very important to the european union let's mention that germany and france are guarantors of those minsk agreements in which in which the russian backed separatists and the ukrainian government were supposed to make peace there's a hot war in eastern ukraine and we don't talk about that nearly enough i don't can't even imagine whether the two presidents are going to talk about that because of course president putin will not be the first one to bring that up and what people are very worried about is that president trump in trying to walk out of this meeting and say he's had a success and that he's going to improve relations with russia could give something away and we don't know what that something could be perhaps you could say. all right i won't hold exercises in the baltics with nato as he did in north korea called off exercises surprising his own military surprising his south korean allies the europeans are wondering if something that's important to them is going to be given away in this meeting so that president trump can walk out and say relations are going to improve and and you kn

you said there had been a rich commitment to the minsk objectives.ment. president putin said that he wanted the americans to lean on the ukrainian side. would you say that the ukrainians have done enough on their side, or is there some more work for the ukrainians to do? all involved here have the further conduct dialogue. ultimately, this conflict can only be resolved for a dialogue, and what i do think is important, and we have seen this on the ground on a daily basis, but when the signatories to the agreement would take the civilian concerns first, measures would automatically come that would improve the situation. unfortunately now, military logic is still raining this almost 500 camilla sordell kilometre long contact line —— kilometre long contact line —— kilometre long contact line, until that changes, we will be documenting the violence in the eastern part of the violence in the eastern part of the country. ok, alexander hug, thank you very much. as we were saying, president p10 said there are differences between the two sites, specifically wh

we still believe that the minsk agreements remains the only foundation for a peaceful resolution of thecolleagues, what we're doing in the international arena, we don't do this just for the sake of some abstract greatness want to create problems for others. our key goal once again, i repeat, is to create conditions for our country's economic development within the next two years, russia should from the secure a place among top five economic superpowers in the world and improve the lives of her people. to achieve the strategic goals have to take advantage of all the opportunities that we have in the international arena. we should be practical securing new markets, expanding our efforts, bring in new technology, overcome existing barriers that stand in a way of the russian abroad. the principle of competition is openness, is often replaced with protectionism in international trade today. market rallies are replaced with expediency. trade is being politicized. russia's foreign policy on the contrary should be more economically oriented and more rational. this particularly important to crea

we still believe that the minsk agreements remain the only foundation for a peaceful resolution of theituation. we don't do this just for the sake of some abstract greatness or to create problems for others. our goal is to create conditions for our country's economic development within the next few years russia should secure a place among top phi economic superpowers in the world and improve living standards of our people. to achieve these strategic goals we have to take advantage of all the opportunities that we have in the international arena. we should be practical, securing new markets, bringing in new technology. overcome existing barriers that stand in the way of russian companies working abroad. the principles of competition and openness is often replaced with protectionism in international trade today. it's replaced with political expediency, trade being politicized. russia's foreign policy on the country should be more economically oriented and more rational. this particularly important to create good neighborly relations. security and stability around our country. the eurasia

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be wondering if they are aware that mr barr shanker makes phone calls of his own about the russian minsk settlement to volodymyr putin. is into schools to do what you do and you actually can push your nutrition and use well while russia nato is turkey as well as iran and even the usa makes defacto peace settlement deals over syria and that's not the case apparently with the u.k. or at least the u.k. is found reason to bomb syria in the past few weeks without explicit parliamentary authorization it's emerged that the royal air force directly targeted syrian government forces with a five hundred pound paveway for bomb near an anglo-american special forces base on . the jordanian iraqi border in syria joining me now via skype from aleppo in syria's far as she hobby he is syria's member of parliament for aleppo and chairman of the syrian federation of industry fires thanks so much for coming back on before we get on do the british bombing of your country what hopes do you have and what does the syrian government think about the trumpet in talks on the sixteenth i understand the russian forei

derry city have exited the europa league by the narrowest of margins after they beat dynamo minsk 2—1them advance. meanwhile glenavon‘s european campaign could also be over with molde currently leading 3—1 in their second leg qualifier. right now cliftonville are looking to overturn their 1—0 deficit over nordshelland.. while coleraine and hibs are in action later. perhaps not hugely surprising but lewis hamilton has confirmed he will be staying with mercedes for another two years — after signing a new contract that will see him earn over 30 million a year... the reigning world champion tweeted this photo of himself earlier saying he's incredibly proud of what they've achieved together and even more excited for the future.. earlier he described the new contract as "a formality." a quick look at what else has been happening today... britain's alfie hewett is through to the semi finals of the british open wheelchair tennis championships in nottingham. he beat last week's wimbledon champion stefan 0lsson after coming back from 5—2 and four set points down. britain's hannah moore has won

, the outcome is connected to the implementation of the minsk agreement, it is inconceivable to lift overnight those sanctions. exactly because we are open to dialogue with russia the position of my government has been stated that -- to make sure that the system of sanctions hasn't affected the civic society, hasn't affected the enterprises in russia. italy, from this point of view has a tradition of intense economic relations with russia in this respect. so in order to stress once again with a final statement, sanctions against russia are not, and can not represent an end. second issue, transadriatic pipeline, i discussed this with president trump and i reported to him that my government is fully aware of the fact that there is a strategic work in terms of energy supply to italy and to the south of europe and the mediterranean area. we are perfectly aware of the fact that this can provide a contribution also in the renewal of the energy system and the elimination of coal which is part of our program. at the same time i correctly informed president trump there are some uncertainties

president putin said he pushed the united states that they had to do more to get ukraine to abide by the minsk accords. president trump did not say anything aboutnyffort on his part to press president putin in ukraine. laura: the president's own director of national intelligence had to warn that russia is still working to undermine our democracy. based on how the meeting went today, will vladimir putin think he can carry on getting aways? with t kimberly: yes. as putin said, you can't trust anyone. why pay attention to anything the u.s. intelligence community sa? trump did not say anything that was different from what he said before, but what was striking was that he said it before this global audience next to the russian president. in some ways it is not really a surprise, but it is very discouraging. t ura: isn't there a rift between the presidmself and his administration and the tough sanctions that have been imposed against russia? kimberly: yes, very much so. in fact, that means the two-hour meeting that took place between putin and trump may not have much mning, because the advisors can

colleagues try every every time they meet was their russian counterparts to deviate radically from the minsk agreements which underlie the consensus on your training and crisis but we keep trying and they hope that we will certainly discuss this issue in helsinki but back to your question regarding the ideal outcome ideal outcome would be to agree to in gauge all the channels on all the issues which are devise if on the one hand trying to see whether we can get closer on those exact topics and also on those issues where we now can usefully cope the rate for the sake of interest of the two countries and for the sake of interest of international community like a strategic stability for example i optimistic about. well i'm not paid to be optimistic or pessimistic i'm paid to be realistic and really try to stick to the reality we'll see what the reality looks like. mr. minister lavrov stay right there we'll be right back with more politicking right after this quick break. like a bull in a china shop donald trump style and negotiation skills were on full display at this year's annual nato gatheri

colleagues try every every time they meet was their russian counterparts to deviate radically from the minsk agreements which underlie the consensus on your training and crisis but we keep trying and they hope that we will certainly discuss this issue in helsinki but back to your question regarding the ideal outcome ideal outcome would be to agree to in gauge all the channels on all the issues which are devised if on the one hand trying to see whether we can get closer on those exact topics and also on those issues where we now can usefully cooperate for the sake of interest of the two countries and for the sake of interest of international community like a strategic stability for example i optimistic about. well i'm not paid to be optimistic or pessimistic i'm paid to be realistic and really try to stick to the reality we'll see what the reality looks like. mr lavrov us minister lavrov stay right there we'll be right back with more politicking right after this quick break. we'll get back to this special edition of politicking on larry king and we're talking with the russian foreign minister

while we discussed internally in crisis, we paid special attention the bona fide implementation of minsk agreement by key jeff. at the same time the united states could be more decisive in nudging the ukrainian leadership and encourage it to work actively. pay manager attention to economic ties and cooperation make it clear that both countries are interested in this. american dell fwation was one of the largest delegations in the st. petersburg economic forum. it featured over 500 representatives from american usinesses. we agreed, me and president trump, agreed to create a high level working group to bring together captains of russian and american business. after all, entrepreneurs and businessmen know better how to articulate successful business cooperation and make their proposals and suggestions in this regard. we mentioned the so-called interference of russia in the american elections and i had to reiterate things said several times, the russian state has never interfered and is not going to interfere into internal american affairs, including lection process. and in specific materia

colleagues try every every time they meet with their russian counterparts to deviate radically from the minsk agreements which underlie the consensus on your trainee and crisis but we keep trying again they hope that we would certainly discuss this issue in helsinki but back to your question regarding the ideal outcome ideal outcome would be to agree to in gauge all the channels on all the issues which are devised if on the one hand trying to see whether we can get closer on those exact topics and.

crimea as illegal as against international law they would like to say to push russia to live up to the minsk agreements and stop support for separatists in ukraine they didn't hear any of those things either so perhaps for europe it wasn't as bad as it could have been but i certainly don't think they heard anything in president trump rhetoric today with president putin that made them feel any better about the relationship and one thing that we can't underestimate is that remember these two men spent two hours alone so if you hear this conciliatory language out of the united states president in public one can only imagine or perhaps we even can't what happened inside that room that we may never know what exactly transpired socials in the house and chaotic sometimes on the moment in washington during recess so in moscow thank you let's get some more that on today's historic meeting with erika shelley who's a senior advisor for the security and defense policy at the german marshall fund of the united states. welcome to g.w. before today's meeting president trump tweeted that relations with russ

be wondering if they are aware that mr poroshenko makes phone calls all his own about the russian minsk settlement to volodymyr putin it was going to be scheduled to increase. into schools to do what you do when you actually can push your nutrition and use well while russia nato is turkey as well as iran and even the usa makes defacto peace settlement deals over syria and that's not the case apparently with the u.k. or at least the u.k. has found reason to bomb syria in the past few weeks without explicit parliamentary authorization it's emerged that the royal air force directly targeted syrian government forces with a five hundred pound paveway for bomb near an anglo-american special forces base on the jordanian iraqi border in syria joining me now via skype from aleppo in syria's far as she hobby is syria's member of parliament for aleppo and chairman of the syrian federation of industry virus thanks so much for coming back on before we get on do the british bombing of your country what hopes do you have and what does the syrian government think about the trumpet in talks on the sixte

the minsk agreement is very clear. it is on the table and russia has to accept it. it is useless.t putin is very cunning when it comes to creating new opportunities or new ideas. the idea of some form of un peacekeeping force, some form of ceasefire that can be implemented is not rocket science. that could happen. the problem is that donald trump seems to have a very weak hand, both because of the russian interference problem and other things. he wants to get out of syria. he is not a strong president who can push anything through. we will find out on monday whether donald trump can play things as well as vladimir putin when the two men meet at that summit in helsinki. that's it for dateline london for this week — we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello. the weather turns cooler and fresher as the fresh air move south—east behind the weather system which early on monday has outbreaks of rain in eastern scotland, clearing with sunny spells. northern ireland, sunny spells, scattered showers. england and wales, we follow this area of cloud, may be heavy and thundery wea

are we willing to allow russia to rejoin if they have not implemented the minsk agreement? president speaks for himself, in terms of seeing ambassador olds and the last hour -- the president believes that russia is of the belief that conversation with them -- that conversations with russia are inevitable and we have been harder on russia than many previous administrations and the president is looking forward to the opportunity to find the places where we can have productive conversations that lead to improvements for our countries and there is weyes wid e open that the deal space is small and the president is helpful to reduce the temperature and the risk. we need to find a handful of places we can. would he allow them to come back in, if the minsk agreement was not fulfilled, if he got concession somewhere else? >> i couldn't tell you which set of trade-offs would ultimately be -- i am confident i could find a set of trade-offs where you would agree it is a right outcome. >> thank you. thank you, secretary. great to be with you. as you referenced in your written testimony,

as far as the sanctions systems specifically are concerned, i am well aware of the minsk agreement. the outcome is connected, so it is clear it is unthinkable to lift overnight those sanctions. however, because we are open to dialogue with russia, the position of my government has been stated. straightaway it is to make sure that the system of sanctions, doesn't affect the economy of enterprises in russia. in a leave from that point of view has intense economic relationships with russia. in order to stress once again a final statement, sanctions against russia are not and cannot amend. trans-asiaticue, pipeline. i discussed this with president -- and idai reported reported to him that my government is aware that strategic work of the energy and we are perfectly aware this can provide a contribution in the renewal of energy systems and the elimination of coal, part of our problem. at the same time, i correctly informed president trump that there are some uncertainties by local communities. since this is where the pipeline will land. since problem's must be faced directly, i'm not try

as far as the sanctions systems specifically are concerned, i am well aware of the minsk agreement. it is clear it is unthinkable to lift overnight those sanctions. however, because we are open to dialogue with russia, the position of my government has been stated. that themake sure , them of sanctions , italy, fromtors this point of view, has a traditional economic relation with russia. in order to stress once again, with a final statement, sanctions against russia are not and cannot amend. issue, trans adriatic pipeline. i discussed this with president trump. i reported to him that my government is aware of the fact that this is strategic work in terms of energy supply to italy and to the thousands in europe. contributionide a in the renewal of energy systems and the elimination of coal, part of our program. at the same time, i correctly informed president trump that there are some uncertainties by local communities. since this is where the pipeline will land. since i am trying to face them directly, when i go back to italy, as soon as possible, i will discuss the issue with the m

me to tell me somebody else had passed away which was very sad every time i had you know social of minsk yourself a gakkel called me on the phone i would shake because i was afraid when i picked it up they were going to tell me somebody else passed away and i didn't you know that was just a very hard thing to deal with but you know it just happened that that that periods happen in life and then it's over and you move on and i think there's still a lot of allure in the broker's lifestyle that sense of freedom spontaneity the lack of commitment the lack of oblique gay sions excitement i wonder if you if you miss any of that do you angry people who still leave like. you know i do and do that a little bit because again i live a very good life in los angeles and i have a nice house and i have a car and i can get nice food but i have three different jobs to do that and it's not as a musician it's very tough to make money and make a living as a musician in the states so i do miss that side of just waking up and you know looking at your and saying what do you want to do i don't know what do you

may be wondering if they are aware that mr poroshenko makes phone calls of his own about the russian minsk settlement to their mere pugin it was going to. into schools to do what you do when you are going to share nutrition and use well while russia natures turkey as well as iran and even the usa makes defacto peace settlement deals over syria and that's not the case apparently with the u.k. or at least the u.k. has found reason to bomb syria in the past few weeks without explicit parliamentary authorization it's emerged that the royal air force directly targeted syrian government forces with a five hundred pound paveway for bomb near an anglo-american special forces base on the jordanian iraqi border in syria joining me now via skype from aleppo in syria's far as your hobby is syria's member of parliament for aleppo and chairman of the syrian federation. industry fires thanks so much for coming back on before we get on do the british bombing of your country what hopes do you have and what does the syrian government think about the trumpet in talks on the sixteenth and the stand the russia

me to tell me somebody else had passed away which was very sad every time i had you know social of minsk yourself a gakkel called me on the phone i would shake because i was afraid when i picked it up they were going to tell me somebody else passed away and i didn't you know that was just a very hard thing to deal with but you know it just happened that that that periods happen in life and then it's over and you move on and i think there's still a lot of allure in the brokers lifestyle that sense of freedom spontaneity the lack of commitment the lack of oblique geisha excitement i wonder if you if you miss any of that do you angry people who still leave like you know i do envy that a little bit because again i live a very good life life in los angeles and i have a nice house and i have a car and i can get nice food but i have three different jobs to do that and it's not as a musician it's very tough to make money and make a living as a musician in the states so i do miss that side of just waking up and you know looking at your and saying what do you want to do i don't know what do you wa

discuss the internal ukrainian crisis we paid special attention to the bonafide implementation of minsk agreements by here the same time united states could be more decisive and nudging the ukrainian leadership. and encourage it to work activities were paid more attention to you cannot make ties and economic cooperation it's clear that both countries business or both countries are interested in this just merely because they really do with the human. which will be able to. respond. to go really is a group. could be done a. good business. but it's pretty much. of a movie with. no motion is deal with events think about what they can to you. and let's bring proposals for what the president trying to once again his talked about the alleged cement laying in the us election campaign to repeat what i have said several times in the past what i falsetto the president personally that russian federation never has met lots with internal affairs of united states election process and we'll never do that. and we are willing and ready to submit concrete proof. we have also a common working group for cyb

may be wondering if they are aware that mr poroshenko makes phone calls of his own about the russian minsk settlement to block the. pugin it was going to increase. into schools to do what you do when you actually can push your nutrition and use well while russia nato is turkey as well as iran and even the usa makes defacto peace settlement deals over syria and that's not the case apparently with the u.k. or at least the u.k. has found reason to bomb syria in the past few weeks without explicit parliamentary authorization it's emerged that the royal air force directly targeted syrian government forces with a five hundred pound paveway for bomb near an anglo-american special forces base on the jordanian iraqi border in syria joining me now via skype from aleppo in syria's far as your hobby he is syria's member of parliament for aleppo and chairman of the syrian federation of industry fires thanks so much for coming back before we get on do the british bombing of your country what hopes do you have and what does the syrian government think about the trumpet in talks on the sixteenth i underst

the syrian crisis, we discussed the implementation of the minsk agreement by kiev. morenited states could be decisive in nudging the ukrainian leadership and encourage it to work more actively. also pay more attention to the economic ties and cooperation taking a clear that both countries are interested in this. the american delegation was one of the largest delegations in the st. petersburg economic forum,. . it featured over 500 representatives of american businesses. to create a high-level working group to bring together -- russian and american this. entrepreneurs and business and know no better how to articulate this successful corroboration. we will let them make their proposals and suggestions in this regard. once again, president trump mentioned the issue of the so-called interference of russia in the american elections. and i had to reiterate things i said several times, including a personal conversation, that russia has never interfered and is never going to interfere in american internal affairs, including elections. material, weific are ready to analyze t

we could see potential for hail damage in minsk on isolated tornadoes in the areas you see green and yellow. for now, keep hydrated. keep hydrated and wear white care about is the moral of the story. janice dean, thank you so much. cheryl: coming up, president trump talking tough on trade with maria bartiromo. >> the european union is possibly as bad as china, just smaller. it's terrible what they do to us. cheryl: plus kameny wildcards in northwest california near sacramento. taken delicate features right now. the president talking with worry about the issue of trade, tariffs, the e.u. really looks like a perfect and features. the dow was down 28 in the premarket s&p is down 13. nasdaq down 45 any quarter. you are watching "fbn:am." e by.. (harmonica interrupts) ...by just calling or going online to geico.com. (harmonica interrupts) (sighs and chuckles) sorry, are you gonna... (harmonica interrupts) everytime. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. cheryl: welcome back. get caught up on what's happening now. trade and some other issues around the world right

she has tea, she has minsk tech she has posted notes, she has highlights. trust me, i have tested her. and to the faithful folks are with us from the beginning to the end, the diehard budget warriors that are with us who start in the fall, this budget process, you know, this is the tip of the iceberg. the real work starts in the fall in september. you are right. i am delighted to see you. thank you for joining us and i want to thank you for your input on helping shape and create this particular process. i don't think i've missed anyone. the mayor's. thank you for making this so memorable. i want to thank both of you for your incredible leadership and also the mayor's staff that is sitting by and watching and listening. we are grateful for your leadership and your steadfastness. ok. supervisor se 12? >> i want to thank my legislative aide. she is eight months pregnant. she has been staying till midnight working on this. so i just want to say connect thank you to her. i really depended on her. i think, actually a lot of other supervisors depended on her too.

ukraine, the issue of the minsk agreement. these issues are fundamental to both countries. they can both bring their influence to bear the a critical time particularly syria where the conflict is winding down. it seems every what we've heard from president trump so far it's going to be perhaps about the weapons treaties, imf treaty which both sides criticized each other for abrow gating and the start agreement, strategic arms limitation agreement which is due to expire in a few days into it was president bush po pulled out of the imf. they have a legitimate gripe about that. what do his officials say about that? >> syria and arms control will be two things at the top of the agenda. a lot of the overarching what the team theme is going to beings is donald trump trying to have a better relationship with vladimir putin than barack obama did. a lot of things trump has done is trying to one up obama and do things, undo things he did or do things he believed he couldn't do. having a good relationship with putin is one of those things. barack obama and vladimir putin had a very fr

they're not going to agree by the minsk agreements. we have two men, trump can't tell the truth and putin is smart enough not to tell the truth. >> can i ask you sir, you're a strong proponent of indicting the president? >> there's no question he said, russia if you're listen, please find the 30,000 e-mails. right after that, the russians start to probe to get the e-mails. >> that night. >> mueller probably has it. robert mueller is a star. and he and his team, they're one of the best teams going. it's like eliot ness going after al capone. and they've got it. you can look at trump's conduct. he does not as trey gowdy said act like an innocent man. he does not. because they know what they did. i saw a post by scalise yesterday, he basically admitted it, and he said, yes, we're trying to show that strzok in the investigation from the beginning was biased, and because of that it should be thrown out. that's what giuliani was saying, it was biased from the beginning and should be thrown out. that's just not true. they're trying to destroy

topaid special attention implementation of minsk agreements by kiev. united states could be more decisive in nudging ukrainian leadership and encouraging it to work actively on this. we paid more attention to economic ties and economic operation. it is clear that the countries -- the business of both countries are interested in this. american delegation was one of the largest delegations in the st. petersburg economic forum. it featured over 500 representatives of american businesses. agreed to create high-level working group that would bring together captains of russian and american business. entrepreneurs and businessmen know better how to articulate business cooperation. let them think and make their proposals and suggestions in this regard. once again president trump mentioned the issue of the so-called interference of russia in the elections and i have to reiterate things i said several times including the russian state has never interfered and is not going to interfere in the internal american affairs including election process. a specific materi

this idea that maybe in minsk they have an idea of what happened in that room. it's kind of amazing. to max's point, the administration actually has talked pretty toucgh, at least some members of this administration. what we haven't heard is the president take up those themes himself. all he seems to be doing is sort of portraying this meeting in a very warm light. as you saw in that tweet, we got along very well and that's a good thing. >> the irony here is that's absolutely right. we don't know what happened, yet trump is complaining he's not getting full credit for what happened. how can we give him credit if we don't know? >> do you think his top cabinet members, including dan coats, mike pompeo, james mattis, do you think they have been fully briefed on what happened? >> no. they've said they don't know. >> that was last week. but i wonder since last week whether they've received that in-depth knowledge. >> think about this, wolf. who would brief him? there was no not take taker in room. they have to rely on donald trump, who is not exactly the most accurat