if you include international nine people ok as you saw in that clip robert muller helped just go into iraq hell just kill a million people in iraq you know what i'm not going to take his word ever again that's what i've decided with rising already you want to do that in fact in fact i don't think anyone should trust that guy on anything even two years from allergies or even a retirement home and he tells his son where you have been an important. if i were his son i believe about they had tapioca i got to. remember the wm d. thing even though. so i love that hell of you all with your analysis of the situation moving on the inter-american court of human rights has ruled in support of julian assange. freedom say. saying he deserves relief and safe passage but that hasn't stopped the british and ecuadorian authorities for entering into talks with the u.s. to a victor julian assigns i'm so sick of people saying from doesn't work with other countries this is this is beautiful this is and our mainstream media and the democrats and the republicans in congress are all in just joyous agreement

the timing of the release of this information is quite suspicious but i think what robert muller has done is put more arrows in the quiver of president trump as he gets ready to meet with vladimir putin on monday. now he can sit back and he can say look, we just had an indictment come down against 12 of your intelligence officers so we know what has happened. you can't blow sunshine up mind you know what and tell me you have no part. we also have to ask why was it that the democratic national committee did not want to work with the fbi for the department of justice back in 2016 so that we could have found these things out back then because obviously they had a very weak firewall system. their cooperation back in 2016 what brought these revelations of a lifetime go. >> later will bring on some cyber security experts to talk about how spearfishing could be effective in this day and age, 20 or 30 years after it made its evil debut. colonel west, to me it seems that the media is solely focused on the election and revisiting the election, relitigating the election for their summary more i

. >> 4:30 special counsel robert muller is seeking immu immupty for five itential witnesss a paul manafort trial. they asked a judge to grant witnesses immunity. if they are not granted immu witness stand or plead thethe giveth. aud charges is set to beginr jewel 2 ta in alexandria. former trump campaign manager currently in jail. >> making headlines this morning president trump walking back comments he made about russian president slad lad and russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and the president did a complete 10 yesterday during a meeting backtracking on the comments he made asuer mmit with put up saying he mispoke. >> i accept our intelligence community's conclusion that russia's meddling in the0 election took place could be other people also. i have full faith and support for america's great intelligence agencies. >> hthe presias faced harsh criticism from lawmakers on bothsl sides oe over his initial comments and mean while lawmakers want u.s. interpreter on the one-on-one t meetinestify before the senate foreign relations committee so they know exactlyat wh was sa

servers it's believed does that mean that special concert robert muller somehow did . it's possible that he did in the. investigations like this america has many things to be proud of than we used to used to be possible to say but are just a justice system for neither foul nor favor with somebody because of his or her political persuasion under barack obama maybe arguably before that that has changed the well connected in this country seize on to opportunities to forge relationships with either major political party this investigation of russia gate into the very beginning screams and reeks to high heaven and it's in frankly an embarrassment and i think it's reached a point where robert muller has to put up or shut up and even after he gets done doing that after the thing winds down the american people on the russian people in the wider world deserve to understand whose interests are being served by heightening tensions between the united states and russia who is benefiting from that i don't think the russian people benefit i know the american people don't benefit i th

as you saw in that clip robert muller helped us go into iraq hell just kill a million people in iraq you know what i'm not going to take his word ever again that's what i've decided. or anyone who said would you do that in fact in fact i don't think anyone should trust that guy on anything even years from now when he says he's in a retirement home and he tells his son where you have been an important. if i were his son. about they had tapioca i. remember the wm do you think. so i hope that helps you all with your analysis of the situation moving on the inter-american court of human rights has ruled in support of julius songes freedom say yes. day he deserves release and safe passage but that hasn't stopped the british and ecuadorian authorities for entering into talks with the u.s. to a victim julian assigns i'm so sick of people saying from doesn't work with other countries this is this is beautiful this is and our mainstream media and the democrats and the republicans in congress are all in just joyous agreement let's imprison and torture this juror was. told. to give joining toget

furthermore i think that the offer from from vladimir putin i believe was more like you could call muller could come and his staff could come and watch the russian people interview the the indicted people the people that the that muller has indicted not that mother and his team would be able to question them and have access to them just an ill conceived idea and it was an ill conceived response so on both points i hold them equal trump and put in bad bad. behind the media speculation of whether trumpets and put in his pocket the house think the senate did in fact see some diplomacy one of the issues where the leader is superior to have common ground less syria and russia's defense ministry says it is ready to implement any deals agreed early on my colleague aaron spoke to our mary international. i'm afraid there is no to much to discuss because there are no details on exactly what has been a great in health and from what we hear from russian defense minister right now it's also not clear what steps we may expect from both sides in syria but what is clear is that both russia and us are not

not in first round for mark muller. he made up for it today. round of 5 under 57. he trailed this leader, two birdies 14, finished at 2. he maintained a two-stroke lead over muller. >>> on the mound for tonight, both pitchers making their second start since coming off the zibled list. anderson has a -- the sharks crew members against the a's not so good. 7.92 e.r.a. sad son had a great start. he got out of it. hi got jag pinder swinging. got defense from pablo sandoval. nick rounded out, out number three. giants in the bottom, score five, three different a's relifer that will secure the game one win. >> turning point of the game. things are probably going to be worked a little differently. our side, their side. kept them at bay there. >> those are the situations we've been coming through pretty el relevant. that was kind of where our game was. >> the a's jed lowery is not in tonight's line up after suffering a lower leg contusion, following a collision with piscotty last night. look at that. they ran into each other on this weak fly ball. lower

robert muller has no russians as as alexander point out there's no russians that we've been able to get and we indicted a whole bunch if we can indict a ham sandwich what we but here's a russian oh i'm already a put in a we've got her now and she's the only game in town ok and we're going to make sure that this works because if we have a russian the word was use we have the holy grail a person that we can set up and say aha see she was working in this intricate skim through the end ira and everything else to make sure that trump beat hillary clinton i have to tell you i've never seen it sillier season as i have seen it now in washington yeah but you know when you get a job here but i mean raise absolutely right but i mean if you watch c.n.n. and m s n b c they don't listen to anything about facts and decisions that it may do some of the can of congressional committees some of the documents they've had to claw out of the justice department it even they'll even say this is good news for my. or are they just don't talk about it it's really it's amazing to me this is this is it really is a

robert muller who's investigating alleged collusion between russia and the chung campaign in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election she has returned say is a course in alexandria virginia so what was said in court today she has. for the prosecution case has been widely publicized pull him out of or made tens of millions from his ukranian consulting work but in order to help fund his lavish lifestyle he didn't want to didn't want to admit to having all this money to authorities he set up show companies in cyprus in the caribbean and he made false claims on his tax return so he wasn't taxed the money not only about once the money dried up in ukraine he started making four direct loan applications to mortgage companies here in the us the amount of for defense is that it's all complete nonsense they say that he's always been transparent but with the governments and the corporations but he's never been in trouble job day to day business operations at his consulting company that was the. the purview of rick gates his associate at the company who is no cooperating with special counsel r

reconciliation brianna thank you twelve russian hackers have been indicted as part of the on going robert muller investigation into potential collusion in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election the announcement has led to calls for the cancellation of next week's planned meeting between donald trump putin's shihab rattansi from washington. the deputy attorney general said the twelve alleged russian intelligence officers hacked into the clinton presidential campaign and disseminated stolen information the goal of the conspirators was have an impact on the election in addition to the public addresses alleges state election boards were hacked and the details of five hundred thousand voters stolen among those subsequently in touch with what the d.o.j. says was an online persona created by the russians to help spread the information was someone in touch with the trump campaign that person according to the indictment didn't seem very impressed with the information provided and there's no evidence of the person knew they were speaking to alleged russian spies there's not a geisha in this indictm

military has now been tasked to implement all this played out over seas meanwhile here at home robert muller indicted twelve russian. yes in a detailed account of twenty sixteen election hacking and accused russian spy maria bhutto was arrested and denied bail lots to digest you bet so let's bring in political commentators jonathan harris and steve malzberg welcome bucko this hour good to be here gentleman in the words of the late great john mclaughlin issue one and we'll go to jonathan then steve in that alphabetical order nato bottom line it damage done it just seems to be that trump is on its high rates undermine our allies i mean to refer to the e.u. as our biggest photo and then to work to undermine nato to me i mean looking at this from a political angle this works really well in the hands of the democrats ahead of the midterms i mean it's almost as if trump is working for the democrats because this it does nothing but rally the base he is continuing to go after our allies and to strengthen people that are enemies of our nation and that's exactly who do with nato nato is now furious i

ern, will he be a et e independent voice to l the muller investigation reach a conclusion? should en the president not annoyed by investigations of a setting president? we want the american people to them and and think every senator should makeup his line.r own pendent branch of government. erious concerns about that >> there is an entire document trial to go through pieces of paper, where do you stand? are you prepared to meet with him or not yet? >> what senator schumer said, he wants port on this, to make sure we have an of rstanding on production documents. >> do you expect they'll be august? at the end of when do you think is most likely? to have hearings? he said 11 months is not long enough. do expect by september, it's likely to have hearings >> thank you for being this appreciate maker, it. >> thank you. just rn to two of you and begin with foreign policy with then that we have senator. what do you think happens next? >> the senator indicated there that is er interest certainly public interest in the senate. in the house as well, and asked about the rrangements, de

estÁ dispuesto que muller vaya rusia y a una investigaciÓn. que rusia interfiriÓ en las elecciones de estados unidos. esto de mi parte. regreso contigo. patricia: vamos hablar de temas migratorios. la familia que fueron separadas por la polÍtica de tolerancia cero de donald trump recibieron una buena noticia. un juez federal ordenÓ el cese temporal de las dea nos habla de esto. jaime: en un importante triunfo que garantiza un proceso justo para las familias separadas de la frontera, el juez federal expidiÓ una orden legal que prohÍbe al gobierno deportar a la familias al momento que se han reunificaros con sus hijos. [habla en inglÉs] jaime: este abogado que solicitÓ la orden que tiene vigencia por lo menos hasta el 23 de julio, explicÓ que el gobierno querÍa que los padres tomarÁn una decisiÓn sobre si pelearÍan o no su caso migratorio antes de ser reunidos con sus hijos y sin poder consultar a un defensor. >> es fundamental para asegurarse de que la familia tenga el derecho de decidir tanto por uno y por los niÑos y van a firmar o ser deport

close to russia he of course had many business dealings with russia the kinds of things that robert muller the investor in the united states is looking into one can only speculate at this point about what trumps motives are he clearly has a personal fascination with putin and perhaps he's somewhat envious of an authoritarian dictator like putin but this is deeply troubling to united states and its partners around the world so you talk about about the president. actions over the last weeks and months are playing games of the the russian scheme of things. of course vladimir putin is very much looking to reassert russia's place in the world and again today's meeting seems to slot into that strategy nicely absolutely even the venue helsinki the finns are fine hosts but helsinki evokes the memories of the cold war and the superpower summits and what's surprising to me is how devoid of substance this summit seems to have been the result was nothing agreed to it was very ill prepared on the front end and of course the only news out of it is. president trump has refused to acknowledge yet again pu

i think that the buckle of it nobody's below could your book be a little premature what if robert muller. indicts well then. i argue in my book and i think most of the framers good agree with that and i think most constitutional scholars agree with that and judge kavanaugh agrees that they should be able to indict a sitting president but if he does get indicted and he sends that over to the house and there is a plausible case for a crime then impeachment proceedings will go forward. when i don't like is that they're charging him with things like collusion with russia it would be a terrible thing if he colluded with russia but it's not a crime we're losing peers in the criminal statute books only in relation to business people colluding with each other to violate the and i trust less is not a crime for a political candidate to collude with russia look there are crimes that could be committed violations of the election laws but let's see the evidence the main thrust of my book is that you need to have a crime most scholars this with so i'm out there pretty much by myself making the argumen

ilia: el abogado de donald trump dijo a varios medios que la colusiÓn ni siquiera es un robert mulleracto con los rusos. por primera vez un abogado dijo que la colusiÓn no es un delito. jorge: la isla de nueva york donde llegaron dos emisiones de emigrantes durante los siglos y 20 es era el punto de emigrante, pero ahora es una estaciÓn de autobÚs. pedro rojas nos envÍa el siguiente reportaje. pedro: aumenta el nÚmero de familias . decenas llegaron hoy a la terminal. >> si no traen boletos, van a ir a una iglesia. reportero: hablamos con marÍa martÍnez que dice que sÓlo permaneciÓ detenida tres dÍas. cÓmo la trataron allÁ? >> muy bien. pedro: le dijeron cuando le toca la corte? >> sÍ. pedro: una novedades que el gobierno permite salir juntos a padres,madres y sus hijos un todo uno de ellos es josÉ ricardo leiva y su familia. >> me hicieron varias preguntas. pedro: voluntarios anticipan que este es el primer grupo de familias que son liberados la patrulla fronteriza en esta terminal. podrÍan esperar incluso mÁs grupos en las prÓximas horas. >> todo bien. todo bien. pedro: otra novedad

. >> es beatrÍz gutiÉrrez muller es la esposa del presidente electo de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, ellaera ni de segunda a sus 49 aÑos es sencilla en su trato y manera de vestir estÁn juntos desde hace 12 aÑos y los tres habitan en esta casa al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico. >> una mujer preparada y cordial se lleva bien con los vecinos >>> en este parque pÚblico ubicado a 500 pies de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, aseguran que la seÑora beatrÍz viene a correr aquÍ casi todas las maÑanas. >> ademÁs tiene talento para cantar beatrÍz gutiÉrrez trabaja en el sistema nacional de investigadores y su esposo nos confirmÓ que ella continuarÁ con esa actividad. >> sÍ. >> sÍ. >> pero ella estÁ actuando en su asuntos. >> el prÓximo 1 de diciembre andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador se convertiran en la pareja presidencial y ella tendrÁ que volver realidad sus palabras en mÉxico isa osorio, noticias telemundo. >> la ciudad de san francisco habla espaÑol desde su fundaciÓn en el siglo xviii por misioneros espaÑoles aÚn hoy sigue siendo una de las grandes ciudades hispana del paÍs de hecho de 850.000 habitantes u

contestar preguntas de los republicanos sobre la investigaciÓn en curso del fiscal independiente mulleruvo de que su informaciÓn personal no interfiriÓ en el trabajo de la ley. los republicanos alegan que la gente querÍa destruir al entonces candidato trump. [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] >> los republicanos quieren destruir la reputaciÓn del fbi. reportera: acusaron a sus colegas republicanosde atacarlo para -- la investigaciÓn de la trama ruso. durante la audiencia, mostraron pancartas y asesores a los la falta de control en la audiencia no cesaron durante las mÁsde seis horas de interrogatorio. la otra gente testificar a maÑana viernes en el congreso a puertas cerradas. jorge: autoridades en virginia trasladaron a manafort, ex jefe de la campaÑa del presidente trump,a la prisiÓn de alejandrÍa. el juez federal ordenÓ el traslado para que el acusado estÉ mÁs cerca de su defensa. el prÓximo 25 de julio comienza en un tribunal el primerjuicio. ilia: vamos a pasar a venezuela, la cantidad de crisis que simultÁneamente vive ese paÍs, se le suma la escasez de agua que estÁ afectando

borja: como dato adicional, caro, hasta el momento, el asesor especial muller ha procesado a 32 personasar una cifra multimillonaria a 22 mujeres. te contamos con esta decisiÓn que tiene que ver con este famoso caso. borja: ediciÓn digital festejada a que ella somos ad de mÉxico ante la presencia de esta gente de los estados unidos y del presidente electo mexicano lÓpez obrador. seguimos. ♪ carolina: te cuento, todo el mundo en redes habla de una decisiÓn millonaria. un jurado ordenÓ a johnson y johnson a pagar $5,000,000,000 a 22 mujeres porque argumentan que el talco de la marca johnson y johnson les provoco cÁncer de ovarios. borja: segÚn los abogados de las demandantes hallaron fibras cancerÍgenas conocidas como asbesto y partÍculas de talco en el tejido ovÁrico de muchas de las mujeres. carolina: en cuanto a las personas que estÁn demandando estamos hablando de estas dos mujeres que estÁn en pantalla. este fallo es sin precedentes y es el mayor que afronta esta compaÑÍa que es gigante que podrÍa ser el inicio de una cadena de reclamos ya que su empresa enfrenta 9000 casos pendientes

. >> nuestra seÑora no quiere era dama.o el usoa beatrÍz muller hizo un dorado en letras en ciudad deÑa nieto. >> todas las primerass damas >> la sencillez. >> para algunos estÁndarte que pretende mantener el nuevo gobierno. >> en mÉxico, isa osorio noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo se va a sorprender con lo mucho que un mal matrimonio puede deteriorar su salud por quÉ varios jugadores de francia celebraron su triunfo en la copa mundial con un sombrero de mariachi, hablamos con los hermanos mexicanos tras este directv te da mÁs de lo tuyo, si quieres dejar el cable y necesitas una seÑal, aquÍ hay varias. deja el cable. deja el cable. hazle caso a las seÑales. si lo tuyo es dejar el cable. cÁmbiate a directv y recibe una tarjeta de reembolso de $100. más de lo tuyo. es lo nuestro. llama al 1.800.directv ¿necesitas la pila más confiable para tu ctal vez no.teligente? tal vez podrías confiar en que no tendrás que hablar con ese vecino. ¿vas a ver el partido? o tal vez podrías simplemente confiar en duracell. >>> ponga atenciÓn si los pleitos son frecuentes en su ma

fuentes dicen que cohen estÁ dispuesta dar esta versiÓn de la historia al asesor especial robert muller6. la abogada rusa tenÍa conexiÓn con el kremlin. el abogado del presidente llamÓ a cohen un mentiroso. cohen: lleva aÑos mintiendo. lo que dicen no sucediÓ. donald trump siempre ha negado haber informado a su padre sobre la reuniÓn. reportera con el se encuentra bajo investigaciÓn por posibles delitos financieros. : el investigador va a querer que este tipo de evidencia tienen que no solamente sea la declaraciÓn de cohen sino que se pueda corroborar con textos e e-mails y fiesta en algÚn momento tiene que ver con la reelecciÓn. este discurso nunca se dio. en medio de esta controversia el presidente ruso vladimir putin invitÓ a trump a moscÚ. asesores dice que estarÍa dispuesto irse las condiciones son adecuadas. janet rodrÍguez, univisiÓn. jorge: al volver el vÍdeo sobre la escandalosa complicidad que tolera dos marcos para fugarse de un peral en sinaloa, mÉxico, escoltados hasta la puerta. ilia: cristiano ronaldo volverÁ a espaÑa pero no al fÚtbol sino pagar $22,000,000. jorge: jorge

muller's team says there is a trump connection.y say plans to prove evidence that banking evidence helped manafort obtain something like $16 million while the banker saw a roll in the trump campaign. amy, what's your thought on this development? >> it's not good for the white house. this is the president. this was the campaign. and if they can tie money that was linked to the campaign to this guy, you know and he eventually ended up working for the campaign, that doesn't look good to him. so i don't think this is good news for them. i think they want to avoid this topic as much as possible. >> areva, they're talking about venues, a by furcation. what is this going to mean for the future and direction of the man a fort/russian probe? >> they've made several gums as to why the venue should be changed. to move it from the court to about four hours away from that court. one of the claims is in the last presidential election that lexa voters went two for one with hillary clinton and there's no way you could find impartial jurors this th

the department of justice as the president has done in the past so that the special counsel robert muller can continue his investigation into russian interference in the u.s. presidential election can really help get al jazeera the white house now met claim because a political consultant and he says trump's you to head off to the summit makes him look weak. you saw donald trump today take it very seriously when he walked back the comments and said that he supports the conclusions of the u.s. intelligence community that being said trump's core constituents i think that they're less concerned about foreign affairs and they're much more concerned about an economy growing at four and a half percent about tax cuts about a supreme court justice neil gorsuch that's doing a great job and the efforts to confirm a new supreme court justice and brett kavanaugh but if you start seeing mass resignations on his foreign policy team by campus chief of staff general kelly were to go are general mattis the secretary of defense it could create some real problems for him that the near universal condemnation

. >> time is critical for the fire captain mike muller. >> we can see the early start on a fire and start pushing resources that direction. >> one of the proposed fire watch locations is the hills behind me outside santa rosa. we took drone view so you could see it. the burn scars are visible from here. if approved, the cameras could be installed ahead of the one-year anniversary of the fire. >> we had success with them and still do in southern california. absolutely it is something that we would definitely use. >> the cameras would be installed on existing towers with the first batch put up around lake son open. a it is a vital reservoir supplying more than 600,000 people with drinking water. the project is estimated to cost around 475,000. county supervisors will consider on it august 7th. abc7 news. >>> we're posting fire updates on our website. abc7 news.com is that on the news app. make sure you sign up for push alerts as they happen. >>> tonight a judge refused to extend the dead mine forces the trump administration to reunite young children with their families some of the specifyin

translation: we can offer that the appropriate commission headed by special attorney muller, he can usefoundation and send a formal official request to us so that we would interrogate, we would hold a questioning of these individuals who he believes are privy to some crimes. and our law enforcement are perfectly able to do this questioning and send the appropriate materials to the united states. moreover, we can meet you halfway. we can make another step. we can actually permit official representatives of the united states, including the members of this very commission headed by mr mueller. we can let them into the country, and they will be present at this questioning. but in this case, there is another condition. this kind of effort should be a mutual one. then we would expect that the americans would reciprocate, and that they would question officials, including the officers of law enforcement and intelligence services of the united states, whom we believe are... who have something to do with illegal actions on the territory of russia. a reporter at the press conference asked mr trump

charged twelve russians with hacking offenses it's part of an investigation by special counsel robert muller into alleged meddling in the twenty six thousand presidential election. indictment charges twelve russian military officers by name for conspiring to interfere with the twentieth sixteen presidential election. eleven of the defendants are charged with conspiring to hack into computers steal documents and release those documents with the intent to interfere in the election. the twelve russians are said to be members of russian military intelligence and they're accused of hacking democratic party e-mails and hillary clinton's presidential campaign the indictment says they created online personas to publish the stolen information the justice department though says there was no evidence the alleged interference change to the course of the election. there's no allegation that the conspiracy changed the vote count or affected any election result. a moscow claims that the announcement was timed to have a negative impact on monday's upcoming summit between presidents trump and putin when a qu

the department of justice as the president has done in the past so that the special counsel robert muller can continue his investigation into russian interference in the u.s. presidential election kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house the u.k. based investigative agency has obtained documents revealing an expensive lobbying effort by the united arab emirates and britain and the u.s. the spend watch reports a secret meetings were held between of obvious comprende some versions former prime minister david cameron and security has been stepped up at oil fields across southern iraq as anti-government on both spreads deadly protests have continued for more than a week amid growing resentment of government corruption and a lack of basic services the first ethiopian airlines flight to ever try and twenty years is due to take off that is the latest move in restoring relations between the horn of africa countries after two decades of conflict the leaders have agreed to reopen embassies developed ports and restart. forces loyal to the president have regained control of an opposition stronghol

russians with hacking offenses as part of an investigation ongoing led by special counsel robert muller those charged is said to be members of russian military intelligence and they're accused of hacking democratic party e-mails in hillary clinton's presidential campaign however the justice department said this no evidence that the hacking influenced the outcome of the election while sco claims the announcement was time to cast a shadow of monday's summit coming up between presidents trump and putin and it's not alone in his concerns as donald quarter explains was a mixed moment in u.s. history as the u.k. rolled out the red carpet for president trump officials back home indicted twelve russians for alleged election hacking but so far the f.b.i. hasn't had the best track record of looking at the hard facts of this investigation then did the d.n.c. provide access for to the f.b.i. for your you're a technical folks to review what happened. we never got direct access to the machines themselves instead they've been taking all of their information from a third party crowd strike cyber securi

four hours ago mr trump pushed back on questions about the indictment by special prosecutor robert muller on the eve of the summit of twelve russians alleged for election interference and dismissed the judgments of some current and former intelligence officials on the investigation. while the two presidents seem determined to create a display of cordial and correct diplomacy it's not clear where any goodwill the two leaders might develop could lead russia in the u.s. are backing different sides of the war in syria and russia still support the nuclear agreement with iran from which the u.s. has withdrawn for more on the meeting we go to our she's on your part phil who joins us from helsinki on your thank you so much mr trump upset the europeans and the nato at the nato meeting and he upset the u.k. prime minister theresa may on friday ahead of the meeting with president putin mr trump set a pretty low bar what took place at the meeting and it didn't go over that bar.

by special counsel robert muller into alleged meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election. the indictment charges twelve russian military officers by name for conspiring to interfere with the twenty eight sixteen presidential election. eleven of the defendants are charged with conspiring to hack into computers still documents and release those documents with the intent to interfere in the election the russians said to be members of russian military intelligence are accused of hacking democratic party e-mails and hillary clinton's campaign the indictment says they created online personas to publish the stolen information the justice department those says there was quote no evidence the alleged interference changed the course of the election. there's no allegation that the conspiracy changed the vote count or affected any election result. well moscow says the timing of the announcement shows that it's designed to have a negative impact on monday's trump in summit because he goes down off the union o'neill discussed the controversy everything in this investigation when it come

is that he is not happy with the way he has covered and with the constant scandals in terms of the muller investigation michael cohen russia the white house palace intrigue with you have people in his own white house fighting against each other in the media using people like me and you to settle their scores he does not want his supporters and other republicans and independents to buy into that and in many ways that's worked if you talk to most trump supporters they can't even read the new york times or c.n.n. they just believe it's fake even though the people who are in our shoes we're just trying to do our jobs you know i don't care how my reporting affects democrats or republicans i just want a good fair and accurate story and a lot of americans it's going to take a long time to change their mind on trusting the media again because of trump's rhetoric and also the which is the baited abetted by fox news which you know is not very loyal to a lot of other media outlets sometimes bulldozers and construction crews are busy on the border between iraq and syria the iraqi government started t

the department of justice as the president has done in the past so that the special counsel robert muller can continue his investigation into russian interference in the u.s. presidential election can really help get al-jazeera the white house well here's victoria gay can be with more on the u.s. media's coverage of the controversy. ever since president trump stood side by side with russian president vladimir putin on monday and announced he was taking patients word over that of his own intelligence community he's faced strong criticism from the u.s. media even resent his own trumps favorite network fox news reacted with outrage his fox business presenter trish ragan this was clearly not his best performance he's done a whole lot better than if he should have defended us he should have defended his own intelligence community her colleague at the network neil cavuto was equally outspoken he called out trump's refusal to condemn russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election and that he made a disgusting that's what made his before him and disgusting i'm sorry just another

the department of justice as the president has done in the past so that the special counsel robert muller can continue his investigation into russian interference in the u.s. presidential election kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house. as a former communications director at the democratic national committee and he says u.s. politics is an uncharted territory. donald trump's supporters don't much care what he says and if he offend somebody or if the media says he got it wrong that doesn't bother them in the least they like that he bothers people in power frankly and he's very good at that and so he's had this sort of teflon not unlike ronald reagan before but i think this really does change things i mean that the outcry from the republican side of the aisle we have not seen this before and so there is some advice for democrats to say when your opponents are not doing well stay out of the way so we'll have to see how this unfolds but i think this is really seeing donald trump seeing an american president kowtow to an ex k.g.b. officer really is shocking for american republicans for wh

representatives they will be under enormous pressure from their own supporters to impeach the president and muller could provide the evidence in the justification for doing precisely that and the investigation of course looks into alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election and what president trump knew about it what support is that for this investigation within the republican party. not a great deal there are some republicans who simply say let miller do his job he's a republican by tradition and they're saying let him do his job he should be able to conclude the investigation without interference by politicians or by the president and would be explosive for the president to try to get rid of more at this point just like it was for richard nixon who got rid of the special counsel and that was always a big problem for him and eventually he was faced with impeachment so yes it is a big problem for the republicans and at this point many republicans are just staying silent about the entire process bill schneider as always good speech he thanks very much for joining us there from the sounds of these

furthermore i think that the offer from from vladimir putin i believe was more like you could come muller could come and his staff could come and watch the russian people and to view the indicted people the people that the that mulder has indicted not that mother and his team would be able to question them and have access to them so i think i think you know the ill conceived idea and it was an ill conceived response so on both points i hold them equal trump and putin bad bad. now the last sell sell includes a michael mcfaul who is a former u.s. ambassador to moscow i why do you think he is on that list. i'm not really not sure to be honest with you but i think look if let me put you could make this happen if lattimer putin could could actually get this. to proceed and and have it happen and take place i mean that would be an unbelievable coup and you know donald trump stood there and called it an unbelievably you know great idea and great offer however i'm sure the first thing that people said to him after the press conference was and i am really surprised the media didn't pick up on this

the department of justice as the president has done in the past so that the special counsel robert muller can continue his investigation into russian interference in the u.s. presidential election can really help get al-jazeera the white house well in contrast to russian politicians are heading the summit as a success but the public is more skeptical will reach islands has more from moscow . the kremlin seems broadly pleased with the way helsinki when some foreign minister lavrov said that it was all better than super but there doesn't seem to be much in the way of public gloating here role crowing that somebody may putin managed to roll over from. the media is quite muted saying that there were many details that came out of the meeting we'll have to wait for the follow up to pharmacy to see if things really do get better between russia and the united states but they point to this being a good start a good warm up and conducted in a spirit of partnership however it has been noted here that the howls of process that have been heard in the united states points to the opposition that donald

the department of justice as the president has done in the past so that the special counsel robert muller can continue his investigation into russian interference in the u.s. presidential election kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house google is to be fined around five billion dollars by the european union over is android software in mobile phones officials from the e.u. have been investigating contracts with phone manufacturers that force companies to pre-install google services. of the thai football team has spent eighteen days trapped underground is due to meet the media for the first time the twelve teenagers and their coach due to be discharged from hospital after more than a week of assessment by doctors psychologists and relatives are also expected to be at the event but we can go live to that event now and speak to us and our correspondent who's there this is taking place in chiang rai and step this is a fairly sort of straightened coordinated event.