and mr. trump had the ambassador sitting in the first row as he said he was going to ace the tensions against russia. why shouldn't old enemies become friends. and that's an important meeting. and it's in the same month that we're told the russian hackers went into the dnc. so he pushed the date back, and mr. trump who said he never met with the russians specifically met with the russian at that time, shook hands with him and he sat in the first row as trump gave a speech probably written by paul manafort or maybe even by kisscy lack who heads up the center for national interest originally called the nixon center. >> richard, as the investigation grinds on, we're seeing the president lashing out, today his outburst started on twitter 6:00 a.m. saying jeff sessions has taken a very weak position on hillary clinton climbs. already with e-mails and dnc server and leerkz? he's calling sessions weak but also resurrecting this idea of a criminal pursuit of hillary clinton. is that possible and what would

, and therefore couldn't translate this meeting between mr trump and mr putin.hat's why mr putin's translator was the only one present, and therefore mr putin's translator is the only one who truly knows what was said. as you know, the nuances of language with translations! ian bremmer told me that me that people familiar with this dinner recounted to him it was a very private conversation, and that it made people in the room uncomfortable. why? because this was president trump's first 620, and it made clear where his priorities lie, which was with talking to russia and working on the relationship with russia. whereas we do need to remember, on that note, that mr trump's campaign promise, one of them, was to mend relations with russia. and this was his first 620, and this was his first kind of means of being able to work further on this relationship, in a perhaps more informal setting. just six months into his presidency, mr trump and his party have hit another major hurdle with their long—promised replacement for president obama's healthcare plan. it has become

actually just now mr trump there's more emerging now, though?yjust now mr trump himself just tweeted about this, he said fa ke just tweeted about this, he said fake news story of secret dinner with putin is sick, all 620 leaders and spouses were invited by the chancellor of germany, press new. he again tweeted after that saying the fa ke again tweeted after that saying the fake news is becoming more and more dishonest, even a dinner arranged for top 20 leaders in germany is made to look sinister. i spoke to ian bremerfrom made to look sinister. i spoke to ian bremer from the made to look sinister. i spoke to ian bremerfrom the eurasia group just now who broke this story and the 620 leaders and their spouses we re the 620 leaders and their spouses were at a dinner, each couple had one translator and mr trump's translator spoke japanese according to the white house and therefore couldn't translate this meeting between mr trump and mr putin. that's why mr putin, his translator was the only one present and therefore mr putin's translator is therefor

last year mr. trump called a woman who accused him of sexual assault sick and horrible. in 2007 he called the defendant a sleazebag. during the campaign he repeatedly said the judge in the trump university case had a conflict because of his mexican heritage. >> the judge, who happens to be, we believe, mexican... >> reporter: and mr. trump and his team tried to discredit plaintiffs who were former students in the case. when we discussed trump university with the trump organization attorney in 2015, he brought folders bearing the names of former students critical of the defunct program, but now the stakes couldn't be higher, and he's trying to discredit the special counsel. a fellow republican who was praised by none other than neutropenia who tweeted that mueller's reputation is impeccable for honesty and integrity. in a 2007 book, mr. trump wrote that he loves getting even. the white house maintains the president has the power to fire mueller at any point. the special counsel's office declined to comment. anthony? >> mason: julianna goldman, thanks. members of congress h

we knew mr trump might have wanted him to depart anyway but perhaps not in that way.and from some american media is that the new chief of staff, john kelly, who is hoping to impose more discipline on the white house, so that may be one of the main factors in terms of white mistress scaramucci is leaving now. let's try to push the colourful characters to one side, what are the practical consequences of having this much chopping and changing within the president's working environment? the big answer to that, it means things cannot get done. you have the white house working with congress to pass legislation and execute policy in agencies but the tea m execute policy in agencies but the team in the white house, the staff and the national security council, are the ones who helped to push it forward and coordinate it and that needs some clear direction from the white house, it means everybody should be speaking from the same page and have a tour here in message and it needs a strong chief of staff. if the west wing is riven by factionalfighting staff. if the west wing is ri

this likely pulled the anger mr. trumpurther into the center of the matter being investigated by special counsel robert mueller. president trump has said little about the episode aside from a his son ise he said a "great person who loves our country." president trump has tweeted this morning, and will show that you . the new york times revealed the emails yesterday as donald trump junior also did. their headlining mills disclosed -- headline -- emails disclosed trump's son glee at russian offer." levels obviously a high of sensitive information, but part of russia and government support for mr. trump. also from donald trump junior saying "if what you say -- if it is what you say, i love it." part of the story from the new , the cml assented donald trump junior and could have hardly been more exquisite. one of his father's former russian business partners had been contacted by a senior russian government official who was offering to provide the trump campaign with dirt on hillary clinton. the documents would "incriminate hi

last year, mr. trump called the woman who accused him of sexual assault "sick" and "horrible." in a 2007 deposition, he called the defendant a "sleazebag." during the campaign, he repeatedly said the judge in the trump university case had a conflict because of his mexican heritage. >> the judge, who happens to be, we believe, mexican... >> reporter: and mr. trump and his team tried to discredit plaintiffs who were former students in the case. when we discussed trump university with the trump organization attorney in 2015, he brought folders bearing the names of former students 5,itical of the defunct program. but now the stakes couldn't be higher, and he's trying to t scredit the special counsel. difellow republican who was praised by none other than newt gingrich, who tweeted that mueller's reputation "is impeccable for honesty and integrity." attorney general jeff sessions discussed campaign related issues with russia's ambassador contradicting his public statements. a spokesman says he had no >>nversations with russians about any campaign or election. anthony. >> >> mason: ju

when mr trump was elected, us markets we re mr trump was elected, us markets were downright euphoric.he task reforms and infrastructure spending we re reforms and infrastructure spending were going to boost the economy. but fast forward to july and not were going to boost the economy. but fast forward tojuly and not much has happened. that's leading many to believe the trump bump may be dead. so, what does that mean for banks? well, bank stocks were a big winner when it came to the trump bump. 0ne of the best performing sectors. now the reason for the trump, the legislative agenda of president trump, is no longer looking as plausible as before. well, that has a nalysts plausible as before. well, that has analysts wondering if this will mean the gains made by banks may start to come down. chris wheeler is banking analyst at atlantic equities. what are you expecting? we will see earnings that are down quarter on quarter. but that is common, it's a seasonal thing. it will also look wea ker seasonal thing. it will also look weaker compared to one year ago because there was a big surge aft

"mr. trump said he believed mr. comey told him about the dossier to implicitly make clear he had something to hold over the president." quoting the president here "in my opinion he shared so that i would think he had it out there as leverage the times asked? yeah, i think so mr. trump said

yesterday mr. trump didn't say anything when asked if sessions should resign. >> should jeff sessions resign? >> earlier in a tweet the president wondered why the attorney general isn't looking into crooked hillary's crimes and russian relations. last week sessions says he intends to stay on the job. >>> the truck driver facing charges for illegally transporting immigrants in a suffocating tractor trailer is due back in court thursday. james bradley told authorities he never realized anyone was inside the 18-wheeler. survivors say they were pounding on the walls. bradley says he heard banging when he parked and he opened the doors but he didn't call 911. he could face the death penalty. >>> more flood producing rain and thunderstorms are expected in parts of arizona today. flash flood watches are posted for much of the state. yesterday monsoon like storms produced widespread flooding that closed roads, trapped drivers and flooded homes. >>> and folks on maryland's eastern shore worked to clean up from a

but this morning mr. trump thanked his supporters and accused so-called fake news media of scorning his son. >> very troubling. and obviously moves our whole investigation to another level. meeting at trump tower last .'s year, which included top campaign staff and russians linked to the kremlin, is being scrutinized in washington. vice chair of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner. >> i want to hear from everyone in that meeting and get their version of the story. what we've seen is a constant effort to hide contacts with russians. we've seen this pattern repeat itself. >> reporter: the president was also dealt a setback this weekend on his wish to repeal obamacare. leader mitch mcconnell delayed an upcoming vote on the senate bill while john mccain recovers from emergency surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye. the better care act needs almost unanimous gop support, which it does not yet have. >> for all republicans' complaints about the death spiral of obamacare, if he don't fix it, they

. >> as mr. trump melt chinese president she ying ping and urged more pressure to deter north korea's pursuits. >> i may take longer than you'd like but there will be success in one end or the with other. >> leaders like russian president vladimir putin. he denied meddling in the u.s. election an issue mr. trump raised in their meeting yesterday but later set aside. >> the opposition is they well-known. i repeated it. no grounds at all that russia intervened in the election. >> putin said he was optimistic about relations with mr. trump. >> president trump is very very different from the real trump not the trump i had before me. >> historically the u.s. has led the drafting of the final summit statement. not so under president trump. the other 19 nations here agree that the paris climate accord which mr. trump withdrew the united states from is irreversible and will not be renegotiated. they also pledged to fight what they called trade protectionism, a fought s not so thorough refeo mr. trump's multina

a couple of hours ago we saw the first pictures of the first ever the first ever a handshake of mr trump and history which was followed by donald trump tapping his russian counterpart on the shoulder not that much visual of food for thought here but at least no awkward handshake moments that's something that's not something that often happens when mr trump i mean it's his counterparts from different countries not the judging by the american presidents twitter he was really looking forward to that meeting at least that's what he said in one of his latest tweets where he singled out the russian president in its wheat where he said that he was looking forward to meeting all of the g. twenty leaders today and of course the yad all the g twenty. what happens on day one of the summer to leave the get together they shine themselves up well get their hair lovely and then stand up for the family photo as it's known what was your take this year on the. bridge i mean. oh yes that's a very important ceremony it is traditional and you may think that it is always the same never absolutely not because

. >> reporter: as mr. trump met chinese president xi jinping, and urged more pressure to deter north korea's nuclear pursuits. re success may take longer than s'd like, may take longer than you'd like, but there will be success in the end, one way or the other. >> reporter: mr. trump departed brmany without holding an end- of-summit press conference, while leaders like russian rsesident vladimir putin did. putin denied meddling in the u.s. election, an issue mr. trump raised in their meeting yesterday, but later set aside. a ( translated ): the opposition is very well-known. i repeated it. there are no grounds at all to say that russia intervened in the u.s. election. >> reporter: putin said he was optimistic about relations with mr. trump. >> ( translated ): tv trump is so very, very different from the real trump, from the trump that i had before me. >> reporter: historically, the u.s. has led the drafting of the final summit statement. not so under president trump. he other 19 nations here agree that the paris

mr trump wants china to exert more pressure on the country.to do so could undermine the strategic dialogues. with me is dr guo yu, principle china analyst at maplecroft. what do you expect to come out of these talks today? well, we expect... the expectation is quite tempered, from our perspective. we certainly do not see this kind of talks will fundamentally alter the trade imbalance you just mentioned straightaway, and there are three factors supporting this view. firstly, this kind of high—level dialogue is always tending to be more about setting the process rather than making concrete progress. so the two sides will take stock on the 100 day action plan and work out what plan for the next 12 months, where the two teams will work on their particulars. secondly, we will see neither side will give in on the sticky points. washington is certainly not going to recognise china as a market economy yet, nor are we loosing control on hi—tech exports. 0n the other hand, beijing is unlikely to buckle under pressure over steel and aluminium productions

maybe mr. trump has found a way to speak with these western urine leaders with whom he'd had some level of comfort before? >> i think it's both. in many ways, it's macron's game. he was the one that invited trump. he knows trump is a fan of spectacle. basically a charm offensive, the private tour. the dinner actually inside the eiffel touwer. the quintessential monuments of paris. and he knows trump will respond to that and by all accounts, it seems it has worked. >> but ultimately, in this partnership, duo, trump and macron, there's one trying to appeal to the other because he needs the other more. that's mr. macron trying to appeal to mr. trump? >> i think both of them need the other. i think macron is trying to cement his place on the word stage as an incredible leader, someone able to deal with trump and maintain a relationship between france and the u.s. which has lasted long before trump was on the scene and will continue long after trump has departed. i think some people have lost sight of tha

>> can you say with 100% confidence that mr. trump campaign had no conversations with anybody in russia during the campaign? >> no. i mean, i'm just telling you, it's all phony baloney garbage. >> did anyone involved in the trump campaign have any contact with russians trying to meddle with the election? >> absolutely not. and i discussed that with the president-elect just last night. those conversations never happened. >> susan page, we have republicans who have stood by donald trump. and part of the reason people explain that away is that he has this rock hard base of support, that republicans don't necessarily want to antagonize. what will it take for that base of support to start to diminish? i mean, do these inconsistencies fall on deaf ears with them? are they opening t

mr trump's hand go.is not that long ago since mr trump said he would never visit paris because it was not paris any more because it was not paris any more because the authorities had not done enough to stop terrorist attacks. that has all changed. they appeared together repeatedly and mr trump described paris is one of the world's most beautiful cities, it is peaceful and he said he would come back. mr macron, his wife, mrtrump and his wife had dinner at a restau ra nt and his wife had dinner at a restaurant in the eiffel tower which was a tremendous opportunity for mr macron to showcase paris and france asa macron to showcase paris and france as a tourist destination because one of the economic effects of the series of attacks that france has suffered in the last couple of years has been a fall in the number of tourists. the authorities are very determined to show that it is safe to visit france, and i think mr trump's visit has helped enormously with that as well as asserting french influence in the wo

what‘s the appeal there for mr trump? omeland security, john kelly has been quite vocal in supporting the very aggressive anti—immigration policies of the trump administration, he‘s been vocal in whipping up the idea that america is under threat, a trump theme. but the question is, whether kelly serves just as a yes man for trump or whether he allied with other pragmatists in the administration, military men like james mattis at the pentegon, hr mcmaster at the national security council. in other words, the idea that the only way to hem in trump now from causing further damage is this effectively military alliance within the executive. did mr trump, you heard mr priebus there speaking about a reset of of the administration, did mr trump needs that? it was only six months in, wasn‘t it? we‘re not talking about a systematic reset or anything that is coherent. we are talking about something day after day where trump decides someone has to go or be scapegoated. remember a few days earlier, it was the attorney generaljeff sessi

mr. trump's defense of that meeting comes on the same day as the senate panel said it would summon donald trump jr. and paul manafort to capitol hill to testify publicly next week. jared kushner is also said to be interviewed in a closed session on monday. >>> o.j. simpson could soon be a free man. he has a parole hearing today where nevada officials will decide his fate. he has spent eight and a half years behind prison for robbery. he has a shot to get out. jay gray is in nevada. what can we expect from today's high-profile hearing? >> reporter: well, don't expect to it last very long. the hour should take an hour maybe less. with simpson making a brief statement and answering some questions and then waiting for financial to zion his future. >> my intent was not to rob from anybody. >> reporter: in hours o.j. simpson will sit down before the nevada state parole board to ask for his freedom. >> if the word candidate that ever deserved to be released it's o.j. simpson. >> i am sorry for what has happened. >> reporter: this is the second time simp will face the panel for charges that he an

"people don't realize he loves holding my hand," mr. trumpsaid, "and that's good as far as that goes." >> a white house spokesperson said today that, yes, president trump is disappointed in attorney general sessions, but he has not lost confidence in him and has no plan to fire him. anthony? >> mason: chip reid at the white house, thank you, chip. the special counsel is now looking into the trump business empire, in the investigation of russian meddling in the u.s. election and whether anyone in the trump campaign was involved. here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: in that "new york times" interview, president trump had a warning for special counsel robert mueller. investigating his finances and his family's finances would cross a red line. "i think that's a violation," he said. "this is about russia." but investigators are already examining the financial dealings of mr. trump and his associates, not limiting themselves to possible collusion with russia in the 2016 election. mr. trump's business ties to russia go back decades. the special cou

mr. trump's campaign. robert mueller's investigation as well as those of two congressional committees, are also looking into whether the trump campaign's digital operation, in any way, coordinated with russians to target voters, with fake news stories. that operation was overseen by the president's son-in-law, jared kushner. adam schiff on cbs this morning. >> the russians use variety of methods to influence not only our elections butten europe. if there was a data analytical component to this in which there was some level of coordination that we need to look into. >> senate judiciary committee will call former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort who nd with trump jr. to testify. cbs news confirmed paul manafort provided some information to congress about that meeting, also, attended by kushner, in recent weeks. >>> the russia investigation also captured the spotlight as confirmation hearings got under way for christopher wray, he is president trump's nominee to replace fired fbi director, james comey. n

when mr trump but mr putin. the world health organization has issued a stark warning that the sexually transmitted infection gonorrhea is a very small very small bug that's rapidly developing resistance to antibiotics. in a study of twenty seven countries the whi found cases in japan france and spain. where the infection was completely untreatable but the agency says most cases occur in poorer countries whl officials said oral sex and fewer people using condoms? was helping the disease to spread. life saving drugs which has revolutionized medical science. and the since the development of penicillin in the nineteen forties gonorrhea like a host of previously devastating infections became little more than an inconvenience for those with access to the new anti biotics. over the years that it's become resistant the drugs available. the options for treating it a running out. that's a very smart organism i smoked mechanisms by whic. mutates comercis tax politics and the evidence is there that is resistant to many danc

mr. trump defended his face to face meeting with vladamir putin insisting he pressed the russian leader about meddling in the u.s. election. prominent members of the president's own party suggest he didn't press putin hard enough. paula reid is at the white house. >> reporter: the president returned from the g 20 summit saturday, this morning he triumphantly tweeted the trip was a great success. he also shared details about his highly anticipated meeting with russian president vladamir putin. saying he pressed putin twice on russian meddling in our election and that they discussed forming an impenetrable cybersecurity unit. mr. trump acknowledged they did not discuss sanctions and nothing will be done until ukrainian and syrian problems are solved. marco rubio, tweeted, partners with put-in on cybersecurity unit. fellow republicans question the president's approach to putin. senator lindsay graham all. ought 2:15 of meetings, tillerson and trump are ready to forgive and forget when it comes to

mr. trumpst sicilian sense of family. what we don't know is how to get what is worrying him. but the mind inescapably is drawn back to the tax returns is. what he did when he refused to comply with a clearly established norm of presidential campaign in not release his tax returns was to advertise he's hiding something. we don't know what, but clearly he was hiding something. the suspicion, the rumors swirled around this is that after his fourth bankruptcy, he was having trouble getting people to lend him money. it's not hard to see why. therefore, follow the money in this case is going to lead mr. mueller in that direction. and mr. trump can talk about this being a violation, but part of the problem with independent counsels like this is there really are no effective parameters. >> one of the elements of the reporting in "the washington post" tonight is that the president is deeply troubled by the idea that he apparently has just discovered that the special prosecutor will indeed have access to

mr. trumpf his pledge to cut federal regulations. in june the president took notice of the island's support and gave the mayor a call. >> we had been discussing sea level rise. he said tangier has been here for hundreds of years and here for hundreds of more. >> the call triggered calls to the island. but she's were different. some condemned the people here for seemingly agreeing with the president's controversial view of climate change. he has called it a hoax. regard luless to happen tomorrow. >> yeah, we are to the point now that we need help immediately. >> the mayor says he is tired of studies of tan gi er island. he says the last one took 20 years, about how long they just might have before they have to start evacuating the island. chip reid, cbs news, on the potomac river. >> still ahead, google isn't only mapping streets, the tech giant is also mapping air pollution. quit playin' with my eyes, goo... so, seventh generation developed this powerful natural detergent it gets your clothes c

was a good one i don't remember mr trump proposing any other plan and the length he told of that had to do with the mr tillerson did not show a need or way in which. we differ on maintaining the agreements and. yesterday we talked i talked with most of the three on the foreign minister of france and we have agreed to expedite the process towards implementing the minsk agreements a lot of the first words about the intervention and trump have already come and i remember syria. where you will so you mentioned the arrangement on the selden part . because you are really we are really. very badly you know why so you said about the arrangement about the southern part and yesterday there was zero results will they discuss the southern part of syria so that's georgia and russia us is that a new new form or are you going to put eventually if for the discussion and look as for the fall of may and the memorandum agreed upon there were talked about for this collation zones in. the northern of homes in. south west of syria and it's clear that without the assistance from the syrian government force

and mr trump's comments today on climate change suggested might be working. something could happen with respect to the paris accord we'll see what happens. but. we will talk about that over the coming period of time. and if it happens it'll be wonderful and. if it doesn't that'll be. okay to. john don't ya this i want to continue discussions with the u. s. and president trump on this very important subject. i respect that wish to preserve jobs i think it's compatible in the paris agreement. now we have to lift the u. s. work on its roadmap and to continue talking with technical about it. and amid allegations that russia into fear that the u. s. election mr trump was also asked about his son's contact with the russian lawyer last year. i have a son who's a great young man he's a fine perso. took a meeting with a lawyer from russia. . it lasted for a very short period. and nothing came of the meeting. and i think it's a meeting that most people in politic. probably would have taken. today it no differences were allowed to maul the trans atlantic ties. but what

mr. trump and his inner circle in legal jeopardy. first, why did trump jr. initially lie about the purpose of the meeting. >> conflicting stories, for prosecutors like blood in the water for a shark. it attracts prosecutors and investigators. they want to know why there is conflicts. >> then there is this. do the e-mails contradict any information campaign associates have provided to the fbi that could lead to criminal charges. and furthermore. why didn't jared kushner include the meeting when he submitted his government security clearance form. >> the most serious criminal issue, in these, in these controversies, comes done to false statements. for those of us who do criminal defense work, that's the crime we fear the most. because the it is very hard to defend against. the government tend to use false statements to prosecute people in washington. more than any other crime. >> and another of election law, by soliciting information that could be of value from a foreign agent. lawyers we tacked

is this how mr trump likes to run his white house?? i think the question is, has this been standard of performance in past administrations? if you look at bill clinton, his first six months were as chaotic as mr trump's. he has brought a lot of people in that are not part of the system, and so the people who are part of the system viewed them as invaders. they want to keep the status quo, and you have people bucking the status quo. some of the hassles and the intrigue and the backstabbing and everything, it can be understood. give it some time it will calm down. the house speaker, paul ryan, describes reince priebus's conduct, his achievements, is essentially being a class act. what can we say so far about anthony scaramucci's conduct? goodness! i am on world news! well, you know what, i have a feeling that we had a dose of reality tv behaviour that i'm going to guess, i am truly guessing, but was somewhat sanctions behind—the—scenes. because as much as mrtrump can behind—the—scenes. because as much as mr trump can say, you're fired o

two separate us senate panels want to hear testimony from mr trump's eldest son and his former campaign's also emerged that president trump had a previously undisclosed meeting with president putin at the 620 summit earlier this month. how significant with this testimony be if it does happen and is it likely to be made public? well, donald trump jr would be likely to be made public? well, donald trumer would be the highest member of mrtrump, donald trumer would be the highest member of mr trump, president trump's inner circle to be questioned as part of this russian investigation of the drum campaign's ties to russia. now there are several questions still remaining as to whether or not this will be in public. when it will take place and, also, if donald trumpjunior decides to invoke the fifth amendment or not which would allow him to not answer questions. the senate intelligence committee also wants to speak to everybody involved in that now controversial meeting between donald trump junior and paul manafort and controversial meeting between donald trumpjunior and paul manafort and a ru

at a news conference in paris ahead of the bastille day celebrations, mr trump said something could happeneks ago. president trump and chancellor angela merkel have led the tributes to the chinese nobel peace laureate, liu xiaobo, who has died of liver cancer. but his death has not been acknowledged by the government in beijing, which had sentenced him to 11 years in prison for subversion against the state. a us doctor offering to treat the seriously ill charlie gard has told the high court there‘s a 10% chance he could improve the baby‘s condition. ajudge is looking again at the case. doctors at great 0rmond street hospital don‘t believe his quality of life can be significantly improved. now on bbc news, thursday in parliament.

in paris for the bastille day celebrations, mr trump said something could happen with respect to the rawing. president trump and chancellor merkel have led tributes to the political dissident and nobel peace laureate liu xiaobo, who has died in a chinese prison, from liver cancer. his death has not been acknowledged by the government in beijing, which jailed him for 11 years for his campaign for democracy. an american doctor has told the high court in london there's a 10% chance he could improve the condition of the seriously ill baby charlie gard. ajudge is looking again at the case. doctors at great 0rmond street hospital don't believe his quality of life can be improved significantly. it's time now for panorama. britain is facing the biggest shake—up in food and farming since the second world war. the direction will be higher prices, less choice and poorer quality. some farmers fear a bad brexit deal could drive them out of business. i've been through a couple of foot and mouth outbreaks. this is more important, more crucial to get right. others say food standards could drop. we'll

we look forward to having a chance to speak with mr. trump jr. about this. >> does it seem clear at this point, though, from the e-mail -- just the sentence i read to you that donald trump jr. went into this meeting, if not seeking, at least open to working, getting information from the russian government to help his father's campaign? >> again, i know it would seem that way, but i hate to prejudge it. there's so many times in this investigation where it seems something is "a," then when you put it in context and learn more about it, it's not. to be fair to the process and mr. trump and frankly, natalia as well, i would like to hold judgment. it's obvious there's questions that arise that we look forward to asking and getting answers to. >> should he have notified the fbi about the e-mail, about the meeting? >> you know, i don't know. again, it's kind of early. i would say this, if they had a meeting and negative information about the secretary was shared, yeah, the appropriate response was you need to share that with the fbi or share that with th

schaub says unless mr. trump gives up all ties to his acnrica an the best interest o the country. >> the spectrum of interest is looming out there. >> reporter: he has taken on his boss, president trump, publicly. >> i believe i've achieved all i can achieve under the current circumstances. >> reporter: he says unless president trumpie eliminates all financial ties to his businesses, the american people can never be certain his policy decisions are based on what's best for the country. do you think the president and his family are using the office to enrich themselves? >> i can't know what their intention is. i know that the effect is that there is an appearance that the businesses are profiting from his occupying the presidency. >> reporter: but at this point, it sounds like you're saying you can't be sure. >> you can't be sure. so it almost doesn't matter whether they are profiting or not. america should have the right to know what the motivations of its leaders are. >> reporter: in previous administrations, th

is very high level and sensitive information but is part of russia and its government support for mr. trumpby aris and amman. >> the trump campaign being told the russian government wanted to help their effort. there are other references to alerting mr. trump through his personal assistant but i wanted to go to you first don jr., instead of calling the fbi and alerting authorities to this, took the meeting as we know now. >> and the response which is important. that e-mail you just read from was june 3rd at 10:37 in the morning. at 10:53 the same morning, less than 20 minutes later don jr. responds to rob goldstone and among other things says if it's what you say, i love it. so that disabuses everyone of this idea that he did not know a what might be coming -- may not have known the specific content but he did no it was information gleaned by the russian government in support of donald trump's presidency that he wanted to hand over to donald trump jr., number one. and number two, that there was no surprise about who this -- where this was coming from, that it was official government informa

mr. trump's campaign.al counsel robert mueller's investigation, as well as those of two congressional committee, are also looking into whether the trump campaign's digital operation in any way coordinated with russians to target voters with fake news stories. that operation was overseen by the president's son-in-law, jared kushner. california democrat adam schiff on "cbs this morning." >> i'm not saying that that's what took place, but the russians used a whole variety of methed to try to influence not only our elections but elections in europe, and if there was a data an lettic component in this in which there was some level of coordination, that we need the look into. >> mason:>> reporter: the senate judiciary committee will call former trump campaign chairman paul manafort, who attended the russian meeting with trump, jr., to testify. cbs news has confirmed manafort provided some information to congress about that meeting also attended by kushner in recent weeks. anthony? >> mason: major garrett at the

mr trump also said he would be visiting london we can cross to hamburg now and speak to my colleague,ith trump and theresa may one. what are we to read into what went on there? let's go through the points you raised. 0n the visit to london, we didn't get a date, just an intention to come at some point. that's likely has gone off the boil, especially after mr trump's criticism of sadiq khan after the london bridge attack. mr trump says he wants to get the trade deal done very quickly, and he wa nted deal done very quickly, and he wanted to be a very powerful deal, but the point we need to emphasise is the uk is currently within the eu. it can't cut bilateral trade deals, certainly not on the hands of once, until it exits the eu. that won't happen until march 2019, by which an awful lot of political water will have gone under the bridge. while the uk government will be happy about the mood music coming out of that meeting, in practical terms, if not coming to have a huge influence on what kind of deal might emerge in 2019, 2020 or whenever it can be done. what about the wider summitand

mr. trump's eldest son, don jr. served as one of his father's most aggressive defenders on twitter and television. >> this has been a ten month witch-hunt. >> the president's son airing told forbes he discusses family business with the president, specifically, profitability reports and stuff like that. the next month, eric told forbes, nepotism is kind of a factor of life. >> eric said this in june about his father's critics. >> i have never seen hatred like this. to me they're not even people. >> i try to stay out of politics. >> while don and airing run the business. the president's daughter ivanka named senior white house adviser. this weekend at the g-20 summit, she briefly took the president's seat next to the chinese president, when mr. trump stepped away. in thee president today tweeted, if chelsea clinton were asked to hold the seat for her mother, the fake news would say, chelsea for pres. clinton responded, it would never have occurred to my mother or my father to ask me. >> in april, on cbs this morning,

e evening, mr. trump, macron, and their wives will in the a restaurant eiffel tower, where the tasting euros or $260 0 per person. on friday morning, there will be military parade, the parade 211 feature 1200 people, vehicles, 341 horseback riders and competing protest march titled "don't let guard down against trump" will be taking place, as well. the is the president of united states and the president of france at an arrival ceremony in paris.now host: we are in open phones, you democrat, what do you think? for a well, i called different reason, but i wanted o make two comments and observations. one is, i think it is not clear hy we spend so much money on defense if we can't take care of the people in our country. money for health care or education, it seems actually ridiculous. comment i have, it is discouraging to see how many themselves call christians and yet they are fighting left and right to not and aid and help people who truly need help. disgusted byotally politicians, i've been totally disgust