and your role for europe that's our topic and these are our guests it's a pleasure to welcome laura miller she is executive director of international affairs at the curb foundation and she says after trump's decisions in the middle east the europeans must do damage control and very glad to have on the program shiny rosanna's she was born in israel is a producer and middle east analyst here at d w and she says too divided and self-involved europe is systematically failing to fill the void left by american policy and finally very glad to have back on the program alan posner he's an author for the. newspaper here in germany event and he says europe and america are strong when they act together when they don't americans weekend and europe becomes invisible. so alan more than fifty deaths twenty four hundred people injured on monday on this program you vigorously defended the u.s. decision to requote case the embassy at the end of last year the decision taken then and i'm wondering do you abide by that opinion in the face of this but absolutely more than ever look this bloodshed has nothing to

east any role for europe that's our topic and these are our guests it's a pleasure to welcome laura miller she is executive director of international affairs at the curva foundation and she says after trump's decisions in the middle east the europeans must do damage control and very glad to have on the program shani rosen as she was foreign in israel as a producer and middle east analyst here at d w and she says. too divided and self-involved europe is systematically failing to fill the void left by american policy and finally very glad to have back on the program alan posner he's an author for the daily newspaper here in germany and he says europe and america are strong when they act together when they don't americans weekend and europe becomes in visible. so alan more than fifty deaths twenty four hundred people injured on monday on this program you vigorously defended the u.s. decision to requote case the embassy at the end of last year that decision taken then and i'm wondering do you abide by that opinion in the face of this. absolutely more than ever look this bloodshed has nothing t

laura: joe miller speaking to me earlier from new york city. hundreds of residents have been evacuated on the main island of hawaii after the eruof one of the most active volcanoes. mount kilauea has sent plumes of ash into the air along with dangerous gases. now we are waiting to see further eruptions take place. >> excuse me. >> i'm sorry. are out of here. thank you. reporter: the dangers are plain to see. fountains of lava spewing ouof ground fissures across a street on hawaii's big island. lava than 1000 degrees celsius. --lava temperatures can reach more than 1000 degrewa celsius. ha's governor has declared an emergency and acted military reservists from national guard to help evacuating people fromit comms in kuna. >> we have two separate shelters set up right now. one shelters set up for pets in our jim. --ym. an stay with their pets through the night. we have another shelter set up inside.ry we will have eing set up for them. reporter: the volcano has been erupting continuously for three decades, but this foa series of earthquakes on th

>> why do 85% of americans think they want to know about what happened with the bob miller investigation. >> laura: i think what we are seeing is that the president is responding to the will of the people. peace and prosperity. and there are always going to people running around claiming that this happened, that happen, whether it's a porn star, now it's michael cohen. and michael cohen through the election. ari fleischer, outlook, avenatti, we've seen this type running around for decades. there's always a michael avenatti. there's always someone who's either an operative, an opposition research by her lawyer was going to make a lot f money and get a lot of fame out of trashing, whether it's clinton or whether it's trashing in this case donald trump. you are thoughts on whether he could have any exposure given the fact that he now has those making records, of government type of banking form you have to report when you get certain amount of money. he actually had copies of those. is there any possible problem of his receiving those copies? >> well, certainly there can be. that was illegally obtaine

miller? >> and 2009, laura link released thanks to treaties from former obama and presidents clinton as well. right. this business deserves credit for getting these folks home, right? smr yes, ma'am, yes. but i do think kim jong-un is to have a successful summit, i don't know successful for him that he was going to have the clear the decks here. of course this is a long-standing practice of north koreans to have a small stable of hostages they can use as barring nipping chips or brownie points depending on the situation, that's kind of what they did here. the more interesting thing here is what is it that brought about this change, an apparent change in kim jong-un's behavior? i would submit who reasons, probably several one i believe the north koreans have achieved what they believe is a credible nuclear deterrent, so when they enter into a negotiation with us, it will not be as a supplicant as it has been in the past f. anybody will get a peace prize for this it ought to be president moon of the republic of korea who in my view being a long student of the korean peninsula, maybe the, perhap

blake: one week to go, a big decision, david lee miller thanks. lauras john kerry is speaking with u.s. allies in an effort to save the deal. a kerry source said this to the boston -- part of the equation is if the former u.s. energy secretary or john made a bold statement, trump is crazy and he might do the opposite just to spite them. you are liable to spur this guy in a direction you don't want him to go in just to be spiteful. ernie was also a negotiator on behalf of the obama administration. we want to bring in a former cia station chief and fox news contributor. thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you. laura: is this going to be even more of a reason for president trump to pull out? do you think this is going to really go that way? is that how it will play out? >> i don't really believe that secretary kerry is going to influence the president's decision. it is unseemly or worse potentially a violation of the logan act for secretary kerry to be seeking to influence the situation on the ground with meetings, reportedly with a german and irani

laura engel sitting in for arthel neville. rudy giuliani has been taking a special counsel head on.but at the same time, mr. giuliani acknowledging that the president wants to speak to robert miller's

laura engel sitting in for arthel neville. rudy giuliani has been taking a special counsel head on.but at the same time, mr. giuliani acknowledging that the president wants to speak to robert miller's team and clear his name. garrett tenney is live in washington with details. >> the present legal team biggest concern about a potential interview has long been that investigators would try to entrap the president by getting him to perjure himself. despite that rudy giuliani is a unique position with the client, the president, actually wants to testify. last night on fox news giuliani says the questions of the team proposed for this it done make it clear that they are on a witch hunt and out to get the president. >> there is no collision, there is no evidence of obstruction of justice. everything the president did he have perfect authority to do. under article 2. he wanted to do mongoose do it and i'm sorry, he will not do that. >> in order for him to agree to this he said that the questions that need to be narrowly tailored to specific topics and the entry needed to be limited to no more than two and half hours. >> on friday a federal judge criticized the special team and now rudy giu

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