bigger picture here, i think the best thing they could have happened to donald trump is have bob moelleryou can replace the person of the top but the investigation won't go away. nothing makes the investigation go away. i see no example example or evf collusion i would like robert mueller to be the one who says that critics be what you can't be comfortable and i know you're a fair minded individual but you can't be comfortable with the people he's putting around him. you can't have a clinton lawyer, obama donors, democratic donors. where are the republicans on this? one person with ethical problems in terms of intimidation tactics the way i interpret it as handling of past cases. >> i've said this before and i tweeted it today that they were donors, that's a problem. i think he made a mistake and bringing them on board he should've brought neutral people on board. if this investigation goes anywhere beyond the investigation into collusion and to donald trump and his campaign worked with russia to hack the dnc to disseminate the emails, i would be the first want to cry foul if they go aft

david moeller sued the singer for $3 million, saying that he is innocent and swift cost him work. swift countersuit, claiming assault and battery. before a 2013 concert in denver. jury selection begins tomorrow. this video takes your breath away. this is for people in tulsa, oklahoma, as the sun came up. richard cantu shows us the damage left behind by a rare august tornado. tornado ripped-2 through tulsa in the middle of the night, it's bees over 110 miles per hour, going over into a strip shopping mall. >> people were trapped in the restaurant because the roof started to collapse. greater tulsae area come at least 30 people hospitalized, two with life-threatening injuries. there were windows blown out of this high rise, rubble in the streets, power lines down. some residents complained they received multiple tornado alerts but the psi rinse remained -- but the sirens >> tornado warnings with no siren. richard: nine inches of rain dropped in just a few hours, leaving residents surrounded with several feet of water. >> i'm stuck. i can't go nowhere. richard: the only way to get ou

special counsel robert moeller a grand jury as he investigates russian enter feerns in the 2016 election the jury will hear from witnesses and review evidence in the probe. there are reports that subpoenas were issued in relation to a meeting between donald trump junior and a russian lawyer during it is campaign. >>> san francisco police say three people have been wounded in a shooting at deploy res park. it happened about 3:00 -- d -- dolores park. it happened about 3:00 this afternoon. all three victims were taken to the hospital and one person is reported to be in critical condition. police leave that the victims were all targeted. so far there have been no arrests. >>> just 30 minutes before that shooting a man was shot and wounded near golden gate park near haight street. police officers were seen inside of the machining done alleged. the victim -- machining done alleged -- mcdonald's, the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. >>> an airline passenger helped rescue two young children from sex abuse. >> the woman happened to see a man texting and thanks to her

but the sanctions in terms of making sure that they're protect the moeller. in terms of even health care i mean they have actually been doing their job arguably brian. john dean wrote a book called con conservatism out of conscience which was based on a book i forget the title or the name of the original author who is a psychologist he wrote a book called the authoritarians there was a big deal back in the seventy's and dean kind of basis becomes i've talked with him a number of times about it and he made the point that authoritarianism in the united states mostly resides on the right but it seems like about ten percent of americans just genetically or whatever are inclined to authoritarianism are you concerned about the authoritarian trends in your party i think i am concerned the republican and i say this big are republican that means conservatives that means moderates that means there's even you know a few liberal republicans left we need to address those folks that were drawn to tromp because the if you look at it going down the line if republican and rep

luzhin between her or at least them and the russians i think that that is much fertile ground for mr moeller to investigate and for the attorney general to investigate than anything that's turned up there's been no evidence of any collusion with the russians as far as the president trumps concern republican senator bob corker oh i'm sure you know very well said it would be a major miscalculation and fired molo you agree yeah i do i think politically that would just be an unwise thing to do i don't think he. just got rid of scarab i think he better let that rest now not fire anybody else. what when what what went wrong with health care what's a seven years you guys from a state. well i think you could say in the house it was it was tough in the senate it became tougher and it didn't happen i think reply. frankly they are too independent for their own good democrats by and large get their own marching orders and they follow in lockstep on and it's their policy or nothing at all and usually they they go for where their policy in fact you remember obamacare passed with all of the democrats and z

i would remind richard of the firing of james comey asking the cia director to try to squelch the moeller investigation as well as the michael flynn request those three x. philip block of our former warden gate prosecutor did say would constitute criminal obstruction or attempted obstruction but right now we're talking about impeachable offenses larry and his multiple efforts to kill off the mole or investigation clearly constitute an abuse of power which is a classic definition of an impeachable offense did the arizona speech concern you should. oh absolutely yes it was just more of a sign of what we've been getting over the past several months but it's getting worse and worse other reaction to charlottesville was the worst thing i had ever heard and i. tired of hearing people describe it as a free speech issue when you have people marching through the streets of charlottesville saying that jews will not replace os that's like germany and that i team thirty's it was a white supremacist rally and we can debate about the free speech issues of whether they should get the permit or not wheth

is a pattern of behavior among people within the administration who are attempting to subvert both moeller and the justice department's ability to get to the bottom of exactly what happened and that's where we're getting into territory and rory is right i want to be clear i'm not with the f.b.i. i'm not with the justice department it's not for me to determine whether or not somebody over there broke the law but it is their job you know herman that and they need to be able to have all the information in order to do so during the why are the conservatives in the senate the vote the way it did on russian sanctions when this president from day one has been clear he wants a new start with vladimir putin and russian relations how can he do it under this umbrella. well i think it's going to be difficult we've seen that both secretary of state tillerson and the president have said this is not their ideal path but they've also said that they accepted it in the senate isn't agreeing on a lot of things but they did agree on this and i think that that's why the president has accepted it i think a lot

team erica great to have both of you with us tonight mitch you're an attorney i want to ask you does moeller have something here. or was that spin that we just heard is this part of the process id is see it i think was spin i think it is part of the process you know you go to impanel a grand jury do want to several things either to obtain documents or for somebody to testify under oath or indict somebody and then go after them or indict somebody and use it as a tool to work your way up the food chain so i think this is a normal protocol frankly this shows it's serious business and all reports indicate that he's looking not only at donald trump's financial issues but his children's financial issues and his company's financial issues this may be why i never wanted to show the tax returns. well michael your take on this because america certainly understands that we hired a billionaire to be present the united states has got business interests all over the world your thoughts on what this means tonight this next step in the investigation well i think it was largely expected i mean you don't appo

the thought thus the sky and you can see some airplanes up there but the sun is getting dollar and moeller. >> here at -- getting smaller and smaller. >> it is amazing how it has gotten so much colder here as the sun started -- the moon started covering up the sun! >> yes, it is great to take a break from that hot southern sun. >> getting really close now. >> so what exactly are we looking at here renee? >> we are just about close to 100% coverage, getting smaller and mueller and imre and dimmer and hopefully soon will have a chance to see the diamond ring. that is when you can actually see the light shining through the moons valleys, the moon is not a perfectly smooth sphere, it is a rugged surface and you can either sunlight shining through the valleys and craters. we are about one minute out now, and as you can see the crescent getting smaller and smaller. the crowd is getting really excited too! >> how many of you are excited for the solar eclipse? >> [applause] while, it is getting closer! wow. >> incredible. very dim, it feels like on or desk here in hopkinsville right now as it gets

moeller. "john dowd leading the team "we have no reason to believe president trump is under investigation. reuters reporting that subpoenas have been issued by the grand jury in connection to the june 26 meeting. we have contacted some of the people who are potentially targets of the subpoenas. so far, no confirmation in any subpoenas have been received. a reminder that people like paul manafort and jared kushner have already been providing information. in some cases, jared kushner's case, interview with the senate congressional committee. they are fully confident that if they grand jury is looking into anything, they are looking into information that's already been supplied in other areas of the investigatory universe. phone records, lengthy statements. appeared before the staff and interview a little more than a week ago. they are quite confident they grand jury will be looking into items of evidence of testimony that has already been aired elsewhere. >> eric: the president is going to take

the ap moeller matt: that is right through the shipping center and airlines come up maybe not good news, but from the periphery of europe, we do have good news. here is one chart. g #btv 9141. it shows an upward revision for the italian economy. you can see something similar for the spanish economy. also, really going gangbusters. the peripherals, you showed ireland earlier, are becoming as strong as the court. guy: let us take a look at where we stand with these markets. london market opening up shy of the 74 level. , dax, aex, up. the breakdown, fairly interesting. absolutely. let me check out the imap here on the stoxx 600 to see which groups are moving around the most. you have got, obviously, all of the 11 industry groups on the stoxx 600. the s&p has 10. the stoxx 600 has 11. one group that is not classified. you can see the big gainers are energy and materials right now, and really leading the charge behind them -- i.t. and telecoms. maybe not in the defensive way the telecoms often behave. energy and materials, the beginners today. it does not look like you have seen a real hit

this is from stacey moeller. she's a coal miner from wyoming who voted for donald trump in 2016. stacey, welcome. >> thank you. thank you for taking my question. i'm a lifelong democrat and i believe we have an incredible responsibility to our environment, but i could not vote for a democrat this past election. because i also believe in protecting jobs and the livelihoods of our coal miners and associated workers in wyoming. we're hurting in wyoming. do you see any moral or ethical issues in putting thousands of people out of work when there are no jobs in our communities to take the place of those lost? it's devastating my state and the people that i love. >> yeah, i'm so sorry for what the coal miners have been going through long before the environment became a part of this. as you know, the coal companies began to mechanize the process a long time ago, and the market for coal has been shrinking. the market capitalization of the industry worldwide has gone down dramatically in the last few years. natural gas has been a part of this. but i think that we all have a moral obligati

moeller maersk its biggest purchase since one thousand nine hundred nine the seven point four five billion dollars deal including debt reinforces total footprint and conventional oil and gas assets in europe and africa u.s. shale his development over the past decade is up ended the balance in the oil market won't be part of the portfolio chief executive officer patrick poyan said shale assets were quote quite expensive and that total wasn't the best company to develop them the deal puts a value of about fifty dollars to fifty five dollars a barrel on marriage while u.s. shell he says is closer to eighty dollars a barrel so you need eighty dollars a barrel this guy who's the c.e.o. of one of the biggest oil companies in the world he says you know i i can't afford to be political to be ideological to be take sides in some cold war my bottom line matters and i have to report shareholders and what i'm telling you is that i lose money i would lose thirty dollars a barrel he's putting the price that on us shell so why do it i'm not going to do it and he says his shareholders wouldn't be happy wi

recourse so that this investigation which has been going on for over a year, only a few months under moeller to continue. arthel: were talking about two bills that could possibly be ended up merging into one. can the president veto the bill? tisbut where senators depending on how mabou lawmakers support it if this past of the majority then he would be up to do that but that's alwly first it would have to get momentum and if not, it wou, ir have to republicans have to support this. it's worth noting that the only masagr piece of legislation that has passed in the first six months of trumps tenure has been sanctions bill on russia and iran and northd toorea that pasd both house and senate with vetoproo it gmasagrity. ac thais abou indication theres a lease some appetite to maintaining the balance of power with pontus having control and keeping the president in check. arthel:wilesse burns, assdo editor of the hiling thank you very much b5 a schoolteacher g ac s missing in more than two weeks later she turns up safely. now questions are being raised olicout her motives. plus,wileff sessions call

also in denver, the seven -- the third place award went to a student of moeller high school for a documentary about digital event and hacking. rapid city, south dakota, is prizethree students won a of $750 for their documentary of racial inequality in america. east, two students received a third-place prize of --0 for their document they documentary on the national debt. and a student one honorable mention for his documentary on marijuana. nearby thomas edison middle school, a number of student won honorable mentions with $250 per group. student one for a documentary on the national debt. students also received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who to part in our 2017 studentcam documentary competition. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org. and studentcam starts in september with the same the u.s. constitution and you. c-span, where history unfolds daily. was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. now a discussion on civil rights fro