iván: de un punto a otro. es increíble., de cualquier forma, querían sacar adelante a su familia. iván: teníamos un sueño-- los dos teníamos el mismo, que era ser futbolistas. carolina: en ese entonces, la suerte parecía no acompañarles. emilio: nos lesionamos-- iván: en el mismo partido. emilio: yo me hice daño en la rodilla e iván se hizo daño en los abductores. iván: estuvimos como un año en plan: "guau, ¿qué vamos a hacer?" carolina: los problemas económicos empeoraban en casa y los gemelos, quienes ya cumplían 17 años, sentían cada vez más responsabilidad de ayudar. carolina: ¿en qué momento se prende ese "chip" y dicen: "vamos a hacer video y vamos a vender esta imagen de los gemelos martínez. y vamos a ser famosos y sensación en redes sociales". emilio: conocimos a una persona. esa persona se llama rubén. es nuestro mejor amigo de-- en españa. y lo conocimos en bachillerato. y nos empezó a decir el tema de "social media". carolina: su compañero de clase les estaba presentando una oferta tentadora. iván: nos decía: "v

as well as our teaser roman casa robert reporting joining me now to continue this conversation as ivan eland senior fellow and director of the center on peace and liberty at the end of penguin institution and city and ivan thank you so much for joining us now ever think sions bill is passed through the senate and what do several things including this short less shorten the duration of loans to russia banks and russian oil and gas companies and allies firms that contribute to russian energy development and stop trump from being able to singlehandedly ease the think chips now ivan what are your thoughts on these new sanctions imposed on russia. well normally i don't support economic sanctions i also would like to see u.s. and russian mullard term improved relations because i think they have some common interest however this is more than russia this is an attack on our election system and i am afraid i have to support the sanctions in this case. because there's no other way to deter russia and other countries from doing this again obama didn't do enough and trump has no intention of doing

ivÁn tiene los detalles.n: desesperadas, estas personas quieren entrar a la cÁrcel para saber si sus familiares aÚn estÁn vivos. son momentos de angustia que se vivieron porque sehablaba de un enfrentamiento con varias personas fallecidas y se enteraron de la muerte de sus familiares.

but what he did was lead to ivan boski. >> ivan boski has been fined the largest penalty ever. >> hen to buy huge blocks of stock in companies secretly involved in takeover deals. >> ivan boesky was a crook. handing bags of cash to people who would give him inside information. >> if we had capital punishment for white collar crimes, i would say he would be a prime candidate. >> ivan arrived in court to hear himself described as a man whose arrogance has been stripped away. there's no doubt he's become a symbol of what's wrong with wall street. >> the indictment was like the bombshell on wall street. what is do we call greed the day before an indictment is filed? >> recently, we called it success. people such as ivan were being hailed as heroes. >> many of america's small investors have been appalled. >> i think they should put them in jail. >> more than 48 cases of insider trading bought by rudolph giuliani. >> he had the aura of being the best man in law enforcement to do it. >> if you do get caught, you are going to lose your liberty and go to prison. >> today, the market was off m

ivan: there are two issues.ng viewership of espn , as people cut the cable or unbundle, and also overall declining viewership and television. people are watching content, but they are consuming it on different platforms. they're watching it strange to their computer or downloadeing things. disney will get ahead of that because the power of the content. content. the king of if you do not have content, people will be staring at a blank screen. vonnie: there's revenue from different areas of disney and the media networks make up almost half the revenue. 21%s and resorts where at -- are at 21%. is disney looking to rebalance the pie chart in some way or make sure it stays the way this? ivan: two things will happen. on a speculative prediction, they may sell some of its tv stations, the media networks, which is the big orange part. and themeparkdio are becoming a greater portion of their revenue. vonnie: that high chart is incorrect. it is 30% of revenue something parks and media -- from thing parks and media. tell u

ivan coloun. program, gamehe on. nintendo's profit and sales as the switchtes console shows signs of becoming a money spinner. this is bloomberg. david: shares of nintendo right now are up, 6.5%, just about about 3% short of your five, six-year high on nintendo at ausly we're looking postearnings surge here after they had a big jump in quarterly profit. eugene has more from tokyo. takeaway from the last set of numbers? >> sure, yeah. the earningsng at report yesterday, what investors understand now is that the actually pretty profitable. people were worried that nintendo was spending a lot on advertising, rumors that they units, you know, usually shipped by sea, which is cheaper, but they were sending air.by people were worried if that profit, butts, hurt 16 billionted $ beating the market expectation. the device is profitable. one of the reasons why, gamers are engaging with it, buying games. expected. it's not a device that you buy, leave it around for a couple months until the next game comes out. gamers are playi

y terminamos con esta noticia, y es que ivÁn es el nuevo integrante del salÓn de la fama del bÉisboloterÍa, el ticket de raspar fue el que le concibiÓ la suerte. dijo que con el dinero pagarÁ deudas y ayudarÁ a un familiar con problemas de salud. bueno, y asÍ, los dejo, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. los dejo, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. nos vemos a las 23:00 p.m. presentadora: en venezuela, se vive la jornada mÁs violenta en cuatro meses de protesta. la asamblea constituyente ocurre entre poca participaciÓn y con un saldo mortal. al menos seis presuntos pandilleros fueron arrestados. el operativo ocurriÓ tras la visita del presidente trump que reiterÓ la guerra contra la mala selva trucha. tomaran maÑana las riendas del departamento de seguridad nacional tras la reasignaciÓn del general kelly como nuevo jefe de gabinete del presidente.

ivÁn: muy buenas tardes.lcÓn. -- alcohol. segÚn los propios estudios, no es posible detectar si el alcohol estÁ adulterado uno -- o no. hay que mencionar que los hoteles se han deslindado de la situaciÓn. han dejado las autoridades que tomen la cartas sobre el asunto. todavÍa no han arrojado ninguna lÍnea contundente. ha habido un operativo en abril en cancÚn. javier: es la primera vez que estados unidos hace esta advertencia tan especÍfica con los viajes a mÉxico. es asÍ? ivÁn: sÍ. es insÓlita por esta circunstancia. tambiÉn, por las vacaciones en mÉxico. en ese sentido, los propios hoteleros andan dando -- han tratado de deslindarse. dice que estÁn reforzando los procedimientos para evitar que esto ocurra. 43% de todo el halcÓn que se consume -- alcohol que se consume en mÉxico es adulterado segÚn las autoridades. presentadora: esta alerta va para 11 estados del paÍs. hasta el momento, tenemos alguna reacciÓn por parte del gobierno mexicano? ivÁn: oficialmente, del presidente de la repÚblica o secretario de

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ivan watson in moscow. thanks. >>> now for perspective, political analyst josh rogan, columnist for the "washington post." good morning, josh, mr. perspective. look, a lot of pressure on these two, a lot on the plate. could be a short meeting. what do you expect out of this thing? >> there's an effort and desire on both sides to have a happy, good meeting. a meeting where they show the world's largest nuclear powers can get along and actually talk about if not solve big issues of international concern. that's what both sides want. that's what we can expect. of course the context is that things are not happy, things are not hunky-dory. the relationship is not good. not only that, they're in europe. and most european countries see vladimir putin and his government as attacking their interests, attacking their democracies, attacking their way of life. attacking their institutions. there's a tension between the desire of the trump white house to show that the united states and russia can get along, and the over

ivÁn: todo listo para esta noche por univisiÓn, disputa el partido de semifinales de la copa oro.o con el director mÁs criticado en la historia del tri. jamaica con la fuerza y motivaciÓn de lo favorito. --del no comienza ya,

ivÁn: todo listo para esta noche por univisiÓn, disputa el partido de semifinales de la copa oro.ta noche en "aquÍ y ahora". familiares e investigadores todavÍa se preguntan por quÉ. >> hubiese visto isabel cÓmo era con su esposo y con sus hijos, uno nunca hubiera imaginado que llegara hacer algo asÍ. locutor: una madre inmigrante protagoniza una dolorosa tragedia familiar. un juego aparentemente inocente en internet, se ha convertido en un juego macabro para muchos adolescentes. >> ella me gritaba que hiciera algo que le diera oxÍgeno. locutor: pozos petroleros y refinerÍas en su vecindario. ellos aseguran que los peligros estÁn l

sot: ivan zamora, veteran// "it's called new hall.s the only hall that they offered and they said that i'd be able to stay there. it's the only hall that you could drink alcohol in. and anybody that was an upperclassman could stay at that hall."but this fall the rule is being implemented although zamora says applicants weren't notified before sending in their paperwork along with a $50 non redundable fee.this leaves him and at least six other veterans scrambling for an apartment within a month before classes begin - amid sky rocketing rent in the peninsula.sot: ivan zamora, veteran// "it's not enough time. they said by mid july it's now end of july. they really didn't care the kind of situation they'd put the student in."air force veteran francisco rodriguez said off camera he too was told there would be no problem when he applied to the univeristy in the spring.but he was also denied housing this week.they are now left looking for a studio that averages around 25- hundred a month. zamora says the g-i bill offers around 3 thousand but

ivan watson live from moscow now. i've been looking at this from both sides. what would constitute a successful meeting for the russians and for the u.s.? >> well, i think just the fact that you've got the two heads of state that are going to be meeting face to face. that's a big step forward for both sides. there hasn't been a meeting between russian and u.s. presidents in nearly two years since september of 2015 when barack obama was the u.s. president. the kremlin has indicated that having phone calls isn't enough. it's time to have a face-to-face meeting. and that would be good for basically geopolitical stability. the kremlin pointed out, though, that going into this meeting, regrettably, it does not know what washington wants to come out of this. we do have to recall that you're not going to have an entirely fair meeting. vladimir putin, this will be his fourth u.s. president that he's met. he's been in this position, head of state in russia, for years and years and years. the flashpoints are many. there could be success on the syrian front. the u.s. sec

. ♪ ♪ ivÁn: vamos a la informaciÓn.r: un gusto saludarlos desde texas. el comitÉ disciplinario de concacaf se encuentra reunido en este momento para determinar quÉ procederÁ en el caso maloudÁ es posible que en un par de horas se dÉ a conocer el comunicado de que la guyana francesa, haya perdido sobre la mesa el primer punto ganado en una copa oro. este es el reporte, regreso con ustedes. ivÁn: gracias, vamos con rodolfo que tiene marca personal sobre la selecciÓn mexicana, adelante, rodo. rodolfo: muchas gracias la selecciÓn mexicana en unos momentos mÁs estará abandonando el hotel para dirigirse a la casa de los broncos, para enfrentar a jamaica y buscar cerrar su pase a la siguiente ronda de la copa oro. por mi parte es todo, regreso con ustedes al estudio. ivÁn: el partido de cuartos de final de la copa de estados unidos entre miami fc y cincinnati no se disputÓ ayer por la lluvia, los organizadores dijeron que se habÍan vendido 10.000 tickets y estaba a punto de romperse el rÉcord personas. en solo minutos doble ca

ivan what do we read about this, that this is a full meeting?s is a formal meeting, which is significant to say this is a bilateral meeting instead of what we referred to as a pull-aside meeting in the hallways on the sidelines of this summit? >> reporter: really important because you haven't had the u.s. and russian president in a bilateral meeting since approaching nearly two years. the list of areas where moscow and washington have tension, it's really long. it includes the ukraine conflict. includes the syria conflict. includes fighter jets buzzing each other in many different theaters, and it includes more recent kind of examples of tension, just a couple weeks ago the u.s. slapping sanctions on dozens of additional russian people and entities in relation to its annexation of crimea in 2014. cancelling a meeting between u.s. under secretary of state and russian foreign minister a day after that in a tit for tat move. it includes russian anger at the u.s. shooting down a syrian warplane a couple weeks ago and ongoing anger about two russian

our ivan watson is here for us. ivan, i want to ask you the questions about how the meeting went did depends on who you ask. and we had a russian scholar on a couple hours ago who said, his feeling that russia is just spinning this. that it's maybe making a fabrication. and he even said sergey lavrov downright lied. what's the view from there? well, i think, first of all, russian officials looked pretty delighted with the meeting with a number of media personalities here saying that the trump/putin meeting overshadowed and eclipsed the entire g20. but, yeah, there is a question that after his kind of unprecedented meeting that went on so much longer than was originally planned that the two top diplomats hooper in the room came out and gave differing accounts, contrasting accounts about how that very controversial question was discussed of alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election. the russian foreign minister came out and said hey, vladimir putin denied any meddling, and the american president accepted it. take

joining us is ivan feinseth.van, expectations were high going in the stock rallied more than 40% so far this year. facebook managing to surpass it. what were the highlights of the report for you >> the biggest thing is the introduction of communities, where mark zuckerberg talked about continuing to expand facebook's mission of connecting the world. they'll start to allow users to the create communities to group people with similar interests. the key driver of this will have more people join but increase user engagement. the more users are engaged, the higher the problability they wil start to click on advertising. this is another extension of the goal of connecting the world, increasing engagement and eyeballs on ads. >> can messengers apps be monetized in the same way as video content? it seems much trickier for them to make the most out of whatsapp compared to people watching videos on facebook >> i think if you see an ad that has an interest to you, one of the other things they spoke about is to better use ai

♪ ♪ ♪ ivÁn: para los hermanos cer de el salvador la madre fue el timonel.a historia de estos hermanos no comienza en la cancha, sino en el esfuerzo de su madre para alcanzar los baÑos de sus hijos hasta convertir a los cuatro futbolistas profesionales. >> tenÍa mucha clientela. vendÍa bastante. lo importante es que ellos tenÍan sus pasajes para ir a la cancha y los tacos. no tenÍamos los medios para llevarlos a los entrenos, le pusimos empeÑo y el anhelo era de verlos un dÍa ser futbolista. >> mi mamÁ es la que siempre nos ha apoyado. ella nos lleva. ha sido fundamental para nosotros. >> el salvador enfrenta graves problemas sociales. al menos 25.000 habitantes son integrantes de pandillas. y el fÚtbol la manera de mantener con vida a los hijos. >> tenÍa bastante valores morales y espirituales. es lo principal. >> es raro ver a una familia que le guste tanto el fÚtbol. es porque siempre tuvimos el apoyo de mis papÁs. ana: si bien el mÁs conocido de los hermanos es darwin. brenda es quien mÁs trofeos ha traÍdo a casa. >> mi mamÁ dice que me llevaba a comprar

and what can president trump, ivan expect from mr. putin?'s the question we're all asking right now. what we can expect a very experienced politician and head of state -- i mean vladimir putin has been at this a long time. the fourth u.s. president he will met with serving as president of russia. so he comes with a vast amount of experience to the table. he also comes from a relative position of strength when it comes to his domestic position of power. you know, donald trump is not only new in office but he is being dogged by investigations and challenges in the courts, as well as on the streets, and from even members of his own party. meanwhile vladimir putin has had decades to consolidate power at home and is unrivaled in fact here in russia. the relations between the two countries, at one kremlin official are at the zero point right now. and that's despite people had when trump was elected. he had talked about trying to improve relation was russia and instead they've deteriorated further with just a couple of weeks ago the u.s. slapping s

ivÁn tiene los detalles.hablaba de un enfrentamiento con varias personas fallecidas y se enteraron de la muerte de sus familiares. uno de sus hermanos se estaba por salir de prisiÓn y no tiene noticias. >>es mi familia y no los vamos a dedicar a la deriva. >>aquÍ estÁbamos más seguros. ariel: segÚn las autoridades cederle a riÑa empezÓ en el penal de mÁxima seguridad. >>la recuperaciÓn de los cuerpos se dio en las Áridas del corredor del bloque uno en el exterior de la cocina asÍ como en el interior de la misma. se levantaron cadÁveres en el patio del bloque tres. ariel: durante la madrugada, la hace de personas se reunieron en las instalaciones del forense. se espera que durante el dÍa se sigan los trabajos. una vez que las autoridades retomaron el control de esta cÁrcel,permitieron que los familiares ingresaran para saber el estado de salud de sus seres queridos. hace tiempo ya habÍan denunciado conflictos al hace tiempo ya habÍan denunciado conflictos al interior de esta prisiÓn. uier t. solo en mcdonald's

ivan, i see a lot of people there are. more than what we saw this last hour from this particular view, given the heat, given the situation, these demonstrators are still determined to have their voices heard? >> reporter: it's a little hard to hear you, i'm sorry, george. but this does seem to have grown somewhat since the start of the protest march a couple hours ago. it an unique hong kong tradition. every july 1st, groups from across the spectrum of political parties and associations and agendas, they come out and they march here in the streets. and you will not see this, george, in any other city in china. because china has one-party rule, the communist party, and no other political parties are allowed. so these kind of scenes, some of these people very critical of the central government. some people lobbying about completely different issues like workers rights, shorter working hours. or members of the fallen religious movement which is banned in china. they all kind of come out on this mosaic on this day which is all

>> ivan watson, thank you so much. we appreciate it.hat was a very interesting take that stood out when he said that president trump that we see on television is not the same president trump that he sees behind closed doors. in a face-to-face meeting. >> there's also the headline as ivan just told us, that you'll have to ask him yourself, talking about the president, we now know that the president will not hold a news conference at the end of the g20, something that his predecessors did after their attendance. we know right now the big meeting today is the meeting with the chinese president, xi jinping, happening right now. you see on the left of your screen, president trump and the u.s. delegation sitting across from president xi and the chinese delegation, north korea at the top of the list. also trade on the list. the islands in the south china sea all of it up for discussion, we're following this breaking news, we'll talk more after the break. and planning birthday parties, nobody does it better. she's also in a rock band. look at h

ivÁn: a mÍ me parece que se tiene que preocupar mÁs estados unidos. segundo tiempo, pero me parece que estados unidos va a ir de menos a mÁs en los prÓximos partidos iba a mejorar. comentar ustedes creen que -- comentarista: ustedes creen que se tenga que preocupar estados unidos o panamÁ por martinica? josÉ: yo pienso que se tiene que preocupar estados unidos un poquito porque la velocidad que tienen los delanteros de martinica les va a dar problemas a la defensa de estados unidos. comentarista: seguimos hablando de estados unidos. yo quiero hablar de nicaragua martinica. comentarista: sÍ, por lo que vimos hoy algo deberÍa cambiar para lo que viene. comentarista: lo que pasa es que es muy contundente el equipo de martinica en el contragolpe. comentarista: y es muy dÉbil nicaragua. comentarista: sÍ, pero tuvo la pelota en algunos momentos, pero no pudo concretar. comentarista: tal vez la diferencia pudo haber sido mÁs amplia a favor de martinica. preocuparse, no. se la pregunta es esa, no creo que es para preocuparse, pensar que les puede llegar a arr

ivan watson, thank you for that reporting. let's bring in our panel now joining us, washington bureau chief for the chicago sun times lynn sweet and cnn legal and national security analyst asha. ladies, the president's team is now defending this meeting saying even though it happened it is not illegal. let's listen. >> what's being violated here? because at the end of the day, i keep saying this, this is interesting and i understand why you're covering it, but the fact is no legal violation for the meeting. the meeting itself is not a violation of the law. >> so, do you first, agree, there's nothing illegal here, and second, even if no laws were broken, does that mean there's nothing wrong with having had this meeting? >> right, ana. so this is once again another jedi mind trick being attempted to say this is completely normal. and it's not normal. it may be that if this meeting is taken in isolation we can't get any of the american principles who were there on a crime, but i suspect this is the tip of the iceberg. i will say

thanks so much, ivan, ivan livingston on the hedge fund world.lenty more still to come on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. physiciansdding 250 over the next three years to boost investment banking and make up for slumping loan profitability at home. the bank will raise headcount at bcs smb see security -- sm security unit. they are diversifying operations as record low interest rates per earnings. betty: best buy dropping the most in more than a year after amazon introduced a service that threatened it geek squad business. amazon smart home services is designed to help customers configure their internet-connected product. services account for 5% of revenue at best buy, which requires geeksquad. shares have been up. german prosecutors are escalating an investigation into over half ofche these old emissions cheating. they are looking into the role of unnamed employees at the porsche market in germany and the u.s. there are diesel fraud investigations into other german aids. other germ

ivÁn: la gira promocional de mayweather contra mcgregor continÚa mÁs enseguida que nunca.o picante, con tocino y aros de cebolla. gracias jack! ah, ¡pan comido! ¿se te antoja? te lo servimos. dulce o picante, prueba mis nuevos bbq bacon cheeseburger o chicken sandwich. crave van! ramÓn:en pequeÑos con talento, le presentamos este divertido vÍdeo donde aparece bailando con su papÁ. veamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ estÉ pendiente porque todos los dÍas compartiremos el talento de quienes nos han enviado vÍdeo, y cada semana vamos a anunciar un ganador. estaremos muy atentos para recibir estos divertidos vÍdeos de pequeÑos con talento.ra: sÍ. cita maÑana aquÍ, en "primer impacto". ♪ ♪ enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche miÉrcoles 12 de julio. esta sola noticia . el daca y el tps en peligro. el secretario general john kelly, dijo que si la intervenciÓn del congreso, ambos programas podrÍan dejar de existir. es georgia velan los cuerpos de los niÑos que fueron asesinados

>> ivan, thank you very much.ew details, let's go now to our editor at large, chris cillizza and richard painter and former cia counterterrorism official phil mudd. from ivan's report there, the agalarov's family, you've got a russian tycoon, pop star and they helped to arrange this meeting. what this report makes clear is that when they say they have information from the senior levels of the russian government, one would believe that because everything that they had is because of their relationship with the kremlin. >> that's right. when you look at what don junior is doing, he's getting a call from someone he doesn't know. one is money, two is sex, three is power. this is about access to power. if you want access to power, you need trust and credibility. the lawyer didn't have that trust. especially when she's promising to damaging information about hillary clinton. but she comes with a stamp of approval not only with somebody that the trump family knows but with someone who has access to the kremlin. so he's lo

so i sat down with ivan urgant himself to discuss the obstacles he faces doing comedy in russia.s talk about like restrictions. are there things you can and cannot say on your show? do you feel comfortable doing politics on your show? >> not really too much politics. we do some. >> stephen: do you talk about trump on your show? >> from time to time. >> stephen: because we talk about him all the time. >> yeah, that's why you guys are number one now in the states. thank you, mr. president. >> stephen: thank you very much. >> so we're more close to fallon, than to john oliver. >> stephen: does putin watch your show? >> no, i don't know. >> ask him about putin. ask him about putin. is he like to sit naked on a horse? i won't say it! >> stephen: that i know of! i was finally ready to make my russian debut. >> stephen: introducing stephen colbert! >> stephen: i love the russian people. >> why do you love russian people? how come you suddenly started loving us? >> stephen: because they're so friendly... they're so friendly, they're so welcoming. i was out on the streets last night here

we got ivan watson in months skou. andrew let's start with you in hong kong. the north korean leader promising more of the same. >> that's right michael, still a very -- not surprisingly belligerent tone coming from north korea. kim jong-un was reportedly at the site watching it live, this is according to north korean news agency. he said at that launch, that this was a package of gifts to the u.s. on its independence day and he urged the sitest to continue to send big and small gifts to the yankees as he called them. so make it very clear there that north korea is not finished in its testing, both of missile technology and nuclear technology. now, kim's paper also saying this was a chance for them to perfect varies technical spellsifications for ibm and missile. they say the tests have been successfully and they have been able to develop the warhead to reenter the atmosphere to take heat resistance, et cetera. they're going very strongly with their nuclear and missile technology developments. the response as you say was south korea and the u.s. having these m

tensions to try to sort through, hannah. >> ivan we appreciate it ivan watson live for us in moscow.nk you. >>> other news a canadian man served ten years at gaumt o bay in after fighting in afghan is reportedly get an $8 million settlement appear 30-year-old omar sued his country claiming canada failed to protect his rights under a international law under a 2010 .plea deal with uts he admitted to hurling a grenade in afghanistan when he was 15 years old killing a u.s. special forces member back in 2002. his critics say he deserves nothing because he is a killer supporters say he was coerced into being a child soldier. >> a heart breaking story of one terminally ill british baby has drawn worldwide attention and sympathy including from the vatican. the pope's pediatric month in rome saying it is willing to take in kmarly gard so the parents are decide the fate. . the president of the hospital has been in act contact with the mother. the londened is hospital is refusing to transfer the baby. >> the hospital has told us that the board for legal reasons cannot transfer the baby to us. t

great to see you, ivan. someone is not telling the truth. great to see you. >>> joining me to discuss, erol lewis is here. lindsey graham, author of blowing my cover, blowing my life is here. the director of policy planning at the sate department, president and ceo of the colonial williamsburg association and general for the nonpartisan legal center, larry noble, the former general council. let's get to it. your titles are longer than my questions, let's hope. erol, you heard kellyanne conway defense coming from the white house on this meeting. is that nothing came of the meeting so the meeting doesn't matter. does it? >> the meeting may not matter. that's not the reason. the meeting may not matter because nothing was discussed. donald trump jr. in his role as a campaign operative was not required to disclose the meeting and, frankly, it's not a crime to lie to a reporter. he gave misleading, conflicting statements to "the new york times." that is not a crime. i don't think we should assume there was something going on until we find out what

ivan watson with the reporting. thank you for that today. >>> we are just under an hour's time now from a cease-fire that is set to start in southwest syria. noon sunday deaamascus time. the deal was agreed to between the u.s. president and his russian counterpart. the cease-fire is the first indication that the united states and russia are working together on the syrian crisis. following that story we go to live in jordan. so the cease-fire set to start within the next hour. what will it mean for people on the ground there? >> reporter: well, in the past few months, there has been really heavy fighting taking place in that part of syria. there has been a aregime offensive where they have gained some ground in that part of the country where the dominant player really was the free syrian army, so it will be welcome relief the fighting that people have had to endure in recent moontdmonths. but to put it in on to cto cont according to u.s. you and jordanian officials, this is part of a deal that has been in the works f

. >> ivan watson is live from moscow this hour. what are you learning about this meeting this morning, ivan? >> reporter: well, it's very important, because it comes about 48 hours after secretary tillerson and president trump sat down with the russian president vladimir putin and his foreign minister. ukraine is essentially an enemy of russia. it views the russian government as its enemy ever since the 2014 invasion and occupation and a anexting of ukraine. ukraine is very much at war with russian-backed separatists in ukraine. that has claimed more than a hundred ukrainian soldiers killed in that conflict in the first six months of this year alone. so as trump and putin were speaking together in germany, there were still dozens of cease-fire violations reported by international osce monitors in that conflict zone in eastern ukraine. ukrainian concern, of course, is that if relations thaw and warm between moscow and washington, ukraine could get left out in the cold and that is presumably one of the reasons why secretary of state

jeff bag lo, ivan rod reege uz and tim raines getting the call along with commissioner bud selig getting the nod too. >> allen iverson upset sixer fans by bailing on the big three tournament in philadelphia. tonight, he didn't even show up for a game in dallas. the league gave them no warning and they don't know why a.i. was a no show. >> i thought these were professional drivers. an eight car crash. kyle busch escaped trouble today. he wins, busch first ever win in the poconos, one of two tracks. he had never won on until today. they call it the tricky triangle. no longer an issue for kyle busch. >> thanks, jeff. one more hats off to the little league baseball team they captured little league state championship 18-5 the final. now to the regionals in connecticut with the little league series on the line. check it out next sunday espn3 in first round action. >> dozens of excited kids head off to camp. find out about this program put on pennsylvania state police. >>> christmas in july. a special delivery brings smiles to young patients. ?oats ♪ patients. ♪ ♪ where's gary? 'saved money on

reminiscing with even lend all. —— winning the wimbledon title. —— he has not been reminiscing with ivane france as we saw yesterday, with mark cavendish's broken shoulder and peter sagan's expulsion. but there's a new leader, and afamiliarone, as ben croucher reports. the tour de france can be deceptive. the tour de france can be deceptive. the first claim to test this year's main contenders. —— the first climb. many of chris from's main rivals wilted —— chris froome. this gradient of up to 20% for a stunning summit victory, the real race was behind, as chris froome outsprinted all but dan martin to take second place. he overtook an exhausted greg thomas, who slips back to second. the last two men to don the yellow jersey here have gone on to win in paris, and this is the prettiest pictures for chris froome. england have beaten south africa at the women's cricket world cup by 68 runs, thanks to a record—breaking partnership of 275 from tammy beaumont and sarah taylor in bristol. the hosts have overtaken south africa to move third in the group stage table, as hugh ferris reports. watchin

meet ivan stoltzfus. >> a dream is like an engine. spark. 70-year-old ivan stoltzfus got that spark from his father. >> he said one day out of the blue, ivan, if you have a dream, don't wait till you're too old and physically can't do it just do it. >.report stoltzfus a farmer for nearly 30 years near lancaster, pennsylvania, always wanted to drive across the u.s. and felt a calling to somehow support us veterans. saying he took freedom for granted. >> it got to point i couldn't even sleep at night. >> reporter: stoltzfus decided to combine dreams and drive across the country in this modified tractor. raising money and awareness for wounded heroes. >> are you a veteran. >> yes, sir. >> all right. navy,. h. >> thank you for your service. i really appreciate that. >> thank you. i'm going across america for ptsd programs doing fun raising for veterans. >> reporter: in 20 between 14 he drove from the jersey shore to the beaches of california and now he's at it driving around the country at 14 miles an hour in this 1948 custom john deere.

andersen. >> ivan watson.hank you. >> perspective from some one who briefed many presidents in both parties and some of the deepest secrets the country has. former cia, and michael hayden knows a thing or two about russian spying. speaks out when we continue. you don't let anything lkeep you sidelined. come on! that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals... best one ever! for the strength and energy, to get back to doing what you love. ensure, always be you. so we know how to cover almost almoanything.hing even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> when donald trump jr. released e-mails he gave a window into international intrigue. how much showed up on the radar of various u.s. intelligence agencies if any at all. we don't know. good to get perspective from some one with deep knowledge of how it works in this countr

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ivÁn: desde las imágenes en las afueras de la casa de leopoldo lÓpez hasta esta fotografÍa. se encuentra delicado estado de salud. habrÁ que esperar las evaluaciones que hacen los mÉdicospara poder realidad conocer su circunstancia fÍsica. ivÁn: seres obesos del lÍder opositor es en efecto lo que marcÓ la pauta y que implica el traslado de lÓpez a tu casa. por eso otros opositores y Éste asegura que no se debe de abandonar las calles en venezuela. entre tanto,una de las autoras mÁs importantes escribiÓ hoy es un cuenta de twitter. " si leopoldo lÓpez tiene prole mÁs de luz, 'pr w+eno lo llevan a un hospital?" este que son americanas explicaciÓn y transparencia. >> contra de la violaciÓn de los derechos humanos. y eso ha causado sus efectos en esta actitud del gobernante las prÓximas acción tiene que estar encadenadas para mantener la presiÓn de calle. ramÓn: por su parte, el padre de leopoldo lo esefectivamente dijo de espaÑa cÓmo porque conociÓ la noticia de la liberaciÓn de su hijo despuÉs de dos aÑos y medio sin hablar con Él. el padre latÍa comentaron que la salud de leo

and ivan, what can we expect from this meeting? >> reporter: women well, just two days ago, he was in a lengthy meeting with trump and putin and lavrov. and now he's about to sits down with poroshenko, the ukrainian president. this is significant because ukraine views itself to be effectively at war with russia ever since the invasion, occupation and annex saying of the ukranian peninsula of crimea in 2014. and ukraine has been at war with russia-backed separatists now in a conflict that claimed more than 10,000 lives and left countless more homeless. so it's going to be important from the ukranian perspective to be reassured that a warming of ties between the leader of its archenemy and the u.s. does not mean that ukraine will be left out in the cold, that it's interests will be ignored. and the ukranians have made a point of pointing out that president poroshenko was in washington on on jujune 20th an have a face-to-face meeting with president trump ahead of this much anticipated and historic meeting with president putin in hambu

so, you have the sound of water wherever you are in this house. >> and immediate meditation, ivan --ou know, that warm feeling, home feeling. and then, as we're walking in to the house, this is a very, very unique door. >> the home was obviously custom-built for the owners. at the very end of the design and development and creation project, the door was unveiled to them, and, as you can see, it epitomizes the home. >> i mean, look at this. look at this chandelier. >> incredible -- absolutely incredible. >> there's a peace about this property, ivan, that when you walk in, it doesn't overwhelm you. >> you're immediately struck by the architecture. >> yeah. >> you look at it, and you just -- you're inspired. then you walk through the home, and you feel the light. you feel the air. you feel the zen of what it has to offer. and you come out to the backyard, and the backyard kind of cascades over. >> the nice thing about this is it opens up to the family room, and you've got the fireplace that looks like it's outside, and the main thing in here is the glass ceilings, because the light come

tenemos a los tres amigos de justino e ivÁn que se llevaron un reconocimiento muy importante. tema obligatorio de hoy es la reuniÓn que se realiza en hamburgo, alemania. trump se reuniÓ con el mandatario de rusia, vladimir putin. >> un saludo desde washington. es un dÍa muy ocupado para el presidente de trump en su visita a la cumbre de g20 en hamburgo, alemania. tuvo dos reuniones importantes, primero con enrique peÑa nieto. trump, al ser consultado, volviÓ a insistir que harÍa que mÉxico se haga responsable financieramente de la construcciÓn del muro. tambiÉn tuvo una importante reuniÓn con el presiente ruso vladimir putin. como bien sabemos, hubo una interferencia de rusia en las elecciones. ambos se mostraron muy contentos de haberse conocido y haberse reunido. fue un dÍa ocupado para el presente truco en esta visita a la cumbre-- presente trump en esta visita a la cumbre de g20. >> gracias, fernando, por la informaciÓn. vamos a sacramento donde viviana pÁez nos tiene consejos sobre cÓmo sacar la ciudadanÍa. ♪ >>hola, amigos. el 67% de los residentes que viven permanenteme

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sot: ivan zamora, veteran// "it's called new hall.t's the only hall that they offered and they said that i'd be able to stay there. it's the only hall that you could drink alcohol in. and anybody that was an upperclassman could stay at that hall."but this fall the rule is being implemented although zamora says applicants weren't notified before sending in their paperwork along with a $50 non redundable fee.this leaves him and at least six other veterans scrambling for an apartment within a month before classes begin - amid sky rocketing rent in the peninsula.sot: ivan zamora, veteran// "it's not enough time. they said by mid july it's now end of july. they really didn't care the kind of situation they'd put the student in."air force veteran francisco rodriguez said off camera he too was told there would be no problem when he applied to the univeristy in the spring.but he was also denied housing this week.they are now left looking for a studio that averages around 25- hundred a month. zamora says the g-i bill offers around 3 thousand b

. >> yo me hice daÑo en la rodilla e ivÁn los abductores.entonces ocurriÓ algo que los ecos sorprendidos. fueron a un centro comercial de espaÑa y la gente comenzÓ a reconocerlos y pedirles fotos como si se tratara de celebridades. su madre no entendÍan por quÉ. >> quÉ es lo que hacéis? carolina: allÍ tuvieron que contarle lo que estaban haciendo. >> le explicamos lo que era youtube. ella no tenÍa redes sociales. carolina: en ese momento su madre se vio ante el reto cuando sus hijos le dicen, quiero ser famoso. >> los que nacieron a partir de 1996 al presente, nativos digitales. nacieron con un celular en la mano y con internet. carolina: cristina es psicÓloga, escribe libros y dictar conferencias sobre un tema en particular, enseÑarle sus padres cÓmo criar a sus hijos. >> debemos tratar que sus hijos estudien. si tienen este talento, por ejemplo, si tienen un talento mediÁtico, se pueden expresar bien ante una cÁmara, y decirles, vamos estudiar algo para desarrollar este talento. carolina: los martÍnez seguían desarrollando de forma autodid