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and yesterday, minister lavrov said that clearly, we cannot sit with the americans to define what syria wants to do. this is syrian issue. only the syrian people can define the future of their country. the role of russia to offer the international atmosphere to protect the syrian from intervention, the russians are honest, the american didn't in that regard. but this is not to take the difference about what we have to do as syrians. >> so just to be clear, neither vladimir putin or foreign minister lavrov has ever talked to you about a day when you would leave power? >> never come up. only the syrian people define who is going to be the president, when to come and when to go. they never said a single word regarding this. >> and you're not worried about secretary kerry meeting with putin and coming to an understanding in which you may have to leave power? >> no. for one reason, the russian politics is not based on making deals. it's based on values. that's why you don't see any achievement between them and the american. because different principles. they make politics based on making dea

he is in moscow holding a joint news conference with his counterpart, sergey lavrov, the russian foreign minister and kerry says he's hoping for peace and stability in turkey. >> we have been engaged deep ly in discussions all day and literally we caught up to the news what may or may not be happening at the very last minute before coming in here. so, i think it's inappropriate for me to comment except to say that we've heard the reports that others have heard. i don't have any details at this point in time. i hope there will be stability and peace and continuity within turkey. but i have nothing to add with respect to what has transpired. >> let's bring you an update op the u.s. turkish military base in turkey. nbc news has learned that it looks like the military base itself has now heightened security. they're going into force protection delta and that means that they're dictating that all missions halt except for base security. as for travel if and out of istanb istanbul, all gates have been closed. unsure whether or not planes and flights heading towards istanbul will be able to land

russian foreign minister sergey lavrov reacted harshly when asked about it in front of secretary of state john kerry. >> what do you say of u.s. accusations that russia has -- democratic e-mails. >> well i don't want to use -- words. >> three cybersecurity experts told us that the dnc e-mails were hacked by russian intelligence. what do you say? >> well, there's no proof of that whatsoever. we have not disclosed our source. and of course, this is a diversion that's being pushed by the hillary clinton campaign. >> meanwhile donald trump, on the road in north carolina, categorically rejected and mocked the claims, and also suggested that relations could be improved with russia. >> you know when you think about it, wouldn't it be nice if we actually did get along with russia? wouldn't it be nice? not so bad. wouldn't it be nice if russia and us and a couple of others went out and knocked the hell out of isis and knocked them off? wouldn't that be nice? there's nothing wrong with that. you know. a lot of money. very expensive. i mean, the soviet union broke up because of the wars. i mean they

foreign minister sergey lavrov dismissed the allegations when asked about them today. while they can't ascribe a motive for the i'm dump on the eve of the democratic convention, u.s. officials have long suspected ties between the kremlin and wikileaks, the group that posted the dnc e-mails. they say this episode strengthens those suspicions and the clinton's accusation that russia is trying to help donald trump has capped a cloud of cold war era intrigue over philadelphia. >> russia stole it for my benefit, russia. >> reporter: in north carolina last night, trump says he's never even met russian president vladimir putin. >> wouldn't it be nice if we actually did get along with russia? >> reporter: but he has long pain and thed he wants to build a relationship with him and has promoted policies like reducing the role of nato that would empower putin. whether or not moscow is trying the sway the u.s. election, the officials say the leak fits into a pattern of russia using cyber warfare to stir up trouble for its adversaries and takes it to a new level. eugene rumer is a

charles: right before we aired, john kerry spoke with lavrov, his russian counterpart.e was trying to be somewhat reserved. but he didn't seem to be upset by the events we are witnessing right now. we are watching and hearing actual gunfire. people are ducking. so far it has been bloodless, though reports of one explosion at a tv station and some high ranging official within the turkish government being killed. this is the first time we have heard this type of gunfire. michael, go ahead. >> it's a good thing it was our guys. but to working with russia and syria, russia does not keep arm's lent away from assad. anything we do in syria that works with russia is benefiting assad. it's not likely something we should do. assad remains a number one driver for recruitment. and it alienates the 80% sunni population in syria if we ally ourselves with russia and by extension assad. charles: it feels like in america donald trump has been okay with russia going in there and together so-called heavy lifting and saying we are not sure if these so-called legibles are our allies. what'

russian officials are calling americans paranoid, foreign minister sergey lavrov dismissed allegations when asked about them today. while they can't describe motive for the e-mail dump on eve of the democratic convention, u.s. officials long suspected ties between the kremlin and wikileaks. they say the episode strengthens sus missio suspicions. and the claim that russia is trying to help donald trump cast a cold war era intrigue over russia. >> russia stole it for my benefit. >> in north carolina, trump said he never met russian president vladamir putin. >> wouldn't it be nice if we did get along with russia. >> but he has long maintained he wants to build a relationship with him and has promoted policies like reducing the role of nato that would empower putin. whether or not moscow is trying to sway the u.s. election, officials say the leak fits into a pattern of russia using cyberwarfare to stir up trouble for adversaries and takes it to a new level. eugene rumer is a former officer. >> anytime when washington appears weakened, discredited in ward oriented. serves the interests of r

with this proposal is that there are a lot of people in washington who don't quite believe sergei lavrov and there are people in moscow who don't believe kerry. and some are saying love rov is a russian foreign minister and charming and we do not believe in our basis of experience that lavrov has the power and the knowledge to have influence over russian military actions in syria or in ukraine. in moscow, there are are a lot -- are a lot of people around putin, particularly from so-called power agencies. john kerry, he does not have the real ability to deliver on his promised to moscow. he negotiates deals but if doesn't look likely that the military would quite cooperate with him in terms of providing full assistance to russia in terms of any joint military action against any groups, rebel groups associated with al-nusrah and the way the united states would likely define who are legitimate, that would exclude a lot of groups, which russia considers terrorists. and that maktakes me to my fina point. so i think for the negotiations between the united states and russia to have a chance, we

in a democratic national convention e-mail hacking incident with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. the two talking on the sidelines of the asean summit. earlier brushing aside accusations russia was involved. >>> democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine stopping off at a diner in richmond, virginia, this morning, before heading to the democratic convention. he typically meets with his friends at the diner on tuesdays and today was no exception. >>> the gop presidential ticket of donald trump and mike pence campaigning in charlotte, north carolina this morning. trump praising veterans before slamming hillary clinton, accusing her of trying to sweep the problems with the v.a. under the rug. >>> and airline ticket prices scheduled to drop in late august. that's according to fare compare. it says the magic date to fly -- august 23rd. writedown. that marks the start of the airlines fall season, believe it or not, when travel demand tends to slow down. back to you, scott. >> sue, thanks so much. >>> talk back about the market. talking about a lot of individual stocks and we're goi

lavrov because i worked ed at the whit house before going to moscow antd it did work for a time.t helped us get a new treaty. we got rid of 30% of the nuclear weapons in the world. we got sanctions on iran. our supply routes to afghanistan in the north were expanded because of the reset and crucially because they used to go through pakistan where they got caught off and we got russia into the wto, so it was working. then two really important things happened that ended the reset in 2012, the year i became am batsz dor, one, medvedev came in and putin stepped. he has a much more adversary yal perspective towards the united states and two, there were massive demonstrations in russia in that year and start ng the winter of 2011 and putin used us, called us traitor, cald us agitato agitators meddling in his internal affairs fo help these protesters and singled out clinton in particular saying she gave a signal to have the protesters go out on the street. when that happened, the reset was over. >> understandably. so, this point in time, sir, does it matter how important is it for the u

. >>> secretary of state john kerry met with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov.r words, which is not technically a no. what's confusing here, of course, is what the strategy would be if you're exposing embarrassing things about trump you pmust be on the side of democrats but the same hackers apparently embarrassed the democrats which helps donald trump. >>> sobering numbers from cupertino's apple. the companies once again sold fewer iphones. 15% fewer than this time last year. ipads down 9%. computers down 11%. the company made less money as well. but and here's the key, it was more money than analysts expected. that should help the stock. >>> nintendo says this bracelet called pokemon go plus will not be ready any time soon. it was supposed to come out in the next week or so but won't be available until september. apparently it's a little like an apple watch. you can keep your phone in your pocket and it will alert you if there's a pikachu of what have you. >> you can get your phone out and continue to play the game. >> yes. >> wearable technology as its finest.

but russian foreign minister sergei lavrov dismissed the issue. >> well, i don't want to use four-letterords. >> reporter: the clinton campaign said today there's no evidence that its e-mail system has been breached. for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins. >> woodruff: next we head down to the convention floor, where npr's "weekend edition sunday" host rachel martin is standing by. rachel is joining us every night this week as part of our joint pbs newshour and npr convention coverage. rachel what should we be expecting tonight? >> reporter: hi, judy. sa you can hear behind me, the roll call is still going on, and as was mentioned in that piece that just preceded me, history is happening here tonight in the democratic party is hoping that history can help heal the divisions that still exist between bernie sanders supporters and those in this arena who are supporting hillary clinton. there will be a whole slew of speaks, or this stage tonight who will be making the case for hillary clinton. the theme of the campaign tonight is supposed to focus on hillary clinton's experience, sticking

lavrov and others to try to have a common appreciation of what the situation is inside of syria. i have no doubt that the russians are motivated in part in terms of their investment in syria out of concern about the growth of isis and terrorist forces there. whether it be isis and al qaeda in syria, they are determined to i think try to crush those forces. at the same time though, i think they recognize that these forces have grown because of the problems that existed in syria in the syrian government. >> last question and then we'll open it up to the audience. i was struck that -- i guess i shouldn't have been, that you -- the greatest nuclear proliferation threat still comes from north korea. is there any progress in terms of intelligence information, communication with the north, is it still chiefly through china? >> that is another one of the more frustrating aspects of our international agenda that you have someone like kim jong-un who continues to pursue these nuclear and ballistic missile capabilities. i don't believe he yet has come to realize that the international commu

secretary of state john kerry was in russia trying to develop with president putin and foreign minister lavrov a new american and russian approach to trying to bring an end, at least a cease-fire to the fighting in syria. if the american position in turkey is threatened, if it looks like the turkish government in any way is unstable, if there is some question about our access to bases or even the question of who we go to in turkey to make decisions, i think that could greatly complicate what has already been probably one of the most complex and probably least successful foreign policy initiatives by the obama administration. and, of course, we're not used to nato countries going through coup attempts. >> yeah, that's right. and chuck todd who remains with us, to david's point. that basic point, who do we deal with? who do we go to? who is in charge here? who is the turkish government right now? these pictures are pretty shocking. >> we go back to, and i heard ayman talk about the similarities to what we saw in egypt. there's also similarities to the concern and the instability that it could ca

so neither putin nor foreign secretary lavrov have ever discussed or even suggested that you might stepsaid no. never. the other interesting thing, and he was quite frank about this, is i reminded him at this time last year when he was saying we're short of troops, we're giving up ground because we have to, and i said what changed in the year? and he was absolutely unequivocal. he said russia. russia was crucial. russia tipped the balance. andrea? >> and bill, it's so striking, that answer, that last comment that you were just making because we were at the united nations covering president obama, secretary kerry meeting with vladimir putin and within 48 hours the first russian air strikes. so we had no warning at the white house or intelligence. no warning whatsoever that putin was going to do that. and that was the game changer. >> that's absolutely right. i mean, factually i think assad is correct that russia has tipped the balance. he was scathing about u.s. air strikes against isis in his country. he said they were ineffective and indeed they were counterproductive. he said there si

speaking o on the sidelilines oa ,eeting in leo's -- in laos sergei lavrov denied the allegations. experts say they have reason to wereve russian hackers indeed responsible for the breach, based on evidence that the hackers using rususan internet addrees, , ruling --ch keyboards, and the time and hillary clinton was quick to put -- to point the finger at russia. >> what the experts are saying and what the experts said when this breach initially happened at the dnc was that they believe it was russian state actors. what further experts are saying is that because they possessed the e-mails that russian state actors were feeding the e-mails to hackers for the purpose of helping donald trump. >> donald trump was swift to react and accuse democrats of trying to divert attention away from their own problems. >> the new joke in town is that russia leaked the disastrous e-mails -- stupid because vladimir putin likes me. >> president vladimir putin, leading some democrats to believe that the russian leader is working to put the real estate billionaire in the white house. among the people do

rhetoric toward to the united states have anything to do with the syria policy about john kerry and lavrovting and u.s. foreign policy now been in partnership with russia? thanks. >> very good. right in front. we'll are going to do another round. we have lots of questions to go. [inaudible] >> i'm a consultant. the question is about possible attacks on turkish israeli relations. i have seen two schools of thought. one says that -- came out against the coup and the relationship which was reconciled short time before the counterfeit coup will continue before. another school of thought says that since israel is so helpful with the base of erdogan he would actually -- that could affect the relations. what you are opinion? >> questions about nato, russia and israel. gentlemen? >> my views very quickly. secretary kerry's people came out and said he really was misinterpreted in a sense that's true. the headline didn't will reflect what he said. .. >> yeah, i agree on nato. this is not the ear. you have to be democratic to be a member. nato is a security club. many other countries went through dic

russian foreign minister sergey lavrov reacted harshly when asked about it in front of secretary of state >> u.s., russia e-mails. >> i don't want to use -- >> three cyber security experts told us the dnc e-mails were hacked by russian intelligence. what do you say? >> there's no proof of that whatsoever. we have not disclosed our source. of course, this is a diversion that's being pushed by the campaign. >> meanwhile donald trump on the road in north carolina categorically rejected and mocked the claims and suggested relations could be improved with russia. >> today you saw the rnc where they were hacked. they don't know, is it china? is it russia? i'm watching this clown who runs hillary clinton's campaign and i heard my name mentioned. it was donald trump that stole that. he's got some deal with russia, stole it for my benefit. let's figure this out. russia stole it from my -- the reason is that putin likes me. i never met putin all fairness. but putin like trumps. therefore he went in and he stole it and he wants trump to win. see now if a republican said that, they would say it's a c