we will be back here at noon eastern, for now here is harris. >> harris: thanks, guys, president from pardoning his stance against russia. now saying that he holds vladimir putin responsible for meddling in the 2016 election. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner period president trump telling cbs news that he holds putin responsible for the kremlin's attempts to interfere in the 2016 election and that he believes the u.s. intelligence committee's assessment prayed he said that he directly worn to the russian leader during their one-on-one meeting in helsinki that we cannot have this, we are not going to have it, all of this comes after the president tried to clarify his remarks at that summit where he said he did not see any reason why it would be russia who meddled. here are more of the presidents interview and comments with cbs. >> you say that you agree with u.s. intelligence that russia meddled in the election in 2016. >> i have said that before, jeff, i have said that before. and i would say that that is true, yes. >> you have not condemned putin specifically. do

harris? >> harris: quickly before i let you go. republicans that would put this in jeopardy that we know of? >> not everybody is on the record saying they're a yes but a lot of people are sounding like they're getting there, waiting for his hearing here on capitol hill before the judiciary committee. so far, no red flags going up in terms of republicans leaning no on kavanaugh. >> harris: red flags for the democrats who may have to fall on a plastic fork for their party. mike emanuel, thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: roman martinez was a former clerk to brett kavanaugh. thank you for your time today. >> thanks for having him. >> harris: are there any surprises that you think democrats would find in terms of your former boss that might get them to vote yes for him? >> you know, i think, harris, one of the interesting things we've seen the last few weeks is efforts but a few senators to try to demonize judge kavanaugh. senator schumer has said before the pick was made that he would oppose anyone that president trump picked. senato

this is "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner.oday we will know who the president will choose to replace. it is reorganizing some of the staff. ahead of that showdown over the high court nomination, the president said in an exclusive interview with fox, while he does expect a vicious political fight, he believes he will pick him nominee that gets broad support. republican senator susan collins, who also has been a key vote

here's here harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert, the president saying no president has been tougher on russia than he. a day after clarifying his remarks in helsinki. many developments we are covering this hour, the president continuing to defend his summit with vladimir putin after clarifying remarks on russia meddling, saying he agrees with the findings of u.s. intelligence agencies, also saying this at the white house just minutes ago. >> there's been no president ever as tough as i have been on russia, all you have to do is look at the numbers, look at what we've done, look at sanctions, ambassadors, look unfortunately at what happened in syria recently. i think president putin knows that better than anybody, certainly a lot better than the media. he understands it and he's not happy about it. there's never been a president as tough on russia as i have been. >> harris: democrats are not satisfied, with some calling for congress to subpoena the interpreter that was with the president and vladimir putin for more than two hours. others have written a letter to the pres

overtime," i am harris faulkner. president trump taken many by surprise when he told reporters that he is willing to meet with the rands leaders with no strings attached, and a sharp break from the regime last week, counselor to the president kellyanne conway says that the president is always open to speaking with our adversaries. if it means a safer america. watch. >> let me be very clear, he is open to conversation and negotiation. he has done that with mr. putin, and he has also said, if it is not a good deal for the united states and our interest and our workers and our security, he will walk away. he is always open to negotiation and conversation. >> harris: iran is not on the same page as the president when it comes to having talks, but when it comes to the foreign ministry, saying definitely not, chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us from the north long. the conversation about how a different tactic might yield something different with the country. >> sort of the same way that he tried to shake

i'm harris faulkner.during this process you saw a couple of things come up with peter strzok and a couple of times he apologized for those nasty words about trump supporters. but the basis of this has been whether or not theres with bias inside the fbi given what he was text messaging with his lover and other text messages that we know have come up and so was there bias inside the f.b.i. the inspector general's report said not political bias. was there any other kind. trying to get to the heart of that on capitol hill this afternoon and straight away to katherine. katherine, one of the other points that i saw come up today, and maybe this was not the bombshell that it felt like on the outside of that hearing, i'm wondering what is being talked about on the hill but this person who admittedly is not an attorney peter strzok did not get any sort of legal advice, he said, they were not telling him exactly the words to write but he changed the words in the hillary clinton investigation from her being negligen

we are back here tomorrow at noon eastern, here's harris. >> harris: let's begin with a countdown to america's top diplomat testifying about what happened at the summit between our president and russia's vladimir putin and north korea's kim jong un. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. president trump is having lunch with mike pompeo before he testifies in an open hearing before the senate foreign relations committee at 3:00 p.m. eastern. lawmakers expect to pepper him with questions about the president's recent summit with the leaders of russia and north korea, and it could be contentious as some democrats are also calling for the american interpreter to spill what she saw. secretary pompei out defending the presidents sit down with putin just yesterday. >> the present has been clear, a business council will start at processes, many things came from what i view as an incredibly important meeting, one i think the world will have benefited from when history is written. >> harris: my first guess, a democrat from new hampshire sits on that foreign relations committee. h

now, here's harris. >> harris: thanks, guys. fox news alert, supreme court showdown as democrats promising to fight president trump's pick to replace justice anthony kennedy. every single step of the way they say they will fight. we go outnumbered overtime, harris faulkner. all eyes on capitol hill, where federal appeals court judge brett kavanaugh is meeting with lawmakers. we've been showing you the live points just hours after president trump taps him to be his supreme court nominee. judge kavanaugh, with vice president mike pence as he's courts and meets with mitch mcconnell here. judiciary senate chair chuck grassley just a short time ago, also taking the candidate around capitol hill. making the rounds to make sure they have enough votes to win confirmation among their own party republicans. president trump is praising his second pick for the high court. before leaving for europe earlier today. watch. >> president trump: last night was an incredible evening. brett kavanaugh has gotten rave reviews, rave reviews. actually f

. >> in the meantime, here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert, epic political warfare projected ahead. president trump prepares to name his u.s. supreme court nominee. this is "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner. one week from today we will know who the president will choose to replace. it is reorganizing some of the staff. ahead of that showdown over the high court nomination, the president said in an exclusive interview with fox, while he does expect a vicious political fight, he believes he will pick him nominee that gets broad support. republican senator susan collins, who also has been a key vote in the fight, she will oppose any nominee who is against roe vs wade. watch. >> if a candidate for this important position who would overturn roe vs wade would not be acceptable to me, because that would indicate an activist agenda that i don't want to see a judge half. >> harris: chief white house responded is with us for the latest. >> good afternoon you. he would not ask the question of his supreme court candidates, whether or not they would overturn roe vs wade. it would be

this was one of the promise and harris, they are hoping there will be more to come. >> harris: greg, thank you very much. let's bring in my next guest republican congressman lee zeleden on the house foreign affairs committee. this is a big day. there could be more to come. what does this tell you about the texture, the tone of the conversations perhaps president trump has had with kim jong-un? >> it's an important sign of progress. you're seeing a commitment being fulfilled. it's important to note that north korea was making concessions before the talks even took place. they stopped their provocative missile testing and development. they kim jong-un signed a document where he was committing to complete the denuclearization. we're seeing further progress where some of the infrastructure appears to be come down in north korea after the june 12th summit. then today we have on the 65th anniversary hopefully 55 american families, they will be able to have closure that they should have received over half century ago. >> harris: when i talk about the texture of the conversations the preside

i am harris faulkner. at any minute, the president will meet with those who recalled the family photo. it happened in brussels ahead of the working dinner, and it was a little bit bumpy today. the president slammed americans allies about their defense contributions, cash, and not holding back when it came to germany. watch it. become it's very sad when germany makes a massive gas deal with russia, where you are supposed to be guarding against russia, and germany goes out and it does this. so we are supposed to protect you against russia, but then they pay billions of dollars to russia, and i think that's very inappropriate. it should have never been allowed to have happened. they will be getting it from 60-70% of their energy from russia. >> harris: so that's how it started, and then a little bit later in the morning, friendlier tone, when he met with angela merkel. he described it as a great meeting. we have a tremendous relationship with germany. john roberts, traveling with mr. president . it has been a

we will back here at noon on monday, here is harris. >> harris: stunning news breaking here in the special counsel's investigation as president trump continues his european tour. he is now in the united kingdom, we've been watching it, holding a news conference with the prime minister and meeting with queen elizabeth the second half and just moments ago. president trump just leaving windsor castle, where he and first lady melania trump had tea with queen elizabeth. next stop for them, scotland. ahead of the president tsai with vladimir putin, do to happen on monday. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein announced a major indictment of 12 russian intelligence officers in the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. watch. all right, apparently we do not have sound. i know where we can get some, though. john roberts' life for us in london with the latest. john? >> harris, we are on a bus heading back to our hotel in london rush hour rush-hour tra. the president just held a bilateral meeting in press conference with theresa may. the indictment of these russian i

i am harris.e is dana. >> dana: fox news alert, the white house briefing moments from now as the president issues a stern warning to iran. hello everyone, i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ president trump escalating a war of words after iran's president leveled his own threats yesterday. we have live coverage with the reaction with the secretary of state mike pompeo. but first go to the white house. >> hey, dana, good to be with you. the president's sworn duty is to protect the american people from all people, foreign debt and domestic. the president is in fact

we saw this with eric holder. >> harris -- >> harris: although nothing happened with him. >> my assessmentthe strongest mentor i've seen in my lifetime by a u.s. congress to protect a sitting russian president, because that is what this is about. this is all about trying to protect the interest of donald trump and his continued playing fdic and flirting with vladimir putin. if this congress does not at work to do, if we do not have people in flint, michigan, with out running water, clean water. >> harris: the department of justice that does not answer back undocumented, and i hear your incendiary comments, trying to get some clickbait on your twitter. but really, if the shoe were on the other foot, the whole point is that there are documents that congress is trying to see, and there is an effort to keep that from happening. >> a lot of this has been brought over himself, but if you are looking at this from a process standpoint, i do not think that this goes past the house, because of it data it would go over to the senate and take over all senate business, and there is a supreme court nomi

i am harris faulkner. the president has released a series of tweets today on the issue of immigration, calling democrats "wake on the border and on crime." accusing them of being demeaning on on law enforcement. the leadership wants to abandon the leadership of i.c.e. these people will be voting for republicans in november and in many cases, joining the republican party." that from the president. the ranking democrat on foreign relationships was asked if democrats asking to abolish i.c.e. was hurting his party? >> what is harmful as the president and his policy that as the courts have dictated is both illegal and immoral. the america that i know it does not tear children apart from their mothers. the america that i know does not detain children in cages. >> harris: joining us now, white house director of strategic communication. thank you for being with the program. great to see you. >> good afternoon, good to see you, too. you just heard bob menendez of new jersey, have been pretty tough. they have been s

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. a former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton, adrian elrod. post of kennedy on fox business, can be herself. and in the center seat, the political editor of townhall.com and cohost of benson and hart, guy benson. you know the benson part. he is "outnumbered," haven't seen you in a bit. welcome back. >> guy: it's in the hashtag. >> melissa: we love it. >> harris: we are glad you're here. we could get new reaction from the president of that news conference i mentioned s's lead attorney now rudy giuliani does not hold back at all on michael cohen. he's even suggesting that cohan may have adopted that recording of then candidate donald trump discussing potential buying of the story of a woman who claims they had an affair, giuliani says the tape proves the president wanted to document any possible payment. but in the tape abruptly ends, watching. >> he said not by max cash, interruption cohen says but, and trump says check and immediately

i am harris faulkner. here today from the fox business network, dagen mcdowell. abby huntsman, democrat strategist at fox news contributor with us. jessica, and gopac chairman, in the center seat, david avella probe. you have been fired up. my favorite sporting event. a hot dog eating contest. [laughs] 's pickup that sounds like fun. happy fourth come early. >> harris: president trump is already interviewing four potential picks for the supreme court as i mentioned. the white house spoke with them for 45 minutes yesterday. he is expected to meet soon with two more. the second woman he is said to be considering, and judge thomas hardeman. they will have the potential to be part of what some say are important decisions on issue like health care, gay marriage and abortion. democrats vowed to block any candidate to overturn roe vs wade. they already spending millions of dollars on ads on a woman's right to choose. american voters agree 63-31 with roe vs wade. that same polling shows republicans disagree 58-30%

for now, here is harris. >> harris: a fox news alert, we are now just hours from learning president trump's the supreme court. which could tilt the balance of the high court for a generation or longer. if we go "outnumbered" overtime now, i'm harris faulkner. who will it be? the drama, the anticipation ahead of the presidents primetime announcement building hour by hour. if the president telling reporters that he is very close to making a decision and that he has whittled his list down to four top contenders. >> i'm very close to making a decision, have not made it official yet obviously. but we are very close to making a decision. let's say it's for people, but they're excellent, everybody, you can't go wrong. >> harris: let's say it is for people, the

we will be back here at noon eastern, for now here is harris. >> harris: thanks, guys, president fromsia. now saying that he holds vladimir putin responsible for meddling in the 2016 election. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner period president trump telling cbs news that he holds putin responsible for the kremlin's attempts to interfere in the 2016 election and that he believes the u.s. intelligence committee's assessment prayed he said that he directly worn to the russian leader during their one-on-one meeting in helsinki that we cannot have this, we are not going to have it, all of this comes after the president tried to clarify his remarks at that summit where he said he did not see any reason why it would be russia who meddled. here are more of the presidents interview and comments with

i'm harris faulkner host of. democrat strategist jessica tarlov, former analyst morgan ortagus and joining us first time in the center seat, daniel hoffman, retired senior c.i.a. officer and fox news contributor. "outnumbered." we have a lot of world-stage stuff to talk about today. >> harris: good, looking forward to it. >> harris: welcome. get the party started. big win for president trump. u.s. economy surged to annual growth rate, say it again, 4.1%, the fastest pace since 2014. the president praising those numbers earlier today. watch it. >> president trump: i am thrilled to announce that in the second quarter of this year, the united states economy grew at the amazing rate of 4.1%. we're on track to hit the highest annual average growth rate in over 13 years, we're going to go a lot higher than these numbers and these are great numbers. >> harris: the president gave credit to international trade. >> president trump: perhaps one of the biggest wins in the report and it is indeed a big one, is that the trade

we are back here at noon eastern tomorrow, so for now, let's go over to harris. >> harris: we begin witha fox news alert, fiery words for iran from president trump as we go with "outnumbered" overtime, i'm harris faulkner. president trump sent in all caps warning to the iranian president after the leader told iranian diplomats that americans must understand that war with iran is the mother of all wars. the president tweeted never, ever threaten the united states again. he will suffer consequences the likes of which if you throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death, be cautious. notice the all caps on your screen. the president's late tweet followed blistering speech yesterday by secretary of state mike pompeo where he compared iran's regime to the mafia and accuse them of double-dealing. >> the level of corruption

i'm harris faulkner. here today, fox business networks dagen mcdowell, also from fb and host of the intelligence report, trish regan. the the public in a strategist and senior fellow for women's voice, lisa boothe. and josh holmes. a republican political strategist and former chief of staff to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, wonder what your boss is doing today. if great to see you. >> josh: enjoying himself as always i imagine. >> harris: that sweet, good to have you. let's get to the news. new reaction to president trump summit with russian leader vladimir putin yesterday in helsinki, finland, . lawmakers on both sides of the particle while accusing president trump of taking the side of the russian president over election meddling. watch. >> i just felt like the president's comments made us look as a nation more like a pushover. >> why in the world would you cast aside your friends and allies and believe your main adversary? it's baffling. >> what mr. trump did yesterday was to betray the women

>> harris: what do you think? >> dagen: i have zero idea. >> harris: no more head popping. >> judge napolitano: whoever has the least of those three votes, scalise, mccarthy, jordan will provide who the speaker is. >> leslie: i agree with dagen because i am into reality. and i agree with you, lisa, the one time in two years. we agree on shoes all the time. i know we are not talking about the elephant in the room, but there are nasty allegations out of ohio. i do not think that some republicans will go near him. >> lisa: but being speaker of the house, this is the worst job ever. trying to wrangle the party and keep everyone together, paul ryan basically had to be bagged it to take job. >> harris: answer back from leslie. >> leslie: 30 years ago when he was an assistant wrestling coach about what he did or did not know about sexual abuse, by running for this, you are asking for the press to basically dig through your garbage. rightly or wrongly. >> judge napolitano: here's another elephant in the room, donald trump

>> harris: is interesting.kind of a geek and i like the ones with family. this is going to be an interesting ground in florida. >> lawrence: i think it's interesting because i used to be a democrat. i supported obama and i was a young democrat. >> jessica: felt good, didn't it? >> harris: generally don't make change unless you want to. >> lawrence: one thing i noticed when i was still campaigning for other candidates after we had gotten president obama elected was he didn't go back and really support other candidates. and jessica, i don't know if you know this, but it was notorious for not having relationships on the hill even with members of his own party. it seems like that's a little different for president trump. he will go down there if you put your name on the line for him, he will award you by campaigning for you. and what we have seen in the past elections is that it does move the meeting. so it's important. >> jessica: i do think the endorsement is important especially for someone like ron desantis who

. >> ahora por el lado de inglaterra tambiÉn harry kane acusa un con sanos terrible, hay que ver si lal director tÉcnico southgate es tan valiosa de dejar a 8 a 9 jugadores por fuera. >> yo los vi igual de agotados lo que sÍ les queda otro cambio a inglaterra, saliÓ dele alli y entrÓ eric dier le quedan dos cambios. >> le van a quedar dos muy bien, pasaron los 5 minutos habÍa estado cerca colombia, el gol na de una pelota de gol que saca jordan pickford impresionante a un remate de uribe. >> no tanto la parada, cÓmo saco el remate era un balÓn que no estaba muy bien perfilado uribe y lo mete de una manera que iba a ser un golazo, nadie nos esperÁbamos ese tiro. >> impresionante y mateo tiene eso, tiene la capacidad de disparar de media distancia y ahora por ese remate de dele alli. >> con el gol de yerry mina pekerman inglesa a la cancha y radamel falcao pidiÓ calma inteligencia para jugar el tiempo suplementario, larga y afueraie a kieran trippier lo pusieron en el palo no pudo diputa despejar. >> lo que me llamÓ la atencion, no sÉ si vieron encima de quien brinca, le sacÓ una cabeza

for now, here is harris. >> harris: a fox news alert, we are now just hours from learning president trump's pick for the supreme court. which could tilt the balance of the high court for a generation or longer. if we go "outnumbered" overtime now, i'm harris faulkner. who will it be? the drama, the anticipation ahead of the presidents primetime announcement building hour by hour. if the president telling reporters that he is very close to making a decision and that he has whittled his list down to four top contenders. >> i'm very close to making a decision, have not made it official yet obviously. but we are very close to making a decision. let's say it's for people, but they're excellent, everybody, you can't go wrong. >> harris: let's say it is for people, the final four. brett kavanaugh, thomas hardiman, amy coney barrett, and raymond kethledge. sources telling fox news judges are the president's top choices, but amy coney barrett of favorite of social conservatives is still in the running. our own shannon bream, ankara fox news at night and a veteran of the u.s. supreme court watch join

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go ahead. >> harris: mr. cohen's attorneys have discovered the recording was part of their review of the seized materials and shared it with the president's lawyers according to three people who were briefed on the matter. chris, this has been kind of out there and talked about because you had people like the attorney for stormy daniels saying that there might be. you've got people -- is that what he is saying now? the people on the periphery, the edges of this reporting and sing some different things but now this evidence and giuliani says the discussions have been about payments to multiple women apparently, no, and then you add in what melissa just said. >> chris: i don't think there's any real question that the president and his past life as a businessman in new york went to great lengths to keep his life private and keep things quiet, especially later on. the big problem for him is going to be is it anything to do with election funds? that would be major. it doesn't seem like it is, we don't have any evi

. >> despeja sÁnchez, harry maguire, antes que carlos bacca, rashford, john stones eric dier, kieranga para que la vaya a buscar rd to la pelota lo tiene, rashford del otro lado, wilmar barrios al cÓrner. >> quÉ cerca otra vez inglaterra de ganarlo. >> buena barrida lingard, el que estÁ causando daÑo es vardy que estÁ fresco es un hombre que entrÓ de cambio y estÁ creando peligro. >> esa es su especialidad jugar de espalda, meter las diagonales hacia afuera, tiene que tener una precauciÓn importante. >> kieran trippier con el centro ahÍ estÁ la marca, viene el servicio el cabezazo afuera lo tuvo lo tuvo, lo tuvo, lo tuvo eric dier lo tuvo, lo tuvo inglaterra! solo, solo libre, afortunadamente para el equipo colombiano pasa por encima del atravesaron se desprende al primero poste es por santiago arias. >> sÍ. >> no es por yerry mina pekerman se va para una Última indicaciÓn santiago arias no lo entiende el cambio por mÍ el abrazo, de yerry mina falta pero se hizo el distraÍdo la tiene tarjeta amarilla falta poco de todos modos, la parte central quien cubre el lateral ahora, zapata a l

now, here's harris. >> harris: thanks, guys.s alert, supreme court showdown as democrats promising to fight president trump's pick to replace justice anthony kennedy. every single step of the way they say they will fight. we go outnumbered overtime, harris faulkner. all eyes on capitol hill, where federal appeals court judge brett kavanaugh is meeting with lawmakers. we've been showing you the live points just hours after president trump taps him to be his supreme court nominee. judge kavanaugh, with vice president mike pence as he's courts and meets with mitch mcconnell here. judiciary senate chair chuck grassley just a short time ago, also taking the candidate around capitol hill.

>> harris, it is tiring.itely felt it when i got home last night but being around everybody, it nourished my soul and i needed it. i'm excited to be back on the trail. we are going to beaufort county, and now onward and upward. >> hitting the trail as a candidate is punishing on the body enough. but i want our audience to know what you've been through. take us back to what happened last month. there were some moments of grace along the way, but the collision was away. >> my profound and deepest gratitude to that woman. we left jackie's retirement party. she has worked for the government for 41 years although it looks like she's worked there for only 21 years. we were driving down highway 17 and literally in a split second notice we both saw headlights. i screamed at jackie to swerve and she did. she took the brunt of the accident, she took the brunt of the hit. we both were seriously injured and sadly, this is white, the driver of the other car passed instantly. it was horrific. i just -- my seat belt basical

we will back here at noon on monday, here is harris. >> harris: stunning news breaking here in the specialn as president trump continues his european tour. he is now in the united kingdom, we've been watching it, holding a news conference with the prime minister and meeting with queen elizabeth the second half and just moments ago. president trump just leaving windsor castle, where he and first lady melania trump had tea with queen elizabeth. next stop for them, scotland. ahead of the president tsai with vladimir putin, do to happen on monday. deputy attorney general rod

—— harry kane up against sanchez.against poland turn up the style a nd turned up against poland turn up the style and swaggart it might well the one that slightly more ponderous against senegal, and only managed to win1—0 turn up? i think this one could very much be 50—50. it word of caution, buckle yourselves then, since 1966, heart of england's knockout games have gone to extra time. three of them to penalties and we all know those three were lost. —— half of england's knockout games. finishing on a positive note there at the spartak! many thanks. the atmosphere sounds incredible. colombia against england. you can follow that match on radio five live. working there is chris waddle, who i caught up with earlier. you have to approach it like you did at the start of the tournament. england's performances have not been great apart from the first half against tunisia. can he get his side to go out and play exactly like that, creating chance after chance? no disrespect to tunisia but colombia is a far better side. when th

harry maguire, the 22—year—old. .. gareth have played. harry maguire, the 22—year—old...outing that gareth is the man! you might be struggling to hear me but i will give you a sense of how people are feeling. if you follow me, i can talk to a few people. i live on bbc. the game so far? unbelievable. if you have not known, it's coming home. we have played so well, we have controlled so played so well, we have controlled so well. we're going to win the world cup. just a few minutes to go. before the end of this game. can we go all the way? of course we can! its england, come on! it's coming home, made! coming home! all that sweat and the cider being thrown around, has been weathered? of course! every minute. next sunday, we will be lifting it. you get a sense of just how we will be lifting it. you get a sense ofjust how people are right here. dancing and shouting. you will go along and try to talk to some more people. how have you found the game? the game was really good, in the second half england killed it. boring for the first 20 minutes but after the goal was awesome. w

yeah it is and when it is the year are for harry because harry and macon we've got harry mcguire and harry cain could be the of the they have not have king harry next to prince harry helps you lose women who would be king that's how you keynes was never going. to have a yes or no a law will fundamentally say when the will come how are you funding the time. to go yet still at the halfway point and we know of course you're going to face in the next round whoever wins it's not to be swayed in that it suits them well nearly st petersburg that was more into tiny much and the fountains of sweden while they went to a frenzy. i am. sure the. god of the earth if her own the earth there. was a great wind for sweden then and some heroes made what we didn't mention after that game or is that the rapid olsen that street is goalkeeper in the very last minute had an incredible save from a header that he dived down and actually caught and then asked no doubt about that but dropping olsen in the swedish media for more would be pale massive hero yet and well deserved and it was a big match it was in s

even non-magical beings can enter the world of the harry potter films on the making of harry potter tour at warner brothers studios near london. here you can encounter the spiders from harry potter and the chamber of secrets and in the forbidden forest exhibit visitors renewed harry's frightening experience. it's pretty spectacular out of the spot in front of the chains pretty much the actual force the part of the setting i like to suite i feel like i made up artist it's really impressive i mean the scale of it is when you inside it's a little creepy but in a good way that way. once the films were completed the forbidden forest was put in storage but now visitors can experience the set for themselves with its huge trees and electronically controlled animals they can even control the weather conditions just like the filmmakers didn't. tour guides explain how the forest was recreated in the studio and how the special effects work. that was the challenge was to be able to create a real life forest something that looks photo realistic in the confines of us sound studio i guess so we had all

but if harry kane does not give him the ball, harry maguire well.rling had an excellent game. he did not quite have that final product but fans really were willing him on. i have not seen so many fans willing one player to score a goal as they had. a lot of fans around the were calling for him to be hauled off but when he rose again to score that second goal, the england fans that we re over second goal, the england fans that were over here to my left were in absolute wonderland. the end of the game, england players looked exhausted, they did not render each other straightaway, theyjust looked tired. but eventually they made their way over to the fans who cheered them from the start. they did not stop singing and decided to have a little dance. some players went and spoke to their family. they gave the fans their shirts, and gareth southgate came up to the end and did his conducting of the songs that he likes to do and it has become a well worst thing for them 110w. become a well worst thing for them now. through to the semifinals, just to put in co

and it is in from harry kane again!the young harry kane's dreams begin? here, larkswood primary in chingford, where the current crop of harry hopefuls are full of pride for their famous former pupil. he's the best striker in the world. really excited because you wouldn't think that a professional footballer, especially the england captain, came to our school. i really want england to win the world cup. do you think they can win it with harry kane? yes. staff member mrs denney remembers the young harry kane as polite, kind and a finder of lostjewellery. i had this ring and in those days it was slightly looser than it is now. didn't even think about it falling off and all of a sudden he came up to me and said ifound the ring, does this belong to you? i said oh my goodness, harry, thank you, yes it does! he was a happy little chap, very friendly, used to kick the ball around occasionally. when you look back, you think, is this little harry? then when you see him now, it's just wonderful. for harry kane it has been some jou

>> harris: your reaction to that? >> we welcome the president to kansas city and we welcome the vfw members to kansas city. this is the first time they've been there in 11 years. and i was there yesterday visiting with those veterans. i will tell you that this administration has been working hard on behalf of veterans and part of that is the accountability that you just talked about. we have had experiences in which it is very difficult to get rid of bad employees within the department of veterans affairs and, the upper echelon of that va system. that's a good news. i judge the va by the number of cases, veterans in my state to call me and ask for help, and that number is way too high. they can't navigate themselves through the va system and a lot of that has to do with health care. particularly in a state like missouri or kansas, surrounding states and kansas city, there is long distances for those veterans to travel to access health care. the choice act, now called the mission act, which the president spoke of is a

harry maguire got his head into it. if one harry does not get you, the other one well. first international goal for harry maguire. having found a way to the swedish defence, and here they were keen to find another before half—time. sterling's chance a moments hesitation, and it was gone. still, on thisjourney, throughout the england team, heroes are emerging. goalkeeperjordan pickford is one of those, saving the header and even‘s lead. as he stepped up, others would step forward. england inspired. this is the stuff of dreams run the three lions!‘ inspired. this is the stuff of dreams run the three lions! a 2-0 lead ina dreams run the three lions! a 2-0 lead in a world cup quarterfinal, only one made you want helping to protect that. is another remarkable saved by pickford. but the nerves we re saved by pickford. but the nerves were temporary. england deserve this. it was football journey may have been long but this team are getting closer. adam wilde, bbc news. jordan pickford there. just one of the stars in england that is emerging throughout their travels through russ

what harry kane says, which is to believe.f that match, such a fight, everybody is going to be feeling a lot more confident. fight, everybody is going to be feeling a lot more confidentm fight, everybody is going to be feeling a lot more confident. it is extraordinary the way the script is the public imagination. extraordinary the way the script is the public imaginationlj extraordinary the way the script is the public imagination. i am scottish and a massive football fan but it feeds into sort of feelgood mentality. we have probably been lacking a bit of that in britain. it's something that people in england can coalesce round and hopefully they will win against sweden and carry on in the tournament. also sweetly gareth southgate because he volunteered to that penalty in the 96 semifinals against germany and fluffed it. lots of research. the penalty takers might be liking it. a lot of hard work went into it as well. probably spending a lot of money per household. i also found it a lot more friendly when the world cup is on, e

perhaps sweden were looking at the other harry, harry kane on six goals, but it was harry maguire with beat this swedish keeper. england pushing again to go 2—0 up. it looks like raheem sterling had another chance. raheem sterling had another chance. raheem sterling had another chance. raheem sterling had a wonderful chance before half—time. he was put through byjordan henderson and was one—on—one with the goalkeeper. these are live pictures on bbc one. you are seeing a replay of that chance at the back post that england had. it was raheem sterling. you tried for the spectacular, but look at it into the air. england still leading i—0. after half—time, sweden had a wonderful chance to equalise. marcus berg's header, another fantastic save. we saw saves from jordan pickford in the last 16, but it was that big live timekeeping out marcus berg han it was that big live timekeeping out marcus berghan keeping england in front. just over 35 minutes left to play. if england can keep a clean sheet, keep their shape, as they have done, it is not a spectacular game. the game will open. sweden havi

alongside the captain harry kane. a lot of people we re captain harry kane.be much better ru efully were saying it would be much better ru efu lly got were saying it would be much better ruefully got russia. they are not as strong a side as croatia that it would have brought different tensions. for political reasons, we should be grateful that we got croatia. russia's fans have certain element amongst them that may not be the people we particularly want in the people we particularly want in the crowd as we take them on, frankly. they are well known that although we haven't seen much of that in this world cup. they have done a good job in russia in presenting the best face from the country and they have kept control of the hooligan elements and have been fantastic. people say russia is great! wonderful. it is not always like that. if they were going to play russia in the semi—final on wednesday. i'm sure putin would be playing midfield. he wouldn't want to miss out. barechested. iwas going to say would he have bothered to put where a football shirt?|j think to

we are back here tomorrow at noon eastern, here's harris. >> harris: let's begin with a countdown toca's top diplomat testifying about what happened at the summit between our president and russia's vladimir putin and north korea's kim jong un. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. president trump is having lunch with mike pompeo before he testifies in an open hearing before the senate foreign relations committee at 3:00 p.m. eastern. lawmakers expect to pepper him with questions about the president's recent summit with the leaders of russia and north korea, and it could be contentious as some democrats are also calling for the american interpreter to spill what she saw.

it's going to be someone like kamala harris. mr. dove, you know kamala harris. what about her versus barack obama? are they of the same epic starlike quality for the democrats? >> well, other than the fact of saying this because their ethnicity is similar in terms of being biracial, they are obviously both of the democratic party. they are very strong candidates that they come from different beginnings and different origins. kamala's background was steeped in local politics first, then the district attorney's office in a large county in california. and then became the state attorney general before becoming a senator. barack obama's background was much more grassroots, working with organizations before he came onto the political stage and gained traction as a senator. i think in any sense, we want a candidate who resonates with the voters, someone who can connect and has a strong background in policy, lawmaking and understanding how to work across the table in different circles. >> laura: whoa, whoa, whoa, austin. you lost me at "work across the table." you are d

the ross harris murder trial is being held 300 miles from the scene of the crime. trial. >> i've described to a lot of people what happened to me was kind of like an earthquake. losing cooper was the massive damage, and then everything else after that was like an aftershock. >> reporter: ross' lawyers now march out a cast of characters from ross' brother. >> i think he loved cooper more than life itself. >> reporter: to a bible study confidante. >> cooper kind of became the center of ross' attention whenever he was around. >> reporter: to help paint a picture of ross as a caring and committed father, not a cheating, cold-hearted killer. but th spki ihifense. she took the stand in her ex-husband's murder trial. >> reporter: the courtroom is aghast as the grieving mother turned spurned wife takes the stand. now divorced from ross, and now back to leanna taylor. she may be her ex-husband's last, great hope. >> did ross love this little boy? >> yes, he did, very much. >> reporter: you went on the stand and supported your husband. why did you do that? >> this was never