roger. roger is a critical piece of chess to get mueller to trump impeach. >> but they didn't specifically name roger. roger is 9 othe reason i think s me. have you talked to him at all? >> roger may have been insulted which is why he publicly attacked me. roger should understand i will not talk to roger because paul manafort -- does he like what happened to paul manafort? i'm not going to talk to roger. our attorneys can talk. for roger, it's best to me that i don't talk to him. that way, he can't be taken to any other standpoint. >> i want you to take a look at you what said yesterday on air with ali velshi. you said that stone could still be indicted. >> sure. >> i'm going to clarify a few things. do you believe that stone will continue to pace or ultimately will face charges related to communication and financial malfeasance. how do you see this playing out now with the new indictment? >> well, i think it could be either or. because after i was sent to the grand jury, they've had all of

roger didn't do anything. roger didn't do anything except get treated like crap by donald trump, the president. >> you keep saying you don't think there will be a consequence. what if the consequence for that is going to jail, sam? >> they're not going to send me to jail. you know what, mr. mueller, if he wants to send me to jail, he can send me to jail and then i'll laugh about it and i'll make a bigger spectacle than i am on your tv show right now. >> well, sir, i don't know what they're going to do. i don't know that and i can't prejudge it. >> i know you can't. >> sam, you got immunity. so you certainly don't have any reason not to testify, right, as you told us today. >> yeah. >> not only that, not only that, it actually makes it appear that roger stone has something to hide because you will not go testify. >> he has nothing to hide. >> well, then go testify. >> you know what, i'll tell you what -- okay, i don't mind about testifying. i'm not going to sit there for 80 hours for this document request. i ha

roger is my mentor. roger is like family to me. i'm not going to do it. and roger did not talk -- he may have lied about it, but roger did not talk -- >> are you basing that view that they're using you to get to roger based on a theory or based on the questions they asked you? ? >> based on the questions they asked me. i have no idea in advance what they wanted for the grand jury. they told me i wouldn't be the subject of a target. and i was going to get the same kind of immunity. they wanted something. >> they offered you immunity? >> yes. ari, the idea that we had some major plot with donald trump after he -- corey lewandowski, the minute he got hired, he was -- i don't want to be -- let me put it this way, he ran a scam to get hired. okay, that's my opinion. corey lewandowski, the minute he got hired, wanted roger and me out. . i think corey was in there and told them a lot of stuff about us. >> did they say that to you or your lawyer? >> to my lawyer. i haven't communicated directly with them. >> and when you say they're after roger, has roger in any

roger: all that happened before i joined.ar it did go through a lot of turnover which led to me joining the company in september. it has doubled down. we closed the sirius xm investment at the time i was joining and we have refocused the company on a few things. we are the largest music streaming service in the u.s. and 70% of revenue comes from advertising. digital audio advertising is the one big digital advertising business not controlled by google or facebook. we've been investing. we bought a company called adswiz which helps us invest in our strengths of digital audio well continuing to grow our subscription business nicely. emily: there has been a perennial question of whether pandora is a standalone company or an acquisition target. is it a wait-and-see? or do you see pandora going it alone? roger: i can see why other companies would find pandora attractive because there are few companies that have our scale. but our strategy is to build on our or strength -- our core strengths. we are investing in digital advertising

roger.that said, erin, it's a very important point i said that when i communicated with roger about this roger told me he met with the assange and i believed him at the time. i asked him if assange had information on benghazi, and roger said, no, it was going to be information about the clinton foundation. i never spoke to him about guccifer. and what i would also say is when i had these arguments with roger worried about him saying do not publicly associate with these people, roger would argue with me and he believed and i truly think that he believed that it wasn't the russians that did the hacking. so it goes more into his mens rea and his intent, but we'll find out because i think roger stone is a critical piece for bob mueller who wants to get a major return on investment on special counsel he's spending a lot of money, and roger is the point to make an impeachment. >> when stone today said, again, despite the fact that the dates and everything match up, put that aside for a second, sam

that theory suggests roger stone is stupid or a novice. >> roger does not trust the government. i disagree with him. putin is not my friend. by the way, the president should confront putin about this publicly in his press conference. >> do you think he will? >> i don't know. >> if the president meets with putin which i think it was a horrible idea, i thought it was a horrible idea before this but it's still a horrible idea, even worse now unless he comes back with 26 russians in handcuffs because we need them extradited. we have 26 russians if my math is right. >> as a matter of diplomacy does it look weak and soft to give putin this meeting? >> you are leading the witness. yes. with. >> would -- sam would i lead a witness? right now this kremlin, this russian government only understands firmness. if the president goes and meets with putin unless he takes his shoe off like nikita kruschev, the former head of the soviet government and pounds it on the table he won't appear firm to putin privately nor to the russian people or the russian government and the russians will only stop

so, i would say -- >> do you think roger is that stupid? >> i think roger is conspiratorial, yes. i think roger, alex jones and that whole -- >> that defense that you're sharing, and i appreciate -- >> this is all i know. >> i understand, you're explaining what you've learned. and it makes you interesting.fi. you are explaining your understanding. that suggests that roger stone is stupid or a novice. we have dealt with him. he strikes me as neither of those things. >> roger is someone who does not trust the government sometimes, and has seen disinformation put out. i disagree with him. it was clear to me that putin did this. putin is not my friend. i think putin is not an ally. by the way, the president should confront putin about this publicly in his press conference about this. >> you think donald trump should do that. do you think he will do that? >> i would hope so. i don't know. >> evelyn? >> well, you know where i stand. if the president meets with putin, which i think is a horrible idea, i thought it was a horrible idea before this, but it's still a horrible idea, it's even

now, her connection to roger stone is very interesting. roger stone advised her as a candidate.dn't take money from her, but who very famously tangled with eliot spitzer, seemed to prop up his candidate that caused plenty of headaches and embarrassment for eliot spitzer. she obviously knows roger stone. they go back for a number of years. roger stone has had his own colorful history. what robert mueller will get from an interview or a subpoena from kristen davis is not entirely clear, but there are plenty of stories that she could tell that would be fodder for tabloids. >> let's talk about that. what kind of information might she be able to share with the special counsel's investigators? >> well, she said yesterday that she worked almost kind of like did a lot of web work for roger stone. that she wrote a lot of -- did web design and wrote position papers for him, but she said that she couldn't have been connected with the trump campaign because she was in prison for much of that time period. to danny's point, she could have insight as to the flow of information as to what has b

that theory of the case to defend roger suggests that roger stone is stupid or a novice. you and i have both dealt with him. he strikes me as neither of those things. >> roger is someone who does not trust in the government sometimes. and it has seen information put out. i disagree. it was clear that putin did this. i think putin is not an ally, he's an adversary. by the way, the president should confront putin about this publicly in his press conference with him. >> you think that donald trump should do that, do you think he will do that? >> i hope so. >> evelyn? >> you know where i stand. if the president meets with putin which i thought was a horrible idea before this, but it's still a horrible idea. even worse now unless he comes back with 26 russians in handcuffs because we need them extradited now. >> as a matter of diplomacy, does it look weak and soft to go give putin this meeting after this has been exposed? >> you are leading the witness, yes. i mean, you don't -- >> sam, would i need a witness? >> you're leading the witness. right now the russians, this kremlin

your reaction to roger stone?part of the interview calling his twitter exchange with guccifer 2.0 benign and innocuous. >> trying to push it off and some other direction. let's be very, very clear here. we have every one of the american intelligence agencies saying that the russians hacked in to the computers. >> uh-huh. >> that dnc as well as john podesta. >> dcc as well, right? >> exactly. all of that, and now the indictments. mueller doing an investigation for more than a year, and come up with 12 more, we now have 32 russian indictments. >> five guilty pleas. >> five guilty pleas. >> yep. >> and, okay, roger stone. you're trying to protect yourself. we understand that, but that's not where the facts are. the facts are elsewhere. >> does this indictment answer any questions that you had? >> no. it just adds additional weight to the facts that were already known. we've known for more than a year that russia hacked into and then used that information having stolen it. that's where the law was broken. they stole t

roger stone has been with trump for a long time. remember roger stone talking to me to promote the idea of donald trump running for president in 1999. so to me the distinction between whether he was on the campaign staff or not is a little beside the point. he's been very close to donald trump for a long time. but you've also got michael flynn having been in moscow at that dinner along with jill stein. with the -- with vladimir putin in 2015. you've also got jared kushner, paul manafort, donald trump jr. with that meeting at trump tower. there were many points of contact, but it's possible that the most sensitive potentially risky contacts were conducted by roger stone, because he was able to establish some distance from the campaign by leaving the campaign payroll. >> okay. john harwood, eugene scott, good to hear you both. thank you. >>> so many legal questions remain about the michael cohen tapes. is it really inconceivable that an attorney would record a conversation with a client? some answers, next. alright guys let's go! let'

rogers, how are you? >> bro: francois clemmons, who played a friendly policeman in the 'neighborhood' recalls a seemingly benign scene intended to send a bigger message. >> they did not want black people to swim in their swimming pools.e my being on ogram was a statement for fred. >> i think fred rogers made is decision very early in his career that what he was going to do was to level with children, because i think the adultha instinct w and i as a parent know this, you want to tell your kids not to pay attention to bad things or don't worry about things and the fact of the matter is chiare way too smart to not worry about things. they know en bad things happen. >> brown: there were spoofs and mockery including sadie murphy onrday night live.">> nd many wondered: is this guy for real? >> brown: the question so many of us had was: is this all an a acerformance? surely there's some dark side to fred rogers? but you seem to show he was who he was. >> without a doubt, that's the most common question i got wa

this is roger. hello, roger. [ cheers and applause ] roger. >> yeah?y: where are you from, roger? >> inglewood. >> jimmy: inglewood. where it's all good, right? >> yep. >> jimmy: and it is all good indeed. i really think to beat chris you have to -- that's a traditional greeting. all right. let's give it your all. 110%. here is roger with his turn in the belly flop competition. guillermo, do it. >> three, two, one! >> jimmy: here comes roger. >> that was awesome! >> jimmy: oh, see? let's look at that again if we could. in slow motion. and here comes roger. he gets up pretty high for a big gentleman. i mean, where do you go from that? if chris got a 30, what does roger get? karamo? >> roger gets an 11 from me. roger, you're the man! >> jimmy: an 11 for roger. maria? >> i kind of hit my face, i didn't get as wet this time, a 10. >> jimmy: 10 is good. and rico? >> okay, i got pretty soaked. i have to give it a 10. >> jimmy: all right, roger. you're in the lead, roger. 31 points. congratulations. they said that no one could ever top a perfect score. >> tha

roger is her son's godfather.he works kurnlly in the cosmetology business and knows nothing about the 2016 election. we also have a statement from roger stone's lawyer and here's what he told us. he said if the purpose of the special counsel investigation is russian involvement in the election through collusion, roger is certain miss davis would have no knowledge of russian collusion in the 2016 election. roger conclude this is a continuous harassment about his friends to find something that does not exist. roger stone has not been accused of any wrongdoing, but it's another twist in this tale we did not see coming today, erin. >> no, we didn't. thank you very much. roger stone admits he is likely -- as we said, almost certainly the unnamed american in the most recent mueller indictment of 12 russians. yac "outfront" now, richard blumenthal. they want to talk to kristen davis, the manhattan madam. why do you think he wants to talk to her? >> anything related to roger stone is of interest to the special counsel. re

another example of roger federer having fun. and so were they. lajovic wasn't.ending champion had hardly broken sweat. important, of course, to conserve energy in the heat. federer wasn't in the kind of mood to hang around. he's in masterful form. this could be over in an hour and 20 minutes. having missed out the clay court season seemed like a good decision. what a touch. his fans clearly pleased to see him back in the game. there was a freshness to federer. victory wrapped up in an hour and 19 minutes. he said he felt at home out on centre court. surely that's something of an understatement. a lot of fans very happy that he is through and i am joined by former british number one sam smith. watching roger federer in action, he is definitely the fans' choice but incredible to see him in action. he makes it look so easy and it's not, his been here a week since his last tournament so he has had plenty of practice time and especially on centre court, i don't think anyone has played on that court more than roger in the last 20 years. an ideal opponent to get under

and it's another year of wimbledon with another roger federer victory.o the second round. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the fifa world cup in russia on a monday where there were no shocks in the last 16 matches. brazil eased past mexico but belgium had to come from 2—0 down to beat a dogged japan. 0lly foster rounds up the action from moscow. this tournament continues to be an absolute knockout, after those two penalty shootouts on sunday, we expected a quiet monday here in russia but when brazil are playing they always seem to create their own drama, don't they? they beat mexico 2-0, drama, don't they? they beat mexico 2—0, fairly straightforward to get to their seventh straight quarter—final but the spotlight was again on neymar. his performance won them

roger: that is great for our business. paid streaming services last quarter grew 63% year-over-year. it is a fast-growing part of our business. but, again, we think consumers will be -- some will choose add supported, some will choose subscription. we are well positioned because we're strong in both of them. emily: do you think content cost will continue to go up? roger: i think there is a moderating effect. we see it as the platform start to gain more scale in streaming. and it is really to the benefit of the industry. we are now being music industry growing again after 15, 18 years of decline. emily: right, it has been a long time. roger: it is growing, and it is growing because of streaming. there's a balance between labels, publishers, and streaming services that understand there needs to be healthy ecosystem. it is the future of the industry. emily: that said, listener hours were still down in the first quarter. when do you see it turning around? roger: we have a big opportunity to grow engagement, so not just listene

davis is a longtime roger stone associate.ieves mueller wants to talk to her about political work she's done for him. here is what stone told cnn last night about her involvement. >> she has no knowledge whatsoever of russian collusion, collaboration with wikileaks or anything else improper having to do with the 2016 election. >> roger stone -- former trump adviser said her work for me is perfectly legal. anything to the contrary is actionable and will be pursued in court. joining me with defense attorney. let me turn to you first for the basics here, what we know about this approach made to kristin davis. >> on thursday the special counsel's office called her attorney and asked do we need to go and serve her or subpoena. they slept on it and they said she would accept. >> roger stone, they know each other well, they are friends. >> roger stone and kristin davis have extremely close personal and professional relationship. so close he's god father to her only son. they worked together on and off since 2010. they know each other

roger said took that first set six love. roger federer took that first set.sive from roger federer at the moment. he is chasing what could be a ninth wimbledon crown. he wrapped up that first set injust crown. he wrapped up that first set in just 16 crown. he wrapped up that first set injust 16 minutes. he will need to get his game together if he wants to come back into this. with so many of the top seeds falling by the wayside in the early round, it really has opened up for roger fedor at the moment. the only real stern challenge... he could have the tantalising prospect of roger fedor up tantalising prospect of roger fedor up against rafa nadal in the final. 0ne up against rafa nadal in the final. one of the best matches ever played at wimbledon was in 2008. roger fedor are looking superb out at centre court at the moment. you mentioned those big seeds tumbling in the first week. the sole remaining top ten women's seed left. john, i don't think you manage to hear me there. sorry. she was the sole remaining top ten women's seed after a ll sole remaining top

roger federer has not graced court number0ne at roger federer has not graced court number one at wimbledonfor three years. of unfamiliarity was an issue, it did not show early on. after 26 minutes, the first set was over and federer looked in full control. but looks can be deceiving and kevin anderson won the next three games, becoming the first player to break federer‘s serve at wimbledon and 85 attempts. that reinvigorated the defending champion, who forced a tie—breaker and wet two sets up. anderson was still fighting and started playing shots his opponent would have been proud of. something special. then saved a match point before taking the third set in trademark style. all the momentum was now with the eighth seed and he made it count, taking the match to a deciding set. the two then held serve for an incredible 22 games before federer could hold no more. but anderson could, and in doing so knocked out the eight time champion in an incredible comeback. craig templeton, bbc news. it has been a day of former champions in action. 0ne it has been a day of former champions in action. one

we spoke with roger lynch, ceo of pandora. roger: music is fundamentally a social experience.bility to share it on snap is meaningful. emily: instagram has a close relationship with spotify. they had a close relationship with facebook. is that why you picked snap? roger: we chose snap because they have a younger listener base. younger listeners tend to be more engaged with music and it was the big social media platform that had not enabled music sharing in a way we thought we could do something unique with. emily: pandora has been going through a lot lately. a lot of executive turnover. a big investment from ser irius. how have things changed since then? investors were hoping for a buyout. roger: all that happened before i joined. last year it did go through a lot of turnover which led to me joining the company in september. it has settled down quite a lot since then. we closed the sirius xm investment at the time i was joining and we have refocused the company on a few things. one is we are, as you mentioned, the largest music streaming service in the u.s. and 70% of revenue

i'm making you relevant here, roger. my twitter feed is awash with people who want to believe every word you're saying. but i'm saying of those who should know better, very few cling to this idea that russia had nothing to do with it. >> chris, i must already be relevant or you wouldn't have invited me to be here tonight. >> 100%. point for you. next. >> to address your question, there's no evidence in this indictment that i or anyone involved with donald trump -- >> true. >> received anything from the russians. >> true. >> or anyone who hacked the material and passed it to wikileaks. >> true. >> i don't know the people at d.c. leaks. i don't think i've ever had any contact with them. >> right. >> in all honesty, for me, this indictment is exoneration because some of your colleagues in the media believe otherwise, and that is clearly not the case. >> well, i'll tell you what i'll say on this given my understanding of these matters and processes. i don't know why they didn't name you in this indictment and charge you with

even roger stone himself. that investigation is still ongoing. >> roger stone said they got nothing referring to the special prosecutors. >>> let's talk about all of this, rushing that and president trump. senator weidner is joining us, he servies on the senate intelligence committee. in a late interview with cbs news, an excerpt was just released, he says he told vladimir putin we can't have any meddling against the united states from russia. it but just hours before he sat down with cbs news, the president was asked if russia is still targeting the united states, and he simply say, one word, he said no. which version of the president's comments do you? >> well, wolf, the fact is, with these stories changing almost every couple of hours, the president's credibility on these matters has really shrunk to zero. what we know is when it really counted, he didn't stand up to putin and i think that's what is on the mind of the american people right now. >> why couldn't he simply say that the joint news conference wi

roger federer is already through.s arrangements after brexit. with time running out to agree a deal with the eu, the latest proposals will be discussed by ministers at a crucial meeting at chequers on friday. it comes amid fresh infighting within the conservative party on the issue. here's our political correspondent tom barton. how close britain's relationship with the european union should be is one of big questions facing those negotiating brexit. but the possible answers to that question have split the government. up to now, two options have been on the table. one, a close customs partnership after brexit. the other, a looser arrangement that would rely on technology to minimise border checks. both though have the cabinet divided over which would be best, and now number ten is considering a renewed proposal in the hope of uniting ministers. it is not clear what the details of that proposal will be, but writing in the daily telegraph, jacob reese mogg said... government minister sir alan duncan, hit back on twitter

she may have information about how roger stone moved money around or where roger stone got funding to. roger stone, of course, a campaign aide in all of this goes back to the trump campaign. roger stone may have confided in her or just over dinner or over a business meeting may have said something to her. they apparently are trying to talk to other stone associates so they are trying to figure out and it seems like how the money moved around between accounts and organizations. elizabeth: class much. is this what the in ministration want us talking about? today want to talk about taxes and immigration or roger stone and kristin davis and all of that sort of -- rec. >> right. after a week of russian talk and republican lawmakers, including some of the president's longtime allies thing he looks week on the stage alongside vladimir putin, the senate with a unanimous resolution against russia, talk of a sanctions bill in the senate, i really think the white house was somewhat relieved yesterday. this did change the subject. on the face of this payment that he and michael cohen talked about

roger is the godfather to her son. she is currently in the cosmetology business and she knows nothing whatsoever about russian collusion with the 2016 election." now, obviously, you can see there that she's trying to sort of get ahead of the story and make it very, very clear from the get-go that she knows nothing that robert mueller might be interested in. >> m.j. lee, thanks very much. joining us nonow is roger stone. thank you for being back on the program. so with mueller wanting to talk to kristin davisi, it would be the third ex-associate that's been caught up in this investigation. do you think you're a target of this investigation and that's why they want do talk to miss davis? >> i have no idea, thank you for having me back, anderson. first of all, last week's indictments made pretty clear i had no advanced notice of the alleged hacking of the dnc, received no materials from guccifer 2, the russians or no one else, passed no material on to donald trump or wikileaks or julian assange or anyone else. now, kristi

i had continue fights with roger about this issue because i said to roger, you should not be in contact with these people. roger said i don't even believe it's russia. he genuinely said that to me. so i said good luck. good luck arguing with this. he's now seeing the indictment. >> so roger at one point -- you had said that you told roger he shouldn't be in touch with wikileaks. with them in particular. and he said that he -- that came out of a phone call that you and he had on a friday and that he was just joking. he said he was going to london to talk to wikileaks. and you are saying that's what you heard. >> i also -- also, remember, when he spoke to me on that particular conversation, as i have said, when he spoke to me, he said to me that he had met with julian assange, he now says that he was joking. i figured that it wasn't true after the fact. i immediately -- my knee-jerk reaction was did you get any information on benghazi? he said, no, there's going to be information about the clinton foundation. and wikileaks did not release information about either or. but in terms of gucci

i'm making you relevant here, roger. my twitter feed is awash with people who want to believe every word you're saying. but i'm saying of those who should know better, very few cling to this idea that russia had nothing to do with it. >> chris, i must already be relevant or you wouldn't have invited me to be here tonight. >> 100%. point for you. next. >> to address your question, there's no evidence in this indictment that i or anyone involved with donald trump -- >> true. >> received anything from the russians. >> true. >> or anyone who hacked the material and passed it to wikileaks. >> true. >> i don't know the people at d.c. leaks. i don't think i've ever had any contact with them. >> right. >> in all honesty, for me, this indictment is exoneration because some of your colleagues in the media believe otherwise, and that is clearly not the case. >> well, i'll tell you what i'll say on this. given my understanding of these matters and processes. i don't know why they didn't name you in this indictment and charge you wit

now we have roger stone in contact with this persona. there is nothing particularly incriminating that laid out in this indictment that stone did or said, but certainly refutes his denial that he engaged with the russian. and we know, a couple of months ago, another story broke saying he remembered a contact with a russian down in florida. if there were members of the trump campaign or trump advisors who were participating with the russians or coordinating, roger stone seemed like a likely person. >> the next thing on the world stage, the next issue is that president trump is set to meet with vladimir putin. some calls from democrats, even john mccain calling for president trump not to go forward with this meeting. with this indictment now detailing, this is what russia was doing in the united states in the election in 2016, what message too you want president trump to bring to vladimir putin. what message do you expect to bring. >> president trump should not bow at the foot of vladimir putin and for him to do so is a disgrace to the ame

worked for roger stone in the past.this may be the connection and the reason for his interest. i want to read a statement that we got from kristen davis' lawyer. it says davis and roger stone have really good friends and she has worked for her on and off. she's currently in the cosmology business and she knows nothing what so ever of the 2016 collusion of election. she's trying to get ahead of the story and make it clear from the get-go that she knows nothing about robert mueller may be interested in. >> m.j. lee. thank you. >> roger thank you very much for being back on the program, we appreciate it. >> with mueller want to talk to kristen davis, tast third associate of yours, do you believe you are a target of this investigation and that's why they want to talk to miss davis? >> well, i have no idea. thank you for having me back anderson. >> i had no advance notice of the alleged hacking of tlhe dnc and received no materials. now, kristen davis is a good friend of mine, she's a brilliant woman who has paid her debt to

eso va a pasar. >> viendo que no pueden entregar 100, quÉ va a pasar con 2.000 no. >> correcto. >> rogerdejÓ secuelas en ambos. >> prÁcticamente quedÓ con un trauma que tengo que ver quÉ soluciÓn le busco yo con un psicÓlogo o algo. >> en el paso texas rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> unos 2900 menores todavÍa estÁn encerrados lejos de sus familias el estilo de muchos es incierto porque el gobierno dice que sus padres ya fueron deportados o estÁn acusados de algÚn delito, rubÉn pereira hablÓ en brownsville con varios inmigrantes que ya no saben cÓmo sobre llevar el tormento de la separaciÓn. >> que por favor puedan hacer algo para que me entreguen pronto a mi hijo. >> es la sÚplica que le hace ella al gobierno de trump para que le entreguen a su hijo de diez aÑos, fueron separados en la frontera hace casi dos meses, aunque quedÓ en libertad aÚn no logra recuperar a su hijo. >> tambiÉn estÁn haciendo el proceso, yo necesito que me lo entreguen ya pronto. >> del pasado 7 de junio ha podido verlo aquÍ en el albergue, sin embargo, asegura que cada vez que lo ve sale de ese albergue

roger federer is looking so co mforta ble, roger federer is looking so comfortable, cool as a cucumberit's ha rd to despite the 30 degrees heat. it's hard to imagine who at this point could stop roger federer claiming his ninth wimbledon title, especially given the early x itself marin cilic and stanislas wawrinka. leaders face a six foot five german this afternoon. roger federer is not the only defending wimbledon champion on court this afternoon. serena williams is back on court, again looking very comfortable in the last two matches. she will be looking for her eighth wimbledon title. that is the second match of the day on set —— centre court. six of the top ten women have already gone. that means some people are really quite confident about serena williams‘ chances. really quite confident about serena williams' chances. we have seen over the last few years the depth in the women game is stronger than it used to be. the top ten players i guess just aren't playing consistent tennis week in week out. there are all was going to be opportunities for the lower ranked players to score a b

roger federer is playing in his 20th consecutive wimbledon.des. on centre today, he needed just 79 minutes to defeat dusan lajovic. perfect? well, the perfect gentleman would notice that girl's sign and make her day before he left court. well, of course he did. he's roger federer. at 19, katie swan of bristol is making her name. today she beat an opponent ranked 168 places above her. well, swan has a mentor in her management company called andy murray. maybe we are missing the man, but seeing his influence. serena williams is rediscovering her game. a mother now, of course. and today she dug deep. 7—5, 6—3, against arantxa rus, a determined dutch opponent. "i didn't play my best but i will get there," serena said. and who would doubt her? a timeless start to these championships. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. that's all from us — now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup, these are our headlines: belgium have brokenjapanese hearts, 2—0 down, 3—2 winners with

she wrote "position marijuanas" for roger stone, so what were those exactly. what mueller is looking for. >> environment and beyond, okay, so a mom shell, of course. now nbc news has girled that they discussed payments to a former playboy model who say shed had an affair with trump. the president has denied that affair. they confirm that the president's attorney rudy julianny, he has directed mr. cohen if he were to make a to the woman, write a check rather than send cash so it can be properly documented. is there a chance that we're looking about potential charges against the president here? >> you're going to have to link it all together and that will be the issue. violations include not declaring this money being given, exceeding the violations -- exceeding the campaign contribution amounts, but hope hicks said they were unape ware of this payment, you have trump and cohen talking about it in 2016. they spoke about being reimbursed for this money. i don't carry around $150,000 in cash in my pocket, but it just goes to show that this money was paid, and it w

all eyes are on roger stone. as far as we know and unless things changed in the last few days, roger stone has not been contacted by the special counsel which, you know, all of the criminal defense attorneys and prosecutors i talked to said it's not a good sign for him this late into the investigation, given how much scrutiny there is of his actions. the other thing about roger stone, stone is a guy who literally has the tattoo of a criminal president on his back -- richard nixon. he has delighted for the duration of his career of working the dark side of politics. he's bragged about lying. bragged about denial. he bragged about dirty tricks and, you know, rat effing, to use a turn. it's not crazy this self-avowed devotee of the last president chased from office for being a criminal and heading up a criminal conspiracy would engage in things that were at the very best the gray area of the law. there's probably more shoes to drop as regards roger stone. >> we should say stone has denied any guilt associated with c

earlier tonight, roger stone told cnn that ms. davis has done nothing wrong. >> she has no knowledge whatsoever of any russian collusion, collaboration with wikileaks, or anything else improper having to do with the 2016 election. >> i know it's a lot. we're going to get to all of it as promised. let's bring in our lead-off panel to do just that on a friday night. matt apuzzo, prize winning reporter for new york time. barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. and eli stokols, white house reporter for "the l.a. times." good evening to you all. thank you for your patience. matt, even though this is your story, so i don't have to bring you into an area of sourcing where you won't answer my question anyway, i'm going to start with the lawyer for president, which i think is best for all involved. barbara, you can't be on cable news these days without using the word "narrative." so here is the narrative that is emerging tonight. the special master senior federal judge goes through the pile of stuff they

roger: all that happened before i joined.year it did go through a lot of turnover which led to me joining the company in september. it has settled down quite a lot since then. we closed the sirius xm investment at the time i was joining and we have refocused the company on a few things. one is we are, as you mentioned the largest music streaming , service in the u.s. and 70% of revenue comes from advertising. digital audio advertising is the one big digital advertising business not controlled by google or facebook. pandora is the largest, so we have been investing in that. we bought a company called adswiz which helps us invest in our strengths of digital audio while we continue to grow our subscription business nicely. emily: there has been a perennial question of whether pandora is a standalone company or an acquisition target. is it a wait-and-see? is that something you are open to or do you see pandora going it alone? roger: i can see why other companies would find pandora attractive because there are few companies that h

we are live from wimbledon as defending champion roger federer attem pts defending champion roger federer atte m pts to defending champion roger federer attempts to go for his ninth men's singles title and serena williams makes her return to the all—england club. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. they've been missing in caves in thailand for nine days. but this afternoon, 12 boys and their football coach were found alive after a mammoth search operation prompting scenes ofjubilation. divers have been trying to reach them for days after water levels rose suddenly, trapping the boys. they're all said to be safe but after nine days it's not known what condition they're in. richard galpin has the latest. for more than a week, diving teams from thailand and other countries have been picking their way through this long cave complex. in the hope of finding the boys and their football coach. and now it seems thailand's navy divers have succeeded, just as that hope was fading away. translation: about the missing of 13 persons, the divers found the beach was flooded. then they went d

you mentioned roger stone. i want to listen to what he had to say about all this in an interview last night. here is part of that everyone. >> the reason i'm not charged in this indictment is because i received nothing from the defendants. i passed nothing on from the defendants. and my exchange with them, which is -- which is included, which any reasonably objective person can read, is benign. it's innocent. there is no evidence of collusion or conspiracy or coordination. >> he says he didn't receive anything liam didn't pass anything on, liam. is he right or do you think stone might still be charged down the road? >> i think that's still a very open question, alex. what is clear from the allegations in the indictment is that there are additional communications out there that are not listed in the indictment between stone and gucifer. and what those entail. and then what stone's other communications are with individuals at the trump campaign will be indicative or would be indicative to his state of mind. and t

she has ties to roger stone and lots of questions surrounding roger stone? >> right, and kristin davis and roger stone have a relationship that goes back a decade or so, perhaps the special counsel robert mueller thinks that she knows something or can tell him something or the investigators something about roger stone that would be pertinent to the investigation that he's doing into russian collusion, possible russian collusion with the trump campaign ahead of 2016 election, that's -- that's what i take away from it. blake: so kristin davis now in headlines and so once again is michael cohen, the president's former i think it's safe to say attorney, long-time fixer as well. news story coming out today in "the new york times" involving michael cohen, you're big take away with that? first off, michael cohen, at one point he said of the president, quote, my wife -- he said basically he would take a bullet for the president. he has changed tone, recently my wife, daughter, and son have my first loyalty and always will, i put family and country first. we have see

>> cultural differences home to the will rogers memorial center which hosts an annual stock show and rodeo. you could find several museums in the portion of the city. we will visit the cowgirl museum and hall of fame and learn about several women who made contributions to the american west.>> often times the history of the west is a male mythic of how the west was won, the national cowgirl museum is the only institution in the united states that honors women who came west and made a difference and are still making a difference. often times our name, cowgirl, it misleads people. the different types of women we are talking about here, they are really very broad. we talk about ranchers, we talk about entertainers and artists. we also talk about competitors. it's very much a broad brush of the women who came out west and made a difference. i'm standing outside of this gallery for the brand-new gallery for us. there's no other gallery like this in the united states. it examines women who are in traveling wild west shows. now they were very popular at the turn-of-the-century. the women who

roger stone is in deep trouble and he's been -- >> why? >> because of the fact -- >> he was the colluder? >> we don't know. >> really? >> he's been in touch -- there is question about what he knew about gucifer 2.0. that questions is still unresolved. we know on the basis of the indictment a week-and-a-half -- only been a week, mueller indictment of the russian grus, he was in touch with gucifer among others. we don't know what roger stone knew about gucifer. that's still to be shown. the pattern over time, timing of communications, the papt earn so many people around stone have been subpoenaed, have been brought into the mueller probe and that he has not been interviewed yet is such a sign that he is a target. and to have this woman who is a relatively obscure figure in roger stone's political world, madam of manhattan, now being dragged in, they haven't spoken to him one more sign mueller has his sights trained on roger stone and he has an indictment or more than one indictment coming his weighed fairly soon. >> joyce, let me ask you to

. >> adding to that, a story about a manhattan madam who knows roger stone, longtime trump advisor and robert mueller wants more information. >> kristin davis is the name and robert mueller wants to talk to her, davis is still in prison for her role running a high profile prostitution ring. it is not clear at this point what mueller wants to talk to her about but it might have to do with her work with roger stone who admitted as much on cnn tonight. >> anything other than that question, she has been an associate of mine for ten years, someone i have great affection for. >> roger stone who said he may be the unnamed person in a mueller indictment alleging contacts with russian operatives at the democratic national committee. all in all, another head spinning day in the ongoing investigation of trump associates. tgif and a happy 55th birthday to you. >> i'm not 55. need to correct the record. you are a great friend and that tees it up nicely. juan williams, and jason chaffetz, welcome. >> happy birthday. >> i want to know how shannon bream was tweeting photos. i want robert mueller to in

he spent his career being shaped and tutored by roger ailes. is he going to be bringing all that thinking of how to set a narrative and push right wing talking points to the white house. >> so, fox news already has a sort of pa perfect situation wih the trump administration. what difference will it make to have a former executive there inside the building, inside the west wing? >> well, i think what trump is trying to do, it indicates he's trying to bring some discipline, which is ironic, because the most undisciplined person in this white house is the president himself. he's trying to instill discipline in his communication shop to set to strict talking points. there hasn't been a cohesive message, because the president will just tweet things that goes against exactly what the white house is trying to do. but i think what is so sort of striking about this hire is that it shows, again, the disregard that trump has for any norms and standards. bill shine was credibility accused of knowing about roger ailes flagrant sexual harassment and involved

an organization that sounds a lot like wikileakss is roger stone. and so it it seems robert mueller wants to talk to the manhattan madam, so-called manhattan davis, kristen davis i think is her name, because of her role as the web designer. she is involved in understanding what is involved with rogerer stone's internet persewn aa and his work in the web domain. and i think that it's not likely oo be a fishing expedition. you're not likely to say who are all the people rogerer stone knows? it seems they would follow up on some other packtual nugget. her name was mentioned at meeting, few other testimony of other witnesses seems likely that's why they're pursuing her knowledge. >> people have been referring to this week as perhaps the most momentous of had it still early administration. where do you rank it? >> i think it's certainly up there. i was there for the press conference in helsinki and have been trying to catch up with the president's repeated walk backs of his positions on are russia. and the week his book ended here is a reminder of all ha