counting the number of retweets it gained, adding them up, 20,000 retweets of those five posts. tag. nimmo's conclusion is that bots were used to make these tweets appear more popular. we don't know who's behind the bots, but the tweets they boosted came from one single account, owned by this man. sees a media adviser to the saudi royal court. with more than1 million followers online, he's also one of the country's biggest opinion formers. the bbc tried repeatedly to contact him to contact on this but without success. the people of the middle east are drowning in a sea of fa ke middle east are drowning in a sea of fake news. their media has gambled with any reputation it may ever have had for truth and fairness. not even the end of the gulf crisis will solve that. hello. some areas were lucky enough to have some useful rain on friday. 0thers, though, just had the cloud, and hardly anything fell from it. and it is looking mainly dry for the weekend, as this nose of high pressure builds in behind that rain—bearing weather system clearing, away south—eastwards. for early risers for

and counting the number of retweets it gained, adding them up, 20,000 retweets of those five posts.all the traffic on that hash tag. nimmo's conclusion is that bots were used to make these tweets appear more popular. we don't know who's behind the bots, but the tweets they boosted came from one single account, owned by this man, saud al-qahtani. he's a media adviser to the saudi royal court. with more than1 million followers online, he's also one of the country's biggest opinion formers. the bbc tried repeatedly to contact saud al-qahtani to comment on this but without success. the people of the middle east are drowning in a sea of fake news. their media has gambled with any reputation it may ever have had for truth and fairness. not even the end of the gulf crisis will solve that. i think you'd agree it's been a pretty remarkable summer for heat and dry weather, as if things could not get any hotter it looks like this upcoming week could potentially be the hottest of the year so far. not for everyone, the further north and west you are across the uk the more cloudy and breezy it wi

it was retweeted and they wrote we agree in retweeting it.up president trump going into the summit. the one on one meeting went more than two hours with no official record, praising putin for the success of the world cup. >> the president tweeted that the news enemy which is a phrase in one of his tweets this weekend coming into this summit. he was at that important news conference in the u.k. at checkers and knows firsthand what it feels to be a target. >> okay. >> we are watching carefully. this is the last picture but saw a few moments ago. this is opposite side. this was the photo op. again, the next time we expect to see them on camera is for that news conference. we'll be back on the air for that. i'm lester holt, nbc news. good day everyone. >>> you're watching a special report from nbc news. back here in the bay area good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> let's get you caught up on what you can expect as you head out the door this morning. kari hall has been tracking the weather. >> we are going to have hotter temperatures tod

even this morning the president blaming the united states and russia's foreign ministry retweeting it. >> i was going to say, actually saying we agree. that's pretty much lays the temperature -- lays the environment as far as the russians are concerned. they genuinely believe and that -- i think that foreign ministry tweet really shows it, that president trump has been doing their work for them. and i was really alarmed to see this russia state television this evening saying look, this is the most important meeting for president trump. his -- more important than nato, more important than the meeting in the uk, after all said the russian state television, brussels and london were stops on the way to helsinki. that's how they see this. and the allies are really concerned in that presidential palace behind where the two are right now, the president trump to the western line as opposed to giving away too much politics to president putin. >> i mean, it's a bizarre negotiating strategy, david gergen to go into a meeting with your adversary agreeing with your adversary and being on the same

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this own country this saturday fascists will march in london many with trump placards, he himself retweetedbritish burst a fascist organisation. it's important we stand against racism. he is one of the most striking example is. at the same time we make it clear we have no intention of allowing this government to turn britain into a puppet of donald trump. we did it with george w bush many years ago and it ended with iraq. there are those around donald trump who want war with iran. they are marching out of the paris agreement on climate change and they are the biggest polluter in history and that is a threat to all of us. there are so many reasons why we have to protest, not just against donald many reasons why we have to protest, notjust against donald trump but about what he represents. so when people say the relationship between the uk and the usa transcends individuals who happen to be in the office of prime minister or president at any given time do you accept that? you have answered your own question, the special relationship is not with donald trump it with the united states of americ

the foreign ministry retweeted it and said we agree. he tweeted president obama thought crooked going to win the election, so when he was informed about the russian meddling, he said it couldn't happen. wh won, it became a big deal. and the bottom line here, lester, these tweets were sent out in the hours before this critical meeting. it sets the tone. is he going to be tough with putin? those who want him to be may not feel that confidence. >> let me bring in ambassador mcfall. if the psident calls it a witch hunt, isn't it likely that putin says, yes, it's a witch hunt? >> of course. i have no idea why he decided to say that. i have no idea why he decided to blame thees united stor the worsening relationship. he didn't mention russia annexed crimea in 2014. annexation which we haven't had since world w iin europe. he didn't mention pun's intervention in syria in 2016. and most egreously, he didn't mention the russian violation of our sovergnty in 2016, underscored by the indictment on friday. instead, it's all obama's fault. blame ame

i jt retweete some of the images. in is our lady of angels regional catholic school in morton. officials say t fire started last night in aclassroom. and it was so intense, dozens of near residents had to leave their homes. 400 student gas they had been hosting a summer camp for kids. it was built in the 1950 so many families of the philadelphia area have memories there. the important thing to note, no injuries. no injuries have been reported. but the atf is responding to this because it happens to beho e of worship. >> chris lawrence, at the live desk. thank you. >>> 4:34 this morning. a d.c. mother is trying to come to terms with the fact she will never see her daughter again. the 10-yedr-old was ki a shooting outside of her home monday night. she was on her way to the ice cream truck when fourunmen jumped out and started shooting in all directions. the 10-year-d was sho in the chest and died on her front step. her mother said s t will never same after this loss.he >>> f >> her memory and what i have of her, that will keep me going. >> the will be a candlelight vigil for herh

. >> reporter: the department retweeting this bit of gratitude. god bless you firefighters from the north. >> that really shows solidarity throughout the entire state of california. it's very much appreciated. >> reporter: it's unclear when fire crews will return home. fire departments want the public to know even though fire crews are on the fire lines, staffing levels here in the bay area remain at a safe, normal level. >>> governor brown has declared states of emergency in several counties including mare poe ini. no flames right now in yosemite but the fire has resulted in the closure of the park's valley floor. >>> the marsh fire in clayton is now 75% contained. it's burned about 250 acres since starting yesterday afternoon. cal fire says one home burned and 13 structures are still threatened. there is a mandatory evacuation for marsh creek road between morgan territory road and gill drive. >>> temperatures around the state are certainly not helping firefighters tonight. >> tomorrow the firefighters will have to battle not only the fires but t

you said if you get a certain amount of retweets i'll take the senior photos with you?i get to wear the school sweatshirt and i get to carry a trombone. >> jimmy: and this was from your horrible bulgarian couch? >> yeah, these are the kind of mistakes i was making. >> jimmy: and this is what happened. [ cheers and applause ] you did it. you got the trombone. did she provide the trombone? >> trombone was provided by someone else. the sweatshirt was provided by her. >> jimmy: well, sure. >> i will say, extra large. we also had a medium but that didn't work as well. >> jimmy: so you were -- this surprised me. because by the way, i think you're fantastic on "stranger things." [ cheers and applause ] i think you do a great job. you seem to be like a man's man. like a rugged guy, right? >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: even the shirt. >> yeah, i know. if i don't get a deal with brawny. [ laughter ] are they still around? >> jimmy: i think so, yeah. you have the moustache. >> i know. >> jimmy: holy cow. yeah they got to snap you up. what i was thinking is, you were a stage a

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and then we woke up and it had like 10,000 retweets and we were like what happened?> dana: how did that happen? >> yeah, well, usually when you look back you will see like a celebrity retweeted it or something that kind of made it blow up. for us it's just. >> dana: just everybody loves dogs. >> yeah. just found him and thought he was cute. >> dana: i always think it's pretty fun, too. to showcase. i love a road trip. i'm a big fan of it i feel like people should get across and see this great country of ours. and you can really provide some education to people like there he is headed to where is that? oh he is in texas? >> yeah. he went from texas to fort lauderdale in florida. he got quite a few stops. >> dana: i have to say he has quite a lot of personality. and now, is he recognized on the street after this trip? >> he hasn't been by like anyone that we know but all of our friends are like i think we just saw your dog on a news article or i think we just saw him on like different, you know, web sites and things like that. we started getting tagged in other instagr

the russian foreign ministry retweeted that and said we agree. one other tweet. president obama thought crooked hillary was going to win the election, so when he was informed by the fbi about russian meddling, said it was no big deal and did nothing about it. when i won it became a big deal and rigged witch hunt headed by strzok -- one of the fbi agents who has been under a microscope. bottom line here, lester, these tweets were sent out before the critical meeting. it sets the tone. those who want him to be may not feel comfortable. >> let me bring in the ambassador. if the president calls eight witch hunt, isn't it right putin parrots that back and calls it a witch hunt? >> of course. i have no idea why he said that, why he blamed the united states for a worsening relationship. he didn't mention annexation of crimea in 2013. he didn't mention syria in 2015 to prop up mr. assad. he didn't mention violation of sovereignsey in 2016 scored saying it's all-pro's fault. >> in moscow they have been reacting to what's happening here. what is the read you're getting in

i just retweeted a video. it's just harpering. people in the water beingscued. it was crazy. go look more into that story. they're going to need a lot of help. tracking chris, still storm. it's going to parallel the coast. we're not going to see anything besides rip currents and some of the waves and minor beach erosion. that's about the worst of it. yesterday what was left did soak portions of puerto rico. at one point we had 20 to 30,000 people without power, and we did have some problem with the minor flooding. that is now located over the dominican republic. what's going to be interesting, as we track the next couple of day, it heads towards the bahamas and off the southeast coast. there is a 50% chance this could regenerate into a tropical system, but it looks similar to chs, just sriaf mississippi. still very warm in the plain states. kansas city at 96 degrees. and it looks like the rest of the week is going to be hot too. more summer-like heat. >> ajuly >> sounds like mid-july. that's right. thank you, bill. >>> a new robot may be revolutionizing the world of plumbing.

that they're going to be scraping that girl off the pavement and she'll be going, "did i get the retweets? click to subscribe." i'm sorry, man, going viral has gotten way too difficult. i remember back in the day you could go viral for getting all your friends into a phone booth? you remember that, yeah? remember planking? it was like, "wow! you're not moving? two million likes." now to go viral you've got it eat laundry detergent, set yourself on fire, or dance on the freeway after jumping out of your moving car. pretty soon, if you want to go viral, you're going to have to be like tom crew cruise in "misn impossible." ♪ ♪ >> trevor: ah, scientology. all right. ( laughter ) ( applause ) let's move on. in other news, in other news, serena williams is charging discrimination after learning that the u.s. anti-doping agency has given her twice as many random drug tests as any other female pro tennis player. yeah. testing her more than five times this year alone, which is a lot. basically, she's going to need a new gatorade sponsorship to stay hydrated for the drug tests she's taking. serena

with over 125,000 retweets and nearly 200,000 likes. >> i can only assume that's humiliating, you know, having to throw your ego and pride aside and say hey listen, i need help at any cost. >> reporter: david keeps his nice interview clothes with him in a backpack, but showers at a local fitness club. until the job offers, he will sleep at a bench in mountainview at night. yes, he still has the sign. >> any regrets? >> no. i told myself would i rather be on my death bed knowing i took a risk or knowing that i did not take that risk. >> reporter: in mountainview, kiet do, kpix 5. >> good luck to him. >>> as we have plenty of warm weather around the bay area, that's not good news for firefighters as warm weather persists inland to recap where the fires are. the first one that's burning the southern shore of lake berryessa. the temperature is 95 degrees. it'll be hot again tomorrow. the river and ranch fire, temperatures are 95 as well. winds are ght, but thhumie w ane atioof the lohudi and temperatures near 100 degrees, bad combo for firefighters in those conditions as they persist all w

and we know how he retweeted racist offensive videos by a britain first group.ow difficult is it to figure out is he friend or foe? >> i think people in this country and elsewhere have gotten used to his tweeting habits and discount a lot of the tweets. he has as you say said different things about the prime minister and this country. i don't know what their personal relationship is. but i do think that as president of the united states and prime minister to this country it's really important that they work together. they're having this lunch tomorrow -- we're told there's a long agenda of international affairs on the discussion. i welcome that. as for brexit, frankly, i'm not sure that president trump is very well placed to know what the british people vote for. i'm not sure the british people themselves know what they voted for. >> and yet how appropriate do you think it is that president trump's now closest allies, steve bannon, is here right now. he's invited a whole load of brexiteers and national populist leaders here at the hotel and they are trying to st

she has been in retreat from these red lines ever since the florence speech and she goes on retweetingnues to retreat. that appears to be disastrous. the reality is she is in a very difficult position in a sense that she has an impossible party, she somehow is to reconcile her party. the idea of donald trump that she canjust party. the idea of donald trump that she can just lay down the ghost party. the idea of donald trump that she canjust lay down the ghost eu and they willjust... it is nonsense. she would have destroyed her party and this country because the economic consequences of a total break would be disastrous for this country. historically inaccurate to what donald trump and alexander are saying extra there was a moment when britain said a no deal brexit is brexit and the answer for the 27 was extraordinary. for once in european history they were moving as a unique block. they said, we're not going to be bullied by britain. it was one against 27. this dream that britain could have been taught that is frankly... leaving the language aside. sorry, sorry! it is lost in translati

jasmine sms scofield saw him and asked people to retweet it. >> i was like, why not take a shot at doingelf, all i need is just one person to take my resume and say, hey, i'm going to give an opportunity to this guy. i was not expecting for it to go viral. you know. like it did. >> he's already received interest from google, netflix, and about 200 other companies. he says he's shocked by the response. >>> so far house hunters are not lining up to make offers on a prime piece of beverly hills real estate. >> this might be a good reason. it's $1 billion. that's the price tag. >> oh, my gosh. >> and you have to build your own house, just imagine. it's -- the 157-acre hilltop property offers stunning views. at least on smog-free days in l.a. >> that's just the property though? >> yes. >> one expert says if it sells for $1 billion, it will be quote the end of real estate. >> then we could sell them that bridge in brooklyn, as well. >>> finally, bruce willis settles a big debate about "diehard." >> many have asked, is it a christmas movie? >> it's christmas eve in l.a. >> california. >> is dad

so for example when president trump retweets the tweet from britain first, a far right group banned from facebook, the leader banned from twitter, not only is he amplifying messages of division and hatred but he's giving credibility as the president of the usa to those far right groups and we have to take them on. >> now frame the prime minister is not from your party, you're in the opposition labour party. nonetheless, what do you think of a president -- and you've talked about the special relationship and the headline of the "sun" tabloid newspaper saying theresa may has wrecked brexit, no u.s. deal. >> let me tell you the irony about people lecturing me about the aarp of diplomacy, particularly president trump and his supporters about how it's not diplomatic. i'd argue it's not diplomatic when you're ant to enter a country to do an interview which criticizes the prime minister and the strategy she's embarking on and many republican politicians criticized president obama when two years ago he made the point, i think the valid point, that if you leave the european union don't be surpris

they're retweeting on twitter accounts and liking what he has said. so he's doing the bidding of russia whether he realizes it or not. >> 11 counts. you've been in investigations before. let me ask you, in closing the circle, closing the investigative circle, what's your assumption? what's your guess as to where this is all headed? could it be possible, would it be possibly potentially that vladimir putin could be indictmented? >> yeah. the goal at this point is to move up and down the chain of command. you start -- we've seen two indictments so far. the one in february was about the social media influence. last week was about the hacking and the indictment last week really put the two pieces together. it showed how they laid out the information so that they timed it to influence the political system here in the u.s. and to insert it into the media. at this point you go in two directions. one, who is responsible, overall in charge making decisions to launch this operation. remember back to 1998, the embassy bombings, this is how they went about osama

- forget the issue o collusion, that russia meddled in the 2016 election, and if so, why would he retweetheir denial this week at the sameime attacking the fbi? >> john: i think the pnt has already said to raise the question of russian meddling again with vladimir put s. hd it this past week. >> chris: e believe it happen? >> joh i will tell you what through the translator ofe course, but he said there was no onddling in the 2016 el by the russian state. ill raises it question -- i think the president will want to have a conversation about this and say we don't wt to see meddling in the 2018 election. >> chris:s do have doubts that the kremlin was involved? >> john: i think the intelligence is what i said it was before, i haven't changed my mindn that and i think it' something that we are concerned about. that's why theg resident is to speak with him about it again. chance to talk since singapore and i would like to ask you mmiefly about the north korean su. after the summit president trump said that noh korea is no longer a nuclear threat to the ars., but as you well know, the new report

think the united states have got it wrong, and to be very clear with them, and i am very clear that retweetinge wrong thing to do. then last month, at the g7 summit in canada, smiles couldn't conceal a looming transatlantic trade war or sharp divisions over russia. when donald trump singled out other g7 leaders by name for praise, he simply failed to mention theresa may at all. we have a great relationship, angela and emmanuel and justin — i would say the relationship is a ten. but britain's former national security adviser insists long—term transatlantic relations are not at risk. it may go up and down at the personal level, but it's like an iceberg — the vast majority of this relationship happens underneath the water. it's underpinned by nuclear cooperation, by intelligence, by defence and security, by the inward investment generating millions ofjobs in each country. so, from the two leaders, expect set smiles. but for theresa may and donald trump, this feels like a visit to be endured rather than enjoyed. james robbins, bbc news. and we will have much more on the visit on the bbc news chann

for example, he retweeted tweets from two groups that have been banned from facebook and some that haveter. some of those members in the party are in prison. it is hard to explain what goes through his mind when he does these things. the thing i want with the u.s. and the u.k. is pluralism. you can disagree about things in a respectful, courteous manner. can be a london you different religion, different ethnicity, and not just get on, but be respectful. warned for some to keep a low profile. is that sensible advice? actually, yesterday morning, i was address telling -- addressing annual conference at an american headquarters here in a dailyand i meet on basis with americans who love living in our city. some of them began the protests today. look, thank you for all you do for our city as americans. take you for the contribution you make, and there is no reason at all for you to be alarmed or worry about today or tomorrow. that themportant is protests today are peaceful and in good spirits, and i am sure they will be. scarlet: london mayor sadiq khan speaking earlier on bloomberg. a time

you saw a lot of reporters retweeting it. the most of valuable currency is our credibility.n: this president creates almost an apprentice show where he is saying her saying here --s saying here are my picks. there was a lot of discussion whether it would be amy barrett,ing a strong anti-abortion force, or the president's sister was on the third circuit with hardiman, so there was a lot of back and forth. that's why you get the media reacting in a way that i think is not justified. but it's responsive to the media circus. howie: in 2016 he went tefns of thousands of dollars in debt because he blew the money on washington national tickets for himself and his friends. the following year he paid off most of of those debts. mollie: i don't think the reporting was bad. it's important to know if people have debt or other obligations that might make them a less than ideal candidate. it's not a big story. but i don't think there is anything wrong with reporting it. howie: there have been other stories about bret kavanaugh coaching his daughter's basketball team, and blessed a sac --a

it went viral, 125,000 retweets and nearly 200,000 likes. >> i can only assume that that's humiliating, to say listen, i need help at any cost. >> reporter: he keeps nice clothes in a backpack and showers at a local fitness club. until the job offers firm up, he sleeps on a bench at night. and yes, he still has the sign. >> any regrets? >> no. i told myself, would i rather be on my death bed knowing that i took a risk or knowing that i didn't take that risk. >>> a tragic scene in big sur on highway 1 after a car went down a steep cliff. the wreckage was found by thdrivercouldn't complete the curve, crossed into the southbound lanes and plunged off the road. chp says the car was heading north. a similar crash happened in the area a few weeks ago but that woman survived. >> highway 1 is notorious for these types of calls. we get a half dozen a year, over the side. we rescue many people throughout the course of the year. >> big sur fire trains for the rescues twice a month and will continue to investigate the accident. jaclyn? >>> hey, there. we are tracking a pretty smooth ride westbound

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this is a retweet from shelley harris. this was the carr fire . here is a fire cloud.r fire -- carr fire created its own weather within the fire. it is pretty impressive. there is also one from the river fire on sunday. lake tahoe has cloud cover and a little bit of rain. they have .03 in squaw valley and a lot of cloud cover. arizona has big-time rain, with a major monsoon going through. the deserts of southern california and the sierra have it, but not here. there is a huge fob -- fog bank. it'll be a cool day in many areas. it is only 53 in the city. the last two days have been 61 and the water temperatures have a lot to do with that. if you want warm water, go down to coronado or san diego. it is 74 to 78. it is 70s in rio vista and for us, it does not look like -- it looks like a cooling trend will start. temperatures inland look like they're coming down. that is good news for the firefighters. >>> the oakland a's are ending their traditional ticket program and a hard taking on -- and are taking on a new approach. it is called the aid abscess program. they will ge

you retweeted it's a dynamite story.president trump is throwing down the gauntlet. >> yes. that's right. donald trump gave absolutely extraordinary explosive interview to the "sunday mornine paper where he explained theresa mapeder --theresa may's brexit l that prompted the resignation of boris johnson, this in trump's view aligned britain so closely to the european union, he says it would basically undermine the possibility of a u.s.-u.k. free trade agreement. he said he didn't want to deal with the e.u. if he was negotiating with the u.k. he's saying theresa may's entire approach has been so weak and ineffective, it's a surrender to the european union, that it's going to undermine the possibility of a stronger relationship with the u.k. it will strengthen the hand of breaks iteers in london. >charles: it undermines the will of the people. they didn't vote for a soft brexit. this was supposed to be a split from brussels and all the barnacles that come with that relationship. i know president trump said this morning he w

>> reporter: this social media clip is getti thousands o clieks, shares and retweets.el me i started with a tense game on the court. >> it was 12-12. game on the h line. peoph emotion. >> reporter: yeah, but this is at a recreation center. this is not a the arena. >> people -- it doesn't matter if you're getting paid to play sports. people play basketball make lli they're getting paidit. >> he got on the ground. i expect him to get up. he got up but h walked outside. >> reporter: he said i'm calling the cops he said he was calling the cops. everybody started laughing. >> reporter: yes, he did. a sher deputy responded even filling out an incident report for an assault. like a teacher disciplining students, the officer wrote they gave them one more chance to keephe game civil or else they were removed. >> i know him very well. he's a good guy. doesn't tension or he like somebody. i know how it can look. it's basketball. aood guy. i think he got a little emotional. >> reporter: if their buddy decides to sit the next game out, they invite you to join them on the court. >>

in fact, i think i read a retweet from the russian ministry of foreign affairs saying we agree. >> yes's right. >> it's striking how much president trump stands out from his own party, members of his own party in the senate and from senior officials in his own administration. his own director of national intelligence and my former colleague dan coats this past week such russia is the most aggressive foreign adversary and continued cyber attacks on the united states and threaten our 20$2018 election. it is striking that president trump continues to disregard the actions of our department of justice and public statements of his own director of national intelligence and instead suggest that somehow the eu is our foe and doesn't correctly identify russia as our adversary. >> senator, you're on the judiciary committee and maybe you can help me understand this meeting through a different lens. i was a crime reporter for many years and can't imagine the subject of an investigation ever meeting with the perpetrator and that crime, the local police ever letting the subject of an investigation s

this tweet from justin caffier, a writer with vice, has been retweeted thousands of times over." up stay away from the griffin in atwater village, they accommodated a white supremacy group, and when pressed about it said only color they see is green, let's make sure they don't see much of that color any more."the proud boys responded on twitter saying, "we were hanging out having beer, josh and his friends showed up to start a problem, they did. then they cried online. the end."it wasn't long before the owner of the griffin also responded saying, in part, neither i nor my business partner don't support nazi or white supremacist groups and this not a nazi bar. i advise we use tactic we have used to past, with gang members - kill them with kindness and they'll get bored and go away. it my bar and i'm ultimately responsible for what happened last night, i feel terrible and sick to my stomach. now, thousands of people have taken to yelp posting one star reviews, urging people to avoid the griffin. mos:"i think its a little frightening if this becomes a gathering point for this type o

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i'll retweet it, as well. they show the transformation. >> a lot of work. >> yeah.hey have to put, of course, grass, sod where it's dirt and take down the pitching mound and make sure it's preserved and the giants have to finish the season. >> yeah. >> you know how particular they can be. >> we have been out there live before. i mean, the sun comes up and amazing to see the ground team come out and the work they do. >> working hard. >> trimming each glade of grass. >> keep in mind that this is going on through sunday. and i'm sure they keep trimming with the hand shears. but remember, 20th today through the 22nd of live coverage from at&t park. >> don't you do your lawn like that? >> most of my lawn is died. >> transition to kids enjoying it. >> you're conserving. >> water. >> all right. conserve your energy and go to nbc bay area.com for whatever you need to know including the latest explainers on rugby seven is or latest fun over the weekend. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up, nfl protects headlines last season. now there's a chance to -- those new rules coming about

. >> why darla shine reportedly retweeted attack on carlson, then deleted it. carlson responded to it. her husband left fox she jumped in to defend him. took it upon herself to do that, is that not relevant? >> darla? you're talking about? >> yeah. >> i would hope she would defend her husband. knows him well. i know bill shine as professional, very good person. i was not at fox, never employed there. wasn't there day-to-day basis but obviously did a good job professionally. with a lot of lawsuits and corporations and government, as county executive, had lawsuits every day, i was named in all of them because i was at top. i had no idea about any of these things or people. sometimes people get caught up in things with nothing to do with it. >> at fox it was pervasive and bill was integrated enough into the workings of roger ailes, he knew about the chaos, cases, no way he didn't know. we know he didn't no because named in all the cases. >> everyone could be named in everything. >> that's not the case here. >> no criminal charges, be clear. >> do you really think

today's russia's foreign ministry retweeted the president. the russian foreign ministry said this.nt the president tweeted "our relationship with russia has never been worse thanks to foolishness and stupidity and now the rigged witch hunt." let's bring in james jeffery, former deputy security adviser to george w. bush. he served as ambassador to turkey, iraq and albania. he's a distinguished fellow at the washington institute which bills itself as a foreign policy think tank in washington d.c. good to be here. thank you. your reaction. >> first of all, i was ininvolved in many of these "mistakes." we did some things wrong in the 90s and the last decades with russia but we were trying to reach out to russia with way we reached out to china. the russians particularly vladimir putin as prime minister and as president did not want to extend that hand our to return that hand. so most of the responsibility is on putin. but to be sure, both sides made mistakes. the important thing is there, there i think president trump did get that part right. it is important to talk to the russians and

he's up this morning retweeting michael cohen in 2017 when don junior say iing that. michael cohen has a different place now. we'll see how that goes. up next, 4% growth, add that to 4% unemployment. the president has a plan to rev it up even more. a trade war his critics warn will smother that boom. ♪ come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away. ♪ ♪ come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away. ♪ >>> there is no doubt the trump economy is booming. the question is what now? 4% gross domestic product growth to go along with 4% unemployment. to the art of the deal president, just the moment to disrupt, to use that strength to ride out a trade war. >> we've been working on these trade deals which are the worst ever made by any country in history. we don't have one trade deal that's any good. >> but most of the president's fellow republicans prefer the free market to tariff fights. they see the strong new numbers and argue, if it apt broke, don't fix it. >> the pity of this is the economy is doing so well, the response to our tax reform, to the deregulation that we and the

-- forget the issue of collusion that russia meddled in the 2016 election fanned so why would he retweetheir denial this week at at the same time attacking the fbi? >> i think the president has already said that he's going to raise the question of russian meddling, again, with vladimir putin, he said it this past -- chris: does he believe it happened? >> i will tell you what president putin said to me through translator, of course, she said there's no meddling in 2016 election by the russian state. so i think it still raises the question. i think the president wants to have a conversation about this and that we don't want to see meddling in 2018. chris: you have doubts that the kremlin is involved. i think the intelligence is what i said before and haven't changed my mind on that and i think it's something that we are concerned about and that's why the president will speak with him about it again. chris: i would like to ask you briefly about the north korean summit, after the summit president trump said that north korea is no longer a nuclear threat to the u.s., but as you well know, the

this tweet from justin caffier, a writer with vice, has been retweeted thousands of times over."iends just a heads up stay away from the griffin in atwater village, they accommodated a white supremacy group, and when pressed about it said only color they see is green, let's make sure they don't see much of that color any more."the proud boys responded on twitter saying, "we were hanging out having beer, josh and his friends showed up to start a problem, they did. then they cried online. the end."it wasn't long before the owner of the griffin also responded saying, in part, neither i nor my business partner don't support nazi or white supremacist groups and this not a nazi bar. i advise we use tactic we have used to past, with gang members - kill them with kindness and they'll get bored and go away. it my bar and i'm ultimately responsible for what happened last night, i feel terrible and sick to my stomach. now, thousands of people have taken to yelp posting one star reviews, urging people to avoid the griffin. mos:"i think its a little frightening if this becomes a gathering poi

. >> cohen's response came in the form of a retweeted post which said i did not say i was a war vet. united parcel. >> a proven liar. nobody can believe a word he is saying now. >> abc news has made multiple attempts to get an official response from cohen and showtime, but so far no comment. dick cheney, joe arpaio, ted koppel, and former senate candidate roy moore from alabama all believe they were also duped. moore is threatening legal action as result. >>> the dmv is apologizing for its long lines and it's doing somebody it. starting monday, the claremont office in oakland will open one hour earlier at 7:00 a.m. four days a week. and starting august 4th, 14 bay area field offices will open every saturday. >>> new legislation being introduced in sacramento would force uber and lyft to use more electric vehicles. it would require a certain amount of clean miles driven by zero emission vehicles. if it passes, they would set targets for ride share companies. >>> the families of the 1 thai boys trapped in a cave with their soccer coach are beginnng to tell their stories now. one of the

you actually retweeted that story to president trump. why?nt to make the president aware that north korea appears to be backing off their commitments. i have served in active duty. it was the 1990s under the u.s. pacific command. i've seen north korea do this we petedl -- repeatedly. this is a very disturbing story. it's showing that north korea always intended to deceive our president. they want to hide nuclear facilities and nuclear weapons. another story says they're wrapping up nuclear fuel production. if these stories are true, then i call on the president to resume u.s. military readiness exercises. >> so this is how the president's national security adviser sees it. listen. >> there's nobody involved in this discussion with north korea in the administration who is overburdened by naivety. we've seen how the north koreans have behaved before. the president has been very clear he's not going to make the mistakes of prior administrations. we're going to pursue this and see what happens. that's the next step in the discussions. >> all righ

state line photos of bentley in front of state signs he became a twitter phenom garnished over 8,000 retweetsana: bentley the family and the dog are coming on the story tonight. >> jesse: four plugs. >> tyrus: you are plugging away. >> kimberly: dana and i wrote back and forth about this. >> dana: tyrus is on the are you going gutfeld show and jesse is on the greg gutfeld show. >> kimberly: where is greg? >> maria: everyone knows lebron is leaving and going to l.a. they made it official in cleveland. his banner has been taken down off of the side of this building. it's a nike banner. it was at the sherman williams headquarters building. if you look at the video, it is massive this was put up around the time he won the championship. anyways for cavs fans watching this get taken down was very dramatic. >> jesse: what does cleveland have now? >> dana: the rock and roll hall of fame. >> maria: the rock and roll hall of fame. lake erie. the indians. >> jesse: cleveland native americans. come on. >> maria: brewing company. lebron is leaving. sad day for cleveland. baper is gone. have to all now roo