in the roman empire they beg a comparison for sheer size and magnificence. they are perfect of their kind and they stand for megalomania for sheer wanton extravagance. the ancient celtic side on the bay cow plains at the foot of the snow capped mountains of lebanon gad the indigenous syrians worshiped the great god but. later alexander the great name the place heliopolis and made it sacred to the sun god helios. and it was here too that the romans built their mighty temple to jupiter two thousand years ago but that temple too did not survive the passage of time. it wasn't until the nineteenth century that the ruins were rediscovered travelers in the orient sought out the remains of the temple it was no longer believers in the data who came but the leavers inot and instead of offerings they brought strange operator says in whose windows the world appeared upside down. with these operators says they imagined they could possess themselves of the past and present. since that time the eye of the buddha has been governed. by the viewfinder of the camera. sacrifice

one thing all romans had in common was a fear of being forgotten. immortal glory was the highest achievable goal those are good for did mark their grave with a tombstone. question it's the motivation behind the passage of christians through the roman authorities probably lay in the notion that this here was an unpredictable bunch of who it was fit could start a revolution. and the first was. on your own or his advisors couldn't possibly have asked for a better scapegoat. with some three thousand members of the roman christian community was a minority that was viewed with suspicion reviled feared and hated by the population at large. and after the catastrophe of the fire nero new rome was clamoring for justice. like all emperors nero feared diffusely of the masses so he went on the offensive. there were no public prosecutors under the roman legal system charges were filed on the basis of accusations brought by individuals. it's not known how many christians were interrogated or arrested but it's clear only a small percentage of rome's christian commu

for a roman emperor in the first century it was exceedingly important to be accepted by the roman population before if the city's residents withdrew their support for an imperial leader he was in for trouble. nero knew that and he correspondingly trying to win popular approval because we see tried a little too hot and went further than other first century emperors. but there is a whole sequence of accounts that reflect how the kenyan nero sought to maintain the public system. doesn't. need undergo this for it has been eating hot temper of political is quoted as wishing his subjects had just one throat to slash not so much he feared public opinion he had begun construction of a racecourse on the vatican hill of project nero finished the building centered on an obelisk nero looted from heliopolis in egypt which stands to this day on st peter's square. nero launched a charm offensive in the year fifty seven dispensing generous gifts among the people. from the ordered scrolls of gift certificates to be thrown into the crowds turning poppers into wealthy property owners in the blink of an eye. it

the world of roman guns. it was hard to navigate every aspect of life was governed by a different daddy. each god was no better than the person worshipping at its altar you could be equally cruel insidious evil or eventual the gods were immortal like super heroes but their world was as hierarchical as that of humans on earth. jupiter the supreme god wielding thunder and lightning to control the skies and striking fear into the hearts of more or less. for fear of offending an important day of the romans tended to adopt the gods of conquered lands getting them to their burgeoning pantheon. in nero's day dozens of sanctified for new followers but faith in the traditional collection of pagan gods dominated across the empire most romans unquestioningly followed the rights of their religion priests appeased the gods with sacrifices and as long as the empire prospered all was well. tombstones and inscriptions from the first century the romans to believed in an afterlife but their ideas of what it looked like differe

at this dress traditional arab culture merged with roman architectural skills. the funds for building the colosseum came from the olive trade over a period of two hundred years since the time of julius caesar the north african desert had developed into one vast all of growth this barren windswept region had become the roman empire's most important source of oil. because of its commercial success has just exerted great influence of. money rule the tiny metropolis money acquired with ambition and in the end place demonstrative leon shows through construction of the arena here the success of the clever business minded people of the province of distress is made manifest in. now historical souls can come up with a sound reason why a flourishing city should have arisen here of all places construction of the arena alone must have taken enormous effort the sandstone blocks had to be brought from thirty kilometers away and since this particular type of rocket soft and brittle the blocks must have been of a huge size to support the weight of the building safely. weathered

cook elaine iyam was popular for vacations among the roman aristocracy seeking relaxation from their daily political duties to days or canano is popular too and so built up as a result that further excavation of the ancient city is now impossible. the people of herculaneum may well have gone over to pompei now and then for the entertainment the amphitheater at pompei could hold twenty thousand spectators when the gladiators came up against savage beasts far more than the total population of the city. only the dead in the cemeteries remained calm when vesuvius which had been thought extinct erupted the panic led many to suspect an earthquake the cellars where they sought refuge proof their graves a hail of pumice stone rained down on the city those who succeeded in fleeing had cushions bound on their heads for protection four whole days the serious poor fourth once mother the entire vicinity. the emperor decided that the curse of the gods was upon the city and chose not to rebuild it survivors and looters went digging for treasures left behind and then pompei passed into oblivion nowa

roman's mother was excited too.so she posted the video on facebook, and in just hours.ù hundreds of thousands of people were sharing in roman's joy, >> he touched a lot of people. >> glor: are roman's dad says they've gotten thousands of messages. >> random people telling us their story, you know, how they were depressed, or you know, how re going through these medical situations. he influenced them in a positive way to change their mindset and change their view. it's just so heartwarming, he's just gave hope to so many people with a seven-second clip. >> glor: a seven-second reminder to never give up -- courtesy of two-year-old roman dinkle. >> i love you. >> i love you, bye. >> quijano: what a beautiful young burp that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." for more news anytime go to cbs-n at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york. wa. over levi's stadium. good evening, i'm brian hackney. i'm juliette goodrich. kpix 5's joe vazquez is live at levi's stadium with the rent hike t

the house of the phone a roman deity occupied an entire insular or block it belonged to a nobleman with a taste for art on the day the volcano erupted he was hastily packing up the silverware from the table when the roof fell in and killed him. in this house the memory of a glorious age long past was honored that ancient time when the persian king darrius was defeated by alexander the great king of macedonia at iss in the year three hundred thirty three b.c. the depiction of the battle consists of a million and a half stone. the image we have of alexander the great will forever be indebted to this mosaic. refuse and sewage ran down the streets of pompei hence the stepping stones that enabled the desk to cross from one side to the other without becoming too dirty. a. little. bit. of. the residence of the brothers vet eous like others new to wealth they were anxious to display their status so they commissioned the best workshop of painters in the region to paint the entire property. famed dogs and heroic couples from mythology are the principal motifs in the hall of the. her phrases featu

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i walking, maggie. >> glor: a seven-second reminder to never give up, courtesy of ano-year-old roman i love you. >> bye! >> i love you. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. nem jeff glor. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access gro help in fighting crime. the idea-- tap resources from other police agencies. but you might be surprised at who's fighting >>> we have calls for bart to get help in fighting crime. the idea, tap resources from other police agencies. good evening. >> in light of recent attacks the business group "bay area council" wants a bart to seek mutual aid and joined forces with other police departments. >> reporter: you would reach out to these agencies and asked them, do you need mutual aid? the bart union says no, we have got but we need here. the council says, yes, they need mutual aid and board members say why not look at all options. faced with an ongoing rise in crime and three high profile crimes an four months bart has ordered its cops to start working 12 hour days. police union spokesperson kei

the results of an independent investigation into historic child sex abuse at two roman catholic boarding‘80s, will be published today. the english benedictine monasteries at ampleforth in north yorkshire and downside in somerset have apologised for past failings. the report is based on evidence given at public hearings in december. our news correspondent richard lister reports. good morning, everyone. 0vertwo months last year, the independent enquiry into this child sexual abuse, held hearings into historical abuse, held hearings into historical abuse at two roman catholic schools. did you ever consider telling the police? i considered the possibility but, again, it was rumoured. father leo chamberlain, the headmaster of ampleforth school in yorkshire during the 19905 was a student there during the 19905 was a student there during the 19905 was a student there during the 19605 and 705. that was a period when this man, was abusing boysin period when this man, was abusing boys in ampleforth's prep school. it was jailed for two years in 2006 after admitting 20 assaults. another month, grego

roman was operated on before he was born. increasing his chances of potentially being able to walk. >> i had to let him fall a few times to know i wasn't going to be there to catch him. et he had to learn to catch himself. >> after lots of practice it, roman finally do this. which he was effect stat toik share with the family dog. roman's mom was excited too. she posted the vud owe on facebook. and in just hours, people around the world were sharing roman's joy. >> is he touched a lot of people. mom and dad received nonstop messages. >> from random people telling us their story, how they were depressed and suicidal or going through all these medical situations and to see he influenced them in a positive way to change nar mind set and their view, it's just so heartwarmi heartwarming. he gave hope to so many people with a 7-second clip. >> a 7-second reminder to never give up courtesy of 2 yoerld roman. bye! >> what a beautiful boy. that's the overnight for for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check

one thousand children in pennsylvania over a period of seven decades and that senior figures in the roman catholic church covered it up. and we need a man who lost most of his family in a mudslide in syria leone that left hundreds dead one year on we look at the fallout from this tragedy and hear why former residents in the government are still blaming each other for what happened. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us grief is turning to anger in italy as people seek answers as to how a motorway bridge in general could collapse without warning at least thirty people are now known to have died in the disaster rescuers still searching the rubble at this hour for any survivors italy's deputy prime minister says the company that runs the bridge should be held accountable. rescue efforts in general were this morning. firefighters and doctors worked throughout the night pulling survivors out of the rubble they're hopeful they'll find more. but there are also facing the grim reality recovering the dead. emergency workers say the most difficult part of the rescue effort is still to c

and one of the best named roman antiquities. he reproduced it in 1790. i keep pressing the wrong button. now i'm getting ahead. after the turn-of-the-century, the roman or greek antiquity involved into a mania. egypt was being explored and uncovered and engravings made about people. data published in 1882 proved to be enormously influential. approximately one year between 1802 and 1803. the publication succeeded and read. soon enough, interiors are being commissioned. the dining room which you cannot see particularly well in the upper right corner. imitation marble walls and matching egyptian candelabra designed precisely this time. >> one of the best known interior decorating it was a sign of the wealthy banking family and truck-- have it traveled mush-- and combined roman greek and egyptian as well as other influences. no publisher will take on the risk of producing it in color but they were described in some detail. it recorded his own and intensely decorated houses. the newly fashionable part of london, this is the star whic

the roman emperor nero. cd just get bad press. three now and historians are reexamining this case rethinking nero as history been unfair to be going from the emperor the first starts aug fourteenth on d w. moving up the fight in full details to take you seriously in the world of work here's what's coming up women's talk college w. superheroes smart women smart towards smart station the legends brain creasing lean dangerous time such w. me for my. the wings of a dove as in souls of the valley is a given me they seem to touch the infinity of time and space. to exit the band gave the air. force the end. of. the fascinating panorama of a bizarre vocality landscape and the mountains of to have created over millions of years by the weather in effect to when we walked. the bounds of fantasy and we have tools standing out like chaste extras on some fairy tales stage. the lord is the spirit and when the lord spirit is a word that freedom makes us. those words spoken by some passing must have a good feel for century he was the archbishop of

pope about to leave ireland after thirty six hour visit this was the first visit by the head of the roman catholic church and nine hundred seventy nine the last visit by pope to island was by pope john paul the second nearly forty years ago again live pictures from dublin as pope francis is about to leave after a two day visit. in other news zimbabwe's new president has urged the country to unite and focus on helping the economy grow and miss a non-god war has been so on in after weeks of political uncertainty over an election disputed by the main opposition coalition the inauguration took place at the national stadium in the capital harare. and colombians are heading to the polls to vote on a series of. corruption measures the bill needs at least twelve million votes to pass and if it does go through it could see big changes in how public contracts are awarded and politicians could be forced to declare their income. pouring in from around the world for u.s. republican senator john mccain who died on saturday he was eighty one and had been suffering from brain cancer john mccain was a pri

is there a cemetery in romane, france, or some other place?f there's a list of these soldiers who died, in that war. >> there were troops from the indian subcontinent who fought in world war i. they fought largely under british command. they fought in the middle east. but also many of them fought in france. i have to be honest with you, i'm not entirely sure whether sikhs actually fought on the western front. of course they fought and were very important in world war ii. whether the british used them on the western front in world war i, i don't know. would not be buried at romane, they would be memorized in other ways on british fronts. such as the somme and ypres. >> and military deaths numbers, germany losing 2.1 million soldiers. military deaths throughout the war. russia, 1.8 million. france, 1.4 million. austria/hungary, 1.1 million. great britain, the british empire, with several hundred thousand deaths, 885,000. the united states of america, with 117,000 military deaths over the course of their involvement. in world war i. dave in belle

it's addressed to the world's 1.2 billion roman catholics.000 word letter the pope describes the "heart—wrenching pain of these victims" that were "long ignored, kept quiet or silenced". he also says the vatican did not act in a timely manner and showed no care for the little ones. "we abandoned them", he writes. this comes after a landmark investigation found more than 1,000 identifiable minors had been abused by 300 priests in the us state of pennsylvania. if you would like to read pope francis‘ letter in full it can be found on the bbc news website. i spoke to the bbc‘s religious affairs producer, callum may about what we can expect to happen now. simply because it's notjust america, there is this kind of gathering the storm of revelations of past abuse in the catholic church that was covered up. notjust in the united states. also the pope arrives in ireland on saturday. he is at a catholic meeting that takes place every three years, called the world meeting of families and the talk and worship will focus on the family. there were two amer

of course, i'm talking about roman atwood and longtime girlfriend britney.int. well, it's time to pack your bags and head over to hawaii, because that is where we're getting married. >> ah! >> we're in the beautiful maui. >> the entire family is making their journey all the way to maui, which is where they're going to hang out for a few days as they get ready for the wedding, so they hit the water, but once they get a little fun out of the way, they have to get serious. they actually have to get a marriage license in hawaii because they don't transfer from state to state. >> we have to go get our marriage they invite any other youtubers or is it just family? >> they wanted just family there, just a small, intimate, close friends and family ceremony, and that's it. >> i suppose there will be like 100 people all with cameras, all shooting themselves at the wedding from every angle. so, yeah, maybe just you guys. >> right about here, roman is starting to get a little nervous, those prewedding -- ew. >> so, i'm actually kind of nervous. i've got butterflies righ

survivors of abuse by members of the roman catholic church. among them was a prominent survivor of sexual abuse by a priest in the 1960's and at least two people born in homes for unmarried mothers. hundreds of venezuelans have been allowed into peru, just hours after the country said any venezuelan crossing the border would need a passport. a senior official in one border town said they were requesting refugee status. many had travelled with an identity card only and were stranded at the border. now on bbc news, it's dateline london. hello, and a warm welcome to dateline london, i'mjane hill.

court was told he has early stages of alzheimer's disease he's the highest ranking official in the roman catholic church to be sentence for covering up child abuse a probe ageing group is protesting against the speech planned by pro independence politician and the chan hong kong freedom of speech and political representation has become a growing issue pakistan has begun celebrations to mark seventy one years of independence presidential parade a long way flag raising ceremony were held in central islamabad the nation also paid homage to the founder of pakistan that is more psyllium in karate so how does the world now.

roman is very aware of that.or all of you out there thinking about it. >> 99% of injuries from rope swings are from laceration, no joke. get your foot cut standing on a knot like this. never stand on a rope swing because this gets tangled up, this goes through here, rope goes back oar you're going to have a bad day. it's trial and error. if it doesn't work we try it a derch way. >> that's why there's so many rope swing fails. like armstrong is trying to take that one small step but a giant leap. >> oh. >> bullseye, excellent, which means party time. >> straight up i've never done a flip off a rope successfully. so far nobody has. it's harder than it looks. >> it's all right, they keep swinging, and they did get it. they decide to come up with a new challenge. >> i'm going to attempt to drop down, hit the surfboard and surf across the pond. >> no. >> that's what i said. you see right there didn't quite work out, but then roman gives it a go. >> no. >> yeah. >> there's been so many fails in this will video and we'v

francis ends his visit to ireland, saying he'll pursue justice for victims of abuse committed by the romanholic church. one of the kings of broadway, american playwright neil simon, dies at the age of 91. and celebrating a hundred years since the birth of legendary composer and musician, leonard bernstein.

year, the independent enquiry into child sexual abuse, held hearings into historical abuse at two roman catholic schools. did you ever consider telling the police? i considered the possibility but, again, it was rumoured. father leo chamberlain, the headmaster of ampleforth school in yorkshire during the 19905 was a student there during the 19605 and ‘705. that was a period when father piers gra nt—ferris was abusing boys in ampleforth‘s prep school. he was jailed for two years in 2006 after admitting 20 assaults. another monk from ampleforth, gregory carroll, on the right,

in the catacombs deep below the church why is an ancient roman graves a veritable city of the dead in which according to legend in jesus's first apostle simon peter was buried. be out citadel pop out all one of rome's grand squares in the middle ages it was believed to be haunted by demons and evil spirits because it harbored the remains of the most part. as man you ever walk the earth when you're out. in the twelfth century anyone entering the eternal city from the via flammini would have caught sight of the family tomb of the domi de niro's family. and it was here that nero lived on in the imagination of the people of rome long after the fall of

he combined roman, greek and egyptian. no publisher would take on the risk of producing it in color. the interiors and colors used were described in some detail. the book records hope's own interiors and his own richly decorated home. this is the style which many refer to as regency. in actual fact, the prince regent himself, did not adopt the fashionable theme of household furniture. george, prince of wales, the prince regent from 1811 and king george the fourth, was an extraordinary man. he was loathed by historians for almost bankrupting the nation. but, he was adored by art historians like me with his passion and genius for collecting. he looked face forward and backward in his taste. he built fantastical palaces. he had bought a modest little classical villa at the end of the 18th century. over the next 25 years, greatly in -- and lunged at and transformed its interiors into these spectacular asian inspired fantasies. sorry about that, there we are. it was the prince of wales, his chinese and indian inspired interiors

just after the turn of the century, at the beginning of the 19th century, this craze for roman or greek antiquity evolved into a mania for an older civilization. egypt was being explored and uncovered and the engravings made during napoleon's campaign in egypt, published in 1802 as voyage of egypt, proved to be enormously influential. thanks to the lull in hostilities on the continent of europe lasting approximately a year between 1802 and 1803, the publication succeeded. and it spread across europe like a virus. soon enough, furniture and interiors were being commissioned to reflect this exotic, bold and daring new style. the dining room at goodlet, which i'm afraid you can't see particularly well, is in the upper right corner there, with its yellow scallion, which is imitation marble, walls and matching egyptian candelabra was designed by james white at precisely this time, 1802 to 1806. one of the best known and most successful publications which included this new style was thomas hopes. hope was a sign of the wealthy banking family and had traveled much in greece and turkey and his

. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east.resident trump refuting one of omarosa manigault newman's most damning charges there is an out-take from "the apprentice" where he uses the "n" word repeatedly. one called there are no tapes where he used disgusting word by wacky omarosa. i don't have that word in my vocabulary and never have. >> the tweet capping off the day. he retweeted his former lawyer michael cohen, who, of course, secretly recorded the president. many in the white house are bracing for yoeomarosa for more recordings. the white house correspondent kaitlan collins with more. >> reporter: dave and christine, a week ago, the white house strategy was to not respond to the claims in omarosa's new book, but the president went through that when he tweeted multiple times about omarosa calling her a wacko. saying she was vicious and disliked by white house colleagues and skipping white house meetings and work all together. adding he kept her around because she said nice things about him. someone who made $180,000 of taxpa

. >> roman dinkel was diagnosed with spina bifida, a defect in an embryo's developing spine during annd at 20 weeks. >> one, two, three, go! >> we just expected to hear the normal things, this is the size of the head, this is, you know, the size of his feet, all those fun things. but what we heard was that he had extra fluid on his brain and extra fluid on his spine. >> reporter: despite the odds, his parents, whitney and adam, were determined to continue on. >> what is this? >> reporter: roman was actually operated on before he was born, increasing his chances of potentially being able to walk. >> is that fun? >> i had to let him fall a few times so he knew i wasn't going to be there to catch him and he had to learn to catch himself. >> reporter: after lots of practice, roman finally did this. >> i'm walking! he was ec ecstatic to share with the family dog, maggie. >> i'm walking, maggie. >> his moms we ecstatic too. so she posted on facebook. >> he touched a lot of people. >> reporter: mom and dad have received nonstop messages. >> from random people telling us their story, how they

i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. nice to have you here this week. >>> a lot of news to cover. representative chris collins refusing to step down after indeedmein indictment on insider trading charges. his son and another man accused of securities and wire fraud. collins vowed last night he will continue his run for re-election in november. >> the charges that have been levied against me are meritless. i will mount a vigorous defense in court to clear my name. i look forward to being fully vindicated and exonerated ending any and all kbe questions. >> that is where collins was on the board of directors. he was the first sitting congress member to endorse donald trump. >>> the white house legal team says it is sent a counteroffer to special counsel robert mueller on a possible interview with the president. the president's lawyers are rejecting the terms for the narrow scope for questioning. they do not want the president facing questions of obstruction. here is giuliani talking to sean hann

pope francis has told the world's roman catholics "no effort must be spared" to prevent sexual abuseren and to ensure it is never covered up. in an unprecedented letter, the pope condemned what he called the "atrocities" involving hundreds of american priests, in pennsylvania. he also expressed his shame that the church had abandoned those he described as the "little ones." from pennsylvania, nick bryant reports. the pennsylvania child abuse scandal has shocked and appalled — a report alleging that 301 priests preyed on as many as 1,000 children over a 70—year period, and that church leaders hid the allegations away in a secret archive. who would have believed me — a priest?! last week, the attorney general‘s office in pennsylvania released a video with testimony of three victims. i was groomed, starting young. the day i met him, i was around 18 months old. the pennsylvania report is deeply disturbing. it includes allegations that a ring of priests manufactured child pornography, and gave victims gold cross necklaces to identify them to other predators as optimal targets. pope franci

, from paul's letter to the romans.d who is god's. don't pray to god to get you out of this hell hole. god didn't put you here, ceasar put you here. pray to god to be the best person that you can be here and once you get out of here. bud day,s he was telling me this across a dinner table a steakhouse in florida, broke into tears. he said it was the most liberating moment he could have imagined. these men stuck in a p.o.w. camp with no idea when, if ever, they would go home. suddenly this young, hot shot navy pilot, gave them words that gave them hope, and sustained them, literally for years, kept them alive. you know, there were things, so many things about john mccain like that, he was as a warrior reticent to share with people. but enormously revealing about his character. >> dana: one of the things that trace gallagher mentioned, morgan, the impact that you have on others, jackie robinson quote, of course. he had an impact on your life, and reaching to the next generation to try and help you basically going to get yo

in italy, the old roman symbol of the fasces.germany they called the new order national socialism, or nazism. in italy, they had a shorter word, fascism. in japan they had lots of names for it, the new era of enlightenment, the new order in asia, the co-prosperity sphere. but no matter how you slice it, it was just plain old-fashioned militaristic imperialism. the japs would get the "prosperity", and the others would get the "co". they say trouble always comes in threes. take a good, close look at this trio, remember these faces. remember them well. if you ever meet them, don't hesitate. adolf hitler: eine wahrhaftige weltanschauungspartei sein, und zweitens, sie wollte narrator: "stop thinking and follow me!" cried hitler. "i will make you masters of the world." and the people answered "heil!" >> sieg heil! sieg heil! sieg heil! narrator "stop thinking and believe in me!" bellowed mussolini. i will restore the glory that was rome!" and the people answered, "duce! duce!" "stop thinking and follow your god-emperor!" cried the japa

roman has his cameras along.he wouldn't shoot anything but, he's roman and brittany said it would be kind of nice to have these videos for ourselves. here's the moment he's showing us their new digs. >> and the view is -- >> seriously, dude? >> get out. >> how can you stay? i've seen pictures you posted you stayed exactly here. >> yes, you did. >> i did actually stay at this very resort on my honeymoon, it's calls jade mountain in saint lucia. and it just happened to be a side to me the producers did not know. >> feel so bad. >> there's no pretty picture of your wife. >> that's what i remember. it wasn't because of him. >> it is a truly phenomenal, magical place and the atwoods are struck by it just as much as i was. they do things big and best all the time. we've seen so many of they're other awesome videos. and it's so cool to see them just as blown away. >> they find that in the bathroom which says nick was here? >> i did watch this whole video and i spotted, he's actually in the room next to the one i was in.

check it out with the lovely christine romans. >>> i have great news for you. we have another hour. "early start" continues right now. >>> i will mount a vigorous defense in court to clear my name. >> a sitting congress member incited for insider trading creating another midterm headache for the gop. >>> trying to trap him into perjury because you don't have a case. >> president trump's lawyers rejecting robert mueller's terms for a sit-down interview in the russia investigation. >>> the kremlin is responding to a new round of u.s. sanctions on russia. we go live to moscow. >>> do you know how this fire started? >> i have no idea. i was asleep. >> police say that man started a destructive california wildfire that is still raging out of control. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm phil mattingly. in for dave briggs. it is thursday, august 9th. congratulations, you are on the back half of the week. representative chris collins refusing to step down after indictment on insider trading charges. federal prosecutors in manhattan accused the new york congress member, his