i'll talk to senator plublument and jim heins. let's go to our chief white house correspondent jim acosta. jim, even administration officials were truly shocked by how this played out. >> reporter: shocked but given a chance to confront vladimir putin over election meddling in 2016, president trump threw the u.s. intelligence community under the bus and putin drove right over it. vladimir putin could not have scripted the moment better himself, as the president tossed aside the u.s. government's conclusion that moscow interfered in the 2016 election and cozied up to the russian leader. in a statement, president trump blamed america too. >> i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think the united states has been foolish, i think we have all been foolish, we should have had this dialogue a long time ago, a long time frankly before i got into office, and i think we all are to blame. >> translator: could you name a single fact that would definitivity improve the collusion allegations are nonsense, just like the president e presiden

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damagestion is how mu is done to our standing in the urworld,lliances in the world, our institutions at home hein this periodyou have aes trump ency. katty: it is july 4, a good day to ask all those questions. thank you for joining us. hanks is a much, guys. -- thanks so much, guys. laura: poland's chief justice has defied a new law requiring jues to retire at 65 and not 70. to is described the move as a purge and turned uork as usual. the cofounder and chairman of the chinese company hna group has died in france. wang jian accidentally feloff a wall while on a business trip. he helped turn hna into one of the world's biggest companies with assets in aviation, tourism,nd finance. a bad rap -- i'm thinking vampires here -- but they are essential for agriculture. they keep insects down and fertilize crops. fungus is spreading across the u.s., wildlife wide-out, killing millions of bats. t in pennsylvania, scientists are hoping to slow the fungus bite changing the temperature of the batcave.n jane o'brs more. jane: the best way to check a bat for white nose syndrome is to catch it. this shows clear

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alan hein a pretty big name in the alien world because. what's so incredible about him not only because he worked on project blue book but also precursors to project blue book which is all this research of aliens and u.f.o.'s and what we know was project final project. he was a total skeptic coming and so it it was about gillian anderson characterizing company as not fox mulder saying like i believe i want to believe he went yeah ok whatever he goes into it actually eventually developed the the close encounter classification system that we know from the movie yes and the history channel is actually doing a series coming up about neck about his how he came to study and how he started about project blue book and i had a chance to talk to a son paul who's the futurists about his dad's legacy interesting. i'm have no doubt that the u.s. government and all governments do a lot of research into u.f.o.'s or whatever they call them and project blue book followed after project grudge and projects signed and was headquartered at wright patterson air

let's bring in conrad shoes in the pakistani capital islamabad following the vote for us hein iommi there been reports about a deadly bomb blast outside a polling station what are you hearing. yes we've been hearing these reports too i was just on the phone with a local correspondent who's actually at the site he's outside the polling station he said it's an incredibly chaotic people being evacuated he said the death toll is likely to rise there were helicopters circling above and it's incredibly chaotic it's a very sensitive area he said they were expecting some kind of violence some kind of blast and then in the end it happened now as we were saying you know pakistan's military has been accused of manipulating the election campaign behind the scenes let's listen to what pakistan's ambassador to germany had to tell me about the vote this would be the third consecutive polls to having or in a fully democratic dispensation and i have no doubt in my mind that this would be a free and fair pool there's a level playing field for everyone and pakistanis to choose the new government and in that

statement in which he pointed the finger at the german football association specifically and its president hein hardaker linda accusing him of having a racially discriminative background earth still has been in the spotlight for his off the field actions since this moment posing with the turkish president both alone and with other german players who have turkish roots red chip type area one is a divisive figure in germany as are the policies of his government but in the turkish community in berlin even among those who oppose aerotow on many support earth will . begin fading racism begins with showing people where the limits are we've had enough someone needs to say that to the german football federation that all players with nine german backgrounds are welcome and we will make sure that you feel well in germany if you have a second or third home that's ok but you're here and you're a part of our society some in the football world here remember what happened after france won the world cup in one thousand nine hundred eight how that multicultural team acted as a catalyst for then german hierarchy

this is a long standing rivalry between heins and preferencefres now french's sources it's key tomatorom that plant in a some boymbolic move, the cn president visited the french's plant. tells canniadians how to boycot american goods and at the top of that list is heinz a key source of jobs and growth in this small industrial town in ohio >> have you talked to anyone going in or out of there and i'm wondering because we heard about harley-davidson, similar story, they're shifting production because it hurts because they have to deal with eu tariffs, but you talk to workers at harley, and they're supportive of what the president is doing to protect the industry. and i'm just wondering in a key state like ohio what the reaction is. >> the canadian prime minister is attacking heins ketchup many of them said we are trump supporters, we agree with the broader idea of tariffs, we don't agree with increasing the cost or the price of the product, they think that will hurt economic growth so a lot of people have a lot of views here on what tariffs mean, not just in washington, but what it mean

meeting, hein the is tweeting about soybeans and how american farmers are up against terrible trade barriers with the rest of the world. he is not forgetting his base at home while here in europe. >> the whole issue of nato, defense spending has been a long-standing one between the u.s. and nato, but trump is turning up the pressure and has singled out germany, the economic powerhouse in the nato alliance. scenessaying behind the that the private meetings are a little more calm, but on the surface, there is quite a bit of dissent. therude oil is plunging most in almost a year. the commodity, falling midway through today's session. oil helped drive the bloomberg commodity index to its worst day in three years. what happened? >> the biggest thing was the tariffs and trade concerns. concern about the economy and if there is a weaker economy, you have less demand. the concern is wider repercussions and if you have a hurts trade war, it economic growth all over the place. it is not just in the u.s. or china. we import almost no chart -- oil from china. it is a broader economic impact people are w

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. >> that's not the case at all, a with regard to strzok himself, he said hein had a clear, biased mind-setin the case of the laptop, they had no confidence that he did not have bias in delaying the decision to reveal the laptop. they said he had bias in decision-making. we heard repeatedly today the opposite from the witness himself under oath, it was not the case. >> brian: do you take your foot off the gas, he's there interrogating hillary clinton on that fourth of july weekend inn that summer and he'sry also thee for michael flynn, there were reports he didn't believe michael flynn was lying but they fled him dry financially and he had no choice to cut a deal, that's my opinion it's turning into fact. he is there when he finds the anthony weiner laptop and they see all of these emails originally from hillary clinton. his decision to delay telling comey could have donell more damage than anything else, correct? >> this is one of the things that the ig report homes in on. they did think the delay clearly showed the bias. when we see the text messages in his own personal conduct, he was bi

city signed with the state ag at that memo basically outlines the role that the state ag and taylor hein -- hillard heintz will play. there is occurrence earned by the commission that the commission was not part of the document and did not have any identified role, even though under the san francisco charter, we do. so we drafted what is the first addendum to the memo. it has been approved by the mayor's office and by the police chief and by the state a.g. and it is now before the commission for approval or not. it came out a couple of weeks ago. there was concerned by a couple -- by three of the commissioner's. they wanted to get more comfortable with the role the state a.g. has played. i am hoping it will play. i'm hoping that has happened. i would like to move up for adoption of the addendum with the memo of understanding. >> before i call on commissioners with additional language that he may like to add, we are still going forward. the police department is working with the community and the group's. we are working towards making these changes. whether or not there is a signature on t

statement in which he pointed the finger at the german football association specifically and its president hein heart linda accusing him of having a racially discriminative background earth still has been in the spotlight for his off the field actions since this moment posing with the turkish president both alone and with other german players who have turkish roots red chip type area one is a divisive figure in germany as are the policies of his government but in the turkish community in berlin even among those who oppose aerotow on many support earth will . begin fighting racism begins with showing people where the limits are we've had enough someone needs to say that to the german football federation that all players with non german backgrounds are welcome and we will make sure that you feel well in germany if you have a second or third home that's ok but you're here and you're a part of our society some in the football world here remember what happened after france won the world cup in one thousand nine hundred eight how that multicultural team acted as a catalyst for the then german hierarc

lemonis: don't you think they need hein the business, not out of the business?understand where you're going. lemonis: i'm not trying to go anywhere. i'm not seeing you helping them put food out or clean up. ewell: no, i'm a p.r. guy. just doing that simple facebook thing boosted their business. lemonis: but they only have 3,000 likes on facebook. the real help they need is in their daily operation. expansion is great, but they have to get this one right first. you want them to run a profitable business. ewell: i want to see them get their systems in order. lemonis: are you gonna help do that? ewell: like you play to your strengths, i want to play to my strength. lemonis: once i can get comfortable that the processes are right, then i'm fine with opening up the floodgates for you to do some marketing. but first things first. ewell: i have a different vision than you. lemonis: you do? my vision is that somebody needs to manage the place. ewell: you need to open your eyes a little bit. lemonis: i need to open my eyes? ewell: yes. lemonis: i'm open. what am i missin

statement in which he pointed the finger at the german football association specifically and its president hein heart linda accusing him of having a racially discriminative background earth still has been in the spotlight for his off the field actions since this moment posing with the turkish president both alone and with other german players who have turkish roots red chip type area one is a divisive figure in germany as are the policies of his government but in the turkish community in berlin even among those who oppose aerotow on many support earth will . begin fighting racism begins with showing people where the limits are we've had enough someone needs to say that to the german football federation that all players with nine german backgrounds are welcome and we will make sure that you feel well in germany if you have a second or third home that's ok but you're here and you're a part of our society some in the football world here remember what happened after france won the world cup in one thousand nine hundred eight how that multicultural team acted as a catalyst for the then german hierar

to kill hein thank you very much white voters in zimbabwe are being publicly courted by the ruling zone and p.f. for the first time since president robert mugabe was deposed last year president. has told them the government's controversial policy of land grabs earthing of the process as he campaigns to be elected on july thirtieth opinion polls suggest it's a close run race are in a tough has a mole from harare. thank you so many white zimbabweans have a farm seized and given to black farmers because of land reform laws passed when robert mugabe was president over the years some felt his black economic empowerment policies excluded them from mainstream politics and job opportunities the army forced mugabe to resign last year and the man who replaced him says land grabs would no longer be tolerated president. hu seeking reelection has been looking for votes among whites the barbarians at a rally in harare. near what. must be. one. with some a skeptical about the timing of the president's reassurances to white voters a few days before the parliamentary and presidential elections others ar

said hein cleveland had is anxious to move the parties to a resolution.are so large it would be difficult to see how an early resolution would be something that all the plaintiffs would agree to. krueger, yousor have done a lot of work on some of the costs. give us a sense of what the opioid crisis has done to the economy. >> the council of economic advisers released their report, which estimated the total cost of the opioid crisis is around half $1 trillion. that is $500 billion a year. the costs are quite broad. it is beyond those imposed by the. medical system. you have the loss of life. you have loss of work. a large number of people. i estimate 45% of the men who are out of the labor force are taking pain medication. there are tremendous losses for the economy. we are told there are some alternatives to these powerful painkillers that are not as addictive. are those coming into vogue? >> we are seeing prescriptions decline. we are seeing overdoses rise. the aftereffects of the tremendous increase in prescription rates. there is a big difference acros