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cnn's jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: it wasn't nearly as dramatic as the time the lights came crashing down. >> ooh! >> reporter: while bill and hillary clinton were preparing for a "60 minutes" interview. but when president trump spoke, it was as if the lights were listening. >> i have a full faith in our intelligence agencies. whoops, they just turned off the light. that must be the intelligence agencies. there it goes. okay. are you guys okay? >> reporter: the president stayed calm, but twitter got excited. "putin turned out the damn lights at the white house," read one tweet. "the intelligence community has spoken," read another. even the president allowed that it was -- >> strange. >> reporter: -- strange. evangelicals, do you need any more signs from a god, asked one critic. then the twitter account identifying itself as god chimed in -- "did you like it when the lights went out on him? that was me." but it's not the first time this has happened. >> so that we put them in our jails, because to put him in our jails, they didn't pay the electric bill -- to put him -- oh, i like tha

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>> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> i don't see any reason why it would be. >> no!. >> no! >> and thank you so much for joining us. don't forget, you can watch-outout any time, anywhere. you just have to go to cnn go. thank you so much for joinings. see you tomorrow. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. president trump now saying he was very strong in his words with vladimir putin in helsinki, but you have to take his words for it because if it's true, it only happened when no one else was looking. it only happened behind closed doors with only a pair of interpreters in the room to allegedly witness it. we spoke than meeting today. he spoke than meeting today, and even though he now says he agrees that russia interfered in the election, he still could not bring himself to say that vladimir putin has been lying about it and lying to him. that and a lot more just aired in an interview the president did today with cbs news's jeff glor. we're going to play the most significant passages

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jeanne moos: "and you're a proud citizen?""a super proud citizen."stance, this naturalized citizen from india."i used to be very proud // now, i would just say i'm just moderately proud now // it makes me heartbroken // and hopeful that i shall be extremely proud again."those who admit to a slide in their pride... natsstend to blame a president who has wrapped himself in the flag."i'd be 'extremely' if trump wasn't president.""it's a shame, it's disgusting." jeanne moos: "i'm gonna put you in the "not at all proud to be an american.""not at all. if i had an opportunity, i'd get the hell out of this (expletive) country. excuse my french."32-percent of democrats told gallop they were extremely proud compared to 74-percent of republicans. the president's patriotism never flags."so many stars. if she wasn't my flag, i'd be dating her."jeanne moos, cnn natsnew york. ( darya ) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... why cities all across the country are stepping up security for the 4th of july. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) (darya) welcome back to the kr

here's jeanne most. >> it wasn't as dramatic as the time the lights came crashing down. preparing for ab interview. but when president trump spoke it was as if the lights were listening. >> i have a full faith in our intelligence agencies. whoops, they just turn ed off te lights. that must be the intelligence agency. there it goes. okay. you guys okay? >> the president stayed calm, but twitter got excited. putin turned out the damn lights at the white house, read one tweet. the intelligence community has spoken. even the president allowed it was strange. evangelicals, do you need anymore signs from a god, asked one critic. then the twitter account identifying itself as god chimed in. did you like it when the lights went out on him? that was me. but it's not the first time this has happened. >> so we put them in our jails. because to put them in our jails, they didn't pay the electric bill. i like that much better. >> then candidate trump lit up when the lights went off. >> chanting worked. nothing to do but make light of it. >> i have a full faith. in our intelligence ag

with me now is jeanne shaheen of new hampshire. thank you for being here. is your responsibility to lindsey graham? he says in no world, absolutely not would i be supportive of this subpoena. >> i understand that a number of my republican colleagues don't like this idea. but the point is, the point that senator graham made, and that is we don't know what the president agreed to in this meeting. the information we're getting about what was said is coming out of the russian government, the minuistry of defense in russia is where we've heard what they agreed to. it is incumbent on the administration to let the american people and congress know what was agreed to. we have an oversight responsibility so we need to get this information. >> but the push back is, and to be candid, lindsey graham wants answers on russia. he called the trump administration naive on russia. so he is no apologist for the trump administration. but his point is that if you do that, you have a chilling effect, right? i mean that there has to be some privacy to these things, some ability f

trish: shame it has got into political jeanne shaheen says we need to see the transcript, talk to thelator. >> how about getting all secret meetings senate have? they have behind closed doors sessions. do you think the white house can call, i know this is closed-door secret session, send me over a copy? that is not the way business is done. each place has its role. oversight role. trish: why do you have republicans who don't like isn't. >> republicans are part of the club. they are senators. they love to bring the secretary of state up there, sit up on their podium and beat up on, this is very tough secretary of state. you will not beat up on him. you won't know a lot more than we know now. trish: do you think mike pompeo knows everything? >> mike pompeo knows what the president wanted him to know. he is very involved in the preparation as is john bolton. he will certainly not disclose anything. so. trish: all right. ed rollins. >> thank you. trish: president trump venting frustration over the leaked secret recording between him and his former lawyer michael cohen asking what kind of

cnn's jeanne moos takes us back. >> you know what's been a survivor?arting with "survivor" in the year 2000. hatching memorable moments like when a richard hatch without clothes. >> never get used to seeing richard naked. >> reporter: some of us managed to duck reality tv. >> there's two types of people in this world, educated and uneducated. >> reporter: but this nielsen chart of the decade shows reality in blue grows while sitcoms in orange become almost extinct and drama in green shrinks. even if you didn't watch "american idol," you couldn't escape the worst vocalist. ♪ she bangs, she bangs >> thank you, thank you. >> reporter: the allure of train wreck tv. be they real house wives or d denizens of the jersey shore, from snooki drunk to snooki punch. to kim flailing at khloe. and they call this reality romance? you're pulling our leg, right? >> katie. >> most definitely. >> reporter: oops. >> i forgot her name. that wasn't the girl i wanted to give it to. >> reporter: her new future president would have reality show on his resume. >> you're all fir

very close to a complete victory whether it's was two main issues the first one is that there is jeanne as. still unable to secure the areas it has been with the support of its allies able to capture so far and the other thing is that their region has been depending mainly on short term. strategy or tactics that leads to basically brutal results at a later stage meaning. what just two hours referring to here why not only opposition groups but people from the way that themselves then assert for because most of the fighters who carried out that in so way the people said that they came from the countryside of damascus and from basically maly from the refugee camp here move in damascus where the regime brokered the deal was some isis fighters basically allowed them to be you look at it to basically area that is close to the way that and the desert of eastern syria and this is why i think that the problem here is that assad is moving basically one problem or solving one problem now creating ten others later on and the other issue i think that people are basically blaming assets for and the r

jeanne shaheen said, "i'm calling for a hearing with the u.s. interpreter who was present during president trump's meeting with putin to uncover what they discussed privately. this interpreter can help determine what potus shared/promised putin on our behalf." and ned price, that is unprecedented, but the meeting was unprecedented and we've already seen that donald trump can't keep his story straight from one day to the next in terms of dealing with vladimir putin. and these translators do often take notes because as we saw yesterday, for example, with vladimir putin, he can speak at length. and for a translator to translate it all they have to write down certain notes about what vladimir putin said. what do you make of this democratic demand in the senate to hear from the translator? >> well, you're right, lawrence, that this would be unprecedented. but all of this is unprecedented. i think we have to throw this quaint notion of precedent out the window. when it comes to the motion that senator shaheen put forward, look, the fact of the matter

the daily beast reporting senator jeanne shaheen's office was hit by at least one phishing e-mail attack, also by someone impersonating a latvian official hoping to get inside information on american sanctions against russia. this comes after russian hackers tried unsuccessfully, we believe, to infiltrate senator claire mccaskill's office computer network. she's in a tough reelection fight. joining me now is democratic senator jeanne shaheen who serves on the foreign relations and armed services committees. welcome, senator. first of all, have you identified who might have been responsible for this phishing attempt against your computers? >> you know, we haven't. when we get a phishing attempt, we turn it over to senate security, to the i.t. folks in the senate, and they've done a great job. anything that's more serious like the request for the meeting, we turned over to the fbi and other law enforcement authorities. so we do that, but we don't really know how those investigations come out. we don't have any apparatus in our office that can do the investigations. >> you have been very ou

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: talk about grasping at straws.ard the juiciest part of the trump-cohen tape? >> they don't have any -- >> get me a coke, please. >> they don't have a legitimate purpose. >> reporter: incontrovertible evidence of a thirsty president. >> get me a coke, please. >> reporter: living up to his reputation for daily consumption of -- >> 12 diet cokes, right? >> that's 144 ounces of president fuel. >> reporter: you'd be surprised how many commenters tweeted my favorite part is when he yells "get me a coke, please." others ranked it up there with "mom, more meatloaf" from wedding crashers. >> hey, marx go get some meatloaf. >> there were some comparisons to jfk, my fellow americans -- >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask -- >> get me a coke, please. >> but there was one thing that got the most comments, that even critics found pleasing. >> wow. he said please. he said please? must be a fake. trump says please to the help. that's my president. he hasn't always been complimentary about his favorite beverage, tweeti

jeanne moos.syndrome. >> effectively call bush derangement syndrome. >> trump derangement syndrome. >> make yourself great again, rezine. >>> hello again, everyone. thanks for being with me. i'm fredricka whitfield this saturday. after a week of intense damage control following president trump's stunning and controversial meeting with russian president vladimir putin, the white house is remaining silent so far this weekend. still no official readout on that summit, but we are hearing details not from the trump administration but from russia. the kremlin sharing their version of events and the russian foreign minister saying the meeting was "better than super." now president trump says

senator jeanne shaheen has been a sharp critic of russia in terms of them messing with our election. was outspoken in support of sanctions on russia in response to that meddling. the rt funded by the russian government, they should have to register as a foreign agent in this country. she was pushy as well about kaspersky software which intelligence believes is being used as a spying tool on u.s. government computers for the russians. with that kind of critical record, the russian government decided to deny a visa for senator shaheen to make that congressional visit along with her republican colleagues. and so her republican colleagues decided that they wouldn't go either. they canceled the visit rather than go without her. nice, right? bipartisan. nonpartisan solidarity on that one. oh, yeah, russia? one of us can't come? then we're not coming. all three of those senators are on the foreign relations committee together. they were all going to do this trip together. but if the russian wouldn't let the democrat go, then they decide they'd wouldn't go at all. nice. it was nice while it

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here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: is once exploding american patriotism starting to fizzle? you call yourself extremely proud to be an american? >> not at the moment, sorry. ♪ i'm proud to be an american >> reporter: only 47% of americans say they're extremely proud to be an american. that's the lowest level since gallup first asked the questions 17 years ago. >> extremely proud, very proud, moderately proud, only a little. >> very proud. >> i think i could be prouder to be an american. >> 100% patriotic. >> i would say i'm embarrassed to be an american right now. >> reporter: and you're a proud citizen? >> super proud. >> reporter: immigrants gave us especially heartfelt answers. this naturalized citizen from india. >> i used to be very proud. i would say i'm moderately proud now. it makes me heartbroken and hopeful that shall be extremely proud again. >> reporter: those who admit to a slide in their pride tend to blame a president who has wrapped himself in the flag. >> i'd be extremely if trump wasn't president. >> it's a shame. it's disgusting. >> i'm going to put you in

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senator jeanne shaheen.new hampshire and sits on the armed services committee and foreign affairs committee. senator shaheen, we're talking about the short sightedness of the president's trade wars, unilateral trade wars. last time i was in greenville, south carolina, the mayor was walking me around the town. i grew up in the south, i've seen greenville grow from a sleep ee ba sleepy back watertown to this extremely automotive, aerospace hub. says the funny thing, walking my old hometown in greenville, south carolina, friday night what is spoken on main street, german because they brought their families here and brought so much money to our region, they've revolutionized it. i just don't understand what donald trump doesn't get and what republicans in that state don't get. >> well, i don't understand it either, and it is not just south carolina and states that have brought in big businesses to do auto manufacturing. in new hampshire on friday i visited a small mead maker, it is a form of honey who lost a lar

put levies on jeanne's peanut butter whiskey and motorbikes trump in turn is now considering whether to impose half the levies on european vehicles so can the president of the european commission find an exit door from an all out trade war i asked any you expert i don't think they used to trying to negotiate with mr trump i don't think this is the right time for that and quite frankly i don't think that would help what is important is the fun of the system in tools as they exist and try. and point out the obvious namely the trade was a very very damaging younger as no concrete proposal to take to the u.s. it's primary goal is to calm tensions with washing for the first time in decades global free trade looks like it's under serious threat it's unsettling unless of course you are convinced that you will just with trade wars aren't so bad. south africa's ruling party the a.n.c. is taking the first steps toward redistributing land from white farmers to black people some twenty four years after the end of apartheid the majority of agricultural land remains in the hands of white farmers a

actually very close to a complete victory well it's was two main issues the first one is that there is jeanne as. still unable to secure the areas that it has been with the support of its allies able to capture so far and the other thing is that their region has been depending mainly on short term. strategy or tactics that leads to basically brutal results at a later stage meaning. what just two hours referring to here why not only opposition groups but people from the way that themselves then assert for because most of the fighters who carried out that and so way the people said that they came from the countryside of damascus and from basically maly from the refugee camp here move in damascus where the regime brokered a deal with some isis fighters and basically allowed them to be looking to basically area that is close to the way that and the desert of eastern syria and this is why i think that the problem here is that assad is moving basically one problem or solving one problem now creating ten others later on and the other issue i think that people are basically blaming us at for and the

put levies on jeanne's peanut butter whiskey and motorbikes trump in turn is now considering whetherto impose have to levies on european vehicles so can the president of the european commission find an exit door from an all out trade war i asked any you expert i don't think that you should try to go shoot with mr trump i don't think this is the right time for that and quite frankly i don't think that would help what is important is the fun of the system and tools as they exist and try and point out the obvious namely the trade was a very very damaging younger as no concrete proposal to take to the u.s. its primary goal is to calm tensions with washington for the first time in decades global free trade looks like it's under serious threat it's unsettling unless of course you are convinced that you will just win trade wars aren't so bad. as the head of the global globalization and world economy program at the german council on foreign relations she joins us in our studio good morning cloudy and rainy so trade for us are not so bad as we heard donald trump say there what's your take she

seeing the couples in the bbc money clinic today is financial therapist jeanne ferrer.ified financial planner and a family and marriage counsellor. can love and money mix? absolutely, it's just that sometimes people need some help in mixing the two. why do we find it so hard? i think because money is a window into what we value and that can be a difficult conversation to have, one, if you haven't thought very clearly about your value, and two, if you and your partner have different values. where do we get our money values from? generally, the largest influence of our forming money messages is our family at large and people we grew up with, our mother, father and society that we associate with when we were children. so does that mean if your parents were careful savers, then you will be a careful saver? not necessarily. it may be you actually reject the message and become more carefree with their money. so it's an influence. it doesn't mean it is a control. what happens if you get married to somebody who has completely different money values to you? it's my experience th

seeing the couples in the bbc money clinic today is financial therapist jeanne ferrer.and marriage counsellor. can love and money mix? absolutely, it's just that sometimes people need some help in mixing the two. why do we find it so hard? i think because money is a window into what we value and that can be a difficult conversation to have, one, if you haven't thought very clearly about your value, and two, if you and your partner have different values. where do we get our money values from? generally, the largest influence of our forming money messages is our family at large and people we grew up with, our mother, father and society that we associate with when we were children. so does that mean if your parents were careful savers, then you will be a careful saver? not necessarily. maybe you actually reject the message and become more carefree with their money. so it's an influence. it doesn't mean it is a control. what happens if you get married to somebody who has completely different money values to you? it's my experience that you generally don't marry somebody wit

into russia right jeanne little. men they know is bad wolf. the u.k. has a new foreign secretary after boris johnson becomes the latest senior breck's a tear to quit the cabinet over the prime minister's softer approach to leaving the e.u. . a swedish dentist is fired and taken to court for allegedly violating medical confidentiality after exposing migrant patients claiming to be minors as actually being adults. and in the world cup france played belgium in the first summer final showdown of the tournament on tuesday we quizzed fans ahead of the game on another rivalry but their french fries are really french i don't know where the name comes from but they're belgian home to presume to spell surprise but they can have a name we know it's true it's not going to. die.

spoke about it because afraid they didn't spoke loudly that public the more secret weapon of sister jeanne to put the people in fields in here or just feel. to head up for. failure. he still says he going to open it was a petition. to me except of course i want. marzan darwish also has a photo of missing lawyer to look on his war alongside photos of friends and colleagues who have likewise disappeared darwish is a lawyer and activist for the syrian center for media and freedom of expression. darwish founded the center in damascus in two thousand and four when it was raided for a third time in twenty twelve the air force intelligence service arrested fourteen staff including darwish and his wife you're are there. now to being the last to be released in twenty fifteen if you like to. since then he's been continuing his struggle to ensure a democratic and peaceful syria. especially the north. face of this kind before. the bad condition. families who feel that they. ignore nobody care about their suffering. and really if we don't find. justice solution for those people who flew off with them j

. >> reporter: 28-year-old jeanne atkins, the gunman released hostages one by one starting with the youngest first. >> we're sitting in this trail of blood. we're sitting around it. >> reporter: several times she felt her life was in danger. >> the longer this went on the worse it was going to get because he was bleeding and he was getting agitated. >> the trouble began in los angeles when the gunman first shot his grandmother seven times during an argument over the tv. she's in the hospital being treated.was so wounded. police chased his car to the silver lake neighborhood trader joes where he began shooting at officers. a bullet hit store manager. she was dragged out to safety. >> our officers rescued that woman from homicide and attend inside and attempted to provide aid. >> reporter: families tried to contact family members including her brother. my sister works at the trader joes. i can't get ahold of her and i'm not sure if she was able to get out or is one of the hostages. i feel helpless and scare d for my sister. the drama ended with atkins handcuffing himself and surrendering to po

thanks, jeanne. thank you. mike pompeo is on the ground in north korea for the latest round of nuclear negotiations. before he stepped off the plane, the north korean media had a warning for washington. ahead, why that country is accusing that country of provoking pyongyang. that's next. ng ♪ ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? >> trace: secretary of state mike pompeo back in north korea today. he says he's there to fill in details about kim jong-un's commitment to work towards denuclearization. that pledge made last month in singapore with president trump. since then, u.s. intelligence parentally shows north korea isn't being honest with washington about the current state of its nuclear weapons program. rich edson is live in tokyo. critics say they're concerned the u.s. is easing up on north korea.

. >> jeanne safer what do you do for a living. >> i am a psychoanalyst. peter: what does that mean. >> people lie on the couch. and i would like them to come more than once a week, i have been in practice