. that prescott rents, all over the place. -- press conference. going to say. he is a 1-man news machine, i can tell you that. he pumps stories out. let's look at the financial times. trump switches tack on brexit in bid to mend bridges with made. —— may. this is another strange thing today, he said that he predicted the outcome of the referendum two years ago because he was at turnberry the day before it, and it turns out he wasn't, he was there the day after when it turns out everybody knew the results. so that doesn't count. not quite a prediction. he skipped a beat on june 24. he flew in on friday morning when britain was shocked by what it had done, and he wasjust lost in the debris of brexit. i think he wanted to make an impression then, but he didn't really. everybody was a bit preoccupied. so he remembered it again as arriving on june 23, preoccupied. so he remembered it again as arriving onjune 23, the day before, and claimed he predicted it would happen. whether he predicted it thought not, you can't ta ke predicted it thought not, you c

coming up to the saturday morning we speak exclusively with kremlin spokesman dmitri prescott off on us from russia tight end of that highly anticipated trump putin summit in helsinki on monday. the israeli military strike gaza in response to renew protests along the border. in. the morning or to the weekend nine am saturday morning here in moscow my name is kevin irwin and first then the u.s. justice department is charged twelve russians with hacking offenses has been revealed as part of an investigation. 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 o

geoffrey prescott of national security action. us, where a tourist boat has capsized at a lake in missouri with 31 people onboard. the southern stone county fire protection district says it's responding to a mass casualty incident after the amphibious vehicle sank on table rock lake, near branson. local media are reporting that eight people have been killed in the incident. a number of people have been taken to hospital. it's reported that british police have identified several suspects responsible for the chemical attack on a former russian spy and his daughter. a woman, dawn sturgess, died after being poisoned by the novichok nerve agent, and her partner is still in hospital. police believe the incidents are linked. daniel sandford reports. in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas masks again, gathering possible evidence of the nerve agent attack. the focus on this occasion — a large plastic container, which was taken away for examination. it is now more than four months since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell

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reaction to another tweet this time from former cia director john brennan in it he says donald trump's prescott. before i was in helsinki it rises to and exceeds the threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors it was nothing short of treasonous but only with trams coming in the civic is wholly in the pocket of putin you make of the least work john brennan in the white house he's one of most honorable public servants i know he's worked for republicans and democrats he's as knowledgeable as anyone of the threats the united states in the west faces today and for him to say these words i think we should all take very very seriously just three days ago the united states justice department donald trump's own justice department indicted twelve russians for interfering in the twenty sixteen presidential election to try to undermine american democracy for the president ited states to stand up today and raise questions about that and say that he believes lattimer putin more than the u.s. intelligence community i think is treasonous so given what you said about this meeting and president actions appearance

diamondbacdak prescott god bles. people want to talk about challenges we face in this country, think about ways to make that positive change. i'm not sure what we have seen play out over the past year has helped us in any way other than get attention in headlines. griff: let us know what you think about this. email us at friend friends@foxnews.com. what is being talked about fort anthem during the national anthem players on the field and bench area should stand at attention, face the flag, hold helmets in left hand and refrain from talking. that is what they are asking for. pete: sounds really difficult. abby: send us your thoughts. friends@foxnews.com. starting with a fox news alert. two officers shot while responding to a disturbance call in massachusetts. the falmouth police chief identifying the injured officers as ryan moore and donald d. meranda. one officer hit twice in the chest another grazed by a bullet in the head. >> this is happening way too much. we have got to return back to a time when police officers

earlier, jeffrey prescott, who served on the national security council and was a special assistant to for the next summit were overshadowed by the secrecy and lack of of transparency over the last meting in helsinki. i think it's a little early to talk about a new summit. we don't really know much at all about what happened in the meeting thatjust concluded. what we have seen so far, and what we saw obviously in the press conference between president trump and president putin, was quite disturbing. both president trump siding with putin over american intelligence agencies when it comes to attacks on the american democracy, with the disturbing things from president trump after that meeting, in regards to possible agreements over interviewing a former us ambassador, which the white house has subsequently walked back, and also concerning reports about agreements that may have been reached in a very long one—on—one meeting where our secretary of state, as you said, the director of national intelligence and others don't seem to have any idea what happened in the meeting. and all we're gett

we can speak to jeffrey prescott, who served on the national security council and was a special assistantr at national security action. good to talk to you. how can it be that there is a new summit being planned when it seemed that america's intelligence services still don't know what was agreed behind closed doors in the last one, and even this one seems to be news to the director of national intelligence? well, you are absolutely right. first of all, thanks for having me. i think it's a little early to talk about a new summit, we don't really know much at all about what happened in the meeting that just all about what happened in the meeting thatjust concluded. what we have seen so far and what we saw obviously in the press conference between president trump and president putin was quite disturbing, both president trump siding with putin over american intelligence agencies when it comes to attacks on the american democracy. with her disturbing things from president trump after that meeting in regards to possible agreements over interviewing a former us ambassador, at which the white hou

that it about anti—semitism or do you agree withjohn prescott that it is not really a n withjohn prescottcorbyn... government you. peter walker from the guardian. mr corbyn. .. government procurement rules... it is quite difficult to preserve certain government procurement contracts to british companies. if it is easier to do that after brexit, is that a benefit of brexit and do you think brexit could bring other economic benefits? thank you for the questions. on the public sector pay cap, the government has said it will lift the pay cap. the reality is that by lifting the pay cap, there is going to be an increase that is below the rate of inflation and it will be about 0.8% below it and the unions are right that 5% is what is needed for it. we support at but it is also important to understand that there is no increase in funding to the public sector for this, so is no increase in funding to the public sectorfor this, so by increasing the pay levels, albeit by less tha n increasing the pay levels, albeit by less than the rate of inflation, that can only be paid for by cuts within the publ

representatives and the senate but again there were some members of the ruling party including the senate prescott of senate president would effect it and some members of the party joined him in moving to all cross competition to another party went behind the scenes and struck a deal with members of the opposition then won some votes and then shed some seats in the senate especially and then the house of representatives that has angered the ruling party and that said this pool of friction between the party and they just as well as the executive and the legislature and some of the highlights of these squabble was the late passage of two thousand and seventeen and two thousand and eighteen budget the budget was just two months ago which of course had even some problems of the exact if i lighted now so the supporters of these legislators who defected said they have the numbers to win elections with or without the ruling party the a.p.c. and mohamed behind it but supporters of moment on the other hand feel that it was the behind what they call the blood tsunami that pushed some of these legislators in

the quarterback prescott is backing the decision. >> and every protester in anthem and i don't thinke game of football has always brought me such peace and i think it does the same for a lot of people. taking the next step, whatever that may be, i am for action. julie: a reporter axios is here to talk about this one. it is a confusing message we are getting from the nfl. when a team like the cowboys and league are not on the same page with how players regard the national anthem, isn't it? >> a good point. because even though prescott has come out in support of what jones is saying here, jerry jones the first to come out after the nfl announced the new policy to say how his team will handle the policy. at the same time the nfl still in the midst of renegotiating the policy after some concerns were raised over collective bargaining and political freedom of speech rights. it is still in the midst of negotiations. julie: the present has applauded jones for his leadership role. but the coalition later of the philadelphia eagles, jenkins, calls jones a bully. he says it was a bully move by

charles: i was impressed with dak prescott. i know he will be facing some ugly things. nfl players came out and dissed him enormously. this issue, this pastime we all loved. you go to the games and as long as you have got the right jersey, you could hang with anyone. it was like a refuge for society. now it's a place we go and we get angry at each other. >> it's hard for people to see someone who is not white say i don't think we should kneel. we should celebrate this country. and i applaud him for doing so. he's saying something that a lot of people are feeling, that are afraid to say. i think you will see teams. if the nfl doesn't do it, you will start to see a shift, maybe we are done with this. maybe it's something where they wear a color or a patch like the susan b. cohen cancer thing. saying look let's talk about this but not while we kneel. charles: you can kneel before "the national anthem." before "the national anthem." but understand how it impacts other people. and it doesn't make them racist. because they believe the flag and the anthem are sacrosanct. >> th

i think what dak prescott is saying here is i would like to be a dallas cowboy beyond my rookie contractt that's really all you can take from that. there are a lot of black players, especially in the civil rights era that are positioned to distract or retract from the activism of their colleagues. i think we have another example here. i think i'm morale larmd by what ezekiel elliott said, when he said this is america's team and we don't do that. america's team is not some moniker that was conferred upon them by god or some kind of legislation. it is the name of a film that was made in the '70s by nfl films, bob ryan, the producer at nfl films, my former colleague, created that slogan and then they ran off with it. really, what are we fighting about here? we're fighting about essentially marketing. that's what we have in the anthem before these games. we're having marketing for the military, marketing for the country. i don't see what any of that has to do with football. >> let me play for you -- there are very different views of different players around the league about how they feel abo

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jeff prescott, the former national security counsel -- >> evidence to the negative? >> yes. some numbers with us, immigration numbers that show that there was relative consistency between the number of iranians naturalized before the iranian nuclear deal and after. it went down a little bit. throughout the years from the bush administration to the obama administration, there's consistency across the board. and they are saying this is totally just not true. it's absurd. they call this -- jake sullivan was on cnn last night and really went after the president for tweeting this. he made the point the president could call the state department, the government officials he's appointed and ask, hey, is this true, and they would tell him, no, this is not true. but instead he relies on this thin fox news report and puts it out there. it's quite disturbing. >> it comes down to, who do you trust? the numbers coming from the federal agency that's in charge of it? do you trust fox news report about another report about another report from one iranian cleric. >> the great thing is the fox

representatives and the senate but again there were some members of the ruling party including the senate prescott of senate president would effect it and some members of the party joined him in moving to all cross carpeting to another party went behind the scenes and struck a deal with members of the opposition then won some votes and then shed some seats in the senate especially and then the house of representatives that has angered the ruling party and that said this pool of friction between the party and they just as well as the executive and the legislature and some of the highlights of these squabble was the late passage of two thousand and seventeen and two thousand and eighteen budget the budget was just two months ago which of course had even some problems of the exact if i lighted now so the supporters of these legislators who defected said they have the numbers to win elections with or without the ruling party the a.p.c. and mohamed behind it but supporters of mom would want to on the other hand feel that it was the behind what they call the blood so not me that pushed some of these leg

three of the senators that were on the committee that reviewed my father's case where prescott bush, president bush's grandfather, barry goldwater out .f arizona and senator russell the house office building is now named after him in downtown washington, d.c. there are eight hours of deliberation back and forth. at the end of the session my father is given a standing ovation, a pat on his back and good job for your country. he has been exonerated for any wrongdoing. but the miss information circulateo circle -- around. even today it continues to circulate around. that is why i want the book to be published. the personal journal and correspondence of cia you to pilot francis powers. for 20 plus friends years. he was a professor at brown university when i first met him. since that time back 20 plus years ago, we have been on several panel discussions and several lecture venues around the country. feelingshave no ill towards each other or towards our fathers. we look at it from a historic perspective. after dad was returned, this misinformation was still circulating around. even today c

the former senior director of president obama's national security council jeff prescott, he tells cnn this. the allegation is absurd and entirely false. so where did the president get this idea? he probably -- you probably guessed it, fox news. >> the obama administration also granted 2500 u.s. citizenships to families and friends of the iranian government. >> but even fox news admits their story is based on a claim by a single iranian cleric and member of parliament quoted by the iranian state media and their own fox news analyst and former state department spokeswoman says this, "this sounds like totally made up bs." and then there is this quote. "many good conversations with north korea. it is going well. in the meantime, no rocket launches or nuclear testing in eight months. all of asia is thrilled. only the opposition party which includes the fake news is complaining. if not for me, we would now be at war with north korea." here are some additional facts for you. the president's own intelligence community, not the opposition party and not the media is making the case. things are

been going on of this nato summit there's been nothing from the kremlin or expose person dmitri prescott there's been nothing from the foreign ministry there is a car over the spokes for person there has been nothing from the usual mouthpieces in the russian duma the parliament here it seems like this might be coordinated that there might have been some sort of order that has gone out to stay quiet about this because i presume of this upcoming meeting in helsinki trump and putin and i think that the russian leadership does not want to i think muddy the waters too much or rock the boat basically of course there are going to be people inside the kremlin inside the russian leadership who will view this destabilizing effects that trump is having on nato with some degree of relish russia has long dislikes nato of course there's a legacy of dislike left over from the soviet union period and then in the post soviet period russia feels that it was lied to about nato expansion and views nato is essentially a kind of u.s. imperial project with its targets set firmly on moscow so anything that rock

three of the senators that were on the committee that reviewed my father's case were prescott bush, president bush's grandfather, barry goldwater, out of arizona, and senator russell. those three senators and their colleagues had eight hours of deliberation, questions back and forth. at the end of the session my father is given a standing ovation, a pat on his back and good job for your country. he has been exonerated for any wrongdoing. but the misinformation continue d to circulate around. and even today it continues to , circulate around. which is one of the reasons i bookd to have this published, which is titled "letters from a soviet prison." the personal journal and correspondence of cia u-2 pilot francis powers. it has a forward by khrushchev. khrushchev's son. we are friends. we have been friends for about 20 plus years. he was a professor at brown university when i first met him. back 20e that time, plus years ago, we have been on several panel discussions and several lecture venues around the country. he and i have no ill feelings towards each other or towards our fathers. we look a

still looking at highs above 100 in california, prescott, california, 98 degrees and going into the weekendsaturday. phoenix 114 on friday, 112 on saturday. then it starts to ease a bit as we go into sunday. these temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average. the heat and the humidity still affecting eastern two-thirds of the country. we could see strong storms across northern plains and also watch out >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. some clouds rolling by san francisco, we will get sunshine agency the day goes along. temperatures in the 60s for the coast. and other areas, upper 60s for oakland. 77 in concord. a very pleasant day, in the 70s from south bay all the way up to the north bay. by tomorrow, it gets a lot hotter. we're talking 90 degrees for the imperial valleys and maybe even 90 for the weekend. low clouds and fog and 63 today. forecast. craig and sheinelle. >> thank you. turning to today's consumer. before you head off to see fireworks or neighborhood cookout, you might want to check out some fourth of july sales. you can grab bargains on everything from home and g

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almost friday as of last summer buying from the future prescott was kaiser. i i. i. i. i i i i i i. i i. i i i. derangement syndrome that's what the u.s. president says critics are suffering from a huge backlash by mainstream media and democrats for the whole think the summit with the russian president. and his high school is the government to act after a series of her rich lynchings inspired by fake news on the messenger service. also the top u.s. commander in afghanistan was back on his words hours after suggesting washington is willing to engage in peace talks with the taliban even though they're considered a terrorist group. or good afternoon to you watching r.t. international. the range that's how the u.s. president has branded those who put him under intense pressure for in his words getting along well with vladimir putin after numerous democrats lashed out at him for siding with russia. instead of standing up for our democracy and democratic principles president trump cowered in the presence of it was a betrayal of the values and interests of this country there is nothing mor