chinese stopped oil exports to north korea but not to that extends mr trump ones i do think that they will not they will not do what mr trump is trying trying they want they want to convince them. yes both of those leaders well that's that's an interesting fact there there's one the real estate property magnate from america and the rich princelings that convinced communists very convinced capitalist they seemed what we were seeing during the meeting at the post they seem to get along with they seem to understand themselves absolutely and on that note i mean they've been incredibly complimentary of one another they're calling this visit by trump especially a strategy and in fact they're classifying it as a state visit plus trouble also very complimentary of paying but yet there are these difficult issues that we've mentioned north korea one that's also likely to come up is the balance of trade because the united states very concerned about china's massive trade surpluses how do you see that factoring into the conversation this will probably come up definitely come up with a trade deficit of them burgs is about three hu

mr. trump and mrs. trump here at this gathering reaffirms the great significance of our u.s. alliance. mr. president and mrs. trump, distinguished guests, members of the national assembly, korea's remarkable transformation to an aid recipient to a donor country was achieved on the basis of the blood shed by our two peoples who fought side-by-side during the korean war, and the rock-solid korea-u.s. alliance. starting from security alliance, our alliance has been evolving into a comprehensive alliance that has global implications expanding beyond economic alliance. the u.s. alliance recognized as having made a significant contribution to peace on the korean peninsula and the northeast asia is now confronting grave nuclear and missile threats from north korea. our two countries have worked closely together to deter the glowing growing a nuclear threat from north korea and to achieve the peaceful denuclearization of the peninsula. as articulated by your inaugural address where you said now arrives the hour of action, mr. mr. president is acting with great determination and commitment to ma

mr. papadopoulos. you well know that mr. papadopoulos in addition to his comments in the meeting regarding a meeting between trump and mr. putin had a series of meetings dealing with, as you can see trump, mr. pop dop plus, and you leading that committee. i can't imamin your memory would fail you so much. moving on, he was in that meeting. you also had steven miller a. senior policy advisor, who was noted in the stipulated statement of defense to receive conversation from mr. papadopoulos about his constant interaction with the russians to intrude in the 201 election. you continued -- 2016 election. you continued in the october 18 meeting before the judiciary committee in the senate to not answer the question. now in light of the facts that are now part of the record, do you wish to change your testimony before the senate intelligence committee on june 13, 2017, where you said i have never met with or had any conversation with any russians or foreign officials? let me jump to the final part, no knowledge, i have no knowledge of any such conversations by anyone connected to the trump campaign. do you want to admit under oa

putin also told mr trump about the upcoming summit with the presidents of iran and turkey mr air dawn and mr ron e. as we remember in vietnam mr putin and mr trump produced a joint statement on syria so it's this kind of communication somehow involving different sides like washington moscow damascus ankara and to iran that is giving us a reason to say that things may be looking promising here. the u.s. intelligence community has struck a deal with armisen for the companies who provide data storage the on line giants developed a special project tailored exactly to the government's means jacqueline vica explains. the line between political business and commercial business is getting thinner by the day especially when it comes to internet and tech giants let's start with amazon which has just announced a new deal to provide a tailored cloud service to the u.s. intelligence community this secret region yes that's really its name comes on top of amazon's existing six hundred million dollar contract with the cia and other agencies and the cia chief information officer couldn't be m

putin also told mr trump about the upcoming summit with the presidents of iran and turkey mr air dawn and mr ron e as we remember in vietnam mr putin and mr trump produced a joint statement on syria so it's this kind of communication somehow involving different sides like washington moscow damascus ankara and to iran that is giving us a reason to say that things may be looking promising here. are saying now to our top stories the fresh revelations that the lebanese prime. minister has announced he's now putting his resignation on hold we can bring in our guest now dr take a sociology sociology professor from the american university in cairo this is not a doctor thank you for joining us on the program now do you think that temporary remains a credible prime ministerial figure after he put his resignation on hold. as you know you've been on can live without a. prime minister for a long time and they did that many times in the history what is victory now is considered a temporary victory there is a relaxation of the system the tension in the area is going to decline for a while

miscalculation not in lebanon in the amman in qatar with a lot of countries they come up count on mr trump mr trump is is as a nut case he did it anyway and has led me to say make us is a again thing itself on lebanon no i just want to move about action on or i'm going to administration situation again in lebanon and the sunni community particularly how they are feeling now that they've lost their particular temporarily represent. haitian government i mean i think that there's not just with the sunni community but i mean across the board there is concerns about what the next steps are going to be. as there's concern within the obviously there's there's a rallying around within the sunni community that they need to stand behind their sunni leader and this is also being voiced by the other sunni leaders in the country which i think is reassuring for lebanon as a whole that you're not seeing that sort of division that you would have seen before but i think much more. what the fears that are coming out right now across the board are what will happen in terms of economic economically to the countr

vehicles have been supplied and our esteemed president once again reiterated his discomfort to mr trump mr trump clearly stated that he had given clear instructions that the white b.g. would be given arms and that this nonsense should have ended a long time ago of course we were very happy with this. for eight planes have arrived in yemen's capital sana'a one carrying vaccines to help fight the area the other three were bringing humanitarian workers yemen is ensuring the world's worst cholera epidemic and now doctors are warning of an outbreak of the potentially fatal diptheria virus zimbabwe's former finance minister is in court accused of corruption just a day after a new president was sworn in the nation's chambre was detained by the military jet in the takeover that forced president robert mugabe from office the high court has also ruled the military's actions during that takeover were legal as of the headlines and news continues but first its inside story. sealing the deal bangladesh in man maher region agreement for the padre shin of hundreds of thousands of muslim rohingya will it f

mr. trump, we'll take the oil. do you remember? >> yes! mr. farrakhan: with stephanopolous on abc, we'll bomb the hell out of them. mr. trump is real. he is what he is, because all the the rest are vampires that look good in the day but when night came -- [applause] mr. trump, and i say this to my brother, barack, you really tried to make america better. couldn't succeed because the moment you went overseas and started talking about the mistakes that america has made romney and the republicans said, look at him. he's over there apologizing. mr. trump, more than an apology is needed. mr. president, you going to have to deal with either the thought that's in your mind, that will destroy america and her future, because once the trigger of war is pulled it will escalate. gonna tell you what my teacher told me. you have planned a war. the war that you have planned, you and your generals, is to the middle east, you want to use the prodding of israel, to attack iran. just like you did with my brother, gadhafi, you laid back, leading from behind. you i

mr. trump and mrs. re at this gathering reaffirms the steadfastness and great significance of our great alliance. mr. president and mrs. trump, the thing was guests, members of the national assembly -- distinguished guests, members of thenational assembly, bloodshed by our two peoples who fought side-by-side during the korean war and the korean-u.s. alliance. starting from security alliance, our alliance has been evolving into a conference of alliance that has global -- a comprehensive alliance that has global implications. we now confront grave nuclear and missile threats from north korea. our two countries have worked closely together to deter the growing nuclear threat from north korea and to achieve the peaceful denuclearization of the korean peninsula. as articulated in your inaugural address, where you said "now youe the hour of action," are making the north korean issue a top priority like no other president in u.s. history. allow me to take this opportunity to extend our deepest appreciation and

vehicles have been supplied and our esteemed president once again reiterated his discomfort to mr trump mr trump clearly stated that he had given clear instructions that the white b.g. won't be given arms and that this nonsense should have ended a long time ago of course we were very happy with this doctors in northern syria are being forced underground because a frequent attacks on hospitals one facility has been built entirely below the surface at a secret location to treat patients injured by government or strikes some of binge of aid reports from gaziantep syria's border with turkey. farmers on the operating table because his leg was injured in an airstrike but this is no ordinary operation theatre it's hidden underground so it will survive carried . they were i'm afraid when the regime targets a hospital i lost a member of my family in an airstrike. it's known as the cave hospital in northern thirty or so doctors are keeping its location secret for fear of further attacks by government get. they showed us photos after some of the hundred thirty five yr strikes targeted their hospital

vehicles have been supplied and our esteemed president once again reiterated his discomfort to mr trump mr trump clearly stated that he had given clear instructions that the white b.g. would be given arms and that this nonsense should have ended a long time ago of course we were very happy with this. for eight planes have arrived in yemen's capital sana'a one carrying vaccines to help fight the area the other three were bringing humanitarian workers yemen is ensuring the world's worst cholera epidemic in our doctors are warning of an outbreak of the potentially fatal diptheria virus. zimbabwe's former finance minister is in court accused of corruption just a day after a new president was sworn in nation's chambre was detained by the military in the takeover that forced president robert mugabe from office the high court has also ruled the military's actions during that takeover were legal as of the headlines in years continues but first its inside story. sealing the deal bangladesh in myanmar reaching agreement for the part ration of hundreds of thousands of muslim rohingya will it finally

mr trump said he had. he said he didn't medal, said mr trump, trump said he had. l, said mrtrump, i trump said he had. he said he didn't medal, said mr trump, i asked you can only ask that many times. mr trump said he also felt the story that russia tried to interfere in the election in his favour was concocted by the democratic party. as it happens, that was almost the same line mr putin told reporters as he left the summit. but if either of them think they will lay to rest the matter, they are mistaken. the us justice department is investigating claims russia did medal, as well as alleged collusion between moscow and mr trump's alleged collusion between moscow and mrtrump's team. alleged collusion between moscow and mr trump's team. several key former aides have been named in connection with the enquiry, donald trump's former campaign manager is currently under house arrest because of information discovered during the investigation. donald trump says this focus on the russian interference on the us election is costing lives in the conflict like syria. because it

mr. trump and mrs. trump here at this gathering here reaffirms the great significance of our alliance. and mrs. trump distinguished guest members of the national assembly. korea's remarkable transformation from an aid recipient to a donor country was achieved on the basis of blood shed by our two peoples who fought side by side during the korean war and the rock solid korea-u.s. alliance. starting from security alliance, our alliance has been evolving into a comprehensive alliance that has global implications, expanding beyond economic alliance. the u.s. alliance recognized as having made a significant contribution to peace on the korean peninsula and in northeast asia is now confront ing grave nuclear and missile threats from north korea our two countries have worked closely together to deter the growing nuclear threat from north korea and to achieve the peaceful denuclearization of the korean peninsula. as articulated by your inaugural address where you said now arrives the hour of action, mr. president is acting with great determination and commitment to make the north korean nuclea

some armored vehicles have been supplied and our president once again reiterated his discomfort to mr trump mrtrump clearly stated that he had given clear instructions that the white won't be given arms and that this nonsense should have ended a long time ago of course happy with this for aid planes arrived in yemen's capital sana'a one carrying vaccines to help fight the theory of the other three were bringing humanitarian workers yemen is enduring the world's worst cholera epidemic and now doctors are warning of an outbreak of the potentially fatal theory a virus. weighs former finance minister is in court accused of corruption just a day after a new president was sworn in big netas chambre was detained by the military during the takeover that forced president robert mugabe from office. bangladesh in may and have agreed to ask for u.n. assistance in the report creation of hundreds of thousands of arriving rights groups have insisted on outside maurice's to safeguard the return of a hanger to me and now there's a headline as the news continues and i'll just they're off to her saying have a tr

trump. when we caught up with mr. gillespie last night in richmond, mr. trump's name did not pass his lips, not once. ink of that, the republican candidate did not mention the republican president. >> ms-13 is a menace -- katty: yet mr. gillespie has run ads echoing mr. trump's key issues -- tough on immigration, tough on crime. the republican playbook is trumpism without trump. here is gillespie's problem -- like much of urban virginia, richmond is basically liberal , full of hipster coffee shops and even more hipster murals. this is the changing face of an increasingly diverse state. you would think that these people would rush to send donald trump a message. but even with the democrats' cap -- top warm-up act beside him, ranortham is an anemic campaigner. he has flip-flopped on critical issues like immigration. there is a lot of fire in the liberal base, but you will not find it in mr. northam. democrats should win this race in virginia, but politics look a bit like this right now. it is really, really wild. katty joined us from richmond a short time ago. why is the virginia governor's race the cen

mr. trump and mr. bannon, of course. >> well, chris, and also his brother comparing roy moore to jesus. i think that's a little bit much. and i would hope that any christian would object to any human being comparing themselves to jesus christ. but that seems to be roy moore, what he is all about. your other guest, kyle whitmore had an excellent column in the alabama website that talks about how roy moore would sign bibles. he would autograph bibles. so i think surely this is a man with a definite messiah complex. >> let me go to kyle on that question. what i was impressed was the statement by mr. moore. if you vote for the other guy doug jones you're voting for abortion rights. that may be his last resort which is to focus this not on him or the other candidate but your values in terms of that moral issue. >> listen to who we're not hearing from right now. you're seeing lots of national republicans walkings away from roy moore you. haven't seen one alabama republican walk away from roy moore. we have a precedent here. a little more than a year ago, martha roby, representative from alaba

when asked if he'd raise the issue of russian interference in the us elections, mr trump said he had. mrinterfere in the election in his favour was concocted by the democratic party. as it happens, that was almost the same line mr putin told reporters as he left the summit. but if either of them think they will lay to rest the matter, they are mistaken. the usjustice department is investigating claims russia did meddle, as well as alleged collusion between moscow and mr trump's team. several key former aides have been named in connection with the enquiry, donald trump's former campaign manager paul manafort, is currently under house arrest because of information discovered during the investigation. donald trump says this focus on russian interference in the us election is costing lives in conflicts like syria. because it is getting in the way of his relationship with vladimir putin, and so his ability to resolve such issues. that will not stop investigators in the states determining exactly what did happen with moscow, the trump campaign and the election of 2016. 11 countries from across

mr. trump. they also we've noun seen evidence both in terms of reaching out the mr. papadopoulos and the june 9th meeting with mr. manafort and mr. trump, jr., attended where they had an organized effort to try to offer dirt or e-mails on hillary clinton. the question was: did folks from the trump campaign respond in kind, and those are questions we still have to get the final answers to. >> dickerson: if the trump campaign was chomping to get its information as it's been portrayed by their critics, you think that one of these two meetings wound have sparked something. but there is no evidence they bit when they were offered this. yes, the russians were offer, but they didn't seem to grab it. at least based on what we know now. >> job, i think those are questions that still need to be answered. there is obviously enormous concern, as well, with the campaign manager and the deputy campaign manager, both indicted, as well. i think there are many more chapters in this story to be told, and some of this information will further down the perhaps, perhaps even with the spec

trump of the united states. first, mr. abe will speak, followed by trump. the floor is yours, mr.ies and gentlemen, at the outset, may i begin offering my condolences to the victims who lost their lives, as well as my sympathy to the people injured in the recent shooting incidents in texas. i would like to express my heartfelt solidarity to the people of the united states in this time of difficulty. it was only one year ago in november last year that i met the president for the first time in the trump tower, new york. since then, i have had numerous opportunities to converse with the president on the margin of international meetings, as well as countless talks on the phone. indeed, how many hours of dialogue did we have? i believe that there has never been such close bonds intimately connecting the leaders of both nations as we do now in the history of japan-u.s. alliance of more than half a century. in particular, he received me with great hospitality last february on my visit to the u.s. at his villa in florida. it became my unforgettable memory that we were able to discuss a va

mr. papadopoulos. you well know that mr. papadopoulos in addition to his comments in the meeting regarding a meeting between trump and mr. putin had a series of meetings dealing with, as you can see trump, mr. papadopoulos, and you leading that committee. i can't imagine your memory would fail you so much. moving on, he was in that meeting. you also had steven miller, a senior policy advisor, who was noted in the stipulated statement of defense to receive conversation from mr. papadopoulos about his constant interaction with the russians to intrude in the 2016 election. you continued in the october 18 meeting before the judiciary committee in the senate to not answer the question. now in light of the facts that are now part of the record, do you wish to change your testimony before the senate intelligence committee on june 13, 2017, where you said i have never met with or had any conversation with any russians or foreign officials? let me jump to the final part, "i have no knowledge, i have no knowledge of any such conversations by anyone connected to the trump campaign." do you want to admit under oath that you did not t

mr. trump. now they say mr. president, but it was mr. trump, and they said if the other parts of the country are like what is happening in tennessee, people are coming from all over tennessee. they have not voted in years. now they have trump shirts, everything trump, and he said i've never seen anything like it and i have been a politician for a lot of years, and if it is anything like tennessee, you're going to have one hell of a victory. it turned out to be a lot like tennessee, so -- [applause] mr. trump: and it turned out to be a lot like missouri. that i can tell you, because we had a big one here. and i promised josh that when he gets it going and he is god it in very good shape, from what i -- got it in very good shape, from what i hear. i said josh, when you are ready, you have my word, i am going to come here and campaign with you. we have to get you in. [applause] it is not enough for the middle class to keep getting by. we want them to start getting way ahead. we are going to have them start getting way ahead. under our plan,

mr. trump says he and mr. ve a great relationship. >>> and the key issue has been on north korea. mr. trump continues volleying insults with the leaders of north korea. major garrett has more. >> we want progress, not provocation. i mean we have been provoked. >> president trump talking about north korea and nuclear tests did some provoking of his own on twitter after the north korean dictator called him a, quote, old lunatic. why would he call me old, he tweeted, when i would never call him short and fat. at a press conference with vietnam's president mr. trump was asked if belligerence could be replaced by friendship. >> i think anything's a possibility. strange things happen in life. that might be a strange thing. >> after brief encounters a day earlier with russian president vladimir putin, the president said he believed putin's claim russia did not meddle in the 2016 u.s. election. mr. trump tried to clarify. >> i believe he feels he and russia did not meddle in the election. as to whether i believe it or

some armored vehicles have been supplied and our president once again reiterated his discomfort to mr trump mr trump clearly stated that he had given clear instructions that the white won't be given arms and that this nonsense should have ended a long time ago of course we were very happy that this. has more from the turkish city of ghazi untap near the syrian border. what's being reported in the turkish media as united states saying that it will stop arming kurdish militias does not reflect in statements that have been have seen from both presidents met press offices they say that united states will be adjusting its policy when it comes to its allies in syria especially after the fall of ice and rock a turkey on the other hand has been calling for on the united states to stop arming these mainly kurdish fighters with turkey sees terrorists once the united states to be part of its campaign to try and clear the area of what it calls all terrorist groups which include these kurdish militias which are allies of the united states as these statements come there is no end to the fighting on the grou

mr putin had a long phone conversation with donald trump. putin gave donald trump a full update on the talks with syrian president bashar assad mr putin also told mr trump about the upcoming summit with the presidents of iran and turkey. it was these three countries that were behind the so-called astronaut talks in the first place and with the terrorists now almost gone this format could prove to be more crucial than ever. large scale military actions against terrorist groups in syria are coming to an end i'd like to note that thanks to the efforts of russia iran and turkey we have managed to prevent the dissolution of syria stop it from being captured by international terrorists and avoid a humanitarian catastrophe we heard the leaders confirm their assessment the syrian conflict has entered a new stage the era of active fighting is over and time has come for a new settlement opportunities the trilateral meeting today has not most important is the final stage in putting an end to the bloodshed in syria we have achieved success thanks to the union of rand turkey and russia after roughly one and a half hours of talks we finally heard about the numb

a lot of rolls of presidents and prime ministers but we have no idea which is the one for mr putin and mr trump in fact we don't even know when the meeting is going to happen or if it will take place after all so it's a hell of a mystery how the two it ministrations have been arranging this what could vladimir putin and donald trump bring up if they end up meeting the usual russo american makes of the last few months if not years north korea syria ukraine and of course the enormous difficulties and bilateral ties between washington and moscow the first putin drum face to face meeting happen at a different summit the g. twenty and hamburg back then the talks lasted many times longer than originally expected and the few lucky ones who were actually present inside that room said that there was chemistry between the two leaders. things. german police are investigating allegations that organized criminal groups have infiltrated its ranks and other state services that's after a police union claimed members of an arab underworld class and had joined the birdland force their clear indications that larg

what is interesting, mr trump has just saying coal is great. what is interesting, mrnd china, the world ‘s leader in terms of energy, so if he's going to continue this trading with china he will have to stay on the same path with them. there might be some fudge from the conference. what a surprise. and keep your stories coming about how much of your current lifestyle would you sacrifice to get on the housing ladder? we have a tweet, i am 3051 have earned a house for 12 years, bought by working hard and having no social life, the best thing i did. i wonder if you agree. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: tottenham hotspur‘s hat—trick hero christian eriksen helps denmark secure a place in next year's world cup. that — and more — in the sport briefing. berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced round their liberated territory. and, with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public eye that counts. success or failure depends n

some armored vehicles have been supplied and our president once again reiterated his discomfort to mr trump mr trump clearly stated that he had given clear instructions that the white won't be given arms and that this nonsense should have ended a long time ago of course we were very happy with this and we're going to talk to michael gunter about this he is a professor of political science at tennessee technological university and the author of the book out of nowhere the kurds of syria in peace and war nice to have you with us first of all do you think there is a little bit of crossed wires here on what the turks believe and what the u.s. believe about any scaling down of the kurds no i think they understand the judge other the may purpose of the united states of course is to keep turkey in the nato alliance and prevent turkey from doing the arms deal with russia rather the u.s. would like to sell its arms to turkey so i think this is very important explain to us then any of us who are coming new to this story understanding why we're in the first place why the u.s. wasn't in them and now why t

vehicles have been supplied and our esteemed president once again reiterated his discomfort to mr trump mr trump clearly stated that he had given clear instructions that the white b.g. won't be given arms and that this nonsense should have ended a long time ago of course we were very happy with this doctors in northern syria are being forced underground because their frequent attacks on hospitals one facility has now been built entirely below the surface at a secret location to treat patients injured by government airstrikes asama binge of a report from near syria's border with turkey. farmers on the operating table because his leg was injured in an airstrike but this is no ordinary operation theatre it's hidden underground so it's been filled by air raid. they were i'm afraid when the regime targets a hospital i lost a member of my family in an airstrike. it's known as the cave hospital in northern thirty or so doctors are keeping its location secret for fear of further attacks by government get. they showed us photos after some of the hundred thirty five year strikes targeted their hospi

some armored vehicles have been supplied and our president once again reiterated his discomfort to mr trump mr trump clearly stated that he had given clear instructions at the white won't be given arms and that this nonsense should have ended a long time ago of course we were very happy with this interruption prosecutors say up to thirty gunmen carrying i thought flags were behind the sign a mosque attack which killed at least three hundred five people on friday officially there is still no claim of responsibility but military has started bombing targets part of a pledge by president. to publish a story punish the attack and. star reports. egyptian military has released this footage which it says shows its warplanes hitting targets in the sinai it's part of its crackdown on suspected fighters after friday's devastating attack these targets the minute she says a believed to be housing or story and ammunition linked to those who attacked the mosque has president abdel fattah el-sisi has promised to use brutal force and an iron fist against those responsible for what he called a heinous act of te

mr putin had a long phone conversation with donald trump. putin gave donald trump a full of date on the talks with syrian president bashar assad mr putin also told mr trump about the upcoming summit with the presidents of iran and turkey. it was these three countries that were behind the so-called astronaut talks in the first place and with the terrorists now almost god this format could prove to be more crucial than ever. large scale military actions against terrorist groups in syria are coming to an end i'd like to note that thanks to the efforts of russia iran and turkey we have managed to prevent the dissolution of syria stop it from being captured in syria and new a lot of fuel for the force things have shifted and change enormously on the ground and hopefully these talks will help pave the way for. the conflict to come to an end but i think that it looks good on paper but it damn sure it's going to be very complicated and the weeks and months ahead there's a lot to do and it's not clear that the americans and their allies are going to help this process move forward or whether they are going to improve competed but i think what is what is very

trump did, to reporters on his flight. apparently he said that mr. putin said to mr. p, quote, he said he absolutely did not meddle in our election. he did not do what they're saying he did. however, we all know that members of trump's own team say that russia did meddle in the u.s. election. and then he was pressed on whether he believed mr. putin when he said that. and trump said to the reporters, mr. trump said this, look, i can't stand there and argue with him. every time he sees me, he says i didn't do that. trump said. i really believe when he tells me that he means it but he said, i didn't do that. >> again, the president said that mr. putin denied that russia meddled in the election in 2016. but president trump suggested that he believed putin's denial. important to listen to the phrasing of those words, believed his denial. the president believing putin's denial in contrast to the finding of his own intelligence community that has determined with confidence that russia did interfere in the 2016 u.s. election. >> mr. trump and mr. putin apparently spoke casuall

mr trump says, i asked him but they did have conversations. mr says, i asked him if he meddled and every time he sees me he saidi meddled and every time he sees me he said i didn't do it and meddled and every time he sees me he said i didn't do itand i meddled and every time he sees me he said i didn't do it and i believe that when he says it, i think is very insulted by it. mr trump also said he felt the story that russia had tried to interfere in the election in his favour was concocted by the democrats. almost the same line mr putin gave reporters as he the summit. if either of them think the summit. if either of them think the matter has been laid to rest they are mistaken. investigations are being carried out as to whether there was interference in the election. several names have been named in connection with the inquiry and donald trump's former campaign manager paul manifold is under house arrest because of information that has emerged. donald trump says all this concern with the elections are costing lives because they are getting in the

chelsea clinton calls mr mr. trump'son't know how this will not increase the poaching developments. they will provide information on how zimbabwe and zambia, have improved protections for elephants to justify this change by the trump administration. >> look forward to seeing that information. tom, thank you very much. >>> let's get another check of the weather from mr. roker. >> the calendar says fall. but some says summer. look at the temperatures popping up. wichi wichita, dallas, memphis at 73. we could see records in dodge city, lubbock, albuquerque and el paso. and the front pushing through. and the temperatures will drop 20 to 30 degrees tomorrow. but ahead of the front is still warm for indianapolis, atlanta, pensacola, little rock. as we move into sunday, the front makes its way to the east coast and see temperatures drop all the way down to mobile, alabama. that's what's go in >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. sunshine, yes. cold, gusty winds, we've got those, too. temperatures will peak this afte

donald trump a full update bastar assad mr putin also told mr trump about the presidents of iran and turkey. it was these three kind astronaut talks and the first launch scale militant somehow involving different sides like washington. politics and hopefully these talks will help pave the way for. the conflict to come to an end but i think that it looks good on paper but it i'm sure it's going to be very complicated and the weeks and months ahead there's a lot to do and it's not clear if the americans and their allies are going to help this process before or whether they are going to improve and competed. for over twenty years there's been a moratorium on the death penalty in russia the country's most dangerous criminals are sentenced to full life terms instead in prison on this week are. was given unique access to the high security facility known as the black dolphin arguably russia's toughest. in these provincial town at the edge of siberia is a prison but it's no ordinary prison the mere sight of this statue has broken the most solus butchers the black hole for russia's highest sec

the two met on the last leg of mr trump's asia trip. during which mrcomfortable questions — about his relationship with vladimir putin — en route to the philippines he told reporters that the russian president had assured him he, "absolutely did not meddle in our election, he did not do what they are saying he did. "every time he sees me he says i didn't do that. and i believe — i really believe — that when he tells me that, he means it." at the same time mr trump criticised severalformer top us intelligence officials — saying they were political hacks. even for mr trump, appearing to give president putin more credence than us agencies is a problem, so it's little surprise that he was forced to quickly qualify his comments. what i said, i'm surprised there is any conflict on this. what i said there is i believe he believes that amount is very he believes that and it is very important for somebody to believe. i believe that he feels that he and russia did not meddle in the election. as to whether i believe it or not, i'm with our agencies, especially as

ready for reforms and compromises and mr putin must have tried to send this message across and make it more convincing during that phone call also mr putin and mr trump have previously said many times that they want the deescalation zones in syria to work so the two presidents could have talked about further. steps in that anyway as you can see there was loads go on and there was a chance that we will find out more very very soon saw that she is hosting the russia iran turkey summit on wednesday the three countries as you may remember are behind the syria peace starts an astronaut and we are expecting vladimir putin just speak here in sochi just after the talks conclude the white house has also issued an official statement on the cole saying both president stressed the importance of ensuring a stable and unified syria free of terrorism. the executive chairman of google the parent company alphabet has vowed to de rank alte and the news agencies but nick in order to make it harder for the outlets to reach wider audiences his comments came at a security forum in canada when asked about use of google's out sense of. i had a subscription for google alerts

mr. pierre, thank you. please, stand up. [applause] mrs. trump: thank you, for all you did to create such a wonderful piece. you are a true artist and a real professional. as most of you know, before being elected president my husband was never in politics. you can imagine after he won, we were very busy with all that goes into preparing for a new administration and all of the changes that we, as a family, would be facing. to be honest, what i would wear to the inaugural ball was the last thing on my mind. [laughter] trump: by the time i got around to thinking about my choice, he was only given two weeks to design this piece. we had never worked together before, but i knew of his stellar reputation and wanted to work with someone who would do more than just design a dress. i wanted someone who would be willing to collaborate with me. he exceeded my expectations. i have had a passion for design from a young age and had a very precise idea of what i wanted for such a historic evening. when sitting down to discuss my vision, i expressed a desire for

mr. trump said he would bring up north korea because he wanted mr. putin's help. at topic didn't come up in their two to three short conversations. mr. trump did say the russian leader would be, quote, tremendously helpful on this thorny issue and if china also was on board the nuclear standoff would be solved. karen travers, abc news, traveling with the president in hanoi, vietnam. >>> a vehicle flew off a freeway in san francisco today, crashing onto the street below. it happened at 16th and vermont streets at 7:30 this morning. take a look. pictures from san francisco fire show the wreckage. the car landed on its roof, mangling the hood and front wheels. the driver was taken to the hospital and could face charges for drunk driving. >>> today marked the end of an era for the old bay bridge. this morning caltrans blew up the last two piers of the old span finishing the project a year ahead of schedule. you're watching caltrans' video of the final implosion. caltrans dem ol' shds 11 piers this year. chp officials closed the bay bridge to traffic. caltrans says it w

mr. papadopoulos. you will know that mr. papadopoulos in addition to his comments in the meeting regarding the meeting between trump and mr. putin had a series of meetings, trump, and mr. papadopoulos and you leading that committee, i can't imagine your memory would fail you so much but moving on, he was in that meeting but you also had stephen miller was a senior policy advisor who was noted in the stipulated statement of events to receive conversation from mr. papadopoulos about his constant interaction with the russians to intrude in the 2016 election. you continued in the october october 18th meeting before the judiciary committee for hearing in the senate to not answer the question. now in light of the fact that are now part of the record, do you wish to change her testimony before the senate intelligence committee on june 13th, 2017 were you said "i have never met with or had any conversations with any russians or any foreign officials." let me jump to the final part. "i have no knowledge of any such conversations by anyone connected to the term campaign grade" do you want to admit under oath that you did not tell the

trump's conversations with russian president. >> i think mr. putin is very clever in terms of playing to mr. p's interest in being flattered. i think mr. trump is for whatever reason either intimidated of mr. putin, afraid of what he could do. heather: what do you think about that? minutes later steve mnuchin hitting back on those comments. >> with all due respect to your previous guest, i think those were the most ridiculous statements. president trump is not getting played by anybody. heather: then you had president trump tweeting over the weekend this, when will all the haters and fools out there realize that having a good relationship with russia is a good thing not a bad thing. they're always playing politics, bad for our country. i want to solve north korea, syria, ukraine, terrorism and russia can greatly help. in the wake of the comments by the former spy chief kellyanne conway slamming claims that the president is taking putin's side over u.s. intelligence officials. listen. >> what the president believes is what's most important here. he believes the assessment of the intelligence c