for dialogue once you are committed in a military alliance is very difficult john mark karr the inaudible answer mark thank you i'm sorry to interrupt you so we're run out of time hillary may be the last word here we're just about thirty seconds of course barack obama former u.s. president when he proposed the possibility of meeting with hossam rouhani he faced a lot of anger from the left and the right donald trump now proposes much the same what do you expect the reaction is going to be from lawmakers in the u.s. especially republicans. well at this point i think the entire political class the political elite in washington are somewhat beaten down after. a summit meeting with vladimir putin in helsinki and his meeting in singapore with the north korean leader i think the political elite are quite beaten down in washington that said there is nothing like the the pro israel anti iran industry in washington that you have north korea and russia it is an enormous industry here and all guns will be out to prevent some kind of meeting between presidents trump and rouhani so we'll have to see w

a professor of world studies at the university of tehran and in geneva john mark rickly the head of global risk at the geneva center for security policy welcome to you all hillary i want to start with you so here is yet another shift in tone from donald trump earlier this month he threatens iran now he's saying that he's willing to meet with iranian president hassan rouhani with no conditions is there some kind of strategy here or is this a spontaneous statement. well it's hard to say for sure with president trump and in particular the wild swings in rhetoric to make it more difficult but i think a sober analysis of it trumps moves and what he's done on the world stage and who he actually speaks to and from what we understand listens to in washington i think there is a strategy it has been vastly under reported and under estimated the key foreign policy person that trump has turned to in in the united states has been henry kissinger henry kissinger the former secretary of state to nixon who brokered the u.s. opening to china is someone who takes we know what kissinger's views are and we kn

mark: productivity is terrible. john: exactly. w do you fix the productivity conundrum in the u.k.? john: part of it is not really that end inflation is overstated. the way that we calculate productivity is nominal growth. productivity's understated and as tech becomes a bigger and bigger part of the basket of what we consume, the overstatement can get worse and worse which in turn means productivity is improving the faster than the statistics tell us. part of the puzzle is not really there. the second, hopefully these populist parlor -- policies. if you limit immigration, it may limit the machine learning. ai and robotics. presenting the show for one hour 39 minutes and i have not mentioned england. we are want to spend the next two minutes talking about england. how is last night for you? john: nerve-racking. hadwhen equities fallen on the day. it is when you to keep your conviction and your faith. mark: can you believe that we won a penalty shooter? normalalmost won in time, having been the first penalty taker to miss a penalty,

john mark doogan i'm a former marine former cop turned whistleblower after my home was raided by american intelligence agencies i snuck out of the united states into russia political asylum today i'm still wanted by the american federal government. men they know that it will. go to the blog where he spilled details about p.b.s. those dirty laundry and it works due to this being the sheriff's most contentious critic for years to get led to for this website to get featuring nothing comments about go this family the sheriff's wife has moved next step it's these websites remains a thorn in palm beach county sheriff sites and the p.p.s. is critical to sims hosts. jane says for evidence of touching even computer crime. the size of a true american it's called an whistleblower found refuting russia. for the better part of your point that. i don't think they put everybody thought truck on seven five charlie myself but i wanted to leave work in two thousand and two i was bored actually i was you know i had been in the marine corps before that and now that i was out of the marine corps i needed some

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they got a john mark. karr you know that we went to russia and he started even this candidate pictures we had the pictures before he ever published them and we do worry with that. you're kidding me. i could even tell you what it. they used on a scam and. this is really bad stuff i mean if the government can do this it's it's unbelievable so many federal crimes here. you know but nobody ever held this guy accountable it's weird that we have a journalist from. a russian news media outlet that's more interested. in this then our own. people you know i was very entertaining it was exactly what i said from the start of the stud the sheriff has a political machine that is designed to keep him. finally the officer is adamant that he himself has not heard the thirty second recording. even so he's certain that lewis would have been well aware that he was talking to john dougan and not to a woman. without reason he didn't deliberately trish. i think that he may at one point have figured out that he was getting set u

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been lost there right oh yeah absolutely i mean w a b c at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows that w.a.b. say at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live over night.

right oh yeah absolutely i mean i was on the w a b c at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows at w a b c at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live overnight on stations anymore either you have syndicate couple of syndicated shows that take up all the air time over night and steve speak to this whole overbidding and what's going on we see the the bids first sky the high sky prices for sky and other media then use bring us up to speed on what's going on between five and comcast and does the and and try to untangle that weird web for us well comcast of course finally just recently dropped out of the bidding

right oh yeah absolutely i mean i was on the w a b c at one point rush limbaugh sean hannity mark levin john bachelor all now some of the biggest syndicated shows that go all over the country and occupy radio slots all over the country at the expense of local programming they were all local shows at w a b c at one point and that's just one example plus i had an overnight show you don't get live overnight on stations anymore either you have syndicate couple of syndicated shows that take up all the air time over night. steve speak to this whole the overbidding and what's going on we see the the bids first sky the high sky prices for sky and other media then use a bring us up to speed on what's going on between five and comcast and does the and and try to untangle that weird web for us well comcast of course finally just recently dropped out of the bidding for fox disney will be buying the assets of fox

. >> raiders head coach john brewman, mark davis visited a families -- the visit is going to be featuredspn's upcoming previous shows. of course the coach absolutely loved every bit of it. >> it's one of my favorite places i've ever been to and i'm back as a coach. i've been gone for a long time, this was more fun than i'd ever had. i was here last time and i feel it reunite with the radider fans. >> this sport sponsored by stanford healthcare. the team will begin next week with training. it's almost here. >> thanks anthony. >>> there are a few thing that can match up to the crowd at comic-con. we'll take >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00 over on kofy tv. we are tolling a story out of trader joe's. >>> and what this rocket is set for when it blas off tonight. >>> tens of thousands of people clock to san diego this weekend for comic-con 2018. attendees often dress up in their favorite character cartoons. it's common to see the storm trooper rubbing elbows with the wonder woman. a bunch of stars showed up for the warner brothers new film and gave a tees of what's to come in the new "wonder

if he refuses to resign he'll serve the remaining five months of his term john? >> markconstruction worker is in critical condition after he was hit by debris from a building demo ining demolition. the building was in the process of being dismantled when it collapsed without warning. no other injuries were reported. >>> i'm still thinking about sacha baron cohen, i marvel how people fall for his stuff. >> wouldn't you notice that it was fake hair and makeup and a whole costume. >> and how can someone make you say that kind of stuff? >> i think sacha baron cohen is trying to reveal their true selves. >>> ahead, how changing pot laws started a cross-border fight. >> the u.s. canadian border here is the busiest northern border crossing in the west but a growing number of canadian business executives have been turned away. banned for life from entering the united states. the problem, they invested legal marijuana businesses. that story coming up on "cbs this morning." >> looking forward to that, john. >>> if you're on the go, here's an invite, subscribe to our podcast. we'll

john mccain as a father. i always have something to believe in. markeve schmidt who worked beside you, rick, on the campaign says he has renounced his membership in the republican party. his affiliation. votingwill is advocating for democrats. what is the future of john mccain's republican party? rick: john mccain's republican party has its ups and downs. but, the fundamentals -- john likes to say the party he ,elongs to is teddy roosevelt abraham lincoln, and ronald reagan. there is a pretty big group of guys with ideas that i would say, the vast majority of america on any given day would want to assemble behind. oft is a history of all -- our party that we need to cling to. i would add, john mccain to that list. [applause] rick: if i am a young, hungry political leader, regardless of where you are in america or what kind of job you have, i would want to look at john mccain's that is the, gee, guy i want to emulate. that is the attitude i should have in politics. to be able to go across the aisle and create change. every major piece of legislation tha

[laughter] rick: working for john mccain, you have to be an optimist. markghan, how do you want your father to be remembered? meghan: this is a hard question and i was asked it earlier by some local texas reporters. i think his legacy speaks for himself. i want him to be remembered as a true statesman, which i think he is. i want him to be known as a war hero. and someone who never did what was easy in politics. he always did what he thought was right and best for america. and for being the maverick. for being one of the great all-time politicians ever. which he is, and will always be. and i don't know, he is a really easy person to be inspired by every day. especially even now with his battle with cancer, he shows such bravery and such fearlessness in the way that he approaches everything. and even just experiencing -- i thought i had experienced everything i could possibly experience with my father in the past year. i took four months off of work and was with him when he was diagnosed and he was going through treatment. and the incredible stamina, courage,

john? >> mark strassman, thanks. fascinating stuff. >>> doctors in california are trying to solve a family's stunning medical mystery. two young sibling, 4 and 6 years old were diagnosed with the same brain tumor two weeks from each other. they'ren couraging n. >> it's pretty rare to have two kids who are best friends. >> kalea and noah avery have been bonded from the beginning, but their parents never imagined the siblings would battle cancer together. it was right around memorial day when 6-year-old kalea started to experience severe headaches and vomiting. after repeated trips to the emergency room, an mri revealed a tumor. >> when you heard a mass at the back of her brain what went through your mind? >> i literally -- i broke down. like, fear. the immediate reaction is fear. it's too hard to even say the words out loud when you first get that diagnosis. >> in 14 days you have a girl who loves to skateboard and play soccer and hang out with her friends to she's got to have brain surgery and she has brain cancer. y

mark: on the corner with a rain coat. >> saying okay, i'd be going john in atlanta. mark: talk shows. >> longtime listener, first time caller. mark: you call into talk shows early on? >> i was on ladders doing construction calling talk shows. when ollie was going on, and became a dear friend, you were very involved in that, i couldn't go to works i sat there and watched those hearings, brendan sullivan, a friend of yours, i'm not a potted plant. mark: unbelievable. >> or ollie north, when he went like this or when they thought they had him because he bought leotards for his young daughter the dancer and thought i think it was fawn hall. he had to have been having an affair. the media was corrupt then. mark: you were calling radio shows? >> every day. absolutely. and what i noticed is i got more reaction than the hosts. i want to talk about what that guy just said, i was so passionate about it, it was my love. reagan, i studied him from day one, and then i got into studying on my own. mark: how old are you? >> good question. 56. mark: and you started in radio, how old

mark: on the corner with a rain coat. >> saying okay, i'd be going john in atlanta. ws. >> longtime listener, first time caller. mark: you call into talk shows early on? >> i was on ladders doing construction calling talk shows. when ollie was going on, and became a dear friend, you were very involved in that, i couldn't go to works i sat there and watched those hearings, brendan sullivan, a friend of yours, i'm not a potted plant. mark: unbelievable. >> or ollie north, when he went like this or when they thought they had him because he bought leotards for his young daughter the dancer and thought i think it was fawn hall. he had to have been having an affair. the media was corrupt then. mark: you were calling radio shows? >> every day. absolutely. and what i noticed is i got more reaction than the hosts. i want to talk about what that guy just said, i was so passionate about it, it was my love. reagan, i studied him from day one, and then i got into studying on my own. mark: how old are you? >> good question. 56. mark: and you started in radio, how old were you? >> 2

mark: on the corner with a rain coat. >> saying okay, i'd be going john in atlanta. talk shows. >> longtime listener, first time caller. mark: you call into talk shows early on? >> i was on ladders doing construction calling talk shows. when ollie was going on, and became a dear friend, you were very involved in that, i couldn't go to works i sat there and watched those hearings, brendan sullivan, a friend of yours, i'm not a potted plant. mark: unbelievable. >> or ollie north, when he went like this or when they thought they had him because he bought leotards for his young daughter the dancer and thought i think it was fawn hall. he had to have been having an affair. the media was corrupt then. mark: you were calling radio shows? >> every day. absolutely. and what i noticed is i got more reaction than the hosts. i want to talk about what that guy just said, i was so passionate about it, it was my love. reagan, i studied him from day one, and then i got into studying on my own. mark: how old are you? >> good question. 56. mark: and you started in radio, how old were y

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john? >> remarkable story. mark phillips from cnn, i appreciate your reporting on this.in, 12 boys and their coach found alive. the question now, what condition are they in? we'll continue to keep up on that one. >>> up next for us here, the president said the north korea nuclear threat is over. but the latest evidence from his own agency suggests that's not the case at all. the day after chemo shouldn't mean going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems allergic reactions, kidney injuries and c

mark stover was a domestic violence terrorist. johnitation of his theme, that mark stover was the bad guy. but even so, he said, oakes didn't want or plan to kill him. you don't premeditate up just to the point of shooting somebody. you premeditate the entire scenario. and what happened after this tragic event is absurd. he has absolutely no plan. none. and if there's no plan afterwards, i think it leads you to the conclusion that there was no plan beforehand. keith morrison: really? here was the prosecutor's closing. i will say this. the more charitable view of motive would be that miss opdycke and mr. oakes, perhaps they really did fear for their safety for some reason. but the evidence doesn't support it. now, the less charitable view is that the defendant set out on a path of cold, calculated execution. was it because there were some feelings of revenge after this incredibly contentious divorce? was it to prove himself to miss opdycke for some reason? the fact is, we'll never know, because the defendant has taken all steps necessar

. >>> coming up, john kelly marking one year as the white house chief of staff, one of the most powerful d.c. but a new report calls him chief in name only, ouch, after a turbulent 12 months, says he's spending more time sweating working out than actually with the president. well, now maybe he's working smart, doing something where he can have a positive impact. managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his age, he's at greater risk for low blood sugar. tresiba® releases slow and steady and works all day and night like the body's insulin. (vo) tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients

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mark: john glover, thanks for joining us there.onnie: president trump arrives in london after a contentious nato summit. we have the latest on what the president hopes to accomplish .ith bilateral talks and we get unprecedented access inside the tesla 10 -- 10 to factory for what elon musk calls production held. -- tent factory for what elon ll.k calls production he investors are now waiting for rupert murdoch us next move in the sky bidding. this is bloomberg. ♪ live, from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: and live from the city of london, i'm mark barton. president trump arriving in london earlier today for a visit to the united kingdom. it's his first official visit as president and he is set to have with prime minister theresa may and business leaders tonight at a 300-year-old mansion where winston churchill was born. meanwhile in london, protesters are pulling out all the stops, including flying a giant trump baby the loon in parliament square. we are joined now live outside the u.s. ambassador's residents. give us the sense o

mark: john roe. getting some breaking news, saudi aramco is weighing tapping the international bond market for the first time to finance the acquisition of chemical giant seven. it's a move into global capital markets that could offer an alternative to initial public offering according to people familiar. if aramco goes ahead with an international bond potentially among the biggest ever done by corporate issuer, the sale would force what is the world's biggest oil producer to disclose its accounts to investors for the first time since it was nationalized for decades ago as well as many other details about oil reserves and operations in the plans for a bond which could be combined with bank loans, very preliminary, but would allow saudi aramco to raise cash to pay the country's wealth with a 70% stake. just across the bloomberg terminal. vonnie: interesting developments to the aramco saga. here's courtney donohoe. courtney: president trump is often the midwest, where he will celebrate with hundreds of

. >>> "halftime report" starts in just a little over ten minutes from now john >>> and today marks theversary of intel as the company continues to search for a new ceo following the departure of ryan. we'll look at who might take over as intel's new ceo. josh -- >> john, there are a range of potential candidates for intel's top job, both internal and external here's some rbc that we should be watching. one to watch would be the group president and chief engineering officer who came over from qualcomm just a few years ago. there's also the general manager of the data center group they both already have some pretty big important roles at this chipmaker experson exintern externally, watch sanjay jha and stacy smith. and renee james and diane bryant, the former coo of google cloud. pat gelsinger responded on twitter to say, thanks for the shout-out, john ford, but i love being ceo @vmware and am not going anywhere else. he violated company policy by having a relationship with a coworker the next ceo, whoever that is going to be, will have to deal with complex challenges. one, manufacturing

chief of staff john kelly just marked his one-year anniversary on the job. and now it appears that he will be around for his second one. let's go to the white house to our senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny. we reported before the president's trip to europe that john kelly maybe was in a little bit of trouble. and now you have why john kelly wants to stay. >> reporter: well, brooke, we do. good afternoon. it's not just that john kelly wants to stay, but more importantly that president trump has asked him to stay. that is the question here at the white house, whether you are the chief of staff, occupying the largest office in the west wing with the exception of the oval office, or if you're just a low-level staffer. but president trump, we are told, wants his chief of staff to stay through at least the next election, through 2020. now, this is something that was perhaps even more interesting, the fact that this is seeping out by design, we are told. john kelly clearly wanting to send a message to the staff here at the white house. some of whom have

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john kelly leaving. there's some speculation as we get towards the end of the month, we'll will reaching the one-year mark of john kelly's time. we have this intense period we're in right now with the supreme court pick. we have the -- you know the trip next week to europe, and then the big summit with vladimir putin. and that could be viewed as a time in which jonathhn kelly co then transition out of the chief of staff position as someone like a bill shyne comes in. >> we also mention the story about jim jordan from ohio, the freedom caucus, his complains against the justice deputy, the russia investigation. you have all these accusers stepping forward from a higher play. former wrestlers, they had talked to him about this team doctor and his potential abuse there. the president standing by him, what is the attitude on capitol hill about jordan and what this may or may not do for him in terms of his standing there? >> i think there's a lot of concern. i think there's worry among house republicans, certainly about supporting him too much. this is not the first time a former wrestling coach had been accuse

i look forward to working with john mccain and mark warner and the others on sensible reform that would do that. since i never have to run again, i think my interests are perhaps less criticize. >> harris: congressman darrell issa, thank you very much. as the news is breaking today it is great to see you. brad sherman who like congressman darrell issa sits on the foreign affairs committee, great to see you today. this is big news with facebook. your take on the 32 pages for that inauthentic behavior, what is being looked at that you know about? >> well, russia is interfering and they are continuing to interfere. we cannot minimize it. i think that my colleague at first analogize these pages to "the new york times," they are not "the new york times." they are putin. and we have not sanctioned russia for its interference in our 2016 election. we have sanctions on them for their own abuses of human rights, but we have not done anything to stop them to make it plain and draw the line in the sand that they better not interfere in the 2018 election and in fact, that is what they are doing. >>

the championships even erecting a plaque to mark the encounter. john isner won that they.encounter which was involved over in centre court yesterday, there are calls for the organisers to once again look at the rules. calls for the organisers to once again look at the ruleslj calls for the organisers to once again look at the rules. i really hope this is a bit of sign for change, this form at. i really hope we can look at it and address this. at the end, you don't even feel that great outburst point wimbledon have said they may consider introducing a final set tie-break, but will not rush to a decision. a contest, though, between two former champions in the second semifinal was worth waiting up for. when play was suspended late last night, it was novak djokovic headed for bed with a 2-1 novak djokovic headed for bed with a 2—1 lead over his rival rafa nadal. a return today on centre court, and the women's showpiece final will have to wait. serena williams aims to wina have to wait. serena williams aims to win a record equalling 24th grand slam title. there are some moments

this meeting is setting things up, what are the objectives of the trap administration chris mark >> abby: johnn was over in moscow last week. my dad has been working behind the scenes for months on this. they have president trump meeting with president trump. the collusion continues. but this could be a very, very important summit. and what i have heard from my sources. >> harris: my sources were in my living room last night. >> >> abby: the escalating thousands of nukes pointed at each other. we do not need to be living in that world anymore. the escalating that. but most importantly is iran and getting iran out of syria. that continues to be the greatest threat on the world stage. iran is the number one sponsor of terrorism. >> harris: they are shooting at our guys. we are trying to rat out isis and we have done a beautiful job of doing it. but now we have a proxy on the ground in syria. that is something that we haven't talked about until i went to jerusalem regionally. that was part of the triangle that they wanted to round all sides of israel. that was one-sided. we can that side of it an

john garamendi was on bloomberg television. >> this president has done nothing. he is a total dereliction of the oath of office to protect america. markrennan, who was cia director under president obama and helped produce the intelligence report that first found russia meddled in the election, said president trump "is wholly in the pocket of putin and that his performance exceeded the threshold for impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors." british prime minister theresa -- says the u.k.'s long time long goal remains a constructive relationship with russia, but she insists president putin should not get a pass or the kremlin's international transgressions. the prime minister spoke in parliament today. primary i agreedminister may: with president trump in our discussions last week, we must engage from a position of unity and strength. this means being clear and unwavering about where russia needs to change its behavior. and as long as pressure persists in its efforts to undermine our interests and values, we must continue to deter and counter them, and that is exactly what we will do. mark: may added that russia must be held accoun