it seems the explanation at least in part was penned by the president.e will talk about all of those stories in the next few minutes but we begin in turkey because there has been the start of a mass trial of a group of soldiers who were accused of plotting the failed to last year. these were some of the men being led into court. you can see in the background those government supporters and relatives of people who died during the coup attempt. this is not the only large trial, there are two going on, both related to the two. each one focuses on different event in ankara on the night of the 15th ofjuly last year. the first began in may and its focus was what happened in the military headquarters. we note there are over 200 defendants in that case. the one i have shown you pictures of starting today, that is about a military base that was allegedly where the coup was coordinated from and in the case of this trial, the number of defendants is close to 500. these trials are reflections of the scale of what happened last year with over 300 people losing their

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. >> sean: makings no sense and i would like an explanation from the white house on that. gregg, my experience is what we are seeing. starting with russia and now finances and then to obstruction and maybe then three years later like scooter libby on a perjury

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applied for accreditation and they were rejected without any explanation that is the allegation being made the body that rejected them was the estonian presidency of the council of the european union now this has already resulted in condemnation from a record of good yet as he's the general secretary of the european federation of journalists he came down quite strongly on what he described as an attack on freedom of the press take a listen. this is clearly a serious violation of media freedom european and international federations of journalists decided to publish an alert concerning this case on the european council of website that is dedicated to journalists protection in fact this means that the secretary general of the european council who demand kloof creation from a store named government now the head of the riskiest of any news agency margarita simonyan has thank you tia as for standing up for the journalist this is actually the first time that members of that news agency have faced such problems within the e.u. covering news there but it's not the first time that journalists t

michelle: we begin with a new explanation tonight in a case of violent road rage. it was last month police say a man shot a woman twice after a beltway confrontation. jonathan: but today in court, he gave the judge a different explanation for his actions. larry: the northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg joins us with the explanation and the advice from police from diffusing road rage. good evening. jeff: good evening, larry. the road rage confrontation happened here at this intersection three weeks ago in alexandria. following an argument that took place on the beltway nearby. but the man accused of pulling the trigger says he was not the aggressor. >> prosecutors say on july 19, 58-year-old earnest stickle got in a road rage incident with the driver and the passenger of black survivor. both cars stop at clemont and eisenhower in alexandria and prosecutors say they all got outside and started yelling at one another. stickle then allegedly shot the driver in the neck and face. a 33-year-old woman from bladensburg, maryland, who did survive. surveillance video

the explanation of showing this officer pulling out a gun at a traffic stop coming up at 6:00. >> didou get to go? closing night for hamilton is this saturday but coming back. the hip-hop story of founding father hamilton will be back in san francisco in 2019. why? because everyone wanted to go. so here is your chance. we can save our money right now and in 2019, we can go. >>> tonight, high drama over what really happened aboard air force one. a stunning report that the president in flight personally dictated his son's misleading statement about that meeting with the russian lawyer. did the misdirection go all the way to the top. >>> hot car tragedies, two infants die on the same day left in vehicles amid scorching temperatures. >> she was my precious cargo. and i never thought it would happen to her. >> safety groups pushing carmakers to sound the alarm. >>> microchipping employees, a device under your skin that opens the door, works the vending machine and more. we'll take you to a company where it's happening. would you try it at yours? >>> and baby bump. a little boy's airplane g

this is why we have excluded this incident from our explanation and information.ple we are investigating keeps changing. it would be a mistake to say, let's say, if we are investigating ten people. then you fear that these ten people. then you fear that these ten people may be linked to the incidents. we have to make distinctions between people who we are investigating and people we have arrested. although of course, the numberof arrested. although of course, the number of people we are investigating is broader than the numberof investigating is broader than the number of people actually linked to the incident. the van in vic, is one of the cars we are investigating as well. studio: so, the police letting journalists know the latest information on the investigation into the terrorist attacks in spain. saying that one of the five terrorists killed in cambrils could have been the driver of the ban which killed 13 people in barcelona. police are not confirming that yet. much more apt tpm, might now the weather with them rich. good afternoon. very mixed prospects thro

and it lacked an explanation of security arrangements.osted the full documents on kron-4-dot-com if you'd like to take a closer look at city's reasoning.(pam) in the past, we have seen violence break out between right wing demonstrators and coutner protesters in berkeley. this was back in april at pro -trump rally. the berkeley mayor warned anyone commiting violence -- they will be arrested and prosecuted. the mayor also says, the city has passed an urgency ordinance.. it gives police broader authority to sieze weapons.. not only brought into the park... but also weapons carried by people on streets and sidewalks. (steve) and we mentioned the right wing rally planned in san francsico saturday at crissy field.. there are also counter demonstration planned.(pam) in an effort to keep the groups separated.. the city is offering two alternative rallies... miles away from the right wing demonstration. grant lodes is here in the breaking news center with what you need to know.

the explanation is he had been try thing past to make the u.s.lympic team as a long jumper and he stopped submitting for the testing you saw to require. he never told them he was quitting from track. so it looked like he was avoiding the tests but we're all okay with that. >>> we watched the warriors and the kachbs spurring off in the nba finals for the past three years. these guys don't like each other. they despies one another. lebron and kevin durant today together playing a pick up game. k.d., lebron, carmelo anthony, a bunch of other big name guys, putting in work. they're in new york. videos were posted by nba workout guru chris brickly. his company is academy basketball offering what he calls black ops training for nba elite. look at durant throwing it down with authority. all working out together, all trying to get better. inetnet 7 sports brought to you by toyota. if you're an nba star you don't want to go to the gym and work out with a knuckle head like me. you want to play with other guys that can play. >> thank you, larry. >> coming u

the explanation is he had been trying to make the u.s. olympic team as a long jumper.to focus on football so he stopped submitting for the test but he never told them he was quitting track and field, so it looked like he was avoiding the test. >>> we've watched the warriors and the cavs square off, like they just despise each other. so where will lebron and kevin durant today? playing in the same pickup game. yes, kevin and lebron, carmelo anthony, j.r. smith, on the court, putting i work. thisn was in new york city. these videos posted by nba workout guru chris brinkley. his company is academy training. durant impressive, going down the lane and throwing it down. all these stars working out together, all trying to get better together. we can all live in harmony, no angst necessary. >> everybody relax. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. a man's simple skrgesture that s caught on surveillance. that's at 9:00. >>> and our developing story from san jose. an adult and child killed in a mobile home fire. another child is still missing. on "abc

[laughter] to give of right explanation. the "star wars" was released at a time with less diversity when don with the wind beat star wars is not better or more popular but in the era of more universal media. with that term universal media with the providers of p information have been referred to as general interest intermediary. so what could mueller but with those challenges even with that of level of universal experience because the ability of each of us to find 1 billion people has no precedents that somebody, need your least favorite politician should be in jail. jorda most people love michael jordan. you could find a billion people that agree with you. put those other times and the ability it is just great in a way to find yourself in the cozy is to place of the world that is different those you will agree with you and then the unity and that pre-1930 period alsot had a civil war. so then pointing to a numbermb is officially addressed policy areas do you see a thread as big as that? water those?. >> that civil war refer

the explanation is he had been trying to make the u.s. olympic team as a long jumper.e decided to focus on football so he stopped submitting for the test but he never told them he was quitting track and field, so it looked like he was avoiding the test. >>> we've watched the warriors and the cavs square off, like they just despise each other. so where will lebron and kevin durant today? playing in the same pickup game. yes, kevin and lebron, carmelo anthony, j.r. smith, on the court, putting in work. this was in new york city. these videos posted by nba workout guru chris brinkley. his company is academy training. durant impressive, going down the lane and throwing it down. all these stars working out together, all trying to get better together. we can all live in harmony, no angst necessary. >> everybody relax. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. a man's simple skrgesture that caught on surveillance. that's at 9:00. >>> and our developing story from san jose. an adult and child killed in a mobile home fire. another child is still missing.

toddler was taken to the hospital to be checked out while police went door to door in search of an explanation. police say around 9-30 am-- someone described as a "care giver" called to report the missing child. it will be up to the family violence unit to determine whether that person - or the boy's parents could face charges. (steve) a man accused of attacks on bart passengers has been charged with three felonies and a misdemeanor. and now we're learning more about the suspect's past. mario washington convicted in 2001 of voluntary manslaughter. then in 20-12 he was convicted of felony grand theft... and felony burglary in 20-14. the current charges stem from three attacks in three days last week. on august 3-rd-- police say he used bolt cutters to hit a passenger in an apparently unprovoked attack. the next day he's accused of charging at a man - again with the bolt cutters in hand. washington is also charged with punching a train passenger in the face saturday august 5-th. he was arrested monday just a few hours after police released surveillance photos to the public. (catherine) tonight -

military personnel in afghanistan report it one possible explanation is the leahy law process through which u.s. government that's foreign security forces as well as defense training programs to ensure recipients have not committed human rights abuses in other words break human rights laws and there's no more money and that could prove tricky in afghanistan where over the last fifteen years washington's pumped in over seven hundred billion dollars and they're not planning to stop any time soon twenty seventeen is going to be another tough year for the value of afghan security forces and the international troops move good and will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder i do believe it will involve additional forces to ensure that we can. make the advise and assist mission more more effective a presence yet to define his afghan policy many hope human rights will trump war. r.t. washington d.c. . well we've discussed the issue with a number of experts and they tell us that by keeping the report classified the information is effectively being protected what we're saying is various abuses

for masses of americans particularly white people in this latest phase who are looking for some explanation and for some help and they're listening to these folks how did what we saw this weekend in charlottesville differ from or resemble the fascist movements of the past. they're similar in the sense that you're seeing angry people who have decided that military action is going to save their situation that a strong leader who talks tough like a trump will be a solution for them and they're going to put together their kind of military orientation with their conspiracy of who the bad people are and then try to make an alliance with a big tough leader who's going to stick it to the people who are the bad guys and thereby improve their situation they turned to hitler for that they turned to mosul leni for that they turned to franco in spain for that and they are beginning it and that's the similarity to turn to trump as some sort of hero there is a difference however whatever you may think of hitler and mussolini and franco they did understand that in order to even get as far as they got they

a police spokesman said he had not given a different explanation of what happened during the voyage.d during the voyage. the spokesman would not elaborate. he also cast doubt on his account that the nautilus sank when he was trying to repair an issue with the tanks that are used for ballast. he told journalists that the submarine had apparently been sunk deliberately. meanwhile, the search for mrs wall or her body continues. danny aeberhard, bbc news. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we will take you to japan to meet the inventor of a robot that helps people to tackle stress and loneliness. and i got to meet a very inspirational als patient that was trying to learn how to communicate using this robot. and before we go, a rare white moose has been captured on camera. the animal, one ofjust 100, was seen in west sweden. the moose aren't albino but grow white fur due to a genetic mutation. thank you forjoining us. see you soon. this week has been quite changeable. if we take a look back at last week, parts of eastern england had over 60 millimetres of rain. that is pretty c

and consorting news dot com and he has a very good explanation of it here finally lionel you've been very patient jump in . the project very ty's video is the zapruder film for c.n.n. . and is dad dad zucker dad predict you will see the ultimate freezing out this is the denouement the epilogue the coda and stopped repaving this month stop saying that. there is no evidence of russian tampering no evidence of any russian infiltration there hasn't been yet and fact you had such a beautiful job that bloodied nirpal could go on t.v. right now and actually. had no legs and nobody would believe it ok because you have but your way does this not ok. guys no evidence hang on hang on here let me go to steve here you know steve one of the things that i'm most concerned with here i don't care about trump one way or another honestly i don't one thing i do really care a lot about is journalism and i have seen month after month after month we have a harvard study looking at the major networks and their coverage of the president if i can remember correctly c.n.n. is at ninety three percent interestin

stripped of all other explanations of the purposes and the goal of the war this is the fundamental human question that those that go to war must face. indeed it is the cruel purpose of the war of who lives in who dies. that's why i've had so much trouble in recent years as politicians and pundits have talked about boots on the ground as a metaphor for sending in combat troops. i keep pointing out that we are not talking about shoe leather. we are talking about flesh and blood. we are talking about our young and we are asking of them who lives and who dies. but the burden after all of the shooting stops in any war is the lingering question of who tells your story. who tells your story of the shared narrative of the battles fought, of the dead forever young and the memories of the survivors. this is critical for framing the story in the narrative of the war. it provides a an assessment of why the lives are lost. it reminds us of what they were and marks forever the lives of survivors who knew them, survivors that would carry their memories. i believe in the most perverse and cruel they the

to basically if you're on your air it's just stupid ok that's the explanation let me go to you line i want to correct the record here we had james clapper say in front of a congressional committee it wasn't seventeen agencies it was three and those three agencies that came out of their assessment meeting their guesstimate cherry pick the people that wrote that report here so let's clear the air ok i suggested everyone go to robert perry. and consorting news dot com and he has a very good explanation of it here finally lionel you've been very patient jump in . the project very ty's video is the zapruder film for c.n.n. . and is dad dad zucker dad predict you will see the ultimate freezing out this is the denouement the epilogue the coda and stopped repaving this month stop saying that. there is no evidence of russian tampering no evidence of any russian infiltration there hasn't been yet and fact you had such a beautiful job that bloodied mere pool could go on t.v. right now and accurately and kill had no legs and nobody would believe it ok because you have but your way does this not o

there's actually good explanation. a lobbyist is viable on the market.tionship that he or she has built a powerful lawmaker. lobbyist cannot is members of congress, senior people can do that. they have to have access to these people so is defined by the quality of the people they have access to. the senate majority leader paul ryan, a lot of on our at washington d.c. so to have a long lucrative career they have to have good relationships with powerful people said they would value those relationships potentially over the quality of the representation of the people that employ them. in other words, it would be easier for a lobbyist to find another client, another interest group to represent then it would be for the lobbyist to try to re- bill of the speaker of the house of something has gone wrong with that relationship. now, elected officials and senior officials in the bureaucracy just in the lawmaking system tend to need to put together large coalition. we have a majority rule system for making laws in the united states. to have to bring a bunch of peop

there's actually some explanation for this.e on thele oe market.e has not so much for the people here she represents, but the relationships here she has built with powerful lawmakers. lobbyist cannot directly impact the lawmaking system. members of congress were senior people in the bureaucracy can d that. so for lobbyist to be influential they have to have access to these people. so, a lobbyist value is defined really by the number and specially the quality of the people they enjoy access to. the lobbyist has access to say senator mitch mcconnell and then those lobbyist can then charge a great deal of money on lobby market so, to have a long lucrative lobbying career, lobbyist needs to have really well-developed relationships it with powerful people. a lobbyist would end up valuing those relationships -- up be easier for lobbyist to find another client or interest group to represent that it would be for the lobbyist to try to rebuild a relationship with the speaker of the house if something has gone wrong withwia that. now, el

two thousand and one why are we still there why are we sending more troops there we need these explanationsand there is certainly a lot more support for just pulling out than there were among republicans there was you know twenty eleven twenty two of the i mean obama campaign in two thousand and eight about increasing our role in afghanistan we're going to pull out of iraq there and focus on afghanistan now we see that very little has changed since then i mean there's more support especially within the republican party not entirely and you see it too because like when you look at like the trajectory of the democrats it's like they you know they want all of two thousand and six in congress get us out of the war ticket in the middle polos remember them didn't you that basically we've just kind of sat on their hands wars increase drone bombings and cruise was all that kind of happened over obama you know we're still record low numbers of the fiasco going to take place with the health care about things getting done at least you know from the outside looking in the president's numbers are fallin

we now know the president was involved in the crafting of his son, don junior's explanation of the meeting with the russian lawyer. president trump's lawyer saying repeatedly the president had nothing to do with don junior's initial statement. what we have learned now. >>> also breaking at this hour. the manhunt. after two deputies are both shot, one repeatedly, the air lift at the scene. the search this hour. >>> the veed released. it appears the officer does not realize his bodycam was rolling. >>> the discovery on the beac the woman's body buried in the sand. how long was she there, and did she fall into a hole dug in the sand? >>> and record heat on tap. tonight, news coming in of lightning strike this is evening. at least three people hit. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on about tuesday night, and we begin with that white house admission today that president trump did, in fact, help his son, don junior, write that response, that explanation as to why don junior and several others met with that russian lawyer in trump tower. we learned the president worked on

maybe there is a legitimate explanation. trish: because again if you're using elizabeth, i like that name, elizabeth carlisle. that was an actress by the way. there is a famous elizabeth carlisle who was an actress. >> there is. connell: trish: if you're using that name, basically if you have reporters trying to gather information after the fact, they put in a foia request, freedom of information act request, they say we want all of loretta lynch's emails guess what? >> you will not get them. trish: you will get all of loretta lynch's emails. you will not get elizabeth carlisle's. one way to keep some of this stuff, gregg out of the public eye? >> depends on her intent, really. only she can answer the question what her intent was. it is very suspicious a year ago, in a foia request, an organization asked for all documents pertaining to that meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch. james comey under penalty of perjury signed a document that said there are none. lo and behold we found out over the course of the last sev

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