russian air strike against a terrorist organization in syria according to the statement from the defense ministry for the first time since moscow joined the anti isis in syria in september twenty fifth seen the russian air force deployed its newest one hundred one strategic cruise missiles its effective range can reach four and a half thousand kilometers but these particular strikes were made from a range of around a thousand kilometers the russian defense ministry said all targets were hit successfully from tuple of ninety five m. at strategic bombers which had flown all the way from an air base in central russia for the air strikes before safety returning back and it's only the second time since february that the russian air force deployed these long range bombers and back then the operation was also branded a success with several isis training camps ammunition stockpiles and armored vehicles were destroyed wednesday's strike took place in an area east of holmes and south of iraq where positions of the islamic state are still strong despite the only growing coalition of sold on the defacto capital of rocket and all that while guns have been relatively silent in the war between the syrian government on the r

nothing about it whereas when in syria russian syrian iranians were trying to liberate the city from their forces what the western media was talking about the russian air force and the syrian air force farming civilian targets and so on but what we saw in mosul was the same amount of devastation yet nothing was we see we hear nothing from the western media you. italian prime minister paolo gentil loney has expressed his discontent at the way his country's neighbors are reacting to the refugee crisis he also said italy will not be threatened on the matter. we will not accept lectures and still less threats such as those we have heard from our neighbors in recent days we are doing our duty and expect the whole of europe to do the same alongside italy. the warning comes after austria threatened with a ploy its military the bows to the border with italy to stop migrants from entering the austrian defense minister said it would be essential if the migrant influx from italy is not reduced. italy is struggling to cope with the huge wave of new arrivals this year alone more than ninety four thousand refugees have reached the italian coast by sea more than twic

about it whereas when in syria russian and syrian iranians were trying to liberate the city from al qaeda forces what the western media was. talking about the russian air force and the syrian air force. bombing civilian targets and so on but what we saw in mosul was the same amount of devastation yet nothing was we see we hear nothing from the western media yeah i mean we have been discussing that very issue over the course of you know the last few months is as you probably know professors i. what i'm interested now is if we go back to your visit to mosul did you manage to speak to any of the locals and if you did what did they think about the way the city was recaptured from eisel. well there were far fewer people in the whole of the city of mosul than in aleppo in syria most people are still outside the city the city is. almost empty not completely empty of people's lives have been completely destroyed. they were talking about the horrors of isis they all seem those who we spoke to bob and tara least for they were all they all seem very pleased too for the city to have been retaken but they were saying that the american airstrikes were very devastati

russian president vladimir putin. trump this morning boarding air force one. >> what about north korea? >> we're going to do very well.

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-russian relationship. the u.s. air force flying two ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is already talking about a possible plan b on healthcare. mitch mcconnell saying in kentucky if my side is unable to agree on an adequate replacement, then some kind of action with regard to the private insurance market must occur, end quote. that sounds like leadership. president trump taking aim at former clinton campaign chair podesta he tweeted everyone is talking about why john podesta refused to give the dnc server to the f.b.i. and the cia. disgraceful. for more on the president's across-packed day at the g20 and the inaction by the senate leaders on healthcare and other issues, we are joined by fred barnes, and mollie hemingway. thank you both for being here. i have to say that i think the president has acquitted himself so well, mollie. i think it's wonderful that he will take on the likes of john podesta if he has a like from the summit, take on the left-wing media whether it's cnn or nbc and still be the leade

pictures that came from the air force of russian biggs intercepting a us air force reconnaissance planes happening more often or are we just hearing about it? >> it happens fairly often but is pretty routine. we are doing freedom of navigation whether it is in the air or at sea that we will be intercepted. we are protecting global comments abroad, at the end in the air and in space. anytime we protect under international law -- routinely those are professional intercepts. your hearing a lot of them, the resurgence of russia and others, those are fairly routine, safe intercepts and normal between a man. >> reporter: last july for the russians blue their bombers down the california coast line. do we send our fighters up to intercept them? do they take the same pictures? >> absolutely. the 11th air force which stands watch in alaska have fighters but it is at their bombers and others that do the same kind of navigational exercises, we intercept them, fly upon their wing, signal them and what not, fairly routine between those countries. >> no optic we have seen. >> no significant uptick. >>

russians. >> mason: major, the president talked to reporters aboard "air force one" last night, and did not rule out inviting vladimir putin to the white house. what exactly did he say? >> reporter: indeed. he said at some point in the future he will invite president putin to the white house, just not now. he said this political moment is too hot, but he said to rule it out completely would be, in the president's words, "stupid." >> mason: he also talked about design for the wall on the southern border. what did he reveal if anything? >> he revealed that he's serious about placing solar panels on that wall, and he wants it to be in his words "transparent." let me quote from the president directly as to why. "when they throw large sacks of drugs over, and if you have people on the other side of the wall, you don't see them. they hit you on the head with 60 pounds of stuff. it's over." the house has drafted a spending bill providing more than $1 billion for construction of that wall. there's a long, long way to go president's desk, but mr. trump says he's encouraged. anthony? >> mason: major garre

russians. >> mason: major, the president talked to reporters aboard air force one last night, and did not rule out inviting vladimir putin to the white house. what exactly did he say? >> reporter: indeed. he said at some point in the future he will invite president putin to the white house, just not now. he said this political moment is too hot, but he said the rule it out completely would be, in the president's words, "stupid." >> mason: he also talked about design for the wall on the southern border. what did he reveal if anything? >> he revealed that he's serious about placing solar panels on that wall, and he wants it to be in his words "transparent." let me use his words. "when they throw large sacks of drugs over, and if you have people on the other side of the wall, you don't see them. they hit you on the head with 60 pounds of stuff. it's over." the house has drafted a spending bill providing more than $1 billion for construction of that wall. there's a long, long way to go before it gets to the president's desk, but mr. trump says he's encouraged. anthony? >> mason: major garrett at t

last month over the baltic sea, a russian jet flew within five feet of a u.s. air forceonnaissance plane. that same week a nato jet shadowed the russian defense minister's plane and a russian jet came up and rocked its wings to demonstrate it was armed. last year the obama administration accused russia of hacking the election, and then seized russian properties and increased sanctions. all of that has led to russian frustration. maria zakharova is the foreign ministry spokeswoman. >> we were trying to establish normal relationship. normal. do you know this word, "normal," relationship? what is wrong with this? >> reporter: last week the u.s. took steps toward normalization. presidents trump and putin announced deals on cyber security and syria. both presidents called their meeting the first step to warming the relationship. >> ( translated ): if we develop our relations in the same way, there is every reason to believe that we would be able to at least partially restore the level of interaction that we need. >> reporter: the president echoed that note. on sunday, preside

strikes on that syrian air base in response to the use of chemical weapons as something we've got to keep an eye on. the bigger issue here is that u.s. military forces and russianry forces are both operating in syria. we are conducting strikes against the islamic state. the russians are bombing mainly civilian targets tragically. we've got to keep our troops, our air forces away from each other and deconflict that there's no accident. >> ambassador burns, good to have you this morning. >> thank you very much. >> this is the final day of the g20. protests already under way. we're live at hamburg with the latest on so many arrests. many injuries. the police officers as well as world leaders wrap up these meetings. hamburg bilate >>> so far no violence on prthe protest march. on this, the last day of the summit they are preparing in case things take a turn for the worse. >> more than 200 police officers have been injured over the three days of protests we've been watching. more than 100 people have been arrested. cnn correspondent atika shubert on the scene there. did i hear right you spotted new york city a mayor in the crowd there? >> absolutely. mayor is up on

russian investigation. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders on air force one about it. >> the president has been extremelylear about his position. i've answered this question a number of times. he's very disappointed attorney general sessions chose to recuse himself. there's more on what was said on the matter. train to president trump was after sessions in a tweed yesterday as well after "the new york times" article from last week that the press secretary at the time did not know about the interview. lauren: terrific story of texas to talk about. for domain faces potential life sentence after being charged with smuggling 100 people across the texas mexico border in the back of a sweltering truck. 10 died in the death toll could rise. more on this story from casey stegall. >> these people were in the trailer without any water. temperatures soared above triple digits, to 100 illegal immigrants were crammed in the back of this sunlight writing from laredo to houston. court documents say the victim struggled to get fresh air from a single hole in the trailers of all because they were locked in with no air co

russian and belarusian forces. it will clearly include land forces, aerospace forces, air andnse, logistic support probably interior ministry and other troops, as well, at least in some form. it is likely, i think, and for reasons i will explain in more to coincidemoment, or overlap with other exercises or training drills which may not be formally identified as part of this, but clearly linked to them. we've seen this before. i'll come back to this. its overall size is uncertain on detail, but all indications are it could be very very large and may be the largest one we have seen since the end of the cold war. it has, not surprisingly, evoke a lot of attention in some considerable concern among russia's neighbors. nato in general. why should we care about this? why should we pay attention? military, all serious exercise the troops, they do it regularly. why is this different? it seems to me there are two basic reasons that are interrelated. one has to do with what exercises can tell us about the thinking of political leaders. what is it they worry about? what kinds of conflicts do they think are possible and should

leaving the door open for a possible meeting with russian president vladimir putin at the white house. in remarks made wednesday night aboard air force one, willing to invite putin at the right time. also said, i don't think this is the right time. the white house released the remarks yesterday. >>> advocates rallied in washington just as education secretary launched a sfroerevie how those complaints are handled. gathered yesterday. secretary devos is re-examing the department campus rape policies. office says it wants to review the roll the federal government should play enforcing colleges and universities to document and investigate sexual assault. worried activists and lawmakers. >> see the patterns and we just need to put in place the kinds of education and prevention program. >>> worried it will roll back campus rape policies put in place by the obama administration. >>> we now know how much bill cosby's sexual assault trial cost taxpayers. montgomery county official put the price tag at $219,000. includes major time cost for court employees. and the coast of bringing a jury in from pittsburgh. deadlocked in the first trial. wil

when it comes to the air forces, we have actually seen a reduced activity from the russian side in the north. a few years ago, we saw different type of formations. it has been reduced lately. we have not seen much of the a few years aggressiveness that has been seen in the baltic sea. there is definitely a difference between the russian behavior in the baltic as compared to north of norway. because of the sanctions and what have you, the interactions between the norwegian military and russian military has been reduced to almost nothing. on a daily basis, we're still cooperating slightly on the border guard between russia and norway. we are cooperating on search-and-rescue issues and incidents at sea. be aware we also have still a line ine -- halt northern norway between the headquarters in the northern fleet headquarters. we do tests every week. lately, it has not been used much. but is there for commanders to speak to commanders just in case we have something coming up and we need to get any misunderstandings out of the way. so when it comes to this exercise itself, we are interested

air force one. specifically asked directly his view of russian hacking and the wake -- in the wake of last week's meeting with vladimir putin he replied he didn't say a 400 pound guy on the bed somewhere, he did say i'm not saying it wasn't russia, but i'm saying we have to protect ourselves no matter who it is. china is very good at this. north korea is very good at this. look what they did to sony studios. they did the whole deal to sony. you know we're dealing with highly sophisticated people. muddy, play to his base. but is he holding vladimir putin responsible at all? >> so i think in the excerpt that you just read from the first off the record and then on the record conversation that he had with reporters, the president appears to be confl e conflating sort of hacking in general and with the specific 2016 election interference and this goes back now i think a week ago when we were in poland and the president said something similar about other countries. although at the time he declined to name them. whether intentionally or not, it does appear that he is conflating some of these issues and perhaps

russian president vladimir putin. trump this morning boarding air force one. >> what about north korea? >> we're going to do very well. >> so let's go to nbc's peter alexander who is traveling with the president in warsaw now. so, peter, this is already going to be a complicated g20 if you want to talk about trade, syria, climate change, i could go on, and of course the putin meeting. but now how does north korea escalate the intensity of what's going to happen there? >> reporter: well, you heard the president as he was boarding marine one there in washington saying we're going to do very well. as he landed here, though, obviously the reach of that intercontinental ballistic missile reaching as far as the summit that he'll have coming up just a couple of days from now in hamburg, germany. it will certainly be among the issues that he's likely to talk about. not only meeting with vladimir putin but also meeting with president xi, russia's president who obviously is one of the key allies of north korea here. 90% of north korea's trade is with russia. while this administration has tried to

russians had done it we would not have been able to detect it. -- >> how about it was the president? >> he called me from air force run, that air force one, and he said -- air force one, and said maybe they did it, maybe they did not. >> this is the exact issues here. intelligence agencies unanimous, both obama appointees .nd trump appointees the director of national intelligence. the head of the national security agency. the head of the fbi. all of these intelligence experts saying russia hacked the election, they tried to interfere in the election. no votes were changed but misinformation campaigns. president trump is contradicting it and your siding with him. sidingd not say i was with president trump. he has not made the decision to sign that bill one way or the other. >> big issues of the week, the house and the senate seemed to have come to an agreement with tough sanctions for russia. will the president sign that billion go -- bill? russia, tough on ridiculous and in putting the sanctions in place. the original legislation was poorly written, but we were able to work with the house and senate, and the admin

president trump boarded air force one this evening dogged by questions about his campaign's ties to russian. his oldest son met with a russian lawyer last june believing that she had dirt on hillary clinton. this meeting" r, president t >> you look at the law as it is written, as it's applied, there was not a violation of the law here. i want to be clear on something. the president was not aware of this meeting, did not attend this meeting. >> earlier president trump tweeted, "the white house is functioning perfectly," and that he's focusing on healthcare and other issues. tonight a southern california congressman formally introduced an article of impeachment. representative brad sherman said president trump obstructed justice during the russian investigation and should be removed from office. veronica de la cruz accident kpix5. >>> if fewer a -- veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> if you're a verizon company, the company confirmed today personal data of 6 million of its customers has been leaked online. a cyber security firm based in mountain view discovered the cyber security lapse and found

russians did it we wouldn't have been able to detect it? >> how about it was the president, jake? he called me from air force one. >> yeah?he basically said to me, hey, this is -- maybe they did it. maybe they didn't do it. >> reporter: important to point out that just this last week several key figures in the intelligence community reiterated the fact that there is zero doubt that russia was behind that hacking. dave and christine? >> yeah, you're absolutely right. there is no question about russia election meddling if you ask the nation's top intel officials. listen to this from a security forum in aspen, colorado -- >> i am confident that the russians meddled in the investigation as is the entire intelligence community. >> tell us, is there any dissent within the intelligence committee that you oversee on the question of whether the russians interfered with the american election? >> there is no disent. i have stated that publicly and stated it to the president. >> no doubt. and i stand behind the intelligence community assessment that we produced in january. >> let's get this straight. that's the cia director, the dni,

russians had done it, we would not be able to detect it. >> how about it was the president? >> he called me from air force one and he basically said to me "you know, maybe they did it, maybe they did not do it. " kimberly: jared kushner will testify in private before the senate intelligence committee. on tuesday, the house is set to vote on a bipartisan deal for new sanctions on russia. russia's longtime ambassador to the u.s., at 30 is the -- longtime ambassador to the u.s. has returned to moscow. he did meet with several members of the trump campaign during last year's election, including michael flynn and senator attorney general jeff sessions. moscow has not yet named a permanent replacement. at six: 30, firefighters have seen a lot, but what they found in a trash chute surprised even them. that rescue, still ahead. through andr was -- through. kimberly: the world in new her as diana. they knew her as mama. prince william and harry talk about growing up without her. [000:09:25;00] fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c,

russians come forward. that is what they did. and then you radio the information back to your headquarters and next thing you know, hopefully the air forces confirming it. it is not quite as dangerous as blowing up bridges, but still dangerous in that you are sitting behind the lines with the russians. 1990, the unit working the physical security support element, the wall goes down finally on november 9, 1989. a surprise to almost everyone, i think, except for the one police officer on the east german side that actually opened the gate and said, just go across. closed down shortly thereafter, part of the peace dividend. i think probably it was inevitable with the reduction of the military, capitalization of horses, delta force, of course, said it's not necessary to keep that unit. we have its. we see how busy they are now. as far as the unconventional warfare side, we see what the russians are doing in the eastern ukraine and other places. the army special forces is looking at the unconventional warfare mission. that is why i was out talking to some special forces group about two weeks ago. so, the legacy is there, much as the legacy of

anonymous person is who said if the russians did it we could not to attacked it -- we could not detect it. >> how about it was the president. he called me from air force one and basically said, maybe they did it, maybe they didn't do it. kimberly: tomorrow jerod kushner will testify in private before the senate intelligence committee. tuesday the house will vote on bipartisan deal for new sanctions on russia. russia's longtime ambassador to the u.s. has returne concluded his assignment. he met with several members of the trump campaign during last year's election, including fire national security adviser michael flynn and then-senator, now-attorney general jeff sessions. moscow has not yet named a permanent replacement. up next, democrats say they have a plan, details of their agenda that they will unveil tomorrow. plus, a fish out of water. why this gator was in the wrong place in florida. attractionoute 66 meant to draw a very big crowd. you each drive a ford pickup ryes.? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the

air force one. they head to hamburg, germany, for the g20 summit. president trump is expected to end the trip with a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. it's unclear what they will discuss. >> thank you. >>> this morning, california is one step closer to becoming a sanctuary state. the assembly judiciary committee last night approved senate bill 54. the legislation would prohibit local law enforcement from acting as federal immigration officers. senator kevin deleon is behind the proposal. >> we'll protect those who have contributed to making california the sixth largest economy in the world and we will not be intimidated by the trump administration's effort to undermine the values that make our state and our nation great. >> that bill has to clear another committee before the full assembly vote. >>> san francisco police have some new rules for dealing with undocumented immigrants. the police commission voted to revise the department's general orders last night, lining the police policy up with the city's sanctuary ordinance. it makes it clear, police can work with i.c.e. on busting criminals. but it will be against department policy

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elements you know in retaliation for the alleged russian meddling and make you know cyber command have its own to beijing of the pentagon ledger get the air force the navy in the army and then cyber command be only wants to follow at least in the speeches that he wants to follow israel's cyber unit eighty two hundred as a model roy said quote many of these kids are still in high school they they have the same kind of reputation as our marines except they're known more for their brains than their brawn what i suggest is that we set up the equivalent of that some apollo alto so that the sons and daughters of our i.t. greats and other americans can join a unit established to keep america's cyber network secure to me i don't know that just seems really bizarre to me the guys saying oh it's so like you know high school ways and young twenty's kids should be like you know involved in the military you know in high school fighting and hacking and doing all these things when that's our big complaint is that we're getting act i don't know i mean it just seems like all types of nuts to me. he was throwing it out he was to get any idea to counter i think i

russians. >> yeah. i want to read just to remind everyone what the story was. this is the official statement by don jr. that is signed off by the president on air force one. t introductory meeting. i asked jared and paul to stop by. we primarily discussed the prom about an adoption of russian children. it was not a campaign issue at the time. that's not true. that was not the reason. i was asked to attend the meeting by an acquaintance but was not told the name of the person i would be meeting. wu the russian government lawyer representing the russian state in the efforts for your father to win. that was five days ago. now when they say oh, knock came of the meeting or when jared kushner's people tell us they accidentally hit send. >> but you know what this -- >> come on. >> this doesn't play to the narrative they want you to address. >> i know that. >> this plays to the narrative that 85% of gopers and 49% of all americans who stand behind trump. as one trump supporter put it to me just yesterday, why don't you just let him do his job. as long as the president knows that that per perspective about him is out there -- >> i have watched them in the last, i

saturday from air force one, president trump tweeted his praise of the summit and its host, german chancellor angela merkel. wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> russianresident putin held a news conference today and said he thinks president trump believed him when he denied meddling in the u.s. presidential election. >>> video of ivanka trump attending a woman's event in hamburg, germany. ivanka is drawing criticism for briefly taking her father's seat during a meeting with other world leaders during the summit. she was photographed sitting next to chinese president. a senior trump administrator confirmed ivanka trump had stepped in for her father and said it wasn't improper or unusual. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" shia labeouf in and trouble with the law again. straight ahead, what police say the young actor did this time to end up in jail. plus. >> i've always had a great time barbecuing even when i was a player. >> greg the bull luzinski a former phillies left fielder is barbecuing. it's all for a good cause. what's brought him to the grille with some local legends. >>> also a bit later a 10-year-old boy is being called a hero tonight. how

russian attorney general. the list of people who were in the room during that meeting is growing. abc's david wright is in bedminster with the details. as the president stepped off air force one from paris and returned to clubhouse in new jersey, his presence in bedminster is not the only thing to upstage the golf. new questions are mounting about his son's meeting with russians. >> my son is a wonderful younger man. he took a meeting with a russian lawyer. not a government lawyer, but a russian lawyer. it wasn't just the russian lawyer veselintskaya that they met with. >> i'm more than happy to cooperate with everyone. >> this is all of it? >> this is everything. >> despite that pledge of transparency, we learned that the meeting included this man a russian american lobbyist once accused of having been a soviet counterintellegence officer, but insisted to the associated press he was not trained as a spy. he salt down with don junior and son-in-law, jared kushner and paul manafort. he denies having any ties to russian intelligence. he and veselintskaya insist they were not doing the kremlin's bidding, but the growing list of the attendees will be interesting to the variou

just 250 miles away, more than 400 russian military aircraft have been amassed in crimea. working alongside the romanian air forceith. we are here to reassure, to deter, that is ourjob. we are peaceful, but we are secure in the skies. i have royal air force controllers working with remaining controllers in a bunker near bucharest. if they see something on the radar, they will task us to scramble and we will go on intercept and find out what that aircraft this. this operation is taking place 24 hours a day, seven days a week. typhoons are flying every single day, as part of this policing operation. more than 140 airmen and women from medics to communications are here in support. there is no air power without ground power. it is true, there is a lot that goes on behind the scenes to make sure that the squadron can do what they need to do when they need to do it. you get a feeling inside that you've done something towards the wider world. normally when you are sat behind a desk you don't see much of the outside world. here you hear the typhoons going off, and you have helped them taking off the ground, you get a fee