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ha ha ha ha ha. ha well on sunday donald trump travels on to helsinki for a summit on monday with the russian president vladimir putin there are protests already being organized there but these are demonstrators in scotland's hope that they've made an impact. a melting ice berg in greenland is causing fears of a tsunami as large chunks of ice fall into the ocean several residents near the danger zone in the village of n.r.c. it have been moved to higher ground the government and police have been put on high alert as it's thought the melting iceberg could swamp the entire settlement remote village on the western coast of greenland is home to about one hundred seventy residents. still ahead for you this hour fighting fit and feeling great full of rescued thai footballers speak for the first time out of their released from hospital next week. tragedy is a critically endangered black rhinos die in kenya during a relocation designed to protect them and belgium salvage some consolation out of their wealth c

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ha ha ha ha. ha well on sunday donald trump travels on to helsinki for a summit on monday with the russian president vladimir putin there are protests already being organized there but these are demonstrators in scotland's hope that they've made an impact haitian prime minister jacques guy left in town to see fighting for his job as he faces a no confidence vote following four days of protests in restaurant after haiti's government failed a proposal to move fuel subsidies which in turn with her fight fuel prices by fifty percent. as they come in. recent elections most notably that's of donald trump as u.s. president to apply logic the role played by social media in spreading malicious propaganda and fake news in this old sense of cyber reality fiction becomes fact become truths and political consensus becomes almost impossible to achieve in the second of two special reports. investigates allegations that russia and the far right have been using the technology to undermine democracy.

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ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha. well on sunday donald trump travels on to helsinki for a summit on monday with the russian president vladimir putin there are protests already being organized there but these are demonstrators in scotland hope that they've made an impact. meanwhile scuffles broke out as a small pro trying rally in london demonstrators showed their support for the u.s. president many wearing red hats with the slogan make britain great again i called only you can two adults trunks and immigration policies and price what they call the strong. and decisive leadership. haiti's parliament is debating a no confidence motion against prime minister jacques guy left unturned after days of violent protests the unrest started after haiti's government unveiled a proposal to remove fuel subsidies which in turn would have hiked fuel prices by fifty percent it was part of an agreement between haiti and the international monetary fund oftentimes to announce the plan would not go ahead and protesters are

ha ha. ha well on sunday donald trump travels on to helsinki for a summit on monday with the russian president vladimir putin there are protests already being organized there but these are demonstrators in scotland hope that they've made an impact meanwhile small scuffles have broken out approach in london several hundred people have shown their support for the u.s. president many wearing red hats dong with the slogan make britain great again demonstrators called on the u.k. to adopt chung's anti emigration. and praise what they called his strong leadership . since i got there are students under pro-government permanent shifts around activists in the nicaraguan capital and tragedy has a critically endangered black rhinos die in kenya during a relocation designed to protect them. hello once again let's look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia so this the region still looking fine tashkent and especially stan pushing the forty degree mark around the caspian sea it's

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that will be next. >> ha ha ha ha ha. that was july 27, 2016. now let me just read from today's indictment. quote, on or about i about july 27th, 2016, the conspirators attempted after hours to spearfisspea spearfish used by clinton's personal office. at or around the same time that. >> also targeted 76 e-mail addresses at the domain for the clinton campaign. now neither the indictment or any reporting we have explicitly connect what's the candidate said with what the russians did. but the typing of it? it certainly raises questions. not to put too fine a point on it, the president asked for russia to get involved on the same day the indictment says the russians got involved. reaction now from someone who knows more about -- most about the russian cyberattack, former clinton campaign manager rob immook. robbie, what's your reaction to the news of the indictments? >> well, anderson, on the one hand, this isn't terribly new information. we've known for a long time that the russians and specifically russian intelligence were behind the stealing of e

ha ha. ha ha i'm honest you saw the lobby of the. yachts. you saw those. out here yesterday most of them are. many thanks they sally there in st petersburg let's go now to tanya hawkins he's insulted we saw him singing that previous hour we saw him dancing if we can call it that he seems like a career in entertainment a way see daniel waterview thought about your time as a correspondent made in the funds covering the fall ball and traveling around the country during this wonderful well. thanks neal you know i'll bet that mine if i ever do get bored of journalism or fantastic journey it's been this past month he said that. the culture the architecture and set pieces were gotten so as you know we've certainly had the weather don't pay attention to these dark clouds here today is for the month of sunshine and sun here in the fish stadium behind me has seen some of the best football heat on the pitch the fantastic goal but iran's between spain portugal later the portuguese being knocked out by the road winds who will manage the ball by outside the stadium proba

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the generally the media is so antagonistic towards the white house and literally so biased. >> ha, ha, haha. >> well, you can laugh, it is literally so biased antagonistic. >> i'm laughing to keep from crying because you believe this foolishness. this president came out saying we are the enemy of the people. we did nothing to him. from the moment he was elected president, even before that, when he thought he was going to be president. he did not want us in the white house. so the antagonism started with this administration. do i do not want the tough questions. steve, don't drink cool aid. don't drink it. you understand a free and fair press the first amendment. don't play that game. we were warred possible we were not warred upon him. there is not a bias. a lot of this stuff he is doing. no, steve, don't go there. he's tweeting things. >> april, that's ridiculous. >> no, it's not ridiculous. this is what the president is doing. we have a right to ask. we have a right to ask. and this president and this administration and bill shyp of all people is going to play these, have his war of wor

has has announced that the exporting operations are going to be resumed so on and now then you see has lifted the forced merger that has been imposed on the oil terminals in the east following the conflict that erupted on the fourteenth of june between have this forces and forces loyal to their former chief of the petroleum facilities guard. as you know martin that the oil revenues are the bad born of libya's income and the blockade that has lasted for the last three weeks by have to the forces has cost the libyan treasury around one billion dollars that is according to their national oil corporation in tripoli. mahmud up to one head thank you very much indeed. now to eastern afghanistan where at least ten people have been killed after gunmen stormed a government office in jalalabad that's the capital of nangarhar province a gun battle between afghan security forces who arrived at the education department is now over both eisel and the taliban are active in this area so far no one has claimed responsibility. china says it stands on the right side of history in defending multilateralism

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european union has 500 million consumers in japan has 126 european union has 500 million consumers injapanpan is the second—biggest economy in the world -- third second—biggest economy in the world —— third biggest. it is certainly significant. of course, it is not a big deal as if the united states and europe did it also, there is a political message being sent by japan in europe in this agreement, to the united states, to say, look, we will push ahead with free trade regardless of what president trump and his administration are doing in the opposite direction. certainly forjapan, it lost the opposite direction. certainly for japan, it lost the the opposite direction. certainly forjapan, it lost the us from the trans—pacific forjapan, it lost the us from the tra ns—pacific partnership two forjapan, it lost the us from the trans—pacific partnership two years ago, or1.5 years trans—pacific partnership two years ago, or 1.5 years ago, when president trump pulled out so this is the consolation prize forjapan but you know, a decent one. and interesting, for the eu and japan to doa interesting,

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that the individual that did this to him and that has shaken hi family to their -- my family to their core is still out walking around free? has -- has has to come to an end. >> reporter: his family came to the san francisco police department today begging for new clues in his murder. warren was shot at the corner of ellis and polk in san francisco at 4:30 a.m. after an altercation with the suspect. this is a picture of that suspect that police say was taken right before the shooting. he's wearing a san francisco giants' hat and a sweatshirt that says fringe. >> this guy needs to be caught. so some other father isn't having to the kids and tell them that their baby brother or whoever, their uncle, has been shot and fothe in this case, police say they have some ideas but they're not releasing that information just yet. in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. the panel accused of killing a woman on a b.a.r.t. platform will be arraigned in couple of hours. >>> 27-year-old john lee dowel is charged with first degree murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and violation of parole. the father of his alleged victim nia wilson plans to be in t

has been given a new life. this has become a race against time and the weather. monsoon rains may flood the cave again so they have found two places where rain was entering the cave and blocked them off. ben tracy, cbs news, thailand. >>> a lawsuit against nasa over some alleged moon dust. a woman in tennessee says it belongs to her. laura chico claims astronaut neil armstrong gave her the moon dust and a signed business card when she was 10. according to chico, her father was friends with armstrong. but she learned that nasa considers all lunar material government property and has history of trying to track down any that someone has. she contacted the lawyer to have the dust tested. >> we speculated this might be a sample that was vacuumed off a spacesuit. >> the autograph is authentic. but lab testing on the dust was less conclusive. it found it could have lunar material but it's not 100% sure. >> to our knowledge he never gave moon dust to his sons, wives, crewmates. i have worked with buzz aldrin, i know he doesn't have any. >> what if nasa says, you're essentially keeping stolen property? >> then they would have to call their hero a thief and neil armstrong was not a thief. we just want to keep our property. >> chico's lawyer has prmptive t ainst nasa demanding she be declared the rightful owner.rty, sideshow. it waa busy night for jose firefighters and police officers. i'll have the details coming right up. >> and protestors as part of "occupy sf" ice have i.c.e. are camping out. we'll take you there. i'm michelle griego. and i'm anne makovec in for kenny.

ha ha ha! >> reporter: other moments struck a more serious tone. like when larry nassar victims took to the stage to accept the arthur ashe courage award. olympian aly raisman reminded other victims of sexual assault, they are not alone. >> to all the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. >> reporter: three coaches, scott beigel, aaron feis and chris hixon who were killed in marjory stoneman douglas high school protecting students in february were honored with the award for coaches of the year. >> scott, aaron and chris were heroes. the issue of gun violence and what happened at our school isn't a political issue. it's a human issue. >> reporter: the three-hour show also featured appearances by khloe kim, the teen snowboarding sensation won best female athlete. and backup quarterback nick foles won for best championship performance for leading the philadelphia eagles to their first super bowl win in franchise history. laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >> washington capitals captain alex ovechkin made nhl history when he won the

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. >> ha ha ha. lock her up. [ audience chants "lock her up" ] >>> and good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump is setting off political fireworks with an an unprecedented threat to strip security clearances from half a dozen former top national security and intelligence officials, veteran officials, some of whom worked for decades under presidents of both political parties. >> the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearance because they've politicized and in some cases monetized their public service and security clearances. >> but the white house did not check two of the officials, former fbi director james comey and his deputy andrew mccabe. they both had already lost their clearances automatically when they were fired. still, the white house is pushing ahead with what appears to be an off-the-cuff idea to exact revenge from some of the president's most vocal and authoritative critics. the move marking a stunning shift in politicizing the security clearance

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rifles campaign finance is another era area that we're going to hear a lot about he has judge kavanaugh has been has has written opinion and opinion striking down one campaign finance law and the other the administrative state the regulatory apparatus that that business groups in particular are so concerned with judge kavanagh has been a critic of regulation on many environmental issues among others ok just two points that i want to pick up on the presidential power and the abortion that's go with the abortion. it is a key issue how do you think he will want to rule on that given the chance i think is quite unlikely that he will not vote to overrule roe when he gets a chance of. that there's. there's just no reason at all to think that he would be a fifth vote to keep roe versus wade if of and i think anybody who believes otherwise anybody who takes seriously what judge cavanagh will undoubtedly say that he has great respect for president for precedent of for earlier this is the court i think that's really quite nonsensical because the fact is that both liberal and conservative justices are quite ha