uh...junior., son. ♪ [ whispers ] it's your chain. ♪ [ scoffs ] ♪ i did what they told me to do. what?! you told him to hit another kid? i told him to get his chain back. i didn't know he was gonna hurt anybody! i did. it was his chain! oh, my god! i can't believe you two! and, junior, what were you thinking? it's his chain -- so help me, god, if you say "it was his chain" one more time, dre! okay. [ sighs ] and i don't know. i mean, getting into a fight and they expel you -- doesn't that -- doesn't that seem extreme? [ chuckles ] not considering he broke the kid's jaw. i don't like this [bleep]. i don't like this [bleep]. you broke his jaw? you broke his j-- can't be doing that, son! jawbreaker! [ chuckles ] what the -- man! ♪ what are we gonna do? i mean, that's his school. he has to go there. don't worry. i'll get him back in. i can't even believe that they're treating him like this. seriously. i mean, you know what? we should trade up. valley glen is hot garbage anyway. their robotics team --

co-author of "junior, the real story of donald trump junior".ng to a person there after some pleasantries about the view of central park, don got straight to it. so, i believe you have some information for us, he asked. she says the russian lawyer brought up several other topics but not hillary clinton. so can you show us how this money goes to hillary two remember him asking. according to one of the participants don began to realize he wasn't going to be handed what he was hoping for. the light just went out in his eyes, the participant told me recently. he was totally disinterested. well, here to talk about all of it, julia loffe. and joyce vance remains with us. julia, for those who don't know your life, i'll reduce you to one sentence when i remind everyone born in moscow which these days is all the rage. moved here at age 7. went to princeton. most of your adult life has been as a journalist and author. you tackle this topic as your first new piece in gq. what is what you've learned about don junior, the meeting, trump tower. what does it s

across the street, teachers, students, genders, pta and the principal of her junior high, brown junior high school, stood on the sidewalk. to their minds, it was something made up. something fantastic. but here, this child is just coming on. engaging a situation, she recalled what her parents had taught her about how to act in polite company. and so she says, i smiled nicely. and when the principal told her, you don't want to come here, she responded, respectfully, but firmly, i do want to come to the school. the response carried within it, the contradictory attributes that were required in these kinds of confrontations. she smiled. a sign of social reciprocity, trust, a willingness to engage. she also compatibly and courageously talked back to the white school official borrowing away from the newly built citadel learning, two blocks from her home in washington d.c.. she sued elliott junior high school. in her case, this was one of the earliest school desegregation lawsuits. of the postwar era. it was one of about a dozen lawsuits that were filed everywhere from rural texas to kansas,

. >> he was the third son, ten years younger thanoe junior, the oldest boy. eight years younger than jack. he idolized his older brothers, loved his older brothers. for them, he was a nuisance. >> my grandfather was the runt. so he was not raised to believe that he was going to be attorney general and run for president. those were positions that were set out for other brothers. >> he finds meaning in the devotions and writes the catholic church. >> he really listened to the church's teachings that you help the poor, you help the sick and that's how you do your good deeds. >> young kennedy shows his generous spirit from a young age, an underdog in the family, he roots for others overlooked. >> making money is fine, but you have do something with the money. make a commitment to the community for the greatest good. >> the angry flying of warplanes, bombs. >> with the united states entering world war ii, the three older kennedy sons volunteer for service. the war ends before robert can see combat, both joe junior and john are sent on dangerous missions. after joe

and h eric junior. while eric was incarcerated his s became involved with juvenile services in the juverile justice system un our agency supervision and you actually help get that letter writing going and the fostering of that relationship which is part of wat you . >> i think that's a reflection of ourop phil, our approach and people who understand that the key to servinge anding young people involved in the amurt system is to help them build strongies to connect them to their loved ones. it's not surprising that our staff that we call youth development representatives, not see ctional officers, who their role as helping young people to develop, mst of all strong relationships with their family. >> mr. malone, we know the importance ofn fathers the lives of their children. you founded th organization, you say to try to change the wan fathers and are viewed by society. what do you mean by that? >> if you brought up a father, it was an afterthought. education and planning, the father was the after though

el bodeguero se sintiÓ amenazado y no actÚo. >> yo conocÍa a junior, conocía a su familia.eruano fernando lèvano tambiÉn sufriÓ una terrible paliza en la calle,estando inconsciente delincuentes le roban lo que quedaba encima. la golpiza se realizÓ a pocas cuadras del vecindario del bronx de los otros dos incidentes. su madre dice que le abrieron el crÁneo. los trinitarios surgen en 1989 en la cÁrcel de rickers island en nueva york. mientras esta pandilla se mantenga en las calles toda una comunidad dice sentirse muy vulnerable. en el bronx, nueva york, blanca rosa vilches univisiÓn. eduardo: con inquietud han recibido los nicaragüenses una orden del presidente ortega para permitir la presencia de tropas extranjeras en su territorio durante un periodo de hasta seis meses. si el consejo lo ratifica verÁn en las calles uniformes rusos, venezolanos, cubanos, estadounidenses. tiffany: congresistas de la asamblea nacional regresar de su receso para aprobar un decreto presidencial que permite el ingreso de tropas extranjeras al paÍs para realizar ejercicios operativos y humanitari

donald trump junior tweeting lit is a sign that lit is dead. we made it an obituary. >> lit is turning over in its grave now because donald trump used it in a tweet. that's how dead lit is. >> trump junior think it's the v veejay that's retiring. >> you can't go back to saying and for people watching at home it's a word people use to refer to the heat or excitement of something. yo that's lit. you can't. now one can say it now. >> i think perhaps from now on what lit should mean is that someone who is -- how about if you have a racist dad then krou can use the word lit. >>. >> i watched you -- i feel like we got inside your process. i watched you workshop the joke. get confidentabmfortable and te joke. >> i was like that's not going to work. just go with the truth. racist dad. >> sometimes you have to flip it and reverse it. that's a missy elliot reference. >> i don't know the kids today. my new album drops. word to your mother. >> the moment donald trump junior says flip it and reverse it, it's gone. >> lightning round. who else needs to fallb

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. >> that was written by donald trump junior. i'm sure with consultation with his lawyer. >> he certainly didn't dictate. like i said, he weighed in. offered suggestion like any father would do. >> reporter:r. trump's lawyers say the opposite, telling the special counsel's office, the president dictated a short but accurate response to the "new york times" article. when asked to explain her own false statement, sanders dodged. >> this is from a letterm the outside counsel. i direct you to them. it's pertaining tie lett ining m the outside counsel. >> reporter: giuliani says it demonstrates why the president may not talk to the special counsel. >> this is the reason you don't let the president testify. our recollection keeps changing. >> reporter: white house didn't want to touch this outlandish comment from giulianio e huffington post claiming the president cannot be indicted while in office. i don't know how you can indict while he is in office, no matter what it is. if he shot james comey he would be impeached the next day. the

the first acknowledgment the president did dictate the misleading statement about don junior's meeting at trump tower. the recall of the meeting is for the russians to deliver dirt on hillary clinton. the statement put out in don's name was the adoption of russian children. what is what a trump lawyer said at the time. >> that was written by trump jr. and with his lawyer. that wasn't written by the president. the president was not involved in the drafting of the statement. it came from donald trump jr. >> another member of the legal team used it as a new reason the president should not testify in the mueller probe. >> this is the reason you don't let the president testify. our recollection keeps changing. >> giuliani thinks trump lawyer whose said the president did not dick -- lawyers what said the president did not dictate the letter says the president is uninformed. he believes he is innocent. >>> president trump claims he never would have hired paul manafort as the campaign manager if he was warned he was under investigation. as only one of two people left who could become president

his relationship to martin luther king junior, for instance, is quite interesting because after that death that i gin with, after the funeral i begin with the we remember that bobby kennedy spoke in indianapolis bravely about the death of king. he announced to those black people in the hood what had gone on against the advice of his advisers who said it is going to be tough. at are going to the ghetto this particular moment at the death of their foremost figure, it could be really treacherous for you and very careless. he went on anyhow. gril u speech - -- he gave a brilliant speech.

yo lo conocÍa a junior y la conozco a la familia. tambiÉn recibiÓ una salvaje paliza en la calle y estando casi inconsciente delincuentes se acercan a robarle lo que llevaba encima. su mamÁ dice que le abrieron el crÁneo. >> a -- tiene partes muertas. blanca: los trinitarios surgen en 1989 en nueva york. >> matan gente. eso es lo que ellos hacen. blanca: mientras esta pandilla se mantenga en las calles toda una comunidad dice sentirse muy vulnerable. enrique: y con inquietud han recibido los nicaragüenses una orden del presidente daniel ortega para permitir la presencia de tropas extranjeras en su territorio durante un periodo de hasta seis meses. si el congreso ratifica esta orden los nicaragüenses verÁn en las calles uniformes rusos venezolanos estadounidense. tiffany: los congresistas de la asamblea nacional regresarÁn brevemente de su receso para aprobar un decreto presidencial que permite el ingreso de tropas extranjeras el paÍs Árabe realizar ejercicios operativos y humanitarios. >> todos los aÑos hay visitas de pequeÑos contin

footballers of germany's mccarthy junior games have often had to deal with anti semitic hostility on the pitch verbal abuse and even physical violence are everyday occurrences in youth leagues. they call those jewish pigs and recently i heard someone had said we'll turn you into ashes like back then something like that it's sometimes tough so much more. the best way to deal with such abuse is to ignore it the athletes say. if you're angry and you retaliate that doesn't help the best thing to do is to explain that it's not a bad thing to play here another only that it's a normal thing because my carvey is a club like every of. the concept is integration the jewish organization accepts athletes from all religious and non-religious backgrounds and for. the simple fact is that mccarthy is so open and does a lot for integration. and that is what makes me special as i like to say i'm a german with a migrant background and i train kids in a jewish team and. this is germany's first mccarthy junior games and around three hundred fifty athletes are taking part showing that sport can bring peop

it's attended by jdon junior, b jared kushner, and by then-campaign manager paul manafort. this is the big guns in the campaign meeting with some russian lawyer about russian adoptions, which was the initial cover story, absolutely not. now for the first time the lawyers concede yes, there was a meeting, and yes, the president dictated the false claim about what really transpired in the meeting. so i think that's a big revelation by these lawyers. >> this letter that we're just learning about is supposed to be a defense to obstruction of justice. but could that letter, on the trump tower meeting, the statement that we now know was dictated by the president, play into the question of collusion? >> it could play into the question of collusion, because obviously they're having a meeting in the trump tower about using russian dirt to try to move the election. that sounds like collusion. on the issue that is raised by the lawyers, though, they essentially say, he's the president, he's in charge of the justice department and the fbi. he gives the orders to what they do, so he can

of 1840 junior management assistant to one f.t.e.1823 senior administrative analyst. and i think this was the position that had this huge increase in salary. and so in your opening remarks, you said that you were willing to give back $45,000 of general fund to balance out the difference between the 1840 position and the 1823 position and that would be ongoing so you would continue to fund this position. but isn't this position not out of general funds to begin with? >> that is correct. these -- all of these positions that we're discussing are nongeneral fund positions. and with the office of cannabis, as you and supervisor cohen both know, we were basically flying the plane while we were building it at the same time because it was moving fast with state law. and so yes, we originally thought we needed an 1840, but quickly realized that we needed someone to do bilingual communications, we needed someone who was extensive in writing regulations, someone extensive in writing systems and having -- on top of having cultural sensitivities. and so we realized that we needed

aquÍ tengo que defender a junior en una cosa.sta. habÍa familia, que era su cumpleaÑos. yo nunca vi pastel, nunca habÍa a la primera, a la tÍa, a la abuela del chicharito. vÍa chicas muy jÓvenes entrar a esa casa. y la verdad, me da mÁs coraje que me quieras ver en la cara de que era una "fiesta familiar". alan: muchos capitanes fueron a salir a defender a los compaÑeros. y aquÍ estÁ chicharito. vero: lo Único que dice es que el portero es el Único que no fue y los que no habÍamos visto en las fotos de la revista, los clavo. >> yo tengo una opiniÓn a favor de chicharito. se van a rusia, se van con un entrenamiento muy pesado, no tienen derecho a divertirse una semana antes? vero: no, porque no se puede. no -->> no estÁn castrados. alan: ellos dicen que era su dÍa libre y podían hacer lo que quisieran. pero representar a mÉxico, un paÍs. es como si nosotros viniÉramos borrachos y nosotros representamos a univisiÓn, es una empresa. ellos representan a un paÍs. >> lo Único que veo mal es que los agarraron. pero que lo hayan hecho...

don trump junior. would it be lawful for the foreign government to provide services to sfourt a u.s. presidential campaign? >> senator, i'm not an election lawyer or a lawyer at all, so i should probably try not to practice law without a license. but i would, again, point back to comments made by my colleagues here at the table, saying that we are lacking an interest in being forthright and candid about obvious conflicts of interest that could imperil our independence and sovereignty and integrity of our democratic process. so it seems at the very least unwise, if not illegal, for them not to have divulged that information. >> thank you for that careful answer. thank you to the whole panel four your testimony. and thank you for this hearing. >> thank you. i a sure you senator coons, miss krumholz is careful because she's from the state. so thank you for being here. my question i want to stay focused, i started my morning today with former director talking about russia and what he thought happened in th

own junior news young ones you know but you. don't you know from go home won't you nobody you know the. problem i thought would you post. still some post was also in slave to the truckle phone. this person these prometheans uses must be to get. the most amount of a certain amount of their. money. the headline the most big cities. and b.p. employees give you any assistance whether it was because of getting malaria or food or someone else did you have any any help from the employers and no. sauce. for the people of my slave busting raids like those which freed height been to lopez and jersey or cost the store sometimes too little too late. always retail. barely new brains to. the attitude. at least think about going there these are. guys. who can use a spare our only elisa. to learn a new game for back at a new game dave we are swept up in here that the coffee scar that much of it about his glove. free plus art is one of brazil's leading slavery campaigners his work has won him powerful enemies. into need the generally don't be. p

they madets arr junior's family is relieved but demanding more be done. >> i need more. i want everybody for that killed my son to go to il. >> hundreds gather ds outside the bodega sunday night for a vigil. police say an investigation is ongoing and more arrests are anticipated. >>> day 11f the world cup is way. and englandary harry cane k wked pormtz. stellar the superstar led to a six-one beating. next a japan and senegal going at it back and forth for the entire 90 minutes. after a laet goal the match ended in a 2-2 draw. both teams have a chance to qualify. fiy colombia had no issues ainst poland. jumping out to a quick attack they shutolut pand 3-0. poland eliminated from cup contention. uick look at teams that have been eliminated thus far. >>> with rainbow flags held high millions around the country paraded throu the streets for the annual lgbtq plus pride celebrations. in new york city, thousands ofh ma took over the streets in addition to 80 floats. on thera west coast sanisco wrapped up a weekend of pride events with their own colorful parade. organizers say a

whoer juniors maybe. >> d they sell borsh. >> i saw this - today and here's the dealis. th is one of the things you're in th story and in the end isn't that their goal. >> yeah my big question was how would they pvet. say a woman was tryinging to 9 monfrom now.nd she shows up >> it was -- ialngssia rsi bota isn'tnly onehat he shared 17 tweets and he too apparently wanted free whoers. the journal found more than asa thou and russia troll accounts are stillhere. >> we have a problem with canadians smulinging shoes over bheoard you dlael probably swim we'd next prime minister jtin drew d says legalizing marijuana helps keep it on hands of kids and keeps criminals from profiting. andext who is tossing profiting. andext who is tossing turning after the break. reak. >> sound asleep tonight a guy betterbably know played by woody harlson in the movie game change. steve summit was t manager and since been a talking head on cable.ai d he was levering the gop. he worked on successful efforts behalf of bush 43 with and we say steve schmidt is sound asleep. >> beater fond awhen they

it was ivana who wanted to call him donald junior. that, trump is quoted as saying in her memoir, raising trump. what if he's a loser? julia notes trump junior's once private desires to win approval now come packaged as angry tweets and memes tearing down his dad's opponents. what do you make of that, susan? >> i think it's basically true. i think this is a young man who always wanted to get his father's approval. if you read the story from when he was a child, when he didn't hate his father, he south approval. that's what we saw when he worked on the campaign whether it was even holding that russia meeting. it was to try and get something to give to his dad, like i good this for you, dad. >> i've heard that from folks who know him. they believe don junior would have done anything to make his dad happy and proud and impressed. they doubted if anything came out of that meeting he would not have gone up to his father immediately, the fact they even had the meeting they doubt he wouldn't have told his dad about it. >> certainly when i'm

the don junior statement itself was that's misleading, it was not accurate. it said the meeting was about russian adoptions, but we know he took the meeting after being told he'd get dirt on hillary clinton. which is why the president's lawyers admitting that he dictated that misleading, not accurate statement is so significant. the white house is facing a crisis of competence. it spokes to people's ability to tell the truth about basic facts. the press secretary cannot be trusted to tell the truth to the amer people when asked direct questions from the podium. what can we trust from the trump administration? sanders was asked that question today. >> how are we supposed to know what to believe? if the lawyers are saying it's entirely inaccurate? >> once again, i can't comment on a letter from the president's outside counsel and i direct you to them to answer it. [ all speak at once ] >> you said he did not dictate. the lawyers said he did. what is it? >> i cannot respond to a letter from the president's outside counsel. we've purposely walled off and i refer

the meeting that don junior had with the russians.nd obviously, that was a pretext. >> martha: wasn't that something that the russian lawyer and that group had been lobbying for and working on for a long time? >> no question. but as the trump team would now acknowledge the meeting also included some other fairy relevant things including the e-mails to set it up which don junior agreed with saying they -- >> i love it. come on in. i love it. is it possible -- i'm curious about this. it's possible that that is what they lured him with and they wanted to talk to him about the other thing and didn't have the dirt. they wanted him in the room and figured that would work. and the president said who wouldn't take the meeting in today's politics? >> but the to your question i don't know that it is legally problematic. it's not illegal to lie to the news media or the "new york times." the present hasn't spoken to robert mueller and rudy giuliani continually reminds us one reason he hasn't spoken to mueller and they've been restraining that, th

she's like a little junior junior wells. [ giggles ] where did you buy it for her?ht you got it for her.

legitimacy to conclude this agreement internationally because it is not supported by the governments junior coalition partner without that partner the government doesn't have a majority in parliament over in scope here the president has said he would not sign this agreement if parliament passed it and sent it to his office for counter signature but that is not the intention of prime ministers or in the market only or what he has said he intends to do is put the agreement to a referendum by the people if that is successful he would then ask parliament to make necessary constitutional amendments which would accommodate the agreement therefore the president would no longer have any constitutional grounds for rejecting it well a quick look at the beginnings of this long running dispute shows how much names and symbols really matter when it comes to issues of national identity between the end of world war two and the early one nine hundred ninety s. macedonia was one of six republics comprising the former federal republic of yugoslavia problems with athens began when it declared independence in

're going to talk live to junior inew just a moments, but first, a quick look ba. nascar's most popular driver for 15 years straight. junior as he's been known won 26 times at racing's highest level. >> usi lessons learned fm his father to go from sixth to rst in the pepsi 400. >> the daytona 500 for the second time. >> reporter: junior winning the super bowle sport twice, the dayto 500. bittersweet moment to the track that took the life of his legendaryfather, the intimidator, dale earnhardt, back in 2001. >> trouble. right behind him. >> reporter: deal junior deciding last year he did not want to stay on theacetrack as long as his father did a concussion he suffered in 2016 making the decision easier. he talked about it with willie onda sunday "" >> having that experience and history of concussions and through tot we went get well, i know i can't do this for five to ten more yearsthith at in the back of my mind. i know a i can't i don't want to. >> reporter: now a new chapter. junior isoining nbc sports full-time to c nascar races from the broadcast booth, starti

as soon as i got to -- through high school, i found a junior college in sacramento. neared on a farm newcastle. it was my official address. tosoon as i could, i went the sacramento junior college and took a technical course. that qualified me to leave and aircraft mechanic. least, maybeie, at it would work on airplanes. i just had a passion for them. something really good happened to me in my last year. for the price of nine dollars -- nine dollars and $9.50 i was insured. being a youngster, i thought flying was speed. i got my pilot license. i think it did help me quite a bit when i was able to finally join up. in the summer of 1941, after we the technical course, they were hiring everybody who had a wrench. they put us to work on the graveyard shift because we were all young. anybody remembers the place they were at when pearl harbor was attacked. the dayst been put on shift after six months of employment. , thuld remember very well foreman came around and said, anderson, go-- but home and come back at midnight. on japs just attacked us pearl harbor. i was still 19

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. >> a little bit from your book and this is about don junior. he was certainly never going to share it, so when on the campaign trail then governor terry brandstad invited donald to his estate for a hunting trip, an activity that would appeal to the candidate's base, he sent don junior in his stead. don, you can finally do something useful for me, he told his son. that's pretty -- you can finally do something. >> what every loving parent says to their child. it just speaks to the dynamic that he has with his children and really the way the president speaks to everybody. his children are not immune to the disparaging disrespectful way that he's speaking to people. >> are they that close? i wonder how often they speak. because remember during the separation and then divorce from ivana, they were estranged. it's no secret. how close were they. >> there was a fracture in the relationship after the divorce which happened after don junior just turned 12 years old. he sort of rebelled and after he graduated from college he wasn't sure he wanted to go w

justice kennedy or justice ginsburg, i the other but we have women we have on the bench are more junior. if there is an interruption there when someone asks me a question, it is more likely to be deferred in favor of the more senior justice. it,r things to take into the number of interruptions is hard to capture. if someone has been talking an extended. of time, i might let another justice interrupt with a question to kind of balance things out. the even topically, if question has been on one particular issue and i know the other justices to get in another thing, i might let things flow that way. i have not gone back and looked. it's been hard to do that. you want to make sure it's not beingomeone speaking and interrupted but how long someone has been speaking and the nation -- nature of interruption. judge wilkinson: do you find it difficult being a referee? it'sce roberts: impossible. sometimes i think i have a question that i would like to ask. pointing it out, it has to be something we are sensitive to and keep an eye on it. i don't like it when colleagues are interrupting each othe

we have a race team called junior motor sports that races saturdays in the xfinity series.xt several years to continue to help my business and scratch that itch a little bit. >> you got a whole lot going on in your world in addition to this new gig. you've got a new kid, you're a new dad. how is that going for you? there is the little -- >> yeah, i miss her terribly. i've been on the phone with mom, with amy all weekend. amy's sending me pictures and videos, trying to hold me over until i get back home after sunday to see her. i've been with her for the first eight weeks of her life and able to pick her up and hold her at any moment and see her at any moment. it's really rough being away from her this weekend. i can't wait to get back home and have more time with her. we're having a great time in chicago. going to have a great time calling the race sunday. >> she'll be able to catch you tomorrow. dale jr., i've caught your show on nbc sports network a couple of times. you're doing great. congratulations. we're happy for you. welcome to the family, sir. nbc sports group's co

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world championship goesin furyk —— junior world championship goes in the women's quarterfinals chardy21 are winning and for third year in a row. they decided to take on mexico in the final and they are leading 2—1 in the second half of the moment england's goals came from. this time next week we will go fully into the world cup in russia. spain are many people's favourites to win the tournament this summer after the sides won both european club competitions at the end of the season competitions at the end of the season but in the latest of our sports day series on the contenders for the title, the build—up for the spanish side has been affected by matters far removed from the football field. staying with a long time to win their first major title but they become of a tournament powerhouse is winning that european championship. they go to russia looking to win a fourth competition ina looking to win a fourth competition in a decade. the last two world cup finals ended very differently for yea rs later finals ended very differently for years later in brazil, spain lost their first two m

as soon as i got to -- through with high school, i found a junior college in sacramento. i lived on a farm near newcastle. -- ittle was my point of was my official address. as soon as i could, i went to the sacramento junior college and took a technical course. that qualified me to be an aircraft mechanic. that was my plan b, if i could not fly at least i could work on airplanes. i just have a love for them, it is a passion. something really good happened to me on my second year, my last i got into a program of pilot training. $9.50, i thinkf it was, it it was insurance. i got a private pilot's license. of 19 in thehe age spring of 1941. we flew the plane. i do not have a picture, but i am pretty sure most of you know what it looks like. , flying andgster with all the speed. those planes do not fly very fast. remember looking down and seeing cars passing me. [laughter] but i wasderson: flying and it was fun. i got my pilots license right on the money. i think it did help me quite a bit when i was able to finally join up. in the summer of 1941, after we finished the techni

if it's what you say, i love it, trump junior replied. it culminated in a meeting.ter, after the meeting came to light, it sparked a deeper dive into trump's relationship with them. back in 2013, the real trump partied with them when they helped trump bring the miss universe pageant to moscow. the music video nods to the claims about trump's activity on the trip, documented in the doz dossier that dogged the president. at the time, trump declared the reason s russia trip a success. i had a great weekend. you have done a fantastic job. trump tower moscow is next. the project never came to fruition but has emerged as another area of interest in the mueller problem. cr the music video faces faux appearances. as a shadowing figure, apparently all under surveillance, he edits trump out. all of this under the eye of none other than a look alike of kim jong-un. this song is probably not going to be the hit of the summer. it does give you another hint at how the russia investigation, the one president trump calls a witch hunt, continues to haunt him. >> thank you. sara murr

. >> they said chub bako, junior high, junior high.oh, she's at the junior high. >> so zach sprinted there, made his way to the teachers' room. >> i asked them, you know, have you seen georgia? they said they had not seen her, and i kind of lost it at that point. >> zach staggered outside, out of options, his despair now total. >> what was happening in your mind? >> just feeling so lost, that feeling that i've been trying to suppress, the feeling of she's not all right. it began growing in size immensely as each minute went by. >> one of the teachers came outside to comfort him with a cup of tea. >> telling me, it's okay, it's okay, it's okay. hugging me and patting me on the back because i'm crying. yeah. >> then, out of nowhere, a van pulled up. two men hopped out. zach recognized one as a colleague of georgia's. they didn't look happy. zach tried to ask them. georgia, where is she? where is she? they didn't say -- because they spoke no english and i spoke no japanese, just pretty much like let's go, pointing to the vand a -- van and

. >> in the letter, the president acknowledged dictating the response of the don junior meeting with the russians. we will talk about that in the next segment. >>> bill clinton says impeachment proceedings could have already begun if a democrat was president. here is what he told cbs. >> i think if roles were reve e reversed and this is me just talking based on my experience. if it were a democratic president and these facts were here, most would believe impeachment hearings would have started already. >> bill clinton to issue with the president's rough rhetoric and name calling. >> i don't like all this. i could not be elected anything now because i don't like embarrassing people. my mother would have whipped me five days in a row when i was a little boy if i spent my time bad mouthing people like this. >> christine romans not happy about the mom whipping me reference. >> we don't whip kids anymor mr. president. i understand your point. >> the former president out on cbs. he is sitting with james patt patterson. they have a political thriller coming out. >>> melania trump set to att

trump junior to testify. we are still learning about previously undisclosed meetings between the trump campaign and foreign entities. would it be lawful for a foreign government like the uae, or foreign national to provide services to -- to support a u.s. presidential campaign? not anmholz: i am election lawyer or lawyer at all so i should try not to practice law without a license. i would point back to comments made by my colleagues here at the table saying, we are lacking in interest in being forthright and candid about obvious conflicts of interest that could andril our independence sovereignty and integrity of our democratic process. very least, the unwise, if not, you legal for them not to diebold's that information. >> thank you for that careful answer. -- two diebold that information. e that information. >> thank you for that careful answer. >> thank you for being here. is, i startedion my morning today with former director talking about russia and what he thought would happen in the election to come a