and joining us, rico executive editor kara swisher.d to have you with us. >> how are you doing good to hear from you. >> story on facebook working with big banks in the journal this morning as we talk about that, julia boorstin will set it up. >> good morning, carl. facebook is in talks with banks to develop participates to give consumers access to account information through facebook messenger app. facebook saying they talked to jpmorgan chase, wells fargo and others, these partnerships would be focused on messenger and not on the facebook app and data sharing would be to give consumers access to information, not for ad targeting or data mining purposes. facebook saying it has similar partnerships in place with american express and paypal. it makes sense that facebook would look to this kind of valuable information that consumers want frequent access to to make messenger more engaging and valuable in light of slowing user grope for twth. it could be tough to overcome privacy and data security concerns, following the cambridge analytic

we have more from cnn's kara scannell. >> reporter: follow the money. witnesses from the fbi and irs walked the jury through documents, e-mails and bank accounts from the ukraine to manafort's accounts. his passport photo and how those funds flew to u.s. vendors. the jury heard from those early in the week and last week detailing he paid for a mercedes-benz and ostrich jacket. the jury heard from prosecutors in total that meant manafort did not pay tax on $15 million. that is a key part of the case. prosecutors told the judge they have eight more which itnesses call. christine, phil. >> kara in alexandria where the jacket is a key talking point. >>> the trump administration set to slap a new around of sanctions on russia as the punishment for the poisoning of former russian spy and his daughter. the sanctions are required under international law. the first round of sanctions set to go in effect in two weeks. how is the kremlin responding? let's bring in correspondent matthew chance. matthew, there was a sense this was coming. now it is here what is the

christine, phil. >> kara, thank you. >>> the trump administration set to slap a new round of sanctions on russia as the punishment for the poisoning of former russian spy and his daughter. the state department says the sanctions are required under international law. banning the use of biological and chemical weapons. the first round of sanctions set to go in effect in two weeks. let's bring in correspondent matthew chance. live in moscow. the response is predictable. they say they did not do this and the united states is doing this for political reasons. >> reporter: yes, the kremlin have yet to react. there is a conference call under way and shortly will get word to the official response. russian diplomats have been speaking about this and repeated the russian line this is absurd. they had nothing to do with the skripal poisoning which took place with the novichok poisoning in britain in march. and you know that is the line i expect we will hear from the kremlin as well. whatever they are con -- whenever they are confro

kara, is tesla exhibit a why some in silicon valley may favor reporting less often >> no, no.hink he's just -- doesn't have control of his twitter. i think that's the story there i don't know beyond that i think a lot of silicon valley people want to be public without being public, they would like to control their shares like google or facebook and then not have any accountability to shareholders i think that's probably the issue. in elon's case, it is very complicated, there are emotional things going on when you read that interview, there are issues around him wanting to tweet, there are issues with his fight with the short sellers which has gotten to a ridiculous point at this point so i don't think it is related at all. >> we have seen some silicon valley teams good at communicating with wall street, jeff bezos seems to have people in the mindset of how much to invest, tim cook, the rumors sometimes have impact on stock price, now he has enough cash he can buy when that happens. what's the difference between those that can weather the storms and control the weather it seem

with us now, kara swisher, your title is not executive editor.latest column rules won't save twitter, values will, it sparked a lot of conversation this is interesting. vimeo had little info wars content on it, seemed like info wars was trying to move content there after it was blocked elsewhere, and they shut it down why is this so difficult for twitter. is it just that they want to finish the internal review process so they feel like they're not reacting >> the journalists are doing all the work for them and showed repeated violations. i have been texted by so many people inside that company saying they can't believe how they wrapped themselves, someone said they wrapped themselves around an axle on this issue to say he hadn't violated terms and be shown numerous violations of terms is problematic. this is what's going to happen they're going to constantly be in these there's a lot of alex joneses out there on both sides. what they have to do is sort of understand at some point they just have to ban people and accept the problems that come with

kara, first to you. what are you learning? >> we're learning that michael cohen is currently in plea negotiations with the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan, which is investigating him for potential bank fraud, tax fraud, and campaign finance violations. these talks have been undergoing for at least the past day and a half. it's possible they fall apart. but we do know that cohen's lawyers are negotiating with prosecutors to try to get a deal. we understand it will not be a type of rick gates style cooperation where he's flipping against someone, where rick gates had flipped against paul manafort and testified in his trial. these negotiations are continuing. the con tours of the talks could change. we did see michael cohen arrive at his attorney's office this morning for the second day in a row. as we reported on sunday night, the u.s. attorney's office is moving ahead with the decision to indict cohen. if these plea negotiations fall apart, it is expected that michael cohen will be indicted. now, wolf, we reached out to the

this has been the scene for over a week as the southern indian state of kara battles heavy rains. the subsequent floods are being described as the worst in nearly a hundred years. what the levels are rising since yesterday the rains have been heavy it's still ongoing people are worried. the floodwaters and mudslides have killed hundreds of people since the start of the monsoon season in june some parts of the state to receive nearly double the average annual rainfall. and three hundred thousand people have been forced out of their homes. and that has not been easy as waters flood access points in many areas leaving air evacuation is the only option for language. the rainfall has led to massive landslides where chunks of the mountain of come down blocking the entire stretch although the clearance team is working to open the road it's unlikely it will happen people have been shifted to camps in the nearby areas. weather forecasters say heavy rains will continue over the weekend but will ease off towards but while that is good news for those affected in kerala the rains will likely b

kara, what can you tell us?an perez and i have been told by sources that allen weisselberg was granted immunity for his testimony by the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan who's investigating michael cohen. we understand he was interviewed weeks ago, questioned about the payments made by michael cohen, reimbursed by the president. he's not been called back since. the u.s. attorney's office has given weisselberg immunity. they discussed with him these payments to michael cohen. >> all right, kara. thank you for that. joining me now, defense attorney and former federal prosecutor shan wu. just quickly, it seems from what kara is reporting that this seems to be a pretty narrow scope that allen weisselberg is involved in. >> there is. there's a question as to when he was granted the immunity. we can safely assume there's been a lot of interviewing that's already gone on. so we don't know the full scope of what he may have given already to the prosecutors. i think importantly, too, we hear so much talk about trump's

christine and phil. >> kara in virginia.. >>> don junior is dismissing the significance of his trump tower meeting and accusing the russians of a bait and switch. don junior claiming that russians wanted to give dirt on hillary clinton, but when they got there, it was about adoptions. >> it was a 20-minute meeting. it was nothing relevant to any of these things. that is all it is. that's all they got. that's not the premise that got them in the room. it was a bait and switch to talk about that. everyone has said that in testimony already. so this is nothing new. >> the president's son said all of the media scrutiny of the meeting with the russians is an attempt to divert attention away from his father's accomplishments. >>> this week, president trump is on what he calls a working vacation in new jersey. he tweeted over the weekend about the trump tower meeting and robert mueller's investigation. advisers are urging the president to cool it with the trump tower tweets. since they only give oxygen to the topic. we have jeff ze

i'm kara clapper. we have a look at the micro climate forecast. >> even though it's foggy out there it is going to clear out nicely by mid morning but we are expecting below normal temperatures. currently right now temps remain cooler for the coastline. 56 for san francisco. 55 even inland, for santa rosa. and 61 degrees for hayward. but we are still expecting to warm up. so even though we are in the 50s now, eventually we will climb into the 60s for the south bay. then we are going to top out into the 70s today for san jose. it's going to be rather comfort. 69 by 11:00. by 12:00, 73. and even though san jose may be in some upper 70s. low 80s for east jose. we are tracking upper 80s for parts of the northern california area. of course i will have an update on the air quality status for today coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> that is something to day stay tuned for. thanks. >>> a teen is dead and two people are under arrest following a shooting near a bay area high school. it happened around 5:00 p.m. in fairfi

the ninety's were a dark time for kara tao. the abandoned houses were mined for anything that could be either burned or put to use. in the impulse of the survivors state run the mom on we knew he was dying my mother my sister and brother was sitting next to him i was younger i was playing in the summer house with my nieces small holes to speed up let's listen and. it was still light outside because it was the twenty first of june six o'clock in the evening suddenly this dog started howling it wouldn't stop her from tori and toward near robison i immediately had this pong and sensed that my father had passed since crystal it up and. do you feel closer to your father here yes. yes i think so is that versa. i feel really happy here as if my dad were right here i can't explain it and. that's a point but will happen when someone dies the spirit leads. us up with the. lynch different give the guy there must be something i don't know. rise with phyllis maybe he's looking down from heaven and seasons. sees me standing here with his gra

the ninety's were a dark time for kara tao. the abandoned houses were mined for anything that could be either burned or put to use. among the survivors to run the mom won't we knew he was dying my mother my sister and brother was sitting next to him i was younger and was playing in the summer house with my nieces holes speed and let's listen and. it was still light outside because it was the twenty first of june six o'clock in the evening suddenly this dog started howling it wouldn't stop her from tori and toward the mirror of us the fire immediately had this plan and sensed that my father had passed since crystal up and. do you feel closer to your father here yeah yes i think says that versa. i feel really happy here as if my dad were wrong here i can't explain it. that's the point but when someone dies the spirit leaves. the soap of the them into the mensch different gifty of the guy there must be something i don't know looks like. rice may feel like maybe he's looking down from heaven and seizes. sees me standing here with h

. >> kara, thank you for the setup. i have people to talk us through what happens when this rick gates moment happens. rick and jessica, great to have both of you on. jessica, let me dive right into this with you. i think in order for everyone following this trial to appreciate how deeply connected these two men have been over their lifetimes. kara just mentioned he had been his deputy for 20 years. but rick gates goes way back with paul manafort to when he interned at his lobbying firm. >> exactly right. he was his research assistant. >> wow. >> he did that for a while. and then he came back in 2006. that's when he worked hand in hand with paul manafort. brooke, that's why rick gates will be on the stand for this particular trial. because he will know impactly how this alleged scheme of paul many of the's operated. he will be able to tell the jury exactly what paul manafort directed him to do. you know, of course the government is alleging here that they hid these foreign bank accounts. they hid all the millions that t

flooding in india is showing no sign of easing rescuers in the southern states of kara are stepping up efforts to bring food and water to hundreds of has people stranded by the high water for the entry into the city people have already died here the death toll could rise. they say you're watching to see it. cut. make your smart t.v. smarter with the d w four smaller to load what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. to upload decide what song sung no more than double dog costs more to. climate change some. waist length say. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing our farm and for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's explain each other. be going to the farming magazine. long d.w. . plenty of. luke luke legislate the in the gut. keno favorite show on sherman humor so expect the short show not seriously taking someone who's live in this country a long time to really be funny and today we're going to try and prove that we've got in our humble opinion the best german comedies of all time so you're right to laugh or at least c

this is the sort of scene being repeated right across the state of kara believe it or not there is no river normally between where i'm standing in this far as you can see normally dry land but there is a river about a kilometer in that direction and it has filled its banks to such an extent that it is created this like a very fast flowing body of water coming across whatever you want to call it you can get across that have been killed and even risk being swept away so what's happening mostly is that men putting one around that yellow rope you can see on the right hand side holding a ball. bag on the other and taking it across about five hundred people live in a community of emory over there about two kilometers most of them don't want to leave the elderly have left and young children babies tell you but most want to stay without homes will be on the upper levels but they do need supplies and things like rice drinking water and maids and that's what they saw peroration is doing here and similar ones hearing right across america. it's nearly submerged in flood water people forced to lea

yemen earlier this month the indian government drops relief packages to those stranded by floods and kara and a defiant president just a. threatening. the united nations for a decade want to know about peace prize and campaigned tirelessly for global peace leaders around the world have been praising kofi annan who died on saturday at the age of eighty diplomatic editor james bass looks back at his life and legacy. a towering figure on the global stage bringing the peace bell of the united nations a man who did so much in the cause of global peace. u.n. secretary general for ten years a nobel peace laureate. kofi annan was born in ghana joining the un in one thousand nine hundred sixty two rising through the ranks to be the organizations head of peacekeeping at the time of genocide in rwanda eight hundred thousand people were killed he later said it was one of his greatest regrets that he was not able to do more to halt the bloodshed i am happy on and i hope you and sullenly souad when he became the first u.n. staffer to take over the top job he prepared the u.n. for a new millennium. his

argument about management of dams and reservoirs to run through rains began many of the reservoirs in kara were already near capacity people are saying water should have been released much earlier but in smaller quantities rather than waiting until they were about to burst their banks and then letting all that water go out once they're saying this was a disaster that could have been prevented. astray as prime minister malcolm turnbull says he'll propose a vote on his leadership on friday but that's only if a majority of his m.p.'s ask him to do so in a formal letter ten bill says if the motion is passed he'll treat it as a vote of no confidence and won't stand as a candidate he narrowly won a leadership challenge from former home affairs minister peter dutton on tuesday. the party room of course made on tuesday and confirmed my leadership by majority so . we need to see that there is a majority of members in line they to put their names to these a momentous times and it's important that people are accountable for what they're doing so when i if assuming i get that letter which are read in

out to the people the monsoons of also wiped out crops in a state known for its spices and coffee kara was famous for its palm lined beaches and picture us tea plantations. it's a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists meanwhile carola residents are bracing for more rain in the days ahead paul chatterjee on al-jazeera and we've got more now from our resident weather expert it down to zero explaining what is behind all this extreme rain and kara. the floating carriage is reportedly a spouse it has been since one thousand nine hundred twenty four and you see on the satellite picture sitting on a cloud there but actually the watch is kind of the moment is further north however in the last twenty four hours it's been at least two hundred millimeters and anywhere you want to measure it and that's not just up in the mountains it's north and one count of pull is down all the cards so the rain's been falling pretty steadily pretty heavily that's right carol if you take the monsoon as a whole it's been one hundred thirty seven percent of the expectations so far over to

. >> now, kara, did gates and manafort interact at all today? i know yesterday gates was loath to even make eye contact with his former boss. >> reporter: today gates when he came into the courtroom his eyes were darting all across the defense table. he was looking over there. manafort, he was studying documents, he had his glasses on. he was closely paying attention. during cross-examination gates seemed a little more on the defensive. he was speaking to the attorney then. i did not see any eye contact between gates and manafort as the day unfolded. we're xpth cross-examination to continue tomorrow when court begins. that could go for about an hour, erin. >> all right, kara, thank you very much. kara will be in that room again tomorrow. and now let's go to harry sandek, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. ann milligram former prosecutor and former new jersey attorney general. and garrett grapher author of threat matrix inside bob mueller's fbi and the war on global territory. the manafort attorney who questione

out of the squad for the upcoming matches and their european nations league m three debuts to tito kara. nico schultz thank you so much well there from dave w sports we hope to determine king team will return to their winning ways. you're watching to. tell the next hour business is up next with christine. make your sport t.v. smarter. or smart. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. to decide what songs find out more. dot com smart. his creations. his brand think about colonoscopies the economy of the. book what do we really know about the man behind the torch. what motivates him how does he think and feel good moments in the life of a great fashion designer. starts september. w. . and you free trade deal for north america is one step near as canada's prime minister says he's eager to sign a deal if it benefits his country it's also on the program who wouldn't want to be beautiful and popular in the creation city of dubrovnik residents are warning that tourism can be too much of a good thing. this is productive business and personal kober welcome to the program the atm

names have booked their sponsors in the third round the twenty sixteen champion germany's unsurely kara had a rough ride in her match against you on the larsen of sweden after winning the opening set the number four seed dropped the second before recovering in the decider six two five seven six four the final score fifth seed and two time wimbledon champion petra fitow of a had a tough start against china's. but the czech player was too good and won seven five six three and in the men's tournament the fourth seed germany's alexander beat nicolas mahut in straight sets to move into the third round. or you're up to date with the news for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company we will be back at the top of the hour with more world news. on official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans given colombia. three. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know when i lived there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters . made from my.

we have more from kara scannell. >> reporter: the investigation revealed in a filing.secutors asked the judge to seal a portion of the side bar that took place when rick gates was on the stand. paul manafort's attorney asked gates about the interviews he had with the special counsel's office concerning his time on the trump campaign. gates worked as the deputy on the campaign and continued to work with the inauguration. the judge agreed to seal it after it had evidence of the ongoing investigation. inside court, the jury heard a lot of details about bank fraud, specifical specifically $3.4 million loan. he said it was a second home. prosecutors say that was a lie and provided the bank false information when it was rental property. they indicated that manafort rented the property and one of the mortgage bankers testified. if it was a rental, he would not get as much money. he exceeded the bank policy by $2.4 million. prosecutors have two more witnesses to call and prosecutors say they intend to wrap the case today. christine, phil. >>> thank you. the federal judge threa

in the game against france there are three new players who've been named in the squad that's tito kara and nico shoots so a few new players in some you could hear a and has no longer been picked i think his career in the national team is probably reached its conclusion but all of the twenty three players who've been named in this scored seventeen were at the world cup so for people i think who really wanted to see a radical kind of reckoning and break with the past you know to really hack off this disastrous world cup this perhaps looks a little bit like continuity and i think that was the point disappoint quite a few commentators tom going to be here with me in the studio matters and no music thank you. for staying in germany the far right alternative for germany party and the anti islamic peggy to movement have announced a joint rally in the city of chemist's this coming weekend it follows violent demonstrations there over the last few days the un rest was triggered by the fatal stabbing of a german man allegedly by two migrants from iraq and syria. violence . hate speech. and illega

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minister nuri modi has promised more than seventy million dollars in aid for the flood stricken state of kara the government's deployed thousands of troops to the southern region off the trench along soon rains it is also has killed hundreds and thousands are still waiting to be rescued. london police say they have charged the driver of the car which hit several people outside parliament this week with attempted murder sudanese born british nationalist style indicator is to appear at a london court on monday three cyclists were injured in that crash on tuesday. at least one police officer was injured in berlin when around five hundred far right activists clash with an equal number of counter-demonstrators the far right group is marking the thirty first anniversary of the suicide of nazi war criminals hess some twenty three hundred police officers were deployed to prevent violence. so he arabia has been making final preparations to host the annual hajj pilgrimage which begins on sunday over two million faithful home across the world are expected to bring a five day event the pilgrimage represe

people are dead and more than three hundred thousand have been displaced rescuers in the state of kara are stepping up efforts to bring food and water to the many people still stranded by the high water. with much of the states on the water. still waiting for rescue ten days of relentless monsoon rains have brought chaos to this popular tourist destination. landslides and bridge collapses have left many areas cut off boats and helicopters the only way out but rescue is not always possible the water flow is very. very difficult to go towards there. to convince them. there is to provide food and water to them so that they currently so i don't know what water recedes a nationwide drive is underway to send relief equipment to carry. out a neighboring state to suffering a lot i need to give you all my energy and my time to do help them a lot. with parents communication lines down and essential supplies running short trains carrying clean drinking water and rice have also been pressed into service. after taking to the air to assess the damage for himself india's prime minister narendra modi

undertaking many many villages downstream and the correspondence on if on the covering is up to date on kara thank you. here in germany chancellor angela merkel has held talks with russian president vladimir putin the crises in both syria and ukraine and a key joint energy products were high on the agenda and heaters released no statement after the talks but ahead of me saying they both indicated a willingness to compromise on issues that have soured relations between their countries in recent years and the emphasize russia's importance as a global powerhouse putin called on europe to help rebuild the war torn feria it was the two leaders second meeting in three months. and he deputy political correspondent time and young his father report joins me in studio now well confinement so do you think that the talks were a sign that there is an improvement in relations between germany and russia well a little bit anglo american says that she wants good relations with russia are involved in there putin is used to he other day about having a permanent dialogue. but of course contacts have dropped off

as spokesperson for the students' union on the us and assamese resident and we also have paul one kara he's a spokesman for the indian national congress party good to have you here everybody if you could explain to outsiders what the national registry for citizens action is and sound i would you do it. i mean this is a just a hold over dick is you know kind of figuring out who i mean god of understanding who the immigrants in assam are now assam has seen the maximum influx of migrants strong bond with these since the ninety's and if one who have student a sample for generations their families a studio and this is an ethnic conflict and over a period of time to political parties have kind of stopped this conflict for community purposes in ninety three we saw another post my sacristy against muslims the. partitions took conduct at tensions in a in a predominantly ethnic divide what we are seeing right now the n.c.r. national you know register which is a very arbitrary process because now you have it's been called as perhaps one of the biggest dissent from junkman exercise getting close t

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reporter kara finnstrom picks up the story from there.. it's an emotional imagecaptain richard harphams video. it shows deputy tyler milton cradling a baby during a desperate rush to save the little boy's life certainly when you have a nine month old who's not breathing everyone jumps into actionjust about ten minutes earlier near the 91 in bellflower deputy milton had stopped the baby's frantic parents for driving erratically. they were looking for the hospital. he knew there was no time to waste. deputy milton sprung into action grabbed the nine month old and summoned help from help from other vehiclesmove it! move it!you can hear the urgency in that person's voice as deputies rushed towards long beach memorial with sirens blaring. in the passenger seat of one patrol car - deputy milton held the lifeless baby on his lap and did cpr. the baby's mother was in back with another deputy, alyssa farrington behind the wheelthey got on the radio.. .got a hold other units.. they blocked intersections all the way downlong beach police immediately sealed off streets too. minutes later that dram

the weather in kara was much better on monday than it had been in previous days a couple of downpours but nothing like the consistent rain that there has been and that has meant that the water has receded it's no longer above people's heads in their homes or even at neck level it's now largely a sort of waist level lower where homes have been flooded and that means that most of the evacuations and rescues have now been completed there were only a few on monday relative to over the weekend but as the rescue operation comes to an end the relief effort is in full swing across five thousand different camps and carola there are now three courses plus a million people those are staggering numbers and they are called camps but really they are just converted community halls and schools that open their doors and let people in and the conditions in those places well they have enough food and water and enough medicines their pre-schooler places lots and lots of people crammed into hot sweaty humid rooms and some people there have now been there for five days with no end in sight and that is as y

bella's mom, kara, was outraged when she found out.kara thurston/mother"when something happens to your't fix, it's heartbreaking, you feel helpless."lifetouch photography apologized for what they call a misunderstandi ng.. and said in part --"we have been in touch with the school and have reached out to the family to offer their daughter a complimentary photography session in a place of their choosing. in light of this, we will be revisiting our training protocol with our photographers."but bella says she doesn't want special treatment because of her cancer.she just wants to be treated like everyone else. bella thurston/cancer patient "i would not like to be singled out, i would like my picture to be taken the normal way and to be in the same spot that it always is in the yearbook." (vicki) that was christine pae reporting. the school district says staffers who work with kids will soon receive more training. (grant) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom.(pam) thank you grant.. coming up new tonight at six. we will te

c kara, what do we know about the extent of weisselberg's cooperation? >> well, sources tell evan perez and they weisselberg was interviewed weeks ago and focused on the payments made to stormy daniels. we're told that weisselberg has not been called back. at this point, it appears their interest in weisselberg and his participation with the u.s. attorney's office was very specific to michael cohen. we're still reporting this story, but it appears that weisselberg was in a few weeks ago. he did answer questions about michael cohen and payments made to him in connection with these campaign finance violations. >> thanks for that, kara. cnn legal analyst paul callan joins me now. how potentially damaging is weisselberg's cooperation for the president? >> it could be very damaging for the president because weisselberg is someone who has been involved in the trump organization really throughout its history. as a matter of fact, he even worked for the president's father, fred trump, back in the early years of the trump organization. so he's obviously someone w

let's bring in cnn's kara scandel. how significant is this? >> reporter: wolf, when he was subpoenaed last month for testimony in the investigation of michael cohen, a former trump organization employee told cnn that this was the ultimate nightmare scenario for trump because what weisselberg knows anything and everything about the trump organization's finances. and, wolf, that's because he is the trump organization's chief financial officer. he's been with the company for decades. he's even worked with trump's father before he joined trump's organization. he -- when trump became the president, he put weisselberg in control of the company along with the two sons and his knowledge is not just at the trump organization. he's helped prepare donald trump's taxes and he's a treasurer of the trump found decision and the ties with donald trump are very deep, wolf. >> know about the specifics of the immunity deal? >> reporter: right, wolf. a source tells us that weisselberg was given immunity for the testimony. he went in and testified about several we

joining us is kara swisher, executive editor of recode. you are the facebook truther.book? i've seen other fancy ads, the friends are back, the baby pictures are back. and no, no, no, the russians are back. >> the russians are back and the russians never left and they didn't catch the russians the first time. it's nice they're telling us they're catching russians now but i want to know why they're able to continue to thrive on this platform. i think the problem is fundamentally the platform. and while i applaud facebook for putting it out before the news reporters get it i also do not applaud them for not doing something about it. and i think they're trying and they're trying all kinds of different techniques but instead of just telling us about it i would rather them do it and rid these things off the platform. but again, they get kudos i guess for announcing it. >> i've played that game as a political operative of putting news out before reporters get it. it's usually because reporters are about to get it. it's usually because pressure is bearing down on you. i guess

. >> my analysts are back with me and also joining us now, cnn's kara, you reported david pecker wasubpoenaed by the southern district of new york. do we know what he told investigators? >> well, sources tell myself and my colleague that david pecker was subpoenaed and when he testified he told prosecutors about these payments that he had arranged with michael cohen and he also said that trump had knowledge of the deals. we don't know exactly the breadth of what he said in that but he said he told him about these payments and as the "journal" is reporting as part of an immunity deal and trump had knowledge of the deal. that's where we are now. we're continuing to report this out. pecker is a longtime friend of donald trump's. this is a big deal for him to be in there and testifying and telling the government what he knew about these deals. >> your take, robert? how big of a deal is this? >> i think it's a big deal. they're putting all the dots together. that tape is the thing that is the threat throud through this. basically going through shell companies moving the money around, push

and of course kara laid out what is dominating the story, and that is the michael cohen investigation which really when you think about it puts the president in the most jeopardy right now. you have an individual there michael cohen who has essentially implicated the president, has said that the president helped him, he directed and he coordinated with the president in these payments which of course as kara laid out federal prosecutors have charged michael cohen with and he pled guilty to. now, the other big one is obviously the robert mueller investigation, that is still ongoing with a lot yet to come. the big thing there right now is the obstruction investigation, whether the president finally decides to meet with robert mueller and his team to answer their questions, that is still ongoing. of course the two women here, karen mcdougal and stormy daniels who are part of the michael cohen investigation who received the hush payments. and then you have the lawsuit for defamation, and that is perhaps where the president has the most exposure, the issue of whether or not he will be depos

kara, stand by, as well. i want to bring in joey jackson and reporter she hoimon. >> they're saying in coordination and at the direction of candidate of federal office meaning the president. you cannot get anymore serious here. and anymore direct link to the president. you know, the president has -- >> hold on a second. we see michael cohen leaving the federal courthouse right there. let's listen to see if he says anything. clearly walking quickly. didn't stop at the microphones. we'll be hearing from the federal prosecutors in new york for the u.s. attorney in the southern district in report. shimon, go ahead and finish your thought. >> you cannot get a more direct link really to the president. you have michael cohen in his own words standing there before a judge taking an oath. pleading guilty to these charges. and admitting that he did this on behalf of the president. the other thing, what's interesting, we now understand why the fbi's public corruption unit was investigating this. right? you have these ca

that right across to kara whether. there are still some. but see it's being repeated again and again neighboring state sort of thing and on hold as well some of the tide has also come from other countries despite the odds many many people are to stay in the middle east and those people are starting to run smooth and i actually thought it would be up in court to thank you plus it's one wall than me it's huge there is a huge relief that's in full swing one of the issues that organizations we've been speaking to and you have been telling us is that there are many isolated communities and it is difficult to reach people who are trapped there what sort of measure their preparations are being put in place to reach them. that's absolutely right there are many many villages that are completely now cut off by the floodwaters and very eloquent might come a little too well because the mobile phone towers that they suspect people can't even get next to their doctors gone as well but this number somewhere north of three hundred people now killed in the

those famous bonds of kara color can now be visited off to jump from now until october special guided night to us of the referee eighteen hundred year old archaeological complex of being off it. one of friends biggest and most well preserved mithraic temples which is normally not open to the public will also be open specially for these tourists. they ran until october second. turned seventeen on friday the frenchman is considered to be one of the pioneers of electronic music came out i was told name after the smash success of his album oxygen in the one nine hundred seventy six. single helped to bring the sound of synthesizers to the dance floor and turned the album into a milestone in the history of electronic music over the course of his career john is achieved sales of some painting million units world line. the tenth anniversary of computer and video game fit games khan is portraying cologne in the unites states does the banks of the line up based in color as part of the project lighted up around seven thousand new and sheets are being used to make prominent stops china's little f

kara swisher, thanks for being with us. you are the facebook truther. what's wrong with facebook? the baby pictures are back. no, the russians are back. >> the russians are back. they never left and they didn't catch them the first time. it's nice they're telling us they're catching russians now. i want to know why they continue to thrive on the platform. the problem is fundamentally the platform. while a plowed facebook for putting it out before the news reporters get it, i do not applaud them for not doing something about it. i this i they're trying all kinds of different techniques. but instead of just telling us about it, i would rather them do it and rid these things off the platform. >> they get kudos i guess for announcing it. >> i played that game of putting news out before reporters get it. it's usually because pressure is bearing down on you. i guess my question is, what's wrong with the culture? one that this is still happening and two, they have to be backed against the wall before they reveal something that doesn't sound like very many pages. if there are 32, maybe th

vladimir kara-murza, a pallbearer at this memorial service this week.e you being with us. >> thank you. >> want to check in with chris to see what he's working on for "cuomo prime time" at the top of the hour. chris. >> that was really interesting, j.b., and really gives a look into what john mccain was about. a very complex man. we're going to be taking on a new name in politics tonight, andrew gillum, the mayor of tallahassee, the man of the moment for the democrats, the first african-american nominee for governor in the state of florida. he's here to talk about how he won, the challenges ahead, and the tough questions of what that race might be about with the phrase we heard his opponent say today. we have some great debaters that are going to take on the same issues as well as the nature of what's happening in politics, and we have a fact check. we are not forgetting puerto rico, my brother. what happened there now, the new study that's come out. why all the silence from leadership? next. >> all right. chris cuomo, thanks so much. looking forward to

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this has been the scene for over a week as the southern indian states of kara battles heavy rains. the subsequent floods are being described as the worst in nearly a hundred years. we're going to water levels are rising since yesterday the rains have been heavy it's still ongoing people are worried. the floodwaters and mudslides have killed hundreds of people since the start of the monsoon season in june some parts of the state to receive nearly double the average annual rainfall. more than three hundred thousand people have been forced out of their homes. and that is not been easy as walter's flood access points in many areas leaving arab i.q. ation is the only option for language. the rainfall has led to massive landslides where chunks of the mountain of come down blocking the entire stretch although the clearance team is working to open the road it's unlikely it will happen people have been shifted to camps in the nearby areas. where the full cost is say heavy rains will continue over the weekend but will ease off towards but while that is good news for those affected in kerala

months and even before that that was sort of locked in a sort of tit for tat relationship between kara and washington you have as you said earlier it is too strong man and you get an idea that for both sides it's important to show that their opinion will prevail and it's also important portend for the stature of turkey in the region the u.s. in the rest of the world you know i mean i think what we need to acknowledge right now is that the u.s. turkey relationship is not the relationship that they had dropped when its entry yesterday was an important ally turkey continues to be a member of nato turkey actually the turkish military is the second largest armed forces pulling me down nato there's a new nato command that's going to be put into place in two years that will be under turkish command in turkey were proved by the united states and the circus be without its role as a nato airport at kabul so there are a number of areas where we already cooperate and i think that those things don't get the attention they should and they're wider interest with russia and iran and iraq that the u.s.

but though many of those in kara when the rains hit left and many about to come change their plans not all days . after finishing a volunteer study and work placement arena both. have stuck to their plans spending still in kerala but just south of the worst of the floods we were thinking about moving maybe to go well but at the end we we thought that it was ok to move here. the british family visiting relatives in carolina has also decided to stay in my mind to tell you. what we're going to give it to. you in the back but. i think that's what it will help feel. like. having. the biggest impact will be felt from october when the peak tourist season for carola begins those in the industry expect a twenty to twenty five percent drop for the season as a whole. marketing campaigns present based paradise but that image is undermined when these are the images broadcast internationally and state. carolus tourism minister was helping out a flood aid collection point last week but he is competent the business will be back to some actually a whole industries badly affected devastated i'm confiden