and mr. trump list for mar-a-lago years later, but that was his spontaneous reaction to the reports about his then friend, jeffrey epstein. he appeared to know a lot about mr. epstein's social life. mr. epstein by his own words was a fixture in palm beach, where mar-a-lago is located. so that's my inference anyway. i think it's a reasonable inference, and i'm speaking as a seven-year former federal prosecutor. >> let's talk about the race. let's talk about where we are right now. cnn's latest poll has the president's approval rating amongst republicans at 89%. why do you think the president's approval rating, support amongst republicans remains so high? >> among republicans and the republican state committees, those organizations are the trump campaign in each of those states so obviously i'm not going hunting for ducks there. i'm not going to try to charm them as much as they can charm me. i found one interesting thing on the stump. i get very good response when i make my case. a lot of people are

. >> reporter: mr. trumplso called the women anti-american and a bunch of communists. >> which congress women are you talking about. >> you can guess that one. >> reporter: president trump singled omar out for her comments in february claiming aipac, the pro-israel lobbying group, bought the support of her democratic colleagues. >> says horrible things about israel, hates israel, hates jews. hates jews, it's very simple. >> he does not know how to defend his policies. so what he does is attack us personally. and that is what this is all about. >> reporter: republicans were slow to respond to the president's remarks, but today several did say he was out of line. >> the tweets are racist and xenophobic. >> reporter: others stood by him. >> come on, of course the president is not racist but he is frustrated like so many americans are. >> reporter: speaker nancy pelosi said the house would hold a vote on a resolution condemning the president's tweets, forcing g.o.p. lawmakers to go on the record. and she accused

forgotten that and they know the terrible human rights record of this and of that regime in north korea mr trump obviously did not want to talk about that i doubt if he brought it up with mr kim. and that is why he's under a lot of criticism for reforming relations with north korea but president trump wants to indicate that he's a peacemaker and that he's able to make progress even with bitter enemies of the united states how much of this is about optics though i mean trump himself said he told him that there's no rush as far as working out a deal. what is this what it was he trying to achieve with this particularly with the view of elections going towards elections will you use the word optics he wants to achieve an optical image which we are seeing on screen of the 2 of them standing side by side shaking hands remember this was it mr trump's initiative because that will establish him he believes as a peacemaker in the world someone who's once again able to act on the world stage it's an optical effort thank you very much bill schneider as always good to speak to you. as really forces have rele

mr. trumpims was financial statements depending on -- and we need to kn know, we hope we can get an emergency action situation to is what's happening. >> the actual situation as to what-- can you finish that statement? >> what the financial situation actually is and what he's saying when he applied. >> to the office-- >> and second we need to know what is mr. trump's relationship with the business enti entity. gsa, might or might not have that information. >> so if it doesn't, then congress would pass a law requiring that in the future? that information in the future? >> before we even get to that question, don't we have to, under the supreme court precedence, have to have some indication from the house that they've authorized the committee here to take this action? i mean, and walk in, the courts are pretty clear, it's important not to separate responsibility for the year from investigating the actual power. so what evidence is there here that the house has, in fact, is in the committee the au

we are beginning a political campaign over mr trump's reelection effort so everything is seen now as political democrats are pretty cynical about what mr trump was trying to do in north korea he claims that he was trying to restart negotiations he wants to show progress remember president trump is a deal maker clive reputation and he obviously is unhappy that he was so far after 2 summit meetings with the leader of north korea unable to come to any deal so we want to keep trying to show the american people he's continuing to try because that's his reputation dealmaker but what kind of political leverage does that give him particularly with his. base of supporters who are very much a u.s. centric they are but they want the united states to show its clout in the world and they believe that mr trump is making some progress his critics say look what he's doing he's been friendly with dictators all over the world not just in the period but also the philippines and hungary and poland he appears to like dictators and that has democrats very angry and they are of course saying well there's n

mr. trumpold reporters he tried to stop it by quickly resuming his speech. but video shows a pause of almost 15 seconds at that point. white house advisers urged the president to soften the attacks on omar and other progressive lawmakers known as the squad. some democrats fear that the war of words could lead to violence. >> it's hard to believe she's not going to get threats coming out of a rally like that. >> reporter: last night congresswoman omar received a hero's welcome upon her return to minnesota. >> when i said i was the president's nightmare, you're watching it now. his nightmare is seeing a somali immigrant refugee rise to congress. >> reporter: they're discussing ways to providede the women wit extra security. republican congressman tom emmer of the national republican committee said of the send her home chant, there is no place for that kind of talk. >> laura here in new york, thank you. >>> financier jeffrey epstein will remain behind bars as he awaits trial for sex trafficking an

according to your report, mr. trump jr. was the only trump associate who participated in that meeting and who declined to be voluntarily interviewed by your office. is that correct? >> yes. >> did mr. trump jr. or his counsel ever communicate to your office any intent to invoke his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination? >> i'm not going to answer that. >> you did pose written questions to the president about his knowledge of the trump tower meeting. you included -- also asked him about whether or not he had directed a false statement. >> i don't have it in front of me. i take your word. >> i can represent to you that c-13 states as much. according to page 100 of volume 2, your investigation found hope hicks in june of 2017 was shown emails that set up the trump tower meeting. and she told your office that she was, quote, shocked by them details. >> you have the citation? >> sure. page 100 of volume 2. while you're flipping to that page, i will also tell you orgt page 99 of volume 2, those emails in question stated

ithink whether that is going to be enough for mr trump.to push for a very, very aggressive easing policy in order to sustain economy going into the electoral cycle. the other issue as well, if the dollar weakens to a degree, other currencies are weakening as well. so the impact for the us, for those exporting doesn't really have that big an impact. the dollar is partly driven by what we call the interest—rate differential, the difference of where it is and ecb is. we know that christine legarde is. we know that christine legarde is perhaps going to become the president of the ecb and she is very much what we call a dove. in the sense you want to continue the policies of keeping policy very loose. even if the dollar does fall on the back of bowling interest rates, europe is doing the same. so mrtrump rates, europe is doing the same. so mr trump won't get his dollar depreciation, or not the relative depreciation, or not the relative depreciation he is looking for. all right, thank you very much indeed, julian, for giving us the perspective o

(cheering and plause) desjardins: in june, mr. trumpnces his candidacy.r muelints out that, three months later, a new effort to build the trump tower in moscow begins, this time led by trump's lawyer, michael cohen, and developer felix sater. brangham: on pags 69, mueller make clear that candidate trump knew this was happening. he writes "cohen provided updates directly to trump about the project throughout 2015 and into 2016." but mueller stresses that, publicly, candidate trump repeatedly denies any such dealings.en prestrump: i have nothing to do with russia.n' i have any jobs in russia. i'm all over the world, but we're not involved in russia. brangham: meanwhile, felix sater tells michael cohen hein wowith high-level russian officials. he emails cohen, saying, "buddy, our boy can become president of the usa, and we can engineer it. i will go all of putin's teamy in on this." desjardins: the moscow trump tower project is just one source of russian contacts. mueller outlines aboutot a dozen of them in. they vary widely.gn campide car

mr. millett: yep. she has it. president trump: oh, that's beautiful. thank you. mr. millett: i have your --we all signed it. president trump: wow. all signed. thank you so much. mr. millett: thank you very much, mr. president. president trump: thank you very much.okay, thank you.thank you, darling. appreciate it. ms. rodrigues: no problem. president trump: no problem is right. [laughter] yes. >> and, mr. president, if i may, when your supporters last night were shouting -- chanting, "send her back," why didn't you stop them? why didn't you ask them to stop saying that? president trump: well, number one, i think i did. i started speaking very quickly. it really was a loud -- i disagree with it, by the way. but it was quite a chant. and i felt a little bit badly about it. but i will say this, i did, and i started speaking very quickly. but it started up rather -- rather fast, as you probably noticed. >> so you'll tell your supporters never to say it again? president trump: well, i would say that -- i was not happy with it. i disagreed with it. but again, i didn't say --

well there certainly mr trump as a thin skinned americans were not surprised by this event mr trump does not tolerate any criticism he is very sensitive to that if anyone criticizes mr trump he has already said his his daughter or his wife once said if anyone comes after him he's going to go after them twice as hard and he doesn't care if someone is a diplomat or an ambassador none of that impresses him if you criticize mr trump he'll come after you in many americans and a lot of people overseas regard that as a bullying temperament a sign of narcissism nevertheless that's the way he behaves americans have i wouldn't say gotten used to it but they understand that's his temperament his personality i think it's coming as a bit of a shock to diplomats and particularly to the british also about build a relationship between the united states and the u.k. the special relationship which we hear so much about i'm sudden to think that the special relationship is more really based on history and even the politicians talk about preserving that very important relationship right now the relationship

cheering mrtrumpjust mr trump just now mrtrumpjust now in mr trumpjust now in north carolina. washington and our correspondent, david willis. this impeachment issue, in a way it's an easy hit for donald trump, it's an easy hit for donald trump, it's an easy hit for donald trump, it's a political thing rather than a legal thing. the republicans were never going to support it, it's not really going to happen. that's right, mike, and of course last night we had that vote in the house condemning donald trump's remarks about these four democratic congresswomen as racist, and then there was a move to have him discuss impeachment or the implementation of impeachment or the implementation of impeachment proceedings brought in the house. that failed, which was what the democratic leadership wanted, in actual fact, what the democratic leadership wanted, in actualfact, because they believe at the moment there is not the support in the country, let alone in congress, to impeach this president. now, donald trump, as you heard from that clip, seemed to be leading himself to believe that that

mr. trump did not mention names, his tweets likely refer to four newly elected congresswomen of color and just to be clear, they're all americans. alexandria ocasio-cortez is of puerto rican shdescent. was born in the bronx. and ilhan omar was born in somal somalia, emigrated to the united states when she was 12. rashida tlaib, born in detroit and is a palestinian-american. ayanna pressley born inci innati and became the first black woman elected to the house from massachusetts. nbc's hans nichols is at the white house with new rction to the controversy. >> reporter: president trump trying to stoke conflict between nancy pelosi and four minority congresswomen, tweeting go back and fix the crime-inrosted placeswhich they came. mr. trump added, progressive democrat congresswomen who originally came from countries whose governments are complete and total catastrophe. the women singled out one of the women, ms. omar, before. she's from somalia. the only one of the four congresswomen born outside th

mr. trump's career could end in disgrace. let's talk about it with cnn's anna stewart, live in london with more about it. good morning to you, anna. certainly, this is kind of a big ouch toward the white house. >> reporter: it's a really damning prdamn ing portrayal of the president and the administration. and these leaked memos go from 2017. and they cover such a broad range of topics, from the u.s. policies in the middle east. most recently, the ambassador questions the claim that he aborted a missile strike on iran at the last minute. quote, the account doesn't stand up. there's another memo where trump's links with russia could see the presidency crashing and burning. he says the president does shrug off scandal and controversy. and i'm going to quote here. he could emerge battered but intact like schwarzenegger in the scenes of "the terminator." very revealing and highly embarrassing for the u.k. this is the man whose job is to create ties with the u.s., strengthen and protect that relationship. it will be a horribly emb

of 2016 when he was running for president mr trump attack the then head of the federal reserve janet yellen for keeping or pushing interest rates low on the grounds that she was just doing that to help the democrats win that election well what in the world do you think he's doing now the hypocrite hypocrisy of it all is kind of mind blowing he wants lower rates not because the economy needs them not because the rates are very high they're actually lower now than they usually are in history but what he wants is an artificial boost to the economy lower interest rates so that you get a kind of a quick i and that at least your postponed the downturn that everybody expects until after the election so he can then be in charge without be wiped out of the election by having a downturn occur this year or in the 1st half of next year and then to the trade tensions on monday the u.s. trade representative added another $89.00 products with annual imports were the about $4000000000.00 to a previous $121000000000.00 of imports on a tariff target list what do we need to know about this latest move.

mr trump's critics want the us to put pressure on saudi arabia to improve its human rights record andn. puerto rico's legislature has begun an impeachment process against the governor, ricardo rossello. he's been under pressure to stand down since messages were leaked, in which he made a series of sexist and homophobic comments. hundreds of thousands have protested against the governor — he's expected to make an announcement in the coming hours. hours after settling a $5 billion privacy probe with american regulators, facebook has confirmed authorities are now investigating it for potential violations of antitrust law. that news was disclosed to investors as the company announced better than expected earnings results. a new study from climate researchers in the united states suggests the speed and extent of the current period of global warming exceeds any similar event in the past 2,000 years. the scientists reconstructed average temperatures on all continents and major ocean basins over two millennia. the study, published in thejournal nature, looks like the strongest evidence yet th

is it significant in this broader debate across the country see the way that mr trump the son but on twitter again attacking before congress women where as they appear on camera as some sort of unified mini political force if you will and they talk directly to the people who voted for them in quite dignified quite quite careful terms. it was definitely a contrast to watch the day approaches of the 2 that what the president is doing is he's a catering to his base his mostly white base and what the democrats are counting out especially put it on these for congresswoman is that in the end when it comes to the election what the people who are going to show up and vote are their base the minorities in this country the independents and a lot of political analysts landless i should say of question what the president here is doing he's catering to his base and he is very popular among republicans but they make up about 26 to 20 percent of the country it's hard to see how you want a nationwide election if you only have that level of support there is something a little bit different about this

if mr. trump is going to rely on asars says, doesn't have -- otherwise you don't isw the product masars putting out. is puttinguct mazars out. this is something where congress can regulate president right there in the constitution. consent ton give emoluments. obviously it is something congress will legitimately want to think about and look into. it does not say can give consent only when asked by the president. even ife needs to say all of this happens, even if mr. us.p -- that is ok with on what has legislated are emoluments and what are not. there are legislative proposals about that. thatly, this is something constitutionally based congress -- or directonal consent -- give that to the department of the interior. >> it could be. the way congress could set up legislation. , ifress could try to define i may this gets to one of our idea what ito could be. payhere is legislation, you deference to whatever congress >> whether it is constitutional? >> you say there is a presumption of constitutionali

and the rest of the community what he believes mr. trump wants him to hear and what mr. trump wants others to hear. >> based on reporting, dan coats was very vocal about the threat of election interference. that is an area that the president apparently didn't necessarily love to hear about all that much. >> yes. . and dan coats is a senator, republican senator. but he had experience. he served as u.s. ambassador to germany, on the senate intelligence committee. during a period of bipartisanship. so i think he was able to demonstrate he put national security above any type of personal loyalty. and that is not what i am taking away from mr. ratcliffe's comments. >> as far as dan coats, there was that moment very notable at the as salesperson cutpen secur. there were some developments on the president potentially meeting with vladimir putin. here is that moment on stage. >> we have some breaking news. the white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. >> say what again? >> yeah. . >> that's going to be special. >> what does

policy of mr. trumpiven some confusion in the european front, think the to 100.d slowly go >> is there a point where he becomes an issue for the bank of japan, a strengthened yen? eisuke: if it breaks 100 and has to 190, the bank of japan would be concerned, that will be the time where they may start easing monetary policy. >> but would it make a difference? if the yen stays strong and continues to strengthen, if people are convinced that the limits of the tools that have, what they can do, when -- why would i care? eisuke: i think people would be concerned. if it is between 105-110, no problem. but if it breaks 100, i think there will be some concern yen woulde hamper japanese exports. kathleen: this seems like the range,been in a risk-on, risk-off. , itou think it has shifted is this risk-aversion play currency? at the pastou look few years, it was in the range moved to5, then it 105-110 range. so it has strengthened slowly. as i said, it would probably continue to appreciate slowly toward 100. kathlee

this is what mr trump had to say.. congratulated him and he is all set to go. we were working already on a trade agreement. i think it will be a very substantial trade agreement. we can do, with uk, we can do three — four times, we were actually impeded by their relationship with the european union. we were very much impeded on trade. and i think we can do 3—4, five times. we don‘t do the kind of trade we could do the relationship between the two men will be watched closely on both sides of the atlantic. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant has been looking at what might be in store. file: during his visit, the prime minister and mr consulted... the special relationship often turns on personal relationships between washington and westminster. churchill and roosevelt formed a close wartime alliance. reagan and thatcher were like ideological newlyweds. the chemistry already seems good between this billionaire populist and the old etonian populist. here meeting at the united nations in new york, the city where bot

should go back to where they came from democrats in both houses are calling for a vote to condemn mr. trump the resolution says his tweets have legitimized and increased fear and hatred of new americans and people of color mr trump is refusing to back down he's demanding that the women apologize for what he describes as the foul language they have used and the terrible things they have said to the women accuse donald trump of trying to sow division and distract attention from his failed policies on immigration health care and taxation as we all know the recent tweets and words from the president are simply a continuation of his race this is you know phobic playbook we cannot allow these hateful actions by the president to distract us from the critical work to hold this administration accountable to the inhumane conditions at the border that is separating children from their loved ones and caging them up any legal horrific conditions this country was founded on the radical idea that we are created equal and endowed by our creator with in inalienable rights and yes we have a long way before w

15 seconds, looking around the arena. >> and she talked about the evil israel. >> reporter: when mr. trumped his speech, he made no mention of the chant which started after he attacked democrat ilhan oma she is one of the four freshmen congresswomen of color who president trump told to go back to their original countries in a racist tweet. all are u.s. citizens, and only omar was born outside the country. president trump was asked today why his supporters yelled "send her back." >> what i would suggest you go there, i go to north carolina, and you ask the people why did they say that. >> reporter: so we did. >> that's just part of his rallies. you know? >> reporter: arnold wright attended the rally last night. >> he's not there to hurt anybody's feelings. >> this is not about me. >> reporter: the president said he would try to stop the chant if it comes up again, but omar said the damage is done. >> when you have a president who clearly thinks someone like me should go back, the message that he is sending is not for me. it is to every single person who shares an identity with me. >> report

yesterday, mr. trump, if you remember, slammed part of ummings e which represents calling it rodent infested. today, the president cald cummings a racist. nbc's jennifer johnson explains how the white house is defendinp mr. tr latest attacks. >> reporter: another showdown between president trump and a member of congress. the president now attacking the powerful chair of the house oversight committee. congressman ejah cummings. president claiming while cummings constantly investigates him and trump's immigration policies, hisaltimore district has become a disgusting rat and rodent-infested mess. a top white house aide, once a congressman from south carolina, d defending>>the tweets. if i had poverty in my district like i had in baltimore and spent all of my time in washington, d.c., chasing down this mueller investigation, this bizarre impeachment crusade, i'd get fired. i think the president is right to raise that. has absolutely zero to d with race. >> reporter: baltimore residents who have long battled

if it were true and so here is delighted and one thing johnson is going to want to do is to show mr trump that he is supporting the american hard confrontation line with with iran and i suspect that's one reason the europeans are going to get together with this new british prime minister and said now hold on a 2nd you know and we know that getting rid of the j c.p.o. of the agreement all together just increases the chance of conflict decreases the chance of stability increases the chances of a steep rise in oil prices and please don't get in bed with the american president too soon but we'll see how a tosser wants to play it and trump is having a wonderful time finding a way to weaken it one effort both the european union and britain we will indeed wait to see how all of this does play out good to get your analysis on this rubble in washington thanks so much for being with us plenty more ahead on news out. kenya's finance minister pleads not guilty to corruption charges. jobs in greece is more complicated than it seems. and later in sport the play is getting ready to experience what their

in a blistr'g op-ed tonight,e mr. trumpng african-american members of congress asd politics, end quote. the coãz endedfá like this -- quote, better toave some vermin living in your neighborhood than to be one,xd d the baltimore mayor alsoe1xd acd the president of using race to &÷9's hans nichols has response from congressman cummings and what may have >> reporter: president trump picked another twitter fight icwith an african-amer lawmaker walling representative elijah cummings aq brutal bully for shouting andt( screaming at trump officials testifying before congress. the president apparently he reacting to grilling cummings gave last weekÑi to acng homeland security secretary kevin mcleenan. >> we're doing our level best w >t does that mean? whatdoesjf that mean when a sow sitting in their own feces? can't take a shower? come o man. >> reporter: today the president touted conditions at the border. thborder is clean, çg7çefficien and well run, just very crowded, mr. trump tweeted. before disparaging cummings' west baltime

according to your report, mr. trump jr. was the only trump associate who participated in that meeting and who declined to be voluntarily interviewed by your office. is that correct? >> yes. >> did mr. trump jr. or his counsel ever communicate to your office any intent to invoke his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination? >> i'm not going to answer that. >> you did pose written questions to the president about his knowledge of the trump tower meeting. you included also asked him about whether or not he had directed a false press statement. the president did not answer it all, that question. correct? >> i don't have it in front of me. i take your word. >> i can represent to you that appendix c, specifically c-13, states as much. according to page 100 of volume two of your report, your investigation found that hope hicks, the president's communications director, in june of 2017 was shown emails that set up the trump tower meeting, and she told your office that she was, quote, shocked by the emails, because they looked

mr. trump is back in washington after making history as the first sitting president to step foot inside north korea. the impromptu meeting came after president trump tweeted an invite to kim the day before. steven portnoy reports on what this means for nuclear talks. >> reporter: po gton adusk sunday capturing a dramatic week of talks after restarting stalled negotiations. at the 38th parallel mr. trump made history being the first to step onto north korea alongside kim jong-un. the pair met at the demilitarized zone for nearly an hour and agreed to restart the demilitarized talks. >> the teams are going to start working to see whether or not they're going to do something. >> reporter: mr. trump believes his personalization with kim has made it a safer place, but talks with the north haven't budged since the failed talks in hanoi in late february. the president walked away from the table when kim demanded sanction relief. >> getting back to talks with the north koreans is important and i think

this was her response to mr. trump. rep. omar: we have condemned his racist remarks. i believe he is fascist. nick: tonight at the oval office, he looked more conventionally presidential, but the angry mood of the north carolina rally speaks more of the age of trump. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. laura: for more on the heated atmosphere in u.s. politics, i spoke rlier with ron christie, former advisor to president george w. bush. the president is now saying he wasn't happy with that chant of "send her back" and disagreed with it and tried to stop it. why is he rolling ba? n: actions speak louder than words, and what did we see last orght? this chant went onore than 10 seconds. did he reacted to it, did he say anything to it? no. heea could have ly stood up and said "this is wrong, i do not condone this behavior." why did he walk it back? my sense is that either the vice president or senior members of congress said, "mr. presidt, this looks racist, this sounds racist, and you are branding all of us as we head into with an albatross out of our neck." laura: is the

mr. trump's handseling of the border crisis. yesterday a top immigration official said i.c.e.to deport about a million undocumented i undocumented immigrants. >>> and the u.s. women's national soccer team did it again, they picked up their second win in a row and fourth overall cup, beating netherlands by 2-0. it propelled them to victory in lyon, france. >>> a suspected gas leak caused an explosion leaving a mall in rubbles. about 11 people were hurt. it happened in plantation, florida, west of ft. lauderdale. peter king has more. >> reporter: the blast occurred inside a vacant pizzeria restaurant destroying it, sending pieces flying across the parking lot. >> i heard a loud boom and really thought it was fireworks. >> reporter: the force of the blast shattered windows and shattered businesses in the same section of the plaza including an la fitness center. people inside the gym said the entire building shook. its roof collapsed. patrons were sent scrambling to get out. >> my first instinct was this is an earthquake. i'm in floor, so obviously it's not an earthquake. >> repor

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should go back to where they came from democrats in both houses according for a vote to condemn mr trump the resolution says his tweets quote have legitimized and increased fear and hatred of new americans and people of color but the trump is refusing to back down he's demanded that women apologize for what he describes as the quotes foul language they have used and the terrible things they've said to the women accused mr trump of trying to sow division and distract attention from his failed policies on immigration health care and taxation as we all know the recent tweets and words from the president are simply a continuation of his race this is you know phobic playbook we cannot allow these hateful actions by the president to distract us from the critical work to hold this administration accountable to the inhumane conditions at the border that is separating children from their loved ones and caging them up in the legal horrific conditions this country was founded on the radical idea that we are created equal and endowed by our creator with in inalienable rights and yes we have a long w

warship brought it down mr trump insists he has no doubt the drone was downed in the strait of hormuz. and in football the new champion of africa is about to be crowned excitement is building across the continent head of the africa cup of nations final between. algeria showdown kicks off in cairo and just a few hours. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. i do america has rejected u.s. president donald trump's racist statements against 4 nonwhite u.s. congresswoman speaking as i knew all summer news conference the german chancellor said she stood in solidarity with them under questions on a wide range of topics the chancellor also credited young people on the fridays for future movement with spurring her on her and viral mental policy. the german chancellor arrived at head of schedule to answer the many questions of the international press. after a turbulent year within her coalition and concerns over her health there was much to talk about. she began by addressing the election of a lion as new president of the european commission and welcome to vote of the european parliament. this

mr. trump said they'll be stationed at the national mall on the fourth of july. mr. trump will deliver remarks from the lincoln memorial. the event will also include flyovers by military aircraft. some democrats criticize the president of it. they fear it could damage infrastructure. there's no word on how much the event will cause. >> auto industry icon lee iacocca has died. he died yesterday at his home in bel air, california. iacocca helped create the ford mustangs and chrysler minivan. he's also credited with rescuing chrysler from bankruptcy in the 1980s. in 1984 his biography became an international bestseller. he's survived by two daughters and eight grandchildren. iacocca was 94 years old. >>> a moment of silence was held before the angels and rangers took to the field in memory of tyler scaggs. >> please join the texas rangers, the los angeles angels as we honor tyler skaggs. >> yesterday his image was displayed on an electronic billboard before the game outside dallas. angels players wore scaggs' number 45 on their uniform. it was the angels' first game sinc

the democrats are all women of colour — and in the past hour mr trump made it clear he had no regretsut injecting race into american politics. if you hate our country and are not happy here you can leave. iran has demanded that the europeans take steps to save the international nuclear agreement. jeremy hunt says there's still time. iran is still a year away from galloping a nuclear weapon. we think there is still a closing but small window to keep the deal alive. also on the programme..... another posthumous honour for alan turing — the face of britain's new £50 note. 50 yea rs ago man first walked on the moon — only twelve people have ever done it — alan bean was the fourth, we'll hear from the family that he left back on earth. (hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london .donald trump has a long history of injecting race into american politics in a way that divides the country but rallies his core supporters. if you are not happy here you can leave. as far as i am concerned if you hit our country and you're not happy here you can leave and tha

mr. trump's victory in 2016 was steve bannon. although he has quit the white house, he is working from the outside to get mr. trump reelected. recently he sat down with our north erica editor jon sopel at a meeting in new mexico for supporters of the border wall. they talk to both -- they talked u.s. and u.k. politics. jon: odd question to start with at the border with mexico, i want to talk about events in the u.k. boris johnson, the prime minister. what do you make of it? steve: i think it was inevitrele. when t may and the team came over, they look at brexit as an obstacle to be overcome, not an opportunity to be grabbed. you could tell right away. if you look at '16, brexit andti the trump el are inextricably linked. here we a, what, three years later onret and you are still not out and now we have a hard deadline on october 31. the british people have not seen even the beginning o turmoil. the beginning of the turmoil is about to start. jon: with hard brexit? steve: i said from the beginning that no-deal hard out is the way

ortwo can't trust their future with mr trump. or two for that matter, to the united states.hat report to be on the news at ten tonight. a 25 euros man has been charged with the murder of a pregnant woman in london and the manslaughter of her baby son. she was attacked and are home to weeks ago. kelly fauvrelle was eight months pregnant when she was attacked last month. her son riley, who was delivered at the scene, also died a few days later in hospital. police we re few days later in hospital. police were cold to the house in the early hours of the morning, where she was in cardiac arrest and died at the scene. herfamily, in cardiac arrest and died at the scene. her family, including in cardiac arrest and died at the scene. herfamily, including her mother and baby nephew were all at home at the time of the attack. today, police have charged aaron mckenzie with her murder and the manslaughter of a child. he's also been charged with one count of possession of an offensive weapon. he is one of three men arrested over the deaths. 37 euros was released with no further action, wh

. >> reporter: when mr. trumpesumed his speech, he made no mention of the chant, which started after he attacked democrat ilhan omar. she's one of the four freshman congresswomen of color who president trump told to go back to their original countries in a racist tweet. all are u.s. citizens and only omar was born outside the country. president trump was asked today why his supporters yelled "send her back." >> what i would suggest, you go there, go to north carolina, and you ask the people why did they ty that. ep reporter: so we did. >> that's just part of these rallies, you know? >> reporter: arnold wright attended the rally last night. as he's not there to hurt anybody's feelings. >> this is not about me. >> reporter: the president said he would try to stop the chant if it comes up again, but omar said the damage is done. >> when you have a president who clearly thinks someone like me haould go back, the message that he's sending is not for me, it is for every single person who shares an identity with me. >> r

companies have urged mr trump to end the trade row that's postconsumer prices up and damaged as thiss hit by tit for tat tariffs from china were last week offered a $16 billion aid package. mr trump has set a more hostile tone for talks as investors and companies around the world are braced for the trade war that began more than a year ago to rumble on. earlier i asked an expert from tribeca investment what she sees coming out of this week's meeting. it's expected to be pretty high level and it's important for the high level to a positive tone. markets are not expecting any form of resolution, but we do expect a positive approach from both sides. you're saying a positive approach but it doesn't help obviously that president donald trump has already been tweeting, saying china is kicking the can down the road when it comes to these trade talks and they're waiting until after the us presidential elections. is there any truth to that? i think it's obviously very one—sided when you listen to what trump is saying, but it seems like the trade negotiation has been so protracted. i believe i

a short time ago mr trump addressed the issue at a rally in north carolina.ited states house of representatives has overwhelmingly voted to kill the most ridiculous project i've ever been involved in — the resolution, how stupid is that, on impeachment. booing so now we have that behind us, and i have to say this, and i'll say itjust once, what happened to me with this witch—hunt should never be allowed to happen to another president of the united states. never, ever again! cheering president trump also returned to the four congresswomen who'd been the subject of his racist tweets earlier this week. david willis in washington has more. he took aim at these women one by one. as he turned his attention to the ‘squad', as they are known, these four women, a couple of hecklers interrupted him and they had to be removed from the crowd. president donald trump said these women were favouring isis, favouring al-qaeda and disrespecting the united states. he had a go at one of them, alexandria 0casio—cortez, saying her name was far too long for him and he would just ca

mueller's testimony will show the american people that mr. trump obstructed justice multiple times. and all of our research shows that when people hear that, they say three things. whether they're trump voters or not trump voters. they say, i didn't know that. he's a liar and a cheat. if i did that, i'd go to jail. i think it's a very important moment, wolf. >> it certain sli potentially at least. the chairman jerry nadler says there's very substantial everyday the president is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. would you support jerry nadler launching impeachment proceedings without the blessing of the house speaker nancy pelosi? >> look, i think it's absolutely essential that we start impeachment proceedings. i'm calling on nancy pelosi to cancel the six-week vacation that starts at the end of this week for congress and use that time to have daily public hearings so the american people can learn what's been going on so that, in fact, the mueller testimony isn't the end of the story for a couple of months. but actually, they continue to let the american people see what's happe

mr trump has renewed his attack on four congresswomen from minority backgrounds, but insisted he doesn't have a racist bone in his body. he accused the four, all us citizens, of being anti—israel, anti—usa, pro—terrorist. immediately after the house vote a democratic congressman, al green of texas, filed articles of impeachment against the president. impeaching donald john trump, president of the united states of high misdemeanours, resolved that donald john trump, president of the united states, is unfit to be president, unfit to represent the american values of decency and morality, respectability and civility, honesty and propriety, repeatability and integrity. is unfit to defend the ideals that have made america great. our washington correpondent david willis has more details on the vote. tonight we saw the house voted to condemn donald trump's tweets, and we also saw the house vote to allow the house speaker nancy pelosi to call mr trump a racist. that was after the republicans asked for those remarks by nancy pelosi to be scratched from the record. and the acting chairman of the ch

one jeremy hunt and the 2 men responding in very different ways jeremy hunt quick to respond to mr trump's tweet and as far as he was concerned mr trump was being very disrespectful and wrong donald trump friends speak frankly so i will these comments disrespectful and wrong to our prime minister and my country you said the u.k. u.s. alliance was the greatest in history and i agree but i like need to treat each other with respect and threes amaze always done with you as for mr johnson well he wasn't willing to take a combative approach to mr trump in the united states and as far as he was concerned well there was a spare is a special relationship which shouldn't be disturbed by this fall out i've got a good relationship with the white house and have no embarrassment in saying that the united states is has been will be for the foreseeable future our number one political military friend this is perhaps the biggest the most public falling out between the governments of the u.k. and the usa for many years how serious it will get and how much strain it will put on that so-called special relatio

in their sit—down meeting, kimjong—un praised mr trump, saying his visit was proof of a willingness tote past and open a new future. and the president delivered another invitation to visit him at the white house. donald trump's unorthodox diplomacy has certainly reduced tensions here, but it hasn't stopped the north koreans from expanding their nuclear arsenal. this friendship has produced smiles, handshakes, photo opportunities, but not the supposed goal of us policy — the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. he ended his trip with a speech to us troops, staged to look more like a campaign rally. another made—for—television moment, but who would have thought that "make america great again" would also elevate north korea? nick bryant, bbc news, seoul. let's go live to our correspondent, mariko oi, who is in seoul. those pictures are pretty extraordinary. it has been the reaction in south korea? before south korea, i can actually tell you in the past our north korea's stage broadcaster reported about that historic meeting between president trump and kim jong—un as well as north kor

in their sit—down meeting, kimjong—un praised mr trump, saying his visit was proof of a willingness toortunate past and open a new future. and the president delivered another invitation, to visit him at the white house. donald trump's unorthodox diplomacy has certainly reduced tensions here, but it hasn't stopped the north koreans from expanding their nuclear arsenal. this friendship has produced smiles, handshakes, photo opportunities, but not the supposed goal of us policy — the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. he ended his trip with a speech to us troops, staged to look more like a campaign rally. another made—for—television moment, but who would have thought that "make america great again" would also elevate north korea? nick bryant, bbc news, seoul. we will be back in seoul to get much more later on newsday. more demontrations are expected today in hong kong against a controversial extradition bill which would make it easier to send suspects to mainland china for trial. there's always a pro—democracy march on july the first, the anniversary of the handover of hong kong to

so i believe -- i'd love to take mr. trumpn on the economy because i've spend decades thinking about it and building a business from scratch. he's a faker and a failed business person. and i'd love to go right at him in what he claims to be his strength, because he doesn't know the first thing about it. >> but the economy is right now pretty strong. unemployment is low. stock markets at record highs. people have jobs. it's a pretty strong economy right now. >> you know, it's funny, wolf. i know you say that, but if you actually go around the country and talk to people, people have jobs. they actually have to have two or three jobs. the problem here is people don't have a living wage. we have a huge problem with affordable housing. the problem is health care is it costs too much and therefore is unavailable to tens of millions of americans. it's not a question about whether the average is okay or the level of employment. what's going on is the corporations have taken over the government. they've written the laws to benefit them

but, ben tracy tells us mr. trumpted to have the last word. >> the democrats lost so big today, their party is in shambles right now. resieporter: the president says he won the day, once again dismissing the entire russia investigation as a hoax. >> a phony cloud. that's all it was. and they should be ashamed of themselves. >> reporter: the president continues to say that robert mueller's report totally exonerates him on the question of obstruction of justice. icbert mueller specifically pestified that he did not otonerate you. why do you continue to say that he does? >> he totally folded, because he never had the right to exonerate. >> reporter: for most of the day, there was no marine guard outside the west wing, because mr. trump stayed in the residence and watched the hearings on tv. he gave robert mueller's rrformance a scathing review. >> if you listen to the internet, this was one of the worst performances in the history of our country. g reporter: the president had eothing at all on his schedule today, and he