations. they definitely were putting the cart in front of the horse here what are you thinking as you nod in agreement? >> i'm nodding in agreement, is what i'm doing. alex, it's good to be with you. indeed this entire process has been unfolding in a somewhat backwards and unconventional manner. the hard, tough slogging of negotiations with the north koreans should have preceded a summit. should not have followed a summit. we are now as secretary pompeo has just experienced personally in pyongyang, we are now being exposed to the harsh reality of a north korea that in my view, does not intend to give up its nuclear weapons and certainly does not intend to denuclearize in the sense that the united states means that phrase. and i think secretary pompeo did

. —— evan. newsnight will be on bbc two. here is emily. -- evan.with brexit becoming increasingly divisive in parliament, we hear from becoming increasingly divisive in parliament, we hearfrom former by minister tony blair on why he believes we believed —— we need another referendum to settle the issue as to what kind of brexit, if any, we should choose. that's on bbc two. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me sarah mulkerrins. your headlines tonight... what hopes for a first major title in four years? rory mcilroy is in the hunt at the open, just three shots off the lead..... cementing his place as the overall leader of the tour de france — geraint thomas wins a gruelling and thrilling twelfth stage and victory for superleague leaders st helens over the nearest rivals wigan. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's been a gripping first day's play at the open championship, with the dry conditions at carnoustie proving tricky for some players. the americans are out in force with tiger woods and defendi

evan raqqa tich with a chance to win it for croatia, and he ends the amazing run of the host, 4-3 on penalties, second semi ever for croatia. england has booked their place in the fines since 1990. they surrendered nothing blanking the swedes and making a new generation for their fans. of a goalless first half hour, the deadlock broken by harry maguire, first international goal for him and the three lions fourth goal from a corner at this world cup and eighth from a set piece. and it got even better for the english in the second half deli all -- dele alli was a there. first there were 32, now there are four. the 1998 winners france taking on belgium tuesday in saint petersburg and then england in their third world cup semifinal. they are set to meet croatia on wednesday. that is your world cup update. >> and that be wraps this hour of cnn "newsroom," i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. our breaking news coverage of the high-risk rescue in thailand. you're watching cnn, thank you for being with us. we do whatever it takes to fight cancer. these are the specialists we're pr

in artificialing,mb evan lat fox 5 local news. > lightening hit a house in silver springs this afternooned a fire in the wls o had his house. firefighters tell us the damage was significant. they had to find another place to stay. >>> a will ill breaking news in montgomery county, dens homes being checked after reports of a gas odor coming from storm drains inpotomac. explosive levels, they're trying to continue to locate the source and we'll bring you updates as they become available >>> as you know the rainng fel duri the all-star game but that did in the stop the fun and festivities at nats park >> it was an convenient thaton fans will l remember. they will help kic things off, max scherzer fired off the first two americanll leg atar but in the second inning, yang keys aaron judge made his presence known. in the bottoms half, bryce harper came up against the yankees. homerun after homerun. the game went into extra innings. a blast into left broke the game open ais h team mates hit a homerun. national league followed up and the american wins 8-6 g >> they their money's worth. >> report

the match of the day presenter gary lineker has overtaken chris evans as the best—paid person on theleman. some prominent names are not on the list because they work for bbc studios, as our media editor amol rajan explains. equal pay for equal work! publication of last year's annual report by the bbc sparked an outcry over the issue of equal pay. when the salaries of bbc staff earning over £150,000 were disclosed, many women broadcasters were revealed to be on less than male counterparts. a year on, the bbc has made some progress, but critics argue it is not enough. while the balance between men and women is projected to improve from 75% male and 25% female to 60—40, the top 12 earners are all white men. the highest earners were match of the day and world cup presenter gary lineker, and chris evans of radio 2. the bbc‘s director—general admits there is more to do. it's true that, at the very top, it's still a male—only game. only two women in the top 23 of these names. these things take time, especially when you're dealing with people who are the voices and the faces of the bbc to mi

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans dean in a thrilling final friends triumph over croatia to win the twenty eighteen soccer world cup and here in the studio with me is nick mckenna clive from d.w. sports nick this has certainly been a thrilling world cup tournament and the final game was also no exception take us through what happened wasn't it was incredible for to win for france this is the highest scoring final in one. minute since one thousand nine hundred fifty eight when brazil beat sweden five tuesday doesn't happen very often you have six goals in the final for us of course is that the third time they've been in the final the first time ninety eight they won two thousand and six they lost as they aaron ballin but let's have a look and see how they won the second world cup title in moscow i only and one of these maul free kicks made its way past the croatian keeper but it was a croatian head that motivated him mario monti to catch with an unlucky own goal to give france the lead i but the croatian comeback kings hit back in the twenty eighth minute even perish itch by he w

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans.et's take a look at how we're finishing up the day and week on wall street. the dow closing up almost 0.4% and nasdaq closing at a record high this is the s&p 500's best close since february 1st it's the dow's best close since june am, and this is the best week in over a month for the dow. president trump praising prime minister theresa may today after criticizing her in that interview with the sun he had some harsh words for london's mayor and also an interview with him coming up >>> and shares of netflix finished today but the prices doubled in 2018. let's talk about this market and rally we have to finish the week biggest winner in the dow this week was disney while cisco was the biggest loser. over in the s&p 500 ca technologies was the big winner of the week and broadcom the acquirer of ca technologies the biggest losers that was the story yesterday evan, the market climes the wall again with trade concerns and with a really strong week. >> the market right now there are two big q

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as bill evans said today, we are in a better place now. of boston, the boston police department is about 24% black. and today after commissioner evans announced his retirement, marty walsh, the irish-american mayor of boston a pointed the highest ranking police officer in the history of the department, william gross to be boston's next police commissioner. boston's first african american police commissioner. >> commissioner evans, he came on the job before me. we have things in common. he was a boston police cadet. i was a boston police cadet. it shows that any kid in boston and we were poor and made it, will have the opportunity to be the mayor or chief if we all work together. >> for we all work together. boston's new police commissioner, bill gross gets tonight's last word. t"the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >> donald trump returns to the hoax theory dropping security clearance for six former national security official who is have all publicly criticized him. new audio tapes in the michael cohen case leaving everyone to wo

and evan perez as well. you have new reporting on the plan to have russian president vladimir putin come to the white house this fall, an announcement that took the terror of national intelligence by surprise. >> say that again? >> vladimir putin. >> did i hear you? >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. that's going to be special. >> yeah. that was a real time response when that news came out that the president would have putin to washington. >>> also, new details that the white house is none too thrilled about director coats' comments at the national security forum in colorado. >>> also all of this as president trump is expected to leave the white house in moments on his way to bedminster, new jersey for the weekend. will he stop and chat with the president about the week that was? we will stand by with cameras rolling. stay with me, this is cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. hea

>> carter evans on the big island. carter, thanks. >>> still ahead on, how dna led investigators to a suspect in a 30-year-old unsolved murder. >>> and later, it was no video game. a wild police shoot-out on the streets of las vegas. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. so i used crest. te r...nner date...meeting his parents dinner date. ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days... ...for a whiter smile... that will win them over. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> the murder of a young girl in ft. wayne, indiana, went unsolved and unpunished for three decades, but the police have finally arrested a suspect. don dahler explains how cutting edge technology helped crack this case. >> reporter: april tinsley disappeared on a spring day in 1988 while walking to a neighbor's house. the 8-year-old's body was discovered in a ditch three days later. she had been raped and strangled. today authorities announce they'd finally solved it. prosecutor karen richards. >> this

>> carter evans with the heart breaking story there. carter, thanks. >>> the hot and dry weather is hampering efforts by firefighters to fight the flames. craig herera of our los angeles station k cbs, has more on the conditions they are facing. >> reporter: well, elaine, up to the north we have those hot dry conditions overnight and into monday. red flag warnings posted near the carr fire as well. humidity overnight only at about 35% and monday only 10%. temperatures monday afternoon approaching 110 degrees. it's important to note this fire is not a wind driven fire. however, there is a whole lot of acres that are burning. this air is rising creating its own weather pattern. and down at the surface, the sustained winds are 30 miles per hour. but because it's creating its own wind you could see gusts closer to 50 to 60 miles per hour. southern california is not experiencing any watches, warnings or advisories. however, we have humidity over southern california. the monsoon coming up from baja will keep humidity at 55% overnight. monday

cnn's evan perez is live in washington with more.y, evan. >> reporter: well, alisyn, good morning. maria spent the last few years making in roads with influential republicans and conservative political organizations including the national rifle association. the goal, according to the charges filed in federal court, was to influence the american politics organizations, to quote, advance the agenda of the russian federation. now, prosecutors said in court that in documents that there were americans who were involved in helping her. she worked with a russian official named alexander who is among a group of russians who the treasury department put on the sanctions list. cnn reported that the two were part of a group to set up a meeting between donald trump. that meeting didn't happen then. prosecutors said in court papers there were many other ways that she was trying to make connections with influence republicans. she attended the national prayer breakfast in 2016 and 2017 raising the possibility that vladimir putin could attend the pra

i think everything evan said was right.hink he's actually being a little too kind to president trump. i know that's not your usual mo, evan, which is in this way. it is not just that it's i am rubber, you're glue. the president is laying the potential predicate when he talks about the russians intervening now on behalf of democrats to do something that he liked to do in the 2016 campaign, which is to complain that it is rigged. so if the democrats win, is it going to be because the election was rigged? is it going to be because the russians rigged the election for them? this is a very, very dangerous argument for him to be make sin >> i'm glad you brought that up. this is one of the things when we talk about the 2016 election, this is one of those things that people don't remember very well, what donald trump was doing in the last month of the election. we talk about wikileaks a lot. but he was also going out and claiming that there is a global conspiracy run by the media elites trying to keep him out of office and keep the

evan put it best, the russians were definitely into our democratic systems and i think the term evan used is they were watching us. it's fair to say the united states was watching them as well. >> the u.s. couldn't stop it because they did hack into the dnc, they did hack into the hillary clinton campaign, they did hack into the dccc and exposed a half million american voters very sensitive, private information. >> they did. unfortunately, the operations happen very quickly. it's clear by reading this indictment these 12 individuals were part of two sophisticated teams. if you read the indictment carefully, officers through generals. then read what each person did. it is clear they were two very so fist -- sophisticated hacking teams. >> the russian military intelligence officers authorized, or directed by putin to take this mission against the united states? >> it's not clear in the indictment. one would have to assume so. two units ranking through generals. you have the head of a department and clearly, their actions were part of a much larger coordinated campaign to affect some so

as far as evan's recommendations of relocating to 250 pine street, i am not completely opposed to that if the board is willing to accept that without me having to go through further permitting and the whole 30-day and the whole appeals process over and over and over again. that is something that i would like to dive into should 332 pine street not go through for us. then he also mentioned the public safety and concern and oversaturation. i don't think it's super oversaturated. there is currently in that block just the one food truck and according to dpw there can be three on one block whether on both sides or one side, so having the second one is way under the three-truck limit there. i will answer any questions if you have any. >> i do. >> okay. >> so understanding that well, first of all, just pointing out being on this board six years ago, it was just brick and mortar fighting food truck and food cart and now we have food trucks fighting food trucks. what an interesting predicament. how do you address the -- do you feel you are under served for salads and sandwiches on that job? >>

dave and laura. >>> thank you, evan. the president's press team is not coordinating with rudy giuliani concerning his comments on behalf of mr. trump's legal team. that was apparent monday when giuliani made a series of bizarre claims on cnn's "new day." including the fact he is not sure collusion with russia is even a crime. the criminal code does not include the word collusion, but it is understood as a broad term that could include who amore spc crimes like conspiracy. >>> giuliani said several aides met for a pre-meeting to discuss strategy at trump tower. >> lannie said there was a meeting two days before with donald junior and jared and gates and one other person. >> it is important to know, rick gates, the right-hand man to paul manafort, is cooperating with the robert mueller investigation. rudy giuliani later said the meeting never happened and insists his description came from questions by reporters. >>> the former head of the human resources of fema accused of trading sex for jobs. the preliminary investigatio

let's bring in cnn justice correspondent, evan perez. evan, the republican chairman of the committee, unlike what we saw over in the house, the senate republican intelligence committee chairman, backing these findings from the intelligence community. >> that's right, jim. this is a bipartisan finding from the senate intelligence committee. and it says that the intelligence committee assessment back in 2016 at the end of 2016 that was published in early 2017, that it is sound work that was done by the intelligence community. that not only were the russians responsible for meddling in the 2016 election, but that they had a preference for donald trump. and they were trying to hurt hillary clinton. and that's what the assessment of the intelligence community was. and the bipartisan committee in the senate has found that this is a good finding, that they had come up with. i'll read you a couple of pieces of what the committee says. it says, since its publication, further details have come to light that bolster this assessment, from the intell

not about throwing more money but using our funds in a better way. >> reporter: evan says there are some business organizations that do support this measure because they want to see homelessness eradicated. the chamber of commerce says businesses are already taxed enough and plan to launch a vigorous campaign. >> that will be fight. >>> in berkeley, the city has forced a group of campers in rvs to move along after negotiations between the city and rv dwellers. laura has the story. >> reporter: hi, dan. they did not move very far. we are less than a mile away from his lordship's parking lot. this is essentially where many folks ended up after the eviction from his lordship's parking lot and wound up on marina boulevard behind a barricade they believe was put up to keep them out of the state park. >> we are in essence, economic refugees. >> reporter: amberoodson is one of three dozen people who had been living in an rv at his lordships at the marina before the city put up a no parking sign. >> living in vehicles is becoming a reality for more and more people not just in this city and state

and evan, you're there.spen where the fbi director is speaking, and i know speaking as you and i are talking. this is going to be crucial, right? we haven't heard from him since the disastrous press conference in helsinki, you know. what are we hearing already as this discussion with him gets started where you are? >> some extraordinary words, erin. look, this is an fbi director who is a little more low-key than, say, james comey. he doesn't want to really make a big fuss about things, but today he is confronted with the president's words which came even as chris wray was meeting with intelligence chiefs from other countries, other allied countries are here in aspen, and he was talking to them. so he had some choice words for what the president has to say. take a listen to what he had to say. >> the intelligence community's assessment has not changed. my view has not changed, which is that russia attempted to interfere with the last election, and that it continues to engage in malign influence operations to

evan is live in virginia. you were there for the opening statements, the first witness. what happened? >> erin was a dramatic day, especially by prosecutors, as they began their opening statements by describing many of the as, quote, a man who believed that the law did not apply to him. essentially talking about the fact that he didn't file income tax -- accurate income tax statements for the years 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014. they went through all of his offshore bank accounts where he apparently according to the prosecutors hid millions of dollars that were paid by these ukrainian oligarchs that he was doing business with. they described as you said 30 bank accounts in three different countries. he owns seven homes, including in the hamptons, in florida, and here in alexandria, virginia. they said he spent half a million on fancy clothes. $21,000 on that watch and $15,000 on that ostrich jacket. essentially they made it clear that his extravagant life-style, their words, was going to be on trial here because they said this is what paul many of the was using these