melissa howell trying to get a response. live at the wilson building with the latest. melissa?reporter: you know it has been a very harear-oldardw10e -y makiyah lives. >> this is hurt me so bad.au hurt me, bse my baby can't will have, i seen her life, she want to do stuff. >> reporter: makiyah wilson's mom expressed her pain, was slain outside her home after four men opened fir on a crowd. members describe mayor muriel bowser and peter nsham's standing beforememori reporteee oor >> we fdoveorhaere whe commit s tiporli nprcaotl es cotargin g not decisions. >>reporter: we spoke wit black lives matter member who said i this tragedy occurred in tth te this is , rio not getting the resources. >> reporter: there have been 84 mpared to 57 around the same time last ,year happened in washed 7. you may recall mayor muriel bowser was that o shooting where makiyah lost h enough. we have reached outo thyo ts ofh and they do plan o available toh reporting livee district. melissa howell fox 5 local news. >>> a new call tonight for a full investigation into the npd stop a f skrijune, dc police

melissa howell live at national's park for us,hey, melissa. >> we're out here at thethe grek gettingatting practice in. weot j overos there, you a ma tonynight.game indf tpr h nats park. it's sof g flkstb a me'l see,hs wall from the wizards, raerlay, w wefhesefi g tsweo re actually re game tonight and how they prepared. and positions the g he be y'pla listen. >> i play the man position. i play the grown man position,ed a grown man, athala i play fi little righ soeld. ou' l be flexible. ared for whatever cniomes gam e 7:30 but it will airor tomw after the homerun derby, make sure you catchhat and these guys we'll make sure they keep practicing and hopully it's a good game. melissa howell fox 5 local oone. >>> l like so much fun, and just a reminder, fox 5 is your home for all things all-star on tuesday, f 5 news morning is hitting the the road for url-ar special cerage live atats n special coverage continues starting at 5:00. thpregame show hnst ,:0inkeople realize there's that celebrity softball gaalanreouam y, r h hrd of o t modness, it will be good to see athleticism >> media a wdr

neighborhood are calling out elected officials for the handling of r anfatal shooting >> melissa howelloutside the building trying to talk to the mayor about the growing anger and frustration within the communr:y. >> reportet's been a hard week for the people in makiyah's neighborhood. lot of those folks xpressed a deep frustration with how the mayor handled this tragedyll as as gun violence in the inner city. >> we feel bad, it hurt me. because my baby, she want to doo something. rter: makiyah's mom expressed pain follo the loss of her 10-year-old daughter who was slain outside her home, after four me opened fire, members in c themunity here describe mayor bowse and peter newsham's response. neighborod commissioners spoke out >>ording to "washington post" the mayor made a commitment towards that she would pay attention the mayor had, and then to say to us, give me one more time, i'll get it right and you have the more committed intoti the to fr cal process of -- somebody not cing about -- not fighting for them, n making decisions >> we also spoke with a black lives matter who said if t

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howell. dr. howell: my colleagues at indiana university also thank senator donnelly for his support. alzheimer's has been a key research areas for jackson oratory, originally in the state of maine but now in connecticut. we have developed a vibrant alzheimer's research disease program led by 40 scientists. we aim to identify genetic factors that drive susceptibility and resilience to ad. we aim to understand how modifiable risk factors contribute to ad. we are working with scientific community in the u.s. and worldwide to leverage these findings to address novel therapeutic targets. it is difficult to identify the earliest stages of ad in human patients, however this is where animal models of diseases come in. mice share 95% of their genes with humans, so we built accurate representations in mic e. sadly clinical trials for alzheimer's disease has not been successful. one has been lack of presymptomatic stage is. -- stages. i am really excited to be a part of model ad, a collaboration between ind

kathleen howell's orbit was a near-retro halo orbit.se it is in the orbit near one of these sweet-spots, it requires very little station-keeping. it does not take much to stay in place. they have these xenon thrusters which are totally cool. carol: you doing ok? jason: i am barely hanging on. after aou use it up wild. e. awhil but if you are in the sweet spot, the spacecraft can stay where it is longer and you save money. jason: up next, making tiny engines in boston. carol: why the world economy needs a gps backup plan. jason: and the search for the next cancer drug in space. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm jason kelly. carol: i'm carol massar. you can also find us online. jason: and on our mobile app. we have a rocket scientist. carol: her company is helping to move around things in space and manage the congestion in the atmosphere. jason: kyle went to boston and hung out with her. let's hear what he had to say. >> a 31-year-old rocket scientist has a very cool startup th

i'm george howell. on friday the u.s.ent announced the indictment of 12 russian official, nay allege they hacked into several democratic party servers for the purpose of undermining the candidate then hillary clinton. members of the rescued thai football team, they are thanking the world for supporting them through a terrifying or deal. they are still in hospital. thailand's ministry sed says they are in good enough staip shape to go home thursday. in pakistan, an explosion killed 128 people, wounded 228 others. a suicide pack, at least two other deadly incidents were reported ahead of pakistan's general election that is set in less than two weeks time. in a few hours time, both pro trump and anti-trump rally are set to start in the united kingdom. the u.s. president's visit on friday. at one point police had to close off try fifalgo square. because it almost reached capacity. prime minister teresa may and president trump, the two held a joint news conference friday. mr. trump says he apologized following the comments tha

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howell, secretary osbourne, maybe you two are the best, but maybe dr. maguire, you can chime in, too. just anybody. >> that's a tough question. through education that we have been doing with the alzheimer's association in maine, the ten ways of recognizing it, there's no single way to say okay, here's the tipping point. losing your keys but finding them again is not too much of a worry. that should be fine. repetitive behavior people talk about, forgetting they have said something or done something very recently. for early diagnosis, it's really important to diagnose prior to any ksigns of memory loss. by the time significant memory close loss is recognizable in an and so when we think about early diagnosis in our animal studies, we think more about, you know, way before cognitive decline or changes. we think of things like the blood, changes in the blood. blood test for high risk for alzheimer's is something that we're all working on. another lthing is a retina exam. we're beginning to explore the potential for early diagnosis by something other than k

i'm george howell. the same meetings in pyongyang to nail down details on the issue of denuclearization, but the difference in how the u.s. and north korea see these talking points, they are striking. the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo calls the talks productive saying progress was made. compare that to what we're hearing from north korea, slamming what it called the united states gangster like mindset, it used words like regrettable and worrisome. speaking to reporters a few hours ago in tokyo, pompeo pushed back. >> i am counting on chairman kim to be determined to follow through on the commitment that he made. and so if those requests were gangster-like, the world say gangster because there was a unanimous decision at the u.n. security council about what needs to be achieved. >> our andrew stevens has been trying to keep one these two very different stories. live this hour from seoul, south korea. pompeo making it clear also, sanctions on north korea will remain until denuclearization is complet

howell raines, starting with you in your position as the london bureau chief.u think your people are taking this? >> they're appalled. i don't have much to add to that, i'm sorry. >> i was going to say i can actually wrap that up for you very simply. and roland, the timing of them? what do you think? >> donald trump is using the language of white nationalists. we heard the white racist richard spencer on any tv-1 show, he used the same language. it is all about 2043. and 2043 in america is when america will become a national majority of people of color. what trump is doing is he is pressing the buttons of fear. he has done that since he was announced president, so when you listen to the culture is changing, that's what made america great, but when you think about europe and you think about america, it has always been about white immigration. now when you say it's people of color, oh, my god, now it's bad, now it's scary. he knows exactly what he's doing. he has to be called out on it. >> gentlemen, i want to turn to a topic that has resurfaced in the news and i

. >> and i'm george howell. from cnn world headquarters "newsroom" starts right now. >>> thank you again for joining us. our top story is from california. firefighters hoping they have now reached a turning point in their fight to contain a massive wildfire in northern california. in just a week the so-called carr fire has burned more than 38,000 hectares. that's about 95,000 acres. it has destroyed more than 870 structures. and for the moment it's now 17% contained. but it is still burning everything in its path. even this boat dock. >> wow. at least six people have died so far, including two children and their great grandmother. the widowed great grandfather told our dan simon that he spoke to his family as the fire closed in on them. listen. >> i left and went to town. my wife called me, she said, we can see the fire way over there. you need to come and get me. i said i'm on my way. so i just throwed down everything, took off over there. i got on quartz hill and there's two or three or four lanes of traffic c

for now we're reporting live in gaithersburg, melissa howell. lightening also sparked this house firen clarksville. it hit just before seven on suite meadow le. the home other thans were not home at the time. a neighbor discovered the fire on t roof and called 911. three firefighters suffered heat exhausti while fightinghat fire and were taken to the hospital as a precaution. god bless america. okay, cc by answer, a lot of people came out to the national mall to watch the dress rehearsal. there will be lots of performers. you see the beach boy, jimmy buffet, the concert is fre m whiches it even betr. it will, of course , be followed by the big fireworks display on the nationdr mall. eds of thousands of people will head. downake sure you are prepared for the long lines and the security checkpoints and if you're heading down your best betties probably to take metro. as people celebrate t fourth police also want you to be aware that the holiday can create easy opportities for criminals to rip you off. fox5's corey cough million people are expectedo

i'm george howell. in thile the next few days will be critical. they will try to rescue a youth football team t-12 boys and their coach have been trapped now for two weeks and more rain is expected in the forecast and oxygen in that is running low. despite the situation the boys are trying to stay pos testify. they say they are going to be okay. they're doing all right. they beg their teacher not to give them lots of homework. they say they can't wait to eat their favorite foods. we'll talk about those stories in a home. so it's important to hear from these children in such a difficult, scary situation. first of all tell ussant this window. it's not raining heavily where you are now that's an important feat. >> reporter: that's right, they could be coming in earnest. the governor earlier today said, in fact, if the rain starts, it could flood the water levels lower. the boys might be stuck on a 10 meter beach or even worse. i want to bring you news from a thai navy source, there is a chance this exdistr

. >> reporter: 45-year-old paul howell gunned down, the victim of a carjacking. for car thieves. >> the victim's sister was the only eyewitness. >> megan toby described the shooter as a young black man wearing a red bandana, a white shirt, and a stocking cap or skullcap. she was not able to identify the shooter's face because it was covered. >> she recalled is that the actual shooter had about half an inch from a stocking cap of hair. >> on friday, two days after the howell murder, the police stumbled upon the suburban parked at a grocery store. >> reporter: the store was just blocks away from a chop shop where police learned ladell king had offered to sell a suburban. >> you mention ladell king, i thought car thefts. he was involved in car thefts all around the metro area. he'd been doing that for years. >> ladell was interviewed by the lead detectives in this case. he told the police that on the night of the crime, a guy named chris jordan comes to his apartment. a few minutes later, according to ladell king, julius jones drives up. >> reporter: chris jordan an

live from krcnn world headquarts in atlanta, i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> at 3:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast we start with another high profile departure from the trump administration. the head of the epa, the environmental protection agency has resigned under a cloud of controversy. scott pruitt was at the white house on wednesday, the fourth of july, for celebrations there. his resignation comes amid a long list of alleged ethics violations. you see some of them here. it's a long expensive list. pruitt is the subject of at least 14 separate investigations. among the claims, trying to use his position to secure a job and a restaurant franchise for his wife. president trump has been hesitant to take action, instead praising pruitt's deregulation efforts in that agency. on thursday he tweeted this. within the agency scott has done an outstanding job and i will always be thankful to him for this. in an exclusive investigation cnn has uncovered the latest pruitt scandal. our drew griffon has details for you. >> report

i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" start right now. >>> at 4:00 a.m., the trump administration scrambling to follow u.s. court orders to reunite some 3,000 migrant children with their families. the deadline was friday. the u.s. government was supposed to have made sure that every separated parent had a way to contact their child. a government attorney says she believes she met that goal, but says an upcoming deadline for tuesday, well, that will be trickier. that is when officials must reunify. every child under the age of five. by then, and july 26th, every family must be reunited. u.s. officials say they need more time. miguel marquez explains. >> reporter: this woman is 39 from guatemala. she may be the first separated parent to get out of detention after going through a normal immigration process after president trump signed an executive order ending the separation of families as part of his zero-tolerance policy. i can't stand being apart from my son, she says. just give me my son. she hasn't seen h

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i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. as we close the show a good look at the good men and women who put the show on each night. for viewers around world my colleague hana vaughan jones is up next from london. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. >>> breaking news overnight. voters sweep a populous into the presidency already sending warning signals to president trump. >> i would not support a nominee who demonstrated hostility to roe v. wade. >> a warning shot from one of the republicans critical to confirming the next supreme court just. susan collins wants precedented perspective for a woman's right to choose. >>>

i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. this is our top story. the rhetoric escalating just hours ago on twitter. >> late sunday the u.s. president donald trump tweeted this. you'll see it's in all caps there. it says, "to iranian president rouhani. never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few 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," said the u.s. president. >> president trump appears to have been responding to these comments from president rouhani. take a listen. >> translator: mr. trump, don't play with the lion's tail. this would only lead to regret. you will forever regret it. you are not in a position to incite the iranian nation against iran's security and interests. the iranian nation knows its interests and sacrifices to protect them. you are mistaken. >> president trump's top diplomat also took aim

[ding] fla . >>> welcome back to "newsroom," i'm george howell.ddle east an apparent ceasefire is in place after a day of heavy fighting between israel and militant groups. hamas and islamic jihad say though have reached a ceasefire with israel. the israeli prime minister's office has no comment about those reports. following the story, our ian lee is live in jerusalem. ian, can you tell us anything more about this reported ceasefire? >> reporter: well, george, basically that it's hold organize it appears to be holding right now. it's been about nine, ten hours since the last exchange of fire where we saw mortars, rockets, and israel retaliating with these air strikes. but yesterday was the greatest bombing campaign in gaza since the 2014 war with dozens of what mass targets hit according to israeli military. the israeli military also saying that at least 200 rockets and mortars were fired into israel. you had two palestinians killed in gaza, a dozen injured, and then four israelis injured in this exchange. but we are also hearing from the israeli

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i'm george howell at cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to our viewers before around the states and the world this hour. a thai governor calls it "d" day. he announced just hours ago this high-risk operation to rescue this group of 12 young boys and their coach. it is under way as we speak. a group of thai and international divers started moving m moving into this cave system several hours ago. the rescue may take hours, it could even take days. you see the images of what they're up against. really rugged terrain, wet conditions, and technical dives. also weather. that's a big factor as monsoon clouds continue to move in. let's get the very latest live in thailand. david mckenzie is near the scene and following the story. last hour the rains were coming down pretty hard. has the rain subsided a bit? and certainly this window of time, it's dwid willindling for weather to cooperate? >> reporter: i was just speaking to a specialist diver who is involved in the support of this whole operation and he said the weather is the major factor

i'm george howell. the uk's brexit secretary, david davis, has resigned, marking another stumbling block to britain's efforts to leave the european union. davis said he wasn't willing to be a reluctant conscript into a compromise plan agreed upon friday. the plan would press for a free trade area for goods with the eu and maintain close trade ties. other conservative lawmakers criticized the compromise, saying it offered a brexit in name only. prime minister theresa may faces parliament in the coming hours to actually talk about that plan. also in the united kingdom a british woman has died after being exposed to a nerve agent. police say that the death of dawn sturgess is now bei ing investigated as a murder. her partner, charles rowley, remains in critical condition. he was also exposed to the same nerve agent used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in march. following this story, our phil black is live from salisbury, england. phil, surely this is adding to the concern of people in that

kathleen howell advanced the idea by having this orbit around one of these sweet spot..t this in enthusiasm,of this all of this money going toward not just getting into space, but space exploration. how does this work? >> propulsion is a key point. if you have to constantly be using your thrusters to stay at a certain vantage point from the moon, you will run out of propellant pretty soon. kathleen howell's orbit was a orbit.tro halo because it is near one of these sweet-spots, it requires very little station-keeping. they have these xenon thrusters which are totally cool. carol: you doing ok? jason: i am barely hanging on. peter: you use a busy on after a wild, but if you are in the sweet spot, the spacecraft can stay where it is longer and you save money. jason: up next, making tiny engines in boston. carol: why the world economy needs a gps backup plan. jason: and the search for the next cancer drug in space. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek.". jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." carol: you can also find us online a. jason: and on her mobile app. w

. >> i'm george howell. from cnn world headquarters, "newsroom" starts right now. >>> we begin in northern california, thank you for joining us. more lives have been lost from that fast moving wildfire. it has killed at least five people including two children and their great grandmother. president trump declared an emergency in california to allow federal assistance. >> police in that area say they haven't seen anything like this before. the fire so devastating, many people had to evacuate, even prompting a local tv station to pull the plug for safety. >> right now we're being evacuated. that's where we are kind of closing out right now. we are going to leave the station because it is now unsafe to be here. >> you can't believe this is happening in your community. >> that house is my whole life. there is just one thing that is in that house that is not replaceable to me and it sounds silly, but it is a car i had since i was 17. it was my first car. if it gets destroyed, there is no replacing that. >> we did

i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you.arly results show that andres manuel lopez obrador will be the next president of mexico, winning 53% of the vote in sunday's election. the leftist candidate ran an anti-corruption platform. he promises to build strong relationship with the united states and other countries and promises to tackle domestic issues like crime and economic inequality. >>> the eu's breakthrough on mie granlt -- in the migrant crisis, i should say, it hasn't helped the german chancellor angela merkel back home. her interior minister has now threatened to resign over the issue. horse siehoffer and his christian social union party have been pushing for germany to get tougher on immigration. the u.s. president donald trump will likely spend most of the week reviewing candidates to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy. he said he will announce his choice on july 9th. republican senator susan collins says she will not support anyone who opposes abortion rights. >>> the u.s. national security adviser says that

this is video from the seen on howell road where pyramid movers howell road where pyramid movers is boxes to brush. they were able to get it under control. it's not clear how the fire started or boxes got >>> a surveillance vidilicon va is helping. >> it addresses residents who live in rvs. >> matt keller live at city hall. good morning, matt. >> good morning, reggie and jessica. the city council is doing something that has never been done before and i'm sure bay area cities will be watching to see if it works. all about housing. the east palo alto approved the rv parking program. you would see a lot of parked cam percent and rvs, many blame that on the housing crisis. the city teaming up we h open up a city owned lot and allow rvs to park safely. city officials admit the one-year pilot program has its challenges. >> when i assign case managers to each of the families so they will have someone to help them navigate

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. here are the top storstoriys.fire in california killed five people this is one of many wildfires. this one has destroyed nearly 84,000 acres, that's about 33,000 hectares and it is only 5% contained. 38,000 people have had to flee their homes and police say sadly that looting has been reported in some evacuated neighborhoods. >> unbelievable. >>> we now know at least 14 people are confirmed dead and more than 160 people are injured, this after a strong earthquake struck an indonesian island east of bali, not far from a volcano. the magnitude 6.4 tremor damaged more than a thousand homes, but no tsunami advisories have been issued. >> monsoon rains are triggering daily floods in northern india. at least 60 people have died there, dozens injured since heavy rainfall, lightning and flooding began on thursday. >>> egypt's highest islamic authority is set to consider whether 75 people should be sentenced to death. an egyptian court is seeking the death penalty or their involvement in a 2013 demonstration to support the

howell krueger they visited palin's former tempelhof at port to see a demonstration of by dues apollo autonomous driving technology. the chinese tech company last opened a policy to third parties it's a move it hopes will help accelerate development and help it compete with u.s. fans tesla and google project way my. dentist give him nothing beats seeing for yourself what's possible as we went on a little drive together and we first made it back in one p.c. dot com just last week german comic a dime said to have been given the go ahead to test autonomous cars equipped with by to use technology on the streets of beijing that makes it the first known chinese comic to be allowed to do side german companies are still welcome in china which shouldn't be taken for granted in times like these. as you know a lot of german companies have for some serious both in china and in the united states and so we are right in the middle of all of this those companies and what we want snow is that we have don't have a further escalation. even with the backing of german business leaders like china is a tric

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "newsroom" starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> at 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast we start with the breaking news. you've seen countless times these people running into dangerous situations risking their lives, digging through rubble to save civilians in the syrian conflict. now we know that israel and jordan have come to the rescue of the white helmets. >> this group of 800 syrian civilians, including members of the volunteer rescue group have been evacuated now, we are told, to jordan. israel says its military completed this effort at the request of the u.s. and european countries. >> let's get the latest live in jerusalem. oren lieberman on the story this hour. and oren, these civilians in the white helmets are now safely out of syria. are we hearing any news, any reaction to this breaking news we're following? >> reporter: we absolutely are. and as you said there are was an international effort to arrange this operation. an incredibly sensitive operation

stops ferrari cost vettel precious seconds a slow tire change put him a long way behind race leader howells and. not force the german to take drastic action to avoid losing even more ground in the championship five laps ago he pulled off a risky maneuver to get past about three bucks us and into second place ahead of them hamilton crossed the finish line comfortably in first it's the reigning champions fifth win of the season and it keeps the british driver on course for a fifth while title. race trust. hamilton now has a twenty four point lead on his rival vettel an advantage that will help him enjoy the upcoming summer break. us indeed have you news more coming up at the top of the hour and my ash waiter in berlin thanks for joining us. your smart t.v. smarter d.w. for small cheap. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. to decide what's on sunday morning. dot com smart t.v. .

i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen, we are wide aweek. wide awake. >> stay awoke. >> stay awoke. >> "newsroom," we think, starts right now. >> 5:01 on the east coast the top story the u.s. president, before he took office, we now know his former attorney secretly recorded his client discussing a playmate to a former playboy model. >> karen mcdougall said she had ap affair with mr. trump in 2006. he denies that. the recording was made with michael cohen about two months before the election. >> it was one of the many times the fbi seized earlier, when mr. trump found out about the tapes, he said, quote, i can't believe michael will do this to me. jessica snyder explains what we know so far. >> reporter: michael cohen secretly recorded multiple conversations and those tapes are now in the hands of federal investigators. two months before the election, cohen reported a conversation with a payment with karen mcdougall. mcdougall claims she had a nearly year-long affair with the president right after melania gave birth to baron in 2006. >> i wa

i'm george howell. cnn "newsroom" starts right now. at 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast a historic summit ahead of him, the u.s. president leaves his golf resort in scotland in the coming hours planning to meet with russia's vladimir putin in helsinki, and he will have a busy time ahead. on monday morning he meets with the finnish president, then he and mr. putin will spend the day in talks together. they talks fold by a joint appearance before the news media. he returns to the united states monday night. hanging over his head, over his summit, new evidence of russian meddling in the 2016 election. mr. trump says that he will bring the issue up, raise the issue with the russian leader, but his latest tweet seems to blame his predecessor, barack obama for, as he says, not dealing with it at the time. following the story is phil black life from turnberry. tell us more about the president's time looking ahead towards helsinki. >> reporter: george, since president trump arrived here in scotland on friday night he has been relatively quiet and seen very little as h

police say this man john lake howell, approached the sisters and randomly stabbed them. killing her and injuring her sister who was also stabbed. her death has caught the eye of hollywood stars including actress anne hathaway. she posted on instagram expressing her condolences and condemning her attacker. >>> in china, a homemade bomb exploded outside the u.s. embassy. police say the only person hurt was the bomber. one witness said he got in line to get a visa and heard the blast and saw the smoke. the bomber is a man from mongolia and they don't know his motive. the u.releasrm adtional sy was brght on >>> one-state trooper is dead and another is hurt in arizona after a roadside struggle. erratic driver thorities around throwing things at cars. troopers confronted the suspect and a fight broke out. a trooper lost his firearm to the suspect and the suspect fired two rounds shooting one trooper in the shoulder and wounded him. and a second trooper, killing him. >> our thoughts and prayers are with his family. lives have been shattered and ruined. we are all in a little bi

howell they respond to fears the commander in chief has aided an enemy. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i am wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we are following breaking news on president trump's attempt at summit damage control and the additional damage it may have actually caused. mr. trump under fire for his embarrassing public embrace of vladimir putin now says he believes that russia interfered in the election after all, but he undercut his own claim of support for the u.s. intelligence agencies by saying, and quoting him now, others, others might have been behind the attack as well. he also blamed the news media and slip of the tongue for the fire storm consuming his administration tonight. i talk with adam schiff. and our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first, let's go to senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny. jeff, the president was clearly under pressure to try to fix this. what's the latest? >> reporter: wolf, no question about it, this is a fire storm unlike any other

i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. and you're watching "cnn newsroom." >>> at 3:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast, president donald trump has a busy week ahead of him. >> on monday he's expected to take questions from reporters in a joint news conference with the visiting prime minister of italy. mr. trump will likely be asked about his latest twitter rant against the special counsel, robert mueller. the president now claiming mueller has multiple conflicts of interest in the russia investigation. >> in addition to that, there are still questions about the tapes the president's former attorney just released as well as mr. trump's threat to shut down the government to get funding for his border wall that he said mexico would pay for but in fact he means the taxpayers will pay for. >> cnn's boris sanchez is traveling with the president, or he was in new jersey. he has more on mr. trump's twitter tirade. that's hard to say. >> reporter: cnn has reached out to the white house to get clarity on specifically what president trump was referencing when he mentioned business conflict

i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. good to have you back. >> "newsroom" starts right now. and our top story, before donald trump became president, his former attorney secretly recorded him talking about a payment to a former playboy model. mcd one of many items th seized from cohen. when mr. trump found out about the tape, he said, quote, i can't believe michael would do this to me. >> and all this of course comes as a welcome distraction for the president following backlash from his controversial summit with the russian leader last week. this story however, it is still unfolding with more details likely to come out. jessica schneider explains what we know so far. >> reporter: michael cohen secretly recorded multiple conversations with donald trump sources tell cnn. and those tapes are now in the hands of federal investigators. two months before the election, cohen recorded a conversation with donald trump about a payment to mcdug al who claims she had a nearly year long affair with the president right after melania ga

for "cnn newsroom" i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta.ws coverage continues on the rescue operation taking place in thailand right now. "early start" is next for viewers in the united states and around the world. my colleague max foster is on deck live in london with the continuation of "cnn newsroom." you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. . . . >>> breaking news out of thailand. rescue crews making that dangerous trip back through the cave where eight boys have been stuck for more than two weeks. we're live at the scene. >>> i'm getting close to making a final decision. >> a primetime announcement from the east room as president trump changes the courts for decades to come. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo insisting talk with the u.s. andi north korea are still on track as pyongyang accuses

that intense heat is special daerous to younghildren and pets, fox 5 melissa howell has more on whatents and petdo owners should o keep their loved ones safe when thesete eratures rise. >>'r whene in your car, you might n think about how quickly your car can hea off, when you turns ac off and you get out and shut the door but t there's an aphat make sure you don't leave the kids in the car. 99 degrees outside caneel like 123 inside your vehicle within an hour.re >> just make su and make sure we that much time in the car ore get out. >> i can't imagine anario where you could forget your child in the back seat. never experienced it and at the same time, i've always been mindful of the care of my child. >> reporter: the national safety council said on average 37il chen die each year in the u.s.f as a result heat stroke. in 17, 42 children died. up from 39 the year before. the feature in the waze ap is meant to keep the little o safe when you're in the ap you go up to settndgs, then go down to general, and here you'll see child reminder. click on that, and turn it on. simple aitional pre

so, howell...going? we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole.eplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. great. yeah, great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. maria: time to look ahead at some of the big market events that could impact your money. we get the latest data on existing home sales. we are heading into the peak earnings season. we'll hear from alphabet, and whirl pool monday. then jetblue, harley davidson, texas instruments. and the government will report on the home pricing index. the services pmi. wednesday we'll get new home sales numbers. and also thing earnings with general motors, facebook, ford, coca-cola all reporting wednesday. housing vacancies for the country. and durable goods. and

you would say howell, i need to memorialize this thing, and turn your tape recorder on. >> no. this administration and this particular episode had become a hospice where reputations go to die. >> beautiful. >> and so, again, to repeat with lanny's entry, now i think we've got big muscular players on the field who may not be afraid to bend the rules. >> well, given the writer that you are, it is a flourish of a phrase. i give you the rebuttal. >> we don't know who's on the other tapes, what's on the other tapes. to skepticize at this point is too early. what he did was wrong. they've waived attorney/client privilege in terms of letting them out. we'll see what happens. >> i think we're very close to lanny cooperating. i'm not so sure we have mr. cohen cooperating yet. and i think that if he were, the southern district wouldn't have allowed this to happen and it might blow the whole deal. i'm also interested if we follow the scenario they were having in that conversation if you went to mr. pecker and you said to him, do you mind selling us this, i think he would say no, he'd say

her full maiden name was farina banks howell. was 18 years younger than her husband. when they got married he was -- she was 18 and he was 36. she was independent-minded. possibleeducated as for mid century american woman. she was sharp tongued at times. she had more friends than enemies. this is her room off to the side. room or it as a sitting a dressing room or reading and writing room. we have an original writing desk of her. she wrote quite a bit of a especially later in her life. after jefferson davis died in 1889 at the age of 81, mrs. davis moved to new york city. she signed a contract with joseph pulitzer to provide him with newspaper columns and for the last 16 years of her life, she lived in a hotel in manhattan writing newspaper columns for the new york world. she died in new york in 1906 at the age of 80. this painting is a pretty interesting one, somewhat for what it is. what it is is the archangel michael expelling lucifer from heaven. we think it dates to 1517. towas said to have given jefferson davis by pope pius the ninth. thate not quite sure about

steel or really in la i can love to go to cafe howells from every race paper could see next to each other and talking about life. then is back to the river for centuries the danube divided the two central parts of the city the first bridge connecting them was only completed in eighteen forty nine . to get into the flat i. the chain bridge was the first permanent bridge between past and buddha and big but the danube still plays the lead role in the development of hungary's capital only the one are. all joined at. the floating bus slowly makes its way back to the ramp where it will return to dry land this unique journey through the hungary and capital is one the passengers will remember for a long time to come. and with that we wrap up another week of euro max now and don't forget to check out our website to see the reports again or follow us on social media as always thanks for joining us and won't see again next week. but. i want to. did brown really love alpha hitler. did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side pur