howell is ready to go, though, with a 7-iron. it is the irrigation boxes that are possibly a part of the follow-through on the swing. dottie: that ball was sitting down a touch for charles howell. ian: yeah, it didn't jump, dottie. dottie: no, it was not the best of lies and there's still some moisture in the turf. jim: did he play quickly there or was that pretty much routine? dottie: i don't think that was out of sorts,. no i think he was very decisive about it. ian: so kyle will play this because his follow-through does not contact the box. it's not in his intended swing path. dottie: the ball is actually sitting pretty well. ian: a lot better than it could have been. dottie: oh, yeah. it's been trampled for this whole week. i would call it a predictable lie. jim: i thought he liked it. >> i like that shot shape. ian: brian reed, his caddie, saying 175 he wants to land it. dottie: i think that's a good number. he wants to shape this ball from right to left, meaning it will come in a little warmer. jim: a little unlucky there.

howell is ready to go, though, with a 7-iron. the irrigation boxes that are possibly a part of the dottie: that ball was sitting down a touch for charles howell. ian: yeah, it didn't jump, dottie. dottie: no, it was not the best of lies and there's still some moisture in the turf. jim: did he play quickly there or was that pretty much routine? dottie: i don't think that was out of sorts,. no i think he was very decisive about it. ian: so kyle will play this because his follow-through does not contact the box. it's not in his intended swing path. dottie: the ball is actually sitting pretty well. ian: a lot better than it could have been. dottie: oh, yeah. it's been trampled for this whole week. i would call it a predictable lie. jim: i thought he liked it. >> i like that shot shape. ian: brian reed, his caddie, saying 175 he wants to land it. dottie: i think that's a good number. he wants to shape this ball from right to left, meaning it will come in a little warmer. jim: a little unlucky there. just hops over. it's a 6-iron a foo

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> it is 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. several issues on the president's plate. push for progress on the health care and the meeting with the president of russia, but his twitter war with two u.s. journalists taking a twist with the supermarket tabloid. >> the co-hosts said the white house tried to use a negative article about them to influence coverage. here is gentlemenis jessica sch. >> reporter: engaged in a war with the white house, mika brzezinski and joe scarborough say this. >> they say if you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike the story. three people at the very top of the administration calling me. >> reporter: they first lobbed the accusation in the washington post column friday morning. >> he appears to have a fragile childlike ego, especially with women. >> reporter: this is the story the national enquirer ran in june. the tabloid hounded her family to get the stor

so we go to a playoff between charles howell, iii and kyle stanley in green. they play the 18th in a playoff and stanley would make this par putt and he wins the quicken loans national. he makes $1.3 million for this week's work, not too bad. i had a chance to catch up afterwards with the champion and asked him about his first tour win in five years. >> it's last win. i'm thrilled.

in paris. >> and i'm george howell.d two right after the break. we'll be right back. show me winter in july. epic battles. ferocious families. dangerous dragons. experience game of thrones and all the rest of hbo for free from july 10th through the 16th with xfinity on demand. from action, to comedy, to drama. this summer hbo and xfinity have you covered. and catch the game of thrones season 7 premiere on july 16th. winter is coming to xfinity. >>> after two days in the french capital, u.s. president donald trump returns home to a political fire storm that just has had more fuel added to it. thanks for joining us, everyone. i'm cyril vanier. it's 11:00 a.m. in paris. >> and i'm george howell. plus, a nation of turkey marking a major an varies, with reports of another massive purge ahead. we welcome our viewers here in the united

i'm george howell. the cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. we begin with breaking news this hour coming out of the u.s. state of texas. eight people have been found dead there, including some children, in the back of a semi truck. this in san antonio, texas. there were a total of 38 people found inside the tractor trailer. at least 20 of them are in critical condition. investigators believe other people had been inside that trailer but got inside cars that had come to pick them up. police are treating this case as a case of human trafficking. the driver of the truck is presently in custody, we understand. the trailer was parked in a walmart parking lot you see here on this map. people -- police say people were discovered when a person from that truck asked a store employee for water. it's unclear at this hour where the semi truck came from or how long it had been parked where it was found, but the u.s. department of homeland security is investigating this case. her

i'm george howell. cnn news room starts right now. 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. welcome. it is cnn's punishment for moscow for meddling in the 20126 election. congress promising new rounds of sanctions. senate and house negotiators settled on a deal even though president trump hasn't admitted it. the kremlin said it would view a move like this as, quote, quite negatively. it's been a busy, hectic week in washington regarding russia. jeff sessions discussed campaign issues with sergey kislyak on two occasions in 2016. that contradictions what mr. sessions has said in the past. u.s. intelligence intercepted his comments to the kremlin. in a statement from the u.s. state department, jeff sessions stands by the denials of russian officials in the campaign. congress is set, poised on the fast track with these sanctions, getting it ready for the president to sign. we have the latest. >> reporter: house and senate negotiators announced they came to an agreement on a bill to place sanctions on russia, nort

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while on the pga tour, charles howell iii missed a chance to win the quicken loans national championshipfor birdie on the last would have handed him the title, but it went to a play—off with fellow american kyle stanley and howell then on the same hole had a putt for par this time which went slightly wide of the mark, allowing stanley the chance to make his putt and lift his first trophy in five years, having not tasted success since winning the phoenix open in 2012. top seed andy murray says he is fit to defend his wimbledon title. the 30—year—old, who has also announced that wife kim is expecting their second child, has been hampered by a hip problem. despite looking less than comfortable in practice, the two—time champion has declared himself ready for monday's centre court opener against alexander bublik. it's been sore for a little while, now. you know, with each day that i was practising, it was feeling a bit worse. and it was hampering my movement, and therefore i wasn't getting loads out of my practice sessions. so i had to make the decision, with my team, you know, to take the f

i'm george howell with the headlines.s israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in pairs l with the french president marking the anniversary of the de vel d'hiv. >>> turkey is take marking the failed coup. earlier in is stan pull erdogan threaten to behead those who betrayed the country. >>> this man, ty cobb will oversee the legal and media response to the russian investigations overshadowing the administration. cobb is a former federal prosecutor. >>> at the center of the russian investigation right now is the june 16th meeting. we know that one of the people there was a russian american lobbyist who once served in the soviet military. ivan watson has more on him from moscow. >> reporter: he's one of at least eight people in a room at a meeting with donald trump jr. in june of 2016, a meeting that came about after he was offered in an e-mail help from the russian government to help elect donald trump in the 2016 election. what do we know about him. he was born in the soviet union. he did his service in the soviet re

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i'm george howell with the headlines we're following this hour.ashington attorney ty cobb is joining the white house as special counsel. he'll oversee the legal and media responses to the russia investigations overshadowing the trump administration. cobb is a former federal prosecutor. the former fbi director, james comey, is writing a new book that will detail his experiences in public service. he was heading up the investigation into alleged ties between the trump campaign and russia, that is until he was abruptly fired by the president in may. >>> in senegal, at least eat people are dead after a -- at least eight people are dead after a football match that ended in violence. at least 40 dead. fights broke out between fans following a league cup final. as people tried to leave, a wall collapsed, leading to a stampede. >>> france is marking the 75th anniversary of the nazi-directed mass roundup of thousands of jews by the french police during world war ii. a short time ago, the french president macron attended a minute of silence for the victims

at the other stretch of this block of east howell street. here in this del ray section of alexandria. at this hour there are several streets in the southern portion of del ray blocked off. it was before 1:00 this afternoon that police say they were called here for a shooting. witnesses tell abc7 they heard from nine to 12 gunshots. then they heard a carraway rine around a corner and slam into a parked for careen into a corner and slam into a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the victim and the suspect believed to know one another. that doesn't seem to be more comforting for long-time residents of the community. >> it don't happen around here. i grew up and went to mount vernon and t.c. williams. this is not usual. right now i'm scared to be here now. >> scared to be here? >> yeah. i'm ready to move. brianne: some of the first things we heard from residents here mentioning how close the proximity is. just about two blocks to where the congressional baseball shooting happened last month. one woman living in the street and we'll hear

. >> i'm george howell. newsroom starts right now. >> wherever you're joining us from around the world, good day to you. this week marks six months that the u.s. president donald trump has been in office. >> allegations of russian meddling and last year's election continue to overshadow his administration. in a new washington post abc news poll a majority of americans say they believe russia tried to influence the race. the president's popularity has also plummeted in that poll. he has the worst approval rating of any u.s. president in about 70 years. just three months ago 62% of americans approve of the job president trump is doing. that is now 36%. his his disapproval rating is 58%. >> president trump said that is not bad and also defended his son's meeting. he tweeted hillary clinton can illegally get the questions to debates and delete 33,000 e-mails but my son is being soer being scorned by the fake news media. he said there was nothing wrong with the meeting and suggested that the secret service vetted

i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. it's 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. welcome. several stories we're following from washington this hour. first, potentially damaging new information about u.s. attorney jeff sessions. the washington post reports russian ambassador to the post told his possible bosses in mod about campaign related matters with sessions in the 2016 election. if true, this information directly con interetr if true, this information directly con interetadicts what sessions said with the meetings with the ambassador kislyak. here is the second story we're following. a turn of events involving trump junior and paul manafort. russian meddling in the 2016 election has struck a deal with the men allowing them to avoid making appearances in high profile public hearings that would take place next week in exchange trump junior and manafort have agreed to provide records to the panel and privately interviewed ahead of any public session. then this, a shakeup at the white house co

i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. this hour, in iraq, officials declaring mosul has been liberated from isis after three years from the militant's rule. the extremely group still holds other territory in that nation. now the task kwins begins of rebuilding. >> a cease-fire in southwestern syria brokered by the u.s., russia and jordan appears to be holding after going into effect. so far there are no reports of any serious violations. u.s. and russia say they will ensure all groups are complying with the agreement but have not said how they will monitor it. >> in the nag of vnation of venezuela, a celebration rally was told sunday in caracas. >> the "new york times" is reporting that donald trump jr, son of the u.s. president met with the russian lawyer after being promised damaging information on hillary clinton. the times says president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner and then campaign chairman, paul manafort, were all at the meeting. >> this took place two weeks after donald trump clefrmnched rep

first playoff hole, howell needed this putt to put the pressure on stanley. misses again. stanley will make his par putt for the win, his second career pga title. we are going to miss patty marleau, great shark, great man, great guy in the community. >> when you got traded to the cardinals, fans went through the cardinals, fans went through the same at at&t, we believe in access. cardinals, fans went through the same the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> these pictures in. a large fire blocked off doolittle drive north of the airport. an abc7 news impeesz she could smell it in san leandro. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 9:00 celebrating july 4th by getting down. we'll take you to take h

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. the headlines this hour, the u.s.kend is not keeping president donald trump from attacking the news media on twitter. his latest tweets say, the fake and fraudulent news media is working hard to convince republicans and others i should not use social media, but remember i won the 2016 election with interview, speeches and social media. i had to beat fake news and did. we will continue to win. >>> the former israeli prime minister has been released from prison. the 71-year-old had his sentence cut by 1/3 last week. reduced sentences are common practice in israel for prisoners who haven't committed violent crimes. he was serving a 21-month sentence for corruption. >>> a huge power outage is causing headache for central and south america and mexico. the president of panama was giving a speech saturday and, as you can see, the lights went out. in costa rica, traffic lights aren't working and local media is reporting dozens of road accidents as a result. >>> in little rock, arkansas, authorities now say 28 people were woun

first playoff hole, howell needed this putt to put the pressure on stanley. misses again.l make his par putt for the win, his second career pga title. we are going to miss patty marleau, great shark, great man, great guy in the community. >> when you got traded to the cardinals, fans went through the at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> these pictures in. a large fire blocked off doolittle drive north of the airport. an abc7 news impeesz she could smell it in san leandro. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 9:00 celebrating july 4th by getting down. we'll take you to take holiday celebration where it was okay to show off your dance moves. >>> a quirky traditio

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. here are the top stories, u.s.nt donald trump is sending a mess amp to north korea that u.s. patience, quote, it's over. that was while he hosted the south korean president moon jae-in at the white house. >>> in hong kong, thousands of protesters marching on the 20th anniversary of the former british territory's return to china. they're worried beijing will skip away the democratic freedoms. hours before, xi jinping was in hong kong for the anniversary. he swore in hong kong's new leader carrie lam and warned against any challenges of to china's territory. >>> iraqi troops say the battle to liberate mosul from isis is near complete. officials say victory could come within a matter of days. >> live here with the ceremony to honor the former chancellor kohl. he's considered the architect of german leadership. benjamin netanyahu and former u.s. president bill clinton are attending. kohl died earlier this month, he was 87 years old. >>> as the political crisis deepens in the nation of venezuela, the violence growing de

incidentally we'll tell you they just reopened east howell here today. there was a neighborhood group that was trying to hand out fliers for a night out against crime in this neighborhood on august 1st. they couldn't hand the street today investigating a triple shooting. we're live in del ray alexandria tonight, tom fitzgerald fox5 local news. >> now to fairfax county where police right now continue to search for a man who stabbed a young woman in the neck as she went out for a walk. the woman was walking on a path near vaden drive this morning. investigators say a man she did not know attacked her but she was able to get away and get help. tonight she's in the hospital and expected to recover. >>> new tonight a retired priest is now charged with a crime involving a teenager that happened 14 years ago. gervais cane is accused of inappropriately touching a 15-year-old girl at a home in fairfax back in 2003. the case was reported in 2004 but the complaint was withdrawn. it was reopened this year and cane turned himself in to police yesterday. >> a prince g

i'm george howell. >> i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." it starts right now. >>> u.s. president trump reaches a big milestone this week marking six months in office. >> but allegations of russian meddling in last year's election continue to overshadow his administration. take a look at this new washington post abc news poll. if you listen to this, majority of americans say they believe that russia tried to inflew enthe race the president's popularis also plummeted in that poll. he has the worst approval of any u.s. president in about 70 years. 42% of americans did approve of the job. that is now at 36%. his disapproval rating, 58%. >> president trump defend himself saying it is not that bad. he also defended his son's meeting with a russian lawyer. saying hillary clinton can illegally get debate question answers leak 33,000 e-mails but his son is scorned by the fake news media. the president's attorney said sunday there was nothing illegal about donald trump jr.'s meeting with the russian lawyer. and he suggested the secret service vetted it. >> everybody that's lookin

. >> and i'm george howell. plus, a nation of turkey marking a major an varies, with reports of another massive purge ahead. we welcome our viewers here in the united states, in france and all around the world. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> u.s. president donald trump returned home to the united states on friday, after a windchill wind trip to paris for bastille day. but in his absence, the political firestorm over russian meddling grew even larger. and the epicenter of it a controversial meeting where the president's oldest son and a russian lawyer who supposedly had dirt on hillary clinton. surprising more people were at that meeting than previously disclosed. diane gallagher. >> reporter: this man who once accused of being in soviet intelligence had been thrust into the center of the investigation. akhmetshin told outlets he, too, was in the meeting. until then, donald trump jr.set said the only people in the meeting were the russian veselnitskaya. a translator, a representative of the russian family t

i'm george howell. here in atlanta. >>> and i'm hanna vaughan jones here in london.hanks for joining us. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. we begin this hour with a big shake-up ♪ white house that caps a tumultuous week for the trump administration. donald trump has a new chief of staff. he tabs general john kelly to take over the job that means, that reince priebus is out after 190 days in the west wing. one of the shortest tenures ever for that position. cnn's jeff zeleny is at the white house with more. >> reporter: president trump making one of the biggest shake-ups of this administration so far, six months in. announcing a new chief of staff. accepting the resignation of chief of staff reince priebus and said he will name general john kelly, he will start as the new chief of staff here at the white house. it is a sign that the president is he needs a new direction going forward. a new leadership going forward. this comes at the end of a tumultuous week, a week after the new communications director anthony scaramucci was appointed had a very public and remarkably

. >> i'm george howell. from cnn world headquarter "newsroom" starts right now. >>> president trump is way from the white house this weekend, spending time at his resort in new jersey, but he returned to washington briefly saturday night for an event at the kennedy center. ♪ >> the event at the kennedy center is the celebrate freedom concert, to honor u.s. veterans. the president used the occasion o ait c to attack one of his favorite targets, the media. >> the fake media is trying to silence us, but we will not let them. because the people know the truth. the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house, but i'm president and they're not. [ applause ] the dishonest media will never keep us from accomplishing our objectives on behalf of our great american people. >> mr. trump also pushed back against critics who want him to lay off twitter. one of the critics include members of the republican party. he said my use of social media is not presidential, it is modern day presidential. make america g

i'm george howell. >> thanks for joining us, i'm natalie allen. up the day at the g20 summit. much of the focus has been on u.s. president donald trump. and angela merkel is being closely watched with her relationship with mr. trump. >> also at the g20, mr. trump said a trade deal between the u.s. and uk will happen very, very quickly. he held talks a short time ago with british prime minister theresa may. will trump wraps up his meeting with chinese president xi jinping. >>> and on friday, the u.s. agreed or a stop cease-fire on syria to take effect sunday. secretary of state rex tillerson says it's the first indication of the two countries being able to work together on syria tillerson was the only other white house official at the meeting. >>> rescue views in japan are scrambling to find missing and stranded residents there, this after huge floods went across the country this week. police and military personnel are working on rescue operations. >>> for the second time in two days, the united states is flexing its military might over the korean

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen.cenes of celebration in parts of the iraqi city of mosul where people are anticipating the fall of isis any moment now. mosul has been locked in a brutal battle since late last year, since october, but in recent weeks, iraq's military has been making critical new gains as it pushes into the old city. they feel like it's over. >>> the president of the united states, donald trump, spoke to three gulf leaders over the phone on sunday about the diplomatic showdown that has left qatar isolated. doha has been given two more days now to decide if it will meet the saudi-led coalition's long list of demands. so far qatari leaders have remained defiant. >>> at least 14 are dead after a suicide bombing at an iraqi camp for internally displaced persons. isis has claimed responsibility for the sunday attack which took place in anbar province west of ramadi. four of the victims children. >>> president trump and the russian president vladimir putin have a highly anticipated meeting coming up set for

i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. in effect in parts of southwest syria right now. the united states, russia and your djordan agreed to establis deescalation zones, the first indication that the u.s. and vaush wi russia will be able to work together. rex tillerson has arrived to ukraine. he is set to meet with the president there poroshenko oig very soon in kiev. the state department says tillerson intends to show that the u.s. fully supports ukraine's sovereignty. >>> u.s. president trump is back in the nation's capital of it ter me after meeting with world leaders at the g-20. other g-20 members reaffirmed their commitment to the paris accord and emmanuel macron says that he will hold a summit in december to move the accord forward. >>> in iraq officials say they are getting closer to declaring final victory against isis in the key city of mosul. video shows soldiers already celebrating on saturday amid the rubble. isis says its fighters are pledging to fight to the death. >>> now more on the g-20 summit. it was the

. >> just two cell doors down from this teenage flight risk is 18-year-old kenneth howell. >> trying to find some way of getting out. >> howell made his first move to scale the pendleton fences at the crack of dawn. >> almost made it over that time. it wouldn't have been my first time. i cut myself before. i'm used to so much pain from early on in my childhood, it's just a small scratch compared. i can have a gouge from here down to here. i'll just look at it like wow. >> as one of the largest maximum security juvenile prisons in the country, pendleton are responsible for educating and rehabilitating teenage gang members, sex offenders, and juveniles with mental health issues for the indiana department of corrections. >> in our jusdiction, inur state, the department of corrections became a solution to a veryggressifficult child to handle. truly those kids that are seen as public threats. >> i spent from age 10 to 12 in state hospitals for mental problems. i got locked up at age 13. from there, i messed up by getting in a fight at school while i was at placement. it got me terminated

howells and massive hailstones, wind and thunder, then hours of torrential rain, brought tons of rocklls. even a garden shed washed down into the harbour. can we assist you at all with some lighting? last night emergency crews were checking on chris. he rents out this seafront cottage. he couldn't believe how quickly it flooded. it is filled right up. we have the mud and everything to clear, i guess... looking on the bright side, but having to deal with the mess. you don't have to look long on television to see someone worse off than you. no one is hurt, so it doesn't really matter. holidaymakers arriving at their summer destination could not believe their eyes. we never saw this before, so it is really exciting. around 50 properties have been affected, but amazingly, it seems, no casualties. coverack may not feel lucky this morning, but there is a sense here that it could have been much, much worse. coming up at 6:00am on breakfast — dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. they'll also have more live from westminster, following this week's leak

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. our top story, vladimir putin confirmed sunday he has given up on improving relations with the u.s. for the time being. >> the russian leader order et the u.s. to slash its diplomatic staff in russia by plor than half. 755 people to leave their posts by september 1st. he said, pending u.s. sanctions forced him to retaliate. >>. >> translator: we waited a long time for things to perhaps change for the better. we had such hope that the situation would change. but judging by the situation, that will not be soon. >> u.s. announcing the order as regrettable and uncalled for. let's go live to moscow. claire sebastian following this for us at this hour. claire, to have staff slashed by more than half, what does that do to the u.s. admission in russia? >> george, an extremely serious move however you look at it. it is not exactly clear at the moment who this will apply to, the 755 people diplomats, technical staff, combination two of the. and whether or not it will include russian local staff

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howell needed a par putt to stay alive. slides by.now had to make this par putt for the win. his second career pga tour title. >>> stage two of the tour de france. 126 miles from dusseldorf to belgium. wet roads took out some riders for a second straight day. past tour de france winner chris froome in the front of the pell t peloton. marcel kittle would win the sprint to the finish. thomas retains the lead her's yellow jersey. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. we kind of joked earlier when i got traded to the st. louis cardinals, people didn't realize it for about two years. you and i came here in 1994 together, but we met in st. louis. there was a strike the year i got traded in '82. you were working for kmox radio. you interviewed me. we knew each other, but -- and here we were thinking like ten years later back at the station together. >> i was an adorable young reporter, and he was a grizzled wide receiver, and there we were on the sidewalk in st. louis. >> what are the chances. good luck ♪ >> from marke

the playoff, charles howell iii and kyle stanley. win, and het for the sinks it. nats-cards, bryce harper launches one deep to write. number 19 on the season. nats take a 2-0 lead. in the third, harper strikes again. rightime golfs one to center. the 20th. nats up 4-0. later, and in a rendon with a hard liner to left center, off the base of the wall. daniel murphy hustling around, safe at home. 5-0 nats. they cruise, 7-2. and more of that tonight on abc 7 "sports sunday." the all-star game will be full of nats. and erin hawksworth with an espn insider about kirk cousins. 11:35, right after the news. and an eight year, $62 million deal was signed with the caps. marcus johansson was traded to the new jersey devils. and in the nba, the kings have reportedly offered otto porter junior a max deal. mo' money. kimberly: but not steph curry money. robert: havertys furniture helps your home look perfect even when life isn't. are you sure you don't want me to call an exterminator? (muffled) aw, come on. it's just a raccoon that got in the

. >> i'm george howell. newsroom starts right now. >> it's 2:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. we start with breaking news. focus, donald trump, jr. new york times reporting that the president's son met with a russian lawyer after being promised damaging information on hillary clinton. the times says the meetings took place, the meeting took place on june 9 of last year. that was two weeks after donald trump pledged the nomination. this is the first public indication that at least some in the trump campaign were willing to accept help. donald trump jr provide krp with the statement that reads like this. >> ways asked to have a meeting with an acquaintance i knew from the 2013 miss universe pageant with an individual that i was told might have information helpful to the campaign. i was not told her name prior to the meeting. i asked jarod and paul to attend but told them nothing of the substance. we had a meeting in june 2016 after please an tries were exchanged the woman stated that she had information that russia was funding the democratic national committee and supporting mis

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jonathan: tonight the police are lookin in a del ray neighborhood that happened in 400 block of east howell avenue. residents say they heard several shots and they saw a car crash in a parked s.u.v. >> president trump honored five law enforcements who responded to the ballpark ambush last month. he presented the medal of the value lar to bailey -- value lar to david bailey and crystal griner. he also awarded it to three alexandria police officers. >> lug triumphs over tragedy and our than ever. nancy: there trump said the officers saved many lives braving the gunfire. >> the republican senators are coming to the defense of jeff sessions firing a fire storm of tweets aimed to him by trump. lindsey graham today with a warning for the president. >> i'm 100% behind jeff sessions. the chairman of the you dishiary committee sent -- judiciary committee sent out a chilling tweet. there will be no confirmation hearing for a new attorney general in 2017. if jeff sessions is fired there will be holy hell to pay. any effort to go of after mueller could be the beginning of the end of the trump presidenc

i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. and you're watching "cnn newsroom". >>> 3:01 on the u.s. east coast. as the week unfolds, the u.s. president will turn his attention to international affairs. the g20 summit. but over the weekend his focus was twitter. it was the news media. >> he tweeted a doctored video showing him pummeling a man whose face was covered by the cnn logo. the video then labeled cnn fraud news network. in response cnn said president trump was encouraging violence against reporters. and a senior media correspondent, brian stelter, reports mr. trump's recent attacks are intensifying the debate over the tone this white house is setting. >> it has often been said that president trump's tweets are a window into his mind. a sense of what he cares about at any given time. and right now that window shows an intense interest in the media. we've seen anti-media tweets from this president in the past six days against the "washington post," "the new york times," the cast of the msnbc talk show "morning joe" and ag

howell and stanley.tanley has this par putt for the win and he thinks it for the title-- -- he sinks it for the title. the nats trying not to lose four swept by the cardinals. this one should be a pictures -- pitchers' duel. max scherzer and carlos martinez on the mound. max scherzer, coming into tonight, allowing .164 batting average. first pitch set for 8:00. should be fun to watch. o's and rays. manny machado launches one deep to left center, out of here. goodbye. o's take a 4-0 lead. mark trumbo gives the o's some cushion, the bandon for his 12th andr of the season -- deep gone for his 12th homer of the season. o's win. trust the process. that's what the number one pick is trying to do. erin hawksworth sat down with the sixers' newest addition. >> close to my roots. i've been to philly a couple of times. now my friends can just drive up. they can come see me play or come show with me. i think it's cool that i'm close to home. erin: to be the first number one pick for pge county, how much did that mea

here's charles howell at 14. for eagle, charles, how about a fresca!factor is getting into a playoff with stanley. stanley delivered to win it. his second career pga win, and first since 2012. we'll just get out of here by saying happy birthday to jumbo joe thornton of the sharks. he just one upped yesterday. >> fresca. >> we're in the wrong business. we'll be back after a break. contestants this weekend... they're style.. they re grace.. and they live in a fish tank... out - >>> well china hosted a beauty pageant with some unusual contestants this weekend. their style, their grace, and they live in a fish tank. over 10,000 gold fish flaunted their fins at the pageant, but the panda butterfly tail captured the heart of the judges in the end. >> nice. >> did you have fish when you were a kid? >> from the fair, yeah. it didn't last long. see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. >> cbs weekend news is next, as we look at the flag prior to the 4th. we'll see you at 6:00. >> quijano: president trump's latest attack on the media. a mock video of him be

speaking of tori, bring us up to dayton is what happening over there with our thurston howell the thirdnd lovey. >> i want to be a kid again so bad and bee friend everybody who lives here in this lagoon. >> we will throw you in. >> you remember brown, brown, i want to be one of these kid. i'm glad i made friends with you at ocean city yacht club because if we can look out there, these kid are making memories that they will remember for the rest of their lives and so thinks community. look at all of the people that come out and thinks every year >> this is junior night in venice, arguablably better than night in venice because of the family participation. if you watch closely every boat, every house that they pass has people at end of the dock saying hi. >> amazing which is fun. >> they have fishing nets. one of the traditions here is folks on the dock throw candy out and the kid try to catch them with the fishing net. they are holding up lolly-pops and tons of candy and having best time ever. >> they will never get to bed tonight but outside of that they are having a blast. >> isn't tha

did you know this sir general william howell marched to the bolt of the brandywine during the americanevolution. more troops for the at brandywine then any other battle during the war. more summer if he still to come from chester county. fess. super pro-tip: buy your veggveggies pre-chopped. nce. uber pro-tip: buy delicious produce you don't need to chop at all. boom. summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. >>> summer fest to summer football some huge news from eagles training camp sports director don bell, at the novacare complex and don, is what up who does not want to be in the eagles nest, i cannot believe this. >> yeah, ukee, interesting, before we get to that piece of news i want to start off with housekeeping. because of the rain, tomorrow the eagles have postponed their opened to the public practice, at lincoln financial field, instead of tomorrow, it has been rescheduled for sunday at 10:00 a.m., i just want people to know that in case were you planning to see your 2017 eagles. now for that big news thaw talk about, it comes here on day number five of the training c

so we go to a playoff between charles howell, iii and kyle stanley in green.hey play the 18th in a playoff and stanley would make this par putt and he wins the quicken loans national. he makes $1.3 million for this week's work, not too bad. i had a chance to catch up afterwards with the champion and asked him about his first tour win in five years. >> it's last win. i'm thrilled. i don't even know what to say right now. >> reporter: let me ask you this. when you were standing over your putt, i'm sure you've made it thousands and thousands of times, but you're putting for the championship. are you trying to block everything out? i'm always wondering what's going through your head? >> you have all those thoughts, all the thoughts one would think would go through someone's head at that point in time, you know, probably do, but under pressure the only thing that i try to focus on is just keeping my routines the same, not getting any shorter or longer and so i just focus on good routine, pretty straightforward putt. so good routine. fortunately put a pretty good st

union and revolution in chester, albert, from distance, howell err. with the right foot, 78 minutes. union wins three, now, take a look again, because it is worth another check. it is a brilliant goal. andre blake had seventh shut out of the year. the union they're on the road this week, sporting kansas city on thursday night. scary moment from the "tour de france," as defending champion chris rising from great britain goes down in a crash at the front of the pack. the crash is blamed on slick conditions. the cyclists were less than 20 , for yesterday's stage. another brit, thomas, he is the one wearing the yellow jersey. that's just scary stuff. got all of the bike cyst lists in the pile, looks dangerous. >> when he goes down, domino. >> nothing you can do about that. >> pat, thank you. >> thanks, rahel. >> many services are closed today in new jersey, and it is not because of the independence day holiday. the fight over the state budget set having an impact on family vacations. we'll be right for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small

we know that louis howell, his chief political adviser, is the person that put the line into the speech that we do not know where he got the line from. there are all sorts of theories about this. i think the most plausible one is that henry david thoreau, a century earlier, had once written -- nothing is so much to be feared as fear. that is a line that is awfully close to the one inserted into the speech for roosevelt to deliver. that wey be thoreau have to thank for that. but there are theories about that. the last draft i want to show you is the actual reading copy. this is page one of the actual reading copy that roosevelt used on march 4, 1933. what is interesting about this draft is that you see a little line that he added. we know he wrote that in pencil while he was waiting in the capitol building to go out and deliver the speech. the line as you see it on the page is that -- this is a day of consecration. and he wrote a day of national consecration. 39,ntil the age of roosevelt had a turned life including a political career that was on an upward trajectory. in 1920, the democra

lowered expectations what did this summit actually achieve well to discuss that i'm now joined by howell james professor of history and international affairs at princeton university professor james thank you very much for your time it's good to have you on the show it's a pleasure to be with you while professor james on the eve of the summit you rode. the hamburg meeting could become the group's meeting but putting aside the clashes between police and protesters it seemed fairly amicable lots of smiles and handshakes if any among the people who are known to dislike one another were they just putting up a front or was it a genuinely successful meeting given the low expectations on the state of global affairs today it's always been good that people can talk to each other they did talk to each other there were always number of important bilateral meetings but i think the senses the. g. twenty process is really a bit has a teaching or it was very very important the beginning of the global financial crisis the biggest success was really back in london in two thousand and nine and i you know i

earlier i spoke to professor lis howell, from city university london, she's a journalist and who's workedand itn, and has conducted research on women in broadcasting. she said the gender pay gap was a problem right across the news industry. this is clearly, in a sense, that keep off the us but. throughout the industry there is a bias against women and interestingly and not yet flagged up, the actual number of women on screen is flagged up, the actual number of women on screen is really quite limited compared to the number of men. so it is notjust the rich want at the top, being annoyed because they are not paid enough, but absolutely everybody is a fact that by this discrimination. if you look at some of the programmes, over a 2a—hour period there is a dominance of men. the newsroom behind me here, it seems to be more or less an even balance. it is really an on screen problem? in topical, factual programmes, it has more men than women and the entry level in newsroom is you have an equal number but as time goes on, the position of women is eroded and that really needs to be looked at at qu

joining me now is professor lis howell from city university london, she‘s a journalist and who‘s worked research on women in broadcasting. before we get on to talk about the bbc case yet again, it must be said, this is an industrywide thing, is it not? absolutely. this is the tip of the iceberg. throughout the broadcasting industry there is a bias against women, that is obvious. interestingly not yet flagged up, the actual number of women you see on screen, on air, it‘s really quite limited compared to the number of men. if you look across the border all programmes, it‘s notjust the rich ones at the top, being annoyed because they are not paid enough. absolutely everybody involved in broadcasting is affected by this discrimination, particularly contributors on air. if you look at some of the programmes you see on all sorts of channels, you will a lwa ys all sorts of channels, you will always find over a 2a—hour period that there is a dominance of men, contributors and appearing generally. there was a newsroom behind me here. if you look in there, it seems to be more or less uneven balan

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