let's good live to moscow and bring in matthew chance. what is the reaction there, matthew, on the fascinating statement from president trump. >> reporter: it is fascinating and stunning. the reaction has been perhaps not surprisingly skeptical from the russians. first of all when they heard it they focus on other formats. president trump on the state visit to china says he prefers the chinese led group of countries he was currently taking part in the summit. he says was essentially more important than the g7. i think what is behind that is a high degree of skepticism. first of all, there is anyone else in the g7 that would tolerate the readmittance of russia. there has been no progress made on annexation of crimea or the downing of the civilian airline err or backing of bashar al assd in syria. so skepticism or any willingness on the part of the others to bring russia back in. skepcism in general that president trump can deliver on the promises he makes rding russia. he promised to makes relations better. the russians are looking at this

matthew chance with this. the timing could be interesting ahead of a nato meeting. >> repter: ahead of it or just after it, as well. the exact timing hasn't been made clear yet. it's something they'll be discussing today. the venue also hasn't been made clear. all sorts of options on the table. the latest according to u.s. officials is that they're discussing the possibility of helsinki, the capital of finland, close to the russian border, of course. before or after. there's a question about what the messaging would send, the optics of a meeting between president trump and putin in july. whatever happens, it's going tol because vladimir putin is isolated by much the alliance countries, the europeans and others. the malaysian passenger airline that was shot down, more recently, the russians have been accused of involvement in the poisoning of the skripals in britain for which many of their diplomats were -- were expelled overseas. so however -- whenever the meeting happens, it is going to be extremely controver

let's bring in cnn's matthew chance live in moscow. matthew, this is the continuation of president putin welcoming world leaders as the world cup is in russia. >> reporter: this is the russian world cup diplomacy. russia has been considered isolated because of the sanctions placed on it by the united states and european union and others by actions in ukraine and syrian conflict. the tournament which bught in nations from all over the world is providing cover and excuse for the top world leaders to come and have high-level contacts with the counterparts. that is what president moon is doing right now. they have serious things to discuss. not least the situation on the korean peninsula. russia is a player in that situation because it has diplomatic relations with pongyang and it has a good relationship with south korea as well. it has been pushing itself forward as an important player whose interests should be considered if there is a settlement on the korean peninsula. and trade relationship that russia wants to discuss. they want to bui

matthew chance is there live for us. what more do you know? >> reporter: well, you joined me actually at the exact spot where this incident took place. you can see just behind me here on the wall, there is a big black scuff mark with yellow paint work from the yellow taxi that smashed against that wall, plowing in to a whole pavement full of pedestrians including many world cup fans. it seems that there were lots of mexican fans here when the tax city according to eyewitnesses sort of came out of the traffic, mounted the pavement and drove quite quickly through the pavement before coming to a halt after hitting numerous people, before coming to a halt. the drive they were got out and attempted to escape. but he was captured by some of the pedestrians including some of the mexico fans who then held him until the authorities arrived and detained him. in terms of the casualties, it is not entirely clear yet, but already the max cmexican authore have confirmed that at least two of their nationals have been injured, neither of them seriously accord

. >> matthew chance is our senior cnn international correspondent and jill doherty, fellow for the woodrower. good to have both of you on. matth matthew, you first. what's the sentiment, just among russians about this regular talking between putin and trump? >> well, it's a good question. and ien thatsians watch state media as the primary source of their news, they'll pretty much follow the kremlin's sense of disappointment in the trump administration. before trump came to office and in the first few weeks of his presidency or months even, there was this massive sense of optimism in russia that this was a turning point in the difficult, fracturous relationship between moscow and washington. of course that didn't happen. trump found his hands tied by the various congressional inquiries into the allegations of collusion and he hasn't been able to deliver that better relationship that he promised and russians expected. i think there's an overwhelming se of disappointment that trump has not been able to deliveria what they thought he was going to deliver. >> jill, does it surprise you that the

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matthew chance is following the story live for us in moscow. first, to amanda davies.xpect from saturday's matchup? >> today is definitely going to have to be something to compete with the stunning scenes we saw in sochi last night. the good news is we've got four chances really. the day with more games than any other at this world cup. the action kicks off here saturday in about a half hour from now with the euro 2016 runners up france taking on australia in what is known as russia's international sporting capital. in a few hours time, attention will very, very much switch here to the home of spartak moscow. you might be able to hear behind us, already still with four hours to go until kickoff, the fans have been arriving in force. it's going to be the 2014 world cup runners up argentine on against the might of the smallest country ever to qualify for a world cup, debutantes iceland. they are really everybody's new favorite team having burst onto the major tournament stage at euro 2016. as much for their fans with the iconic thunder clap as for their appearances on th

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as we watch the president get off air force i, matthew chance is live for us in moscow. tthew, tell us, is there any reaction from the russian government yet, and how would this be interpreted? can it be interpreted as anything but a gift from the united states? >> in terms of the reaction, there has been a response already from the kremlin. vladimir putin's spokesman saying that we tend to focus now on other platforms, sort of dismissing or shrugging off this apparent suggestion or apparent offer by president trump to re-invite russia back into the group of majority industrialized nations. in terms of what the -- what people are thinking here, what russians are thinking, i think they're divided as they have been throughout this trump presidency. on the one hand, they see president trump promise a lot. he promised, remember, to make the relationship better with russia, but in fact delivered even more and tighter sanctions on the country. i think you're right, they're also taking a step back from this and watching their old rival, the western alliance institutions, effecti

let's go live to moscow and bring in matthew chance. hew, we covered g7 and g8 and g20 meetings. russia isolated itself from the elite group of economies. it was invited to anyway although it wasn't big enough to be in the g7 or g8. trump is alone here thinking russia should be back in, right? >> reporter: it is. i think trump has formed his own g1 as i have been joking to my colleagues. russia was kicked out. it was invited in because it as an olive branch after the collapse of the soviet union after boris yeltsin. there is other activity in the united states which is laid at the feet of the russians. meddling of the elections and downing of the airliner where everybody on board was killed. the backing of bashar al assad. perpetuating the syrian civil war and the recent poisoning in britain as well. the thoughts of the allies is this is not the time. >> the president doubling down on that and not really saying why. saying they should be because you don't want to play games. matthew chance, thank you. >> he baffled reporters on the way t

matthew chance is live in moscow following all the fun and excitement there. d matthew, this event certainly symbolizes a great deal for president putin and for his government. >> reporter: yeah, it does. i mean this is a major celebration for russia of its international standing in the opening ceremony, putin the russian president spoke of unity amongst nations united by football. but of course russia's actions leading up to this tournament particularly since 2014 have been sowing disunity more than anything else. when we think about the annexation of ukraine, separatists in that country as well, since then its backing of bashar al assad, the syrian leader in that country, perpetuating the conflict there. until recently, you know, being accused of carrying out chemical weapons attack in britain by the british authority which it denies. all of these actions have sewed o oig disunity, they have created a difficult political backdrop to this tournament, which is why so many world leaders, many stream world leaders from europe, from other countries, chose not to a

our matthew chance is on the scene for us. matthew, what are authorities saying about this incident? >> reporter: well, first of all, there's been a lot of suspicion, ana, that this may have been some kind of terrorist attack. that was the speculation when you see horrific images like that taking place with a taxi mounting this pavement right behind me and accelerating through those pedestrians, many of them, of course, soccer fans who had come to moscow to watch the world cup football championships which are under way right now. that is not the case. that's not how the russian authorities are characterizing this. they're saying this was essentially an unintentional situation that emerged with this driver. there's some quotes that i'm trying to get for you here from the russian traffic police. they're saying according to the person responsible for the road accidents, it was unintended, which is absolutely crucial when it comes to how this instant is being characterized. the interior ministry of russia is saying the cause of the

our matthew chance is on the scene live for us in moscow. matthew, it appears that street has reopened. do we know yet whether this was intentional? >> reporter: we do. in terms that the authorities here are saying that it wasn't intentional. i'm just reading some word that's come from the russian interior ministry saying that according to the person responsible for the road accident, it was unintended. the police have said that the primary cause for what they're calling the road accident is failure to control the vehicle, and so what the moscow police are doing are downplaying this incident amid all the sort of speculation about whether this was intentional or not. they're saying they've opened a criminal investigation into a road traffic accident, but take a look at that video. you can see, it's this pavement right here that i'm standing on. that vehicle, that taxi, moved out of the line of traffic and accelerated across this pavement here and knocked all those people over. frankly, it was incredible that no one was killed. we now understan

cnn's matthew chance is live for us in moscow's red square. good to see you.ountry right now? >> i think it's absolutely huge. russia has a lot of negative publicity that's generated itself in fairness, whether it's the annexation of crimea or meddling in the u.s. election. it's had years of really negative news it wants to put behind it. so it's hoping at least for the next few weeks of this tournament the world can put that behind it and focus on the football. they want this to be about sport and not about politics for the first time in many, many years. this country is so far, with a few exceptions, it's going off quite well. >> except the folks of peta are a little distracted by all of the fun fanfare of football and instead they're looking at this picture of this bear playing an instrument made popular at the 2010 world cup and now it's back. by way of this live bear being, you know, brought through the streets there in a convertible. what do you know about russia's response, whether the people there, you know, are outraged, like it, what? >> well, i mean

matthew chance from from seeing this whole thing why do you think it is appropriate for the us president to have some meetings like given that russia is not trying any of the i believe she's been sacked but also during that meeting we show you this. usual problems what about the issues of the explosion crimea will ensure that if it makes sense to get into the us election she will self-destruct just act will. be discussed subsidies well would be brushed aside. this but in the past so probably devoted. they. are depriving this is just a felony me but if you. don't still see it but they didn't even you come from these mean you as my d.c.'s are from peace. deal that mutual i will still but much more than believe me sounds to me. especially in the ukraine could claim. that most of those deal beats a minute still seem not safe i don't know still as much an admission i'd. bet on it but it says most ineffective it's got up during the. dia of c.t. debates here it's about process if it will be states which still at that stage they say to. you know i love the first amendment even here in moscow. th

our matthew chance has the latest on the scene in moscow.thew. >> all right, we can see there is a big black scuff mark here and some yellow paint as well because that's the exact spot where that taxi veered on to this pavement and accelerated through the crowd of pedestrians right along here including many football fans from mexico who had come to witness this, to take part in this world cup 2018 here in russia. the russian authorities are trying to play this whole incident down saying it was not intentional. they say they've opened a criminal case in terms of a road traffic investigation. they're saying the driver simply lost control of the vehicle and plowed through those pedestrians. he then of course opened his driver door and attempted to make a run for it. he attempted to do a hit and run as it were before he was taken and held by onlookers before the police arrived. russia of course has some serious security concerns when it comes to staging an event as big as this. not just in moscow but across 11 cities in russia. it's had threats

matthew chance is live right at that scene. matthew, you are actually standing where the taxi had stopped not too long ago. what have you learned? >> reporter: absolutely the exact spot. if you just take a look over here, you can see there are still scuff marks on the wall where the taxi as it plowed through that busy bunch of pedestrians left its marks on this wall before coming to a halt just a few yards ahead of me. a number of people were injured in that. we know at least two people who were mexican fans have been confirmed by the mexican embassy here in moscow has having been injured, but others according to eyewitnesses we've spoken to were also injured. state media saying at least seven people were casualties. five of them taken to hospitals. amazing looking at those pictures that nobody was killed, but it seems to be the case thankfully that there were no kind of fatalities as a result of that. in term of the motivation for it was an accident, was it on purpose, that is not clear. certainly the moscow authorities who rem

. >> matthew chance, all right. let's see what john bolton has to say and i'm fascinated to see what he's got today. thank you, matthew. >>> also, we are following more breaking news. the supreme court handing down major blows to unions representing public sector employees and the president tweeting about it. saying this, t supreme court rules in favor of non-union workers who are able to support a candidate of his or her choice without having those who control the union deciding for them and for the coffers and the democrats. jessica schneider is outside the supreme court with much more on this. jessica, lay it out for us. what do the justices have to say? >> the supreme court striking down in particular this illinois law that allow public sector unions to collect the so-called fair share fees from all employees, all public sector employees regardless of the fact if they were members or not. that's a violation of free speech and striking down this illino law and what's important is there are 22 states around the cou

. >> matthew chance in moscow, nina dos santos in london, and atika shubert in berlin, many thanks forning us. >>> kim jong-un does not speak to reporters or use social media. we'll dig into north korea and what it tells us. that's coming up after the break. >>> welcome back, everybody. just ten minutes to go until the top of the hour. they don't call north korea the hermit kingdom for nothing. those on the outside reading the tea leaves of state propaganda for the slightest hint of kim jong-un's intention, a stark contrast from the u.s. president who seems eager to tweet his every thought. >> if you want to know what president trump wants from kim jong-un on tuesday, he'll tell you. >> this is the whole key to what we're doing on denuclearization. >> reporter: or he'll tweet it. but north korea's supreme leader doesn't stop for journalists or use social media. so to get a sense of what kim jong-un is thinking, the best bet is to look at what his government is telling its people. propaganda sets the tone for the entire country, and the message is changing. [ speaking foreign language ]

matthew riehl's apartment. >> with every minute that went by his chances of survival got less. >> he basically took a peek around the corner and came under heavy gunfire again. >> can you hear me? [ gunfire ] >> yeah. he shot him. he went down. [ gunfire ] >> a swat team made entry into the front door. in the process of doing so, they engaged the suspect. he fired a number of rounds at our officers, hitting one of them. we fired and killed him. >> the swat-team recovers deputy parrish, but it's too late. >> so i came out of surgery kept asking, you know, how's doyle? >> how's taylor. >> when i asked about zach, it was kind of whoosh -- finally they told me. >> he was alone in that apartment. he died there alone. even though i know i would have been killed, he wouldn't have been alone if i was there. it plagued me. there's not a day i don't think about him or his wife gracie and their two girls. >> i never thought i would be at his funeral with two sweet baby girls who would never get to know him. ow wrote a letter with vows. >> i promise to raise my girls with the lord as the focus. zach was such an engaged fath

. >> reporter: matthew michael and his home had a chance to return to the scene of his birth 27 yearsat was going through your mind? >> at that point i didn't have any children of my own. i had never seen, it experienced it, and i was just trying to recall academy days of my training. >> reporter: they train in the academy for this? >> a brief segment. much too brief. >> yeah. >> reporter: but the reunion of the families almost didn't happen. >> i'm not thinking about, you know, a, why don't you get out of the car and take a picture together, that's not going through my mind as a trooper. i drove over to his car, not far from the car stop and i wrote him a note and left it on his door. i said, sir, my name is michael patterson, the trooper that just stopped you. my family suggested we take pictures together so, you know, if you don't mind, you know, just give me a call at your earliest convenience and maybe we'll connect. >> reporter: we got that picture and a lot more. >> i haven't been there yet. >> try, it it's good. >> i'm grateful to mr. daly for coming to assist, and everybody a

is there a chance that he will break with international pressure and soften his stance? matthew: i think trump has a number o this on the one hand, on the other hand. he said, look, my administration has been tougher on pressure -- on rsia than any previous niadration has been, and he can correctly cite an abrupt -- a number of top sanctions that forced the administration's hand that were taken up and uses ction a number of russian individuals and institutions, on the one hand. on the other hand he has beennt consisn saying that he wants to talk to putin and would like to have a good relationship with russia. there is a list of issues, but it starts with the arms race that is getting out of control. that is my i assume -- that is why i assume it nuclear will behind on his agenda. i would not be surprised, since we heard it from national security adviser bolton in moscow, if the president doesn't chide the russiansgain and warn them about interference in the 2018 elections upcoming in ll going, i think is s to be on the agenda, and that is the best way to satisfy critics on that

bill where he said the united states needs to give people second chances and third chances. >> i just to che my fax. matthewunty jail waiting to be transferred back to federal prison. >> and he could be there for another ten years. >> nine or ten years unless the president gets them back home to his family. >> thanks for joining us. we are very happy to have you. more "varney" after thi copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together . . . . thave a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain while taking anoro. ask your doctor about anoro. ♪ go your own way get your first prescription free at anoro.com. stuart: updating the president's decision to cancel the eagles visit to the white house,

chance. >>> and sonoma county, several tips from the public led to an arrest in an assault case. the suspect, 44-year-old matthewice say he chased a teenager last month and attempted to grab her. authorities released the sketch on the lendthat led authorities to madrid to was arrested after he was recognized by the victim. he has a history of harassing women and making statements about wanting to harm children. >>> scary moments for south bay firefighters when a car slammed right into the back of their engine overnight. this happen your capital expressway and tourist road. the car almost to the firefighter who was working to put out a small brush fire along the road. the driver of that truck was hurt but he is expected to survive his injuries. not your average fight, you are looking at it. police came across these two bowls fighting -- bulls fighting luckily the owner arrived soon afterward. he did receive a fine . >>> plans to revamp the downtown area is getting a new life. this is on the corner of fourth and a street. they want to remove large trees as well as these concrete benches. critics say the project is

chance thing, this is the victim and this is his killer. woods and baines would be sentenced for the murder of matthew cassidy next week.t shocking illustration of how county lines have read. manchester, birmingham and of course london have areas where joining a gang can be seen as a tempting choice. we have discovered that police now think they could be dealing with more than 1000 county line operations, that is a fourfold increase in just four years. london urban street gangs are still by far the largest group searching for markets across the uk. it is notjust small, rural towns that are targeted. more urban areas like south wales are also in their sights. many of these young men, some of them just children, are taking huge risks. by leaving their own inner—city neighbourhoods to sell drugs. it is a secretive world, we did find some gang members who were prepared to talk to us anonymously. what about people buying drugs, making a mess of their lives? how much money are we talking about? it can look like easy money. but one mother says the reality for her 17—year—old son was very different. for fear of reprisals for he

statement after johnson's commutation yesterday, charles' attorney said matthew charles has also proven worthy of a second chancethis case different from ms. johnson, because he did have more of a past. >> a violent past. >> but the big difference is he was released and experienced freedom for nearly two years. >> it's good that we are talking about the changes and transformations that people go through in prison. an important part of the conversation. thank you for that. >>> two mountain climbers made history, by zooming up the iconic el captain cliff in yosemite. first on "cbs this morning," they take us inside their record setting climb, even faster than john dickerson. and they reveal how they almost did not make it. we invite you to subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast. you're watching "cbs this morning." you to watch our cbs podcast on apple's ipod and ipod'. you're watching "cbs this morning." take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. ibut it doesn't always come naturally.

chances. the former england defender matthew upson says it's a win to settle the nerves.re tactical awareness, game by game they will get stronger. we definitely have enough to compete with the best teams in this tournament. we've had the first red card of the world cup in today's early kick off. columbia's carlos sanchez sent off in just the third minute against japan for a deliberate handball to deny a goal. the former manchester united midfielder shinji kagawa stepped up to score as japan bid to banish the memories of their 4—1 group defeat to colombia four years ago. let's go live to saransk where they've just passed the half hour mark. doing their best to get on a transfer. still 1—0 to japan. full coverage on bbc one and bbc radio 5 live. at 4pm, it will be poland versus senegal. and later, hosts russia play egypt, with coverage on bbc one and bbc radio 5 live. away from football. andy murray will shortly return to a tennis court, after nearly a year away from tennis. but he isn't putting any emphasis on results after his long lay—off. the former world number one, h

chance, hoping for one more. >> i'm just remaining hopeful, remaining cheerful, just taking it day by day. >> unless his sentence is commuted by the president matthew charles won't be eligible for release again until 2027. overseas, one american social ops soldier has been killed and four other u.s. service members were injured by an enemy attack in south western somalia. the attack came as u.s. forces were providing assistance in an operation against the al qaeda al shabaab. when we come back, alligator attack. a woman out walking her doors. when a witness says she was dragged away. also the undefeated contender a mile and a half away from history at this weekend's belmont stakes. >>> we're back with a grim search underway for a woman out walking her dogs when she vanished. no sign of her. just the dogs left alone by the lake and fears she might have been grabbed by an alligator. kerry sanders has late details from south florida. >> this afternoon trappers near fort lauderdale pulled a 12.5 alligator from the lake. it's where the 47-year-old was last seen walking her dogs. florida wildlife officials say they cut open the gator and found a human ar

matthew is planning emergency talks with affected e.u. nations in a bid to solve a picture around all the of the migration with children minister but how strong of the chances for compromise will get full analysis for you from on chief political correspondent in just a couple of seconds. also on the program football minnows iceland starman giant option to you know by securing a one all draw in the groups.

resistance emerges to trump as he grabs a chance to shape the supreme court for generations and by doing so drive his own reelection. good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington, as the only person with ultimate authority over the special counsel's probe, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is the only person standing out there between president trump and robert mueller. his defense of mueller and the justice department have made him a prime target of the right w g wing. however, rosenstein was instrumental in may of last year when president trump decided to fire fbi director james comey. it was rod rosenstein who ultimately drafted that memo that the president used to justify comey's firing. in an explosive story tonight, the "new york times" is now reporting that rosenstein told colleagues he believed he was used. "in the days after the fbi director james comey was fired last year, rosenstein repeatedly expressed anger about how the white house used him to rationalize the firing saying the experience damaged his reputation according to four people familiar with his outbursts." those sources describe the deputy attorney general as seemingly

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