and -- >> you and samantha? >> yeah, and we went to -- to the place.ligence, her phone was left outside of the residence. i'd say it probably fell out of the pocket or something, right in the grass. and it was terrible. and i knew it. i felt it fall. i did, and i searched. yeah, i couldn't find it. >> with his past criminal record, a burglary conviction for gohr might have sent him to state prison for a much longer time than agee. >> they would have proceeded with the investigation, they'd have most likely found fingerprints, not hers, and that would have roasted me. that would have been the end of me. i got a letter this morning which i guess she must have sent friday morning as she left. she says, you keep telling me you would take my time if you could. but, baby, they wouldn't have given you that kind of time. i let you live so i can live with you when this is over. it's all or nothing. remember that they would have taken all of you from me. i wouldn't be able to live with myself if i knew i could have saved you and i didn't. >>> arrested by a s.w.a

>> yeah. >> samantha, samantha, samantha. i've known her for -- it wasn't very long.bably like a month now. the other day, we had a very deep, intense conversation. i told her that truth be told, yes, i have feelings for you. >> i love you. >> love you, too. >> you've known her for a month. you talk to her through a vent. >> yes. >> you see her occasionally. >> yes. >> and already you guys are talking about a committed relationship? or how to have a committed relationship? >> see, i feel like love don't have a time limit. so if love doesn't have a time limit to occur, as long it's real and it's solid, i feel like we shouldn't have a time, you know, to say to each other official. >> we do talk sexually through the vents and stuff, you know. >> it's e equivale of like phone is next. >> yes. >> it's vent sex. >> it's vent sex. yes. vent sex. >> she's a female. she's young. you know, she's no different than any other male/female together when they haven't been on the the street for a long time. you got to watch them just like you do the guys. >> privacy. i mean, you're ta

romero's mother samantha duran says she has no idea why someone would want to hurt her son<samantha duranel romero's mother: "i don't know? there is no explanation. i can't understand it. it's not real. he didn't have any enemies. everybody loved manuel">manuel was an avid skateboarder. his friends were shocked to learn he was killed samantha duran says her son was a young entreprenuer who recently received his license to sell marijuana deputy sgt. ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office says romero's marijuana business is a possible motive in this crime

samantha: cinco.casos ha sido el de fentanol. le dieron un tranquilizante que puede calmar un elefante, un gramo, del tamaÑo de arena, puede matar una persona. recogemos cinco o 10 muertos en un dÍa. reportera: el director de medicina legal del condado de montgomery, dice que estÁ trabajando a mÁxima capacidad. para que comprendiera ambos la magnitud del problema, nos llevÓ a la morgue. por quÉ es importante para usted que nosotros veamos? >> jamÁs lo he permitido hasta ahora, porque la gente necesita saber la magnitud de lo que estÁ pasando quien montgomery.. en verdad es en toda la naciÓn. reportera: nos indicÓ que no tiene suficiente personal, ni horas en el dÍa para procesar las autopsias. comenzamos la entrevista rodeados por 18 muertos, pero fuimos interrumpidos por la llegada de uno y estaban a la espera de dos mÁs. en cuánto tiempo le toca llenar este cuarto frÍo? >> este cuarto frÍo usualmente se llena cada noche. podemos llenar uno o dos espacios disponibles, pero si no lo sacamos rÁpidament

juan: samantha pree-stinson, i want to ask about mayor hodges. she was elected four years ago at the head of a liberal progressive coalition. there were a lot of folks. and then she came under increasing attack from the police union as well. after the philando castile for a justicesked department investigation. what has gone wrong with betsy hodges -- as you mention, she's up for reelection in november. >> there has been a lot of scrutiny of betsy or major hodges and people believing this is an issue of her being a woman. gender. you're either a good leader or a bad leader. you are a leader who is moving forward or a leader who is an aft. we have seen multiple examples of ineptitude, not only with mayor hodges, but within city council as a whole. there is a lack of accountability. the fact they don't listen to the community. the issue that happened at the fourth precinct was a result of communities coming together, different organizations, residents coming together to have their voices amplified, to bring up things that they know as an residents,

people and giving them power you don't change the system we just become the oppressors ourselves samantha is there anything you like to add to that. well you mentioned something really important with the d.o.j. report and here in minneapolis we actually had one as well after the the wake of the gym our clarke incident where we saw local community all coming together again intersectional coalition coming together at the fourth precinct and then stead of our leadership not just our local leadership but our state leadership and the at the time the existing minneapolis police department leadership again a lack of communication and a lack of a willingness to be able to not only actively listen to the community but partner with them to put all solutions on the table and do this again not these surface just treating the symptom remedies but actually getting to the root cause of the issues and planting some new seeds that we call to be that include the communities that are being affected by these injustices and with the d.o.j. report report there was actually thirty six findings those findings ha

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samantha certainly deserves in that. iain and lucy. >> um-hmm. >> she sure does. bruce, nice work.hank you. >>> we've been talking about weather, great day to be outsi outside. fox 29 weather authority right now live look at trenton. >> after last week -- today seems a little chilly. meteorologist kathy orr has a check of your forecast in 15 seconds. ♪ >> temperatures some five to 10 degrees below normal today. so, yeah, a cool day for july. the high temperature 79. feeling much more like september with that cooler wind out of the north. take look at today's highs across america. 79 in philadelphia. none in raleigh. 80 in detroit. look at central part of the country. 100 in wichita. dallas 96. houston 95. this is where the heat is. eventually it will make its way back toward the delaware valley. but not for now. ultimate doppler is showing a few spotty showers moving down with a northerly wind from north jersey and upstate new york into the philadelphia area. rain totals for the month reading near 8-inches the same in allentown. wilmington over 6-inches. trenton over five. philadel

with samantha bee, and gilian jacobs. live from new york city, it's stephen colbert! ♪ >> stephen: thank you very much! hey what's going on my friends? welcome to the "late show" everybody, i'm your host, stephen col better. i am feeling blessed tonight, thanks to one man: white house communicns ordering a martini at the bowling alley, anthony scaramucci. the mooch! the mooch! i was worried when sean spicer left, that the communications office of the whoirs would lose some flavah. little did i know that he was going to be placed by a guy who serves up very spicy quotes. we played this last night, but i just want seconds. >> what i don't like about washington is, people do not let you know how they feel. they're very nice to your face, and then they take a shiv or a machete and they stab it in your back. i don't like it. i'm a wall street guy, and i'm more of a front stabbing person. >> stephen: yeah, he would never stab someone in the book. book -- mountain that's rude. "a gentleman stabs somebody from the front so you can watch the life drain out of their eyes." keep

he oversees a team of eight scouring for people just like samantha who marketers call influencers. social media users with large following whose interests range from fashion and fitness to foe to go fee, parenting, and, of course, celebrity. >> before social media, we relied heavily on traditional mediums like print and broadcast. that forces you to talk at consumers and be the interrupter and now with social media, you really have an opportunity to be part of that consumer dialogue. >> major corporations like coca-cola are cashing in, too, luring mega stars like selena gomez who can make an estimated $550,000 per post, thanks to her 120 million plus followers. >> it's very effective. it keeps that authentic vibe that people like to get when they're on social media. >> some 40% of people say they purchased an item after seeing an influencer use it on social media, contributing to a $1 billion market this year alone, $5 billion by 2020 according to one forecast. it's money anyways funneling down to people like natalie and rossi, aka miss hatton who quit her job at jpmorgan. >> this

to be named, told him they had been invited to a party by a girl he met on facebook, 19-year-old samanthaughes and her 20-year-old best friend leah gigliotti. >> he was like let's go do it, let's go be with these girls. and it didn't seem like that bad of an idea. >> had you ever met either of these girls before? >> no. >> reporter: but when they pulled up to this house at 22 harvest street, there wasn't a party. >> we followed the girls in the side door. the first thing i smelled was just like urine and feces. and it was totally disgusting. and i sat down on this leather couch, and the next thing i know is five to ten masked men in all black just come out with bats and pipes and guns. they're just screaming and demanding things. and the lights go black. i got up and ran as quickly as i could, made it halfway across the room. i got shot point blank in my left leg, and i got shot in my right leg, in my right calf. my femur was broken in half. they dragged us into the bathroom, leaned us up against the walls and duct taped our hands and legs together. >> am i in this video? are you recordin

it's not about giving. >> reporter: deb thompson says don't get me wrong she and her daughter samanthathey just won't be ready for it until the end of october. >> i love halloween only because it's in the fall and it's cooler and i love the season. >> reporter: you like halloween right where it is. not mid july. >> no. >> i love the seasons. so let's keep it there. >> reporter: >>> every year i gripe and grumble about this. i'm trying to max out on summer. and the stores start pushing halloween. three and a half months early. pushing it. >> pumpkin with rhinestones on it. buy it. >> buy it. >> she isn't buying halloween but she says don't judge. it's clearly working for somebody. >> i think, um, if anyone is a savvy shopper they try to be proactive about saving money and being ahead of the game why not shop early if you can and if there's great sales. >> buy it. buy it. >> reporter: good point. the whole shelf is 40% off. come on hooks wants this stuff? i went to richard williamson who runs pierre costume on third in old city. >> to me that's awfully early. >> yeah. >> i don't know who

host: thank you, samantha, thank the call. guest: samantha, you're correct, -- i've know, if you're ot several grandchildren who are married to young men who are in medical school and i can tell to that it is very expensive become a doctor. that u've got to expect they're going to be paid a decent salary. ou don't want somebody operating on you or advising you who is health issues, incompetent and not properly trained. need -- we do have the int quality doctors, i think the world. and we have a system that is not be cheap, no matter how it's performed. also, that we mix health care and insurance, the two are very different. we really did not have many people going totally without obamacare wasefore put in place. but they were being taken care in a different way and is is it worse?r apparently now with obamacare, floundering and heading for real problems. theye had problems before, were different problems, and we with lways have problems health care. host: this is bill archer, the and man of the house ways means committee and h

samantha's frustration is growing. >> it's not fair to me. >> reporter: i was able to track down that former next door neighbor's new address. his niece tells me he's been in ill health season doing the best he can to maintain the old property. well, now the city will be on him to make sure it happens. samantha garretts deserve that is much at city hall, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> new research about football and head injuries with alarming results tonight. the study look at the brains of former football players and doctors found a really disturbing trend. >> debilitating brain disease and pro athletes are not the only ones who should be concerned here. chris o'connell is live at the eagles practice facility in south philly. the novacare complex, of course. chris? >> reporter: guys, actually we're outside lincoln financial field. i can tell you as the eagles season begins now, summer camp just two days old, some frightening news for all football players. not just the professionals. this in the form of a new study into serious brain inj

community's help to identify the person who gunned him down on hill avenue last saturday night <samanthaduran/manuel romero's mother: "he was going to take his friend home. he was walking out of his house and they just came up to him and shot him"> in hayward haaziq madyun kron4news ((vicki/live))the sizzling temperatures take a break....but things will start to heat back up later this week.((steve))meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete forecast. weather conditions more typical of mid july are likely through midweek as onshore flow and the marine layer influences the region. a gradual warming trend is then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back toward the west coast. thus, inland temperatures will again warm into the 90s to around 100 degrees during the afternoon hours this weekend. conditions

i'm samantha simmonds. the headlines at 8pm: celebrations in mosul — after the prime minister of iraq announces victory over is in the city. the parents of terminally—ill baby charlie gard deliver a petition to great ormond street hospital — calling on them to let him go to the us for experimental treatment. we have two stay hopeful. we had to hope that thejudge we have two stay hopeful. we had to hope that the judge listens to the seven experts we have now, who say this has a chance of working for charlie. they all agree he should have this opportunity, and we agree he should have this opportunity. all of our supporters do as well. thousands of people gather at an opposition event in istanbul in turkey to protest against the government of president erdogan. government ministers say unacceptable amounts of drugs and mobile phones are being found in prisons. also in the next hour ...going back to his roots. after 13 years away, wayne rooney rejoins his boyhood club, everton, as he says goodbye to manchester

samantha simmonds reports.ut the president's relationship with russia. following his first face—to—face meeting with president putin, donald trump suggested the two countries could work together on a cyber security unit. but following criticism from his own party, the president appeared to back down on the idea. in a tweet he said: the president is still under huge pressure over claims of russian interference in last year's election. there is not anybody who thinks that russia didn't meddle in the election. we're all very clear on that. and i think we're going to see what congress does. but the key issue isn't what russia did, it's whether trump's team colluded with russia to influence the election. and that's what the fbi and congress are investigating. now, the new york times says they have evidence at least some in the campaign were willing to accept russian help. they say sources have told them president trump's eldest son donald trump junior and his son—in—lanared kushner met with this woman, natalia vesel

fox news is now confirming that samantha power, the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n.as agreed to testify before the house intel committee at a date to be determined. among other top obama officials appearing behind closed doors on capitol hill this week, over unmasking and the russia pro, former national security advisor susan rice is now slated to speak with the senate intel committee. i'm going to go to you, eboni, because i'm trying to figure out why the delays, why they're finally agreeing, and why in the world are they doing this behind closed doors question ? >> will start with that one. many people wanting to see them, just like we've seen several others recently out in front of the viewing public. but i think the goal is to get the most information and the most powerful information behind closed doors, that's the only chance. if they were in front of the american people you're not going to get anything. zilch, nada, from powers or susan rice. >> and kat, on march 22nd, nunez said that trump aides may have been inappropriately unmasked. also said susan rice may

. >> you might say samantha's instagram stardom can be traced back to when her dog aspen almost drowned>> i started going off in my kayak and she started out after me. i thought she was going to drown. so i wept back to shore and stuffed her into my kayak. >> it was this photo of aspen hably snuggled in her kayak that changed everything. >> i remember my husband distinctly saying, wow, that's different. >> the pic won a photo contest and hern samantha new instagram followe followers. followers want to know how she gets as spen into her kayak and what kind of kayak she's using. >> a lot of people are interested in the gear that i'm using. >> interests that caught the attention of advertisers who came baring gifts. >> kayak free and dog food, free plus 500 dollars for a post a month. and the watch from garmin in exchange for a post a month. >> we were looking for an influencer who was a female in the outdoor category and someone who was already using garmin products. >> matt is creative director at garmin international scouring for people like sara. social media users with large followers

what do you want to know from samantha powers?> i want to know exactly how much information the u.n. ambassador need to have? why would she need that kind of information, what were the topics? this is information that if it were collected inside the united states, it would be illegally collected. this is surveillance of americans. there is no warrant, i want to know what samantha power did and i want to know what's going on in the intelligence community. this surveillance state has been growing for the last several years. they believe they were surveilled, they want to know if they were unmasked. this question should be answered in 24 hours. i think they've asked this question over the last 4-6 week weeks. >> bill: the deputy attorney general is rosenstein. you will see the full interview tonight at 7:00. she was asking him about the relationship with comey and bob mueller. >> does his relationship give you any cause in terms of the appointment of that post? >> i made the decision to appoint director mueller. it was with bipartisa

and disney interactive so please join me in welcoming heather and samantha. [applause] >> thank you. >> we appreciate you coming out on a night like this this is an exciting moment for us because we are in the same city but this is the evening before it comes out to two kick things off i want to show you a little book trailer first. i think that women understand we are not going to get ahead unless we help each other to get ahead. i have a female manager and pushed me beyond my roles. so many women have been able to work the typical jobs given the opportunity to travel and everything else they want [inaudible] i've picked the groups up before and they don't necessarily get it. they see value in it and compassion i have focomepassiond immediately their offers are how can i help. [applause] ♪ ♪ the culmination of five years of reporting and research and more than 250 interviews with the when people start using the internet for consumer use, microsoft windows 95 came out so before that the internet was primarily -- now it is used by regular people for business a

. >> yes, not just samantha power and susan price, and john brennan but we're led to believe there are more individuals, usually one or two ask for national security reason to unmask the name of an american who is caught up incidental collection, this many people, it makes you wonder is it true that obama administration in last year in office was undertaking a concerted effort to hurt the donald trump campaign, then the presidency of donald trump? lou: in widening the distribution of raw intelligence. they assure that there would be leaks, because of the vastly greater number of people that here to for were not permitted to be aware of those names, now in terms of the unmasking itself, this getties tgets to be very serious, these are serious crimes. >> others have been charged with leaking not just classified information but the names of americans who have been caught up in incidental collection. i would imagine once they determine who it, it, they will be indicted. now, is it going to be a member of the administration? it would have to be, these were only ones with the access to the c

with president trump testing a ballistic missile, we're not sure, but it is a serious provocation, samantha. not to mention the leaders of south korea and japan. >> it i think he's going to be hindered by the fact -- pulling out of the paris climate accord really dpin diminished u.s. -- to question whether the united states is going to keep its word, and that's directly important when we think about the u.s. relationship with china, the united states needs china to be involved if we're going to have -- as president trump prepares to meet with president xi, he's coming from a weaker position, he would be well advised to continue to try to mend fences with president xi, in light of the fact that korea is the most dangerous -- >> you can make the case that every president has failed in dealing with north korea. but what he's trying doesn't seem to be working any better, he's invested quite a bit in this new relationship with china and it hasn't paid off. >> first i will address the issue of climate, which is climate is not a national security issue, i understand that president obama said it wa

que te aÑos atrÁs, contrajo matrimonio con samantha, una ciudadana estadounidense que iniciÓ los trÁmites3 aÑos de estar aquÍ en este paÍs. estado haciendo todo al pie de la letra. reprotera: su esposa dice que ahora enfrenta uno de los peores retos en la vida. >> no sabe cÓmo explicar a nuestros hijos lo que estÁ pasando. creo que le voy a decir que su padre debe regresar por otro trabajo. eric: el problema, segÚn Él, comenzÓ en el 2004 cuando vivÍa en texas y no se presentÓ a una cita de inmigraciÓn. >> dijeron que me iban a mandar una notificaciÓn para tener mi corte en texas y no me vino, porque mi nombre estaba incorrecto y mi direcciÓn tambiÉn. eric: cuenta con el apoyo de varios senadores demÓcratas, el respaldo tambiÉn lo recibiÓ de varios activistas y residentes de connecticut. >> quiero darle gracias a todos. muchas personas vienen por Él. eric: un portavoz de ice, dice que la orden de deportaciÓn fue emitida en 2004. lo mÁs difÍcil no serÁ levantar las pesadas maletas que lo acompaÑarÁn hasta su destino. >> uno ve a mis hijos abandonados, piensa que soy un mal padre. eric: la e

i'm samantha simmonds.8pm: celebrations in mosul — after the prime minister of iraq announces victory over is in the city. the parents of terminally—ill baby charlie gard deliver a petition to great ormond street hospital — calling on them to let him go to the us for experimental treatment. we have two stay hopeful. we had to hope that thejudge we have two stay hopeful. we had to hope that the judge listens to the seven experts we have now, who say this has a chance of working for charlie. they all agree he should have this opportunity, and we agree he should have this opportunity. all of our supporters do as well. thousands of people gather at an opposition event in istanbul in turkey to protest against the government of president erdogan. government ministers say unacceptable amounts of drugs and mobile phones are being found in prisons. also in the next hour ...going back to his roots.

it's great to have samantha bee. >> is that okay for you if he's representing the country in old timey> it's a minor negative. >> i'm so confused by you. >> watching someone swallow a piece of their soul just to belong broke my fact checker. >> samantha bee is best political show on television. i don't think anybody cuts to the core like she does. to see her do it and shove it down their throats because they have to take it from a girl, she's brilliant. >> we do stories we feel passionate about. we see the world differently. >> any questions? is it hard breaking into the boy's club? >> what's it like being a female comic? >> what's it's like to be a female woman? >> i think we're at our greatest point for women in comedy, i would guess but still a very long way to go. >> the fact that people have to keep talking about women in comedy indicates that it's not equal. >> i guess it's a normal we. is it harder for female comics? is it harder? it's not. they think we get up here and just bleed all over the stage. my ovaries, how do i keep them in my body? >> people always want to talk about

you might say samantha's instagram can be traced back to when her dog almost drowned. >> i started totook off after me. started to huff and puff, thought she would drown. i went to shore and stuffed her in the kayak. >> reporter: this photo snug eld in the kayak changed everything. >> i remember my husband distinctly saying wow, contest, earned her new instagram followers, 28,000 that can't get enough of her golden retriever. followers want to know not only how she gets him into the kayak and what kind of kayak she's using. >> a lot of people are interested in gear i am using in my pictures. >> reporter: caught the attention of advertisers that came bearing gifts. dog food free from nulo. a watch in exchange for a post. >> looking for an influencer who was female, in the outdoor category, someone who's already using garmin products. >> reporter: he oversees a team of 8, scouring for people like samantha who marketers call influencers. social media users with large followings whose interests range from fashion and fitness to celebrity. >> before social media, we relied heavily on tradi

>> according to the report, it's focusing in on samantha powers, not part of the intelligence apparatuser big names involved. >> there are plenty of suspects. >> sean: names that the american people will recognize if this comes out. it's because there's only one reason you can request and unmasking. national security. it's a crime to do otherwise. it's also a crime to use your public office for a political purpose and its a crime to unmasking american citizens name in an intelligence collection. >> sean: jay, last question. i know the media is focused on the white house, on leaks, anthony scaramucci and bannon and reince, what are your thoughts? >> i don't like leaks from any source. it's harmful to the constitution. the rule of law. it's got to be stopped. i agree with gregg, until you prosecute and go after the people engaged in leaking, it goes back to the james comey matter. the former fbi director while he was the fbi director to take notes from a private conversation he had with the president of the united states and leak them for the purpose of obtaining a special counsel? if we

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the two-time tony award winner didn't like the premise of the show and wanted to know why samantha wouldn'tagical powers to stop wars or untangle l.a. traffic jams. >> after their second cousin howard frank dies a mysterious death in 2012, brothers todd, ian, and seth lerner are the sole heirs to howard's nearly 2 million entertainment photos. media reports speculate the inventory of howard's defunct business could still be worth a fortune. could that be true? auction house executive bobby livingston volunteers to help sort things out. so, this is just one of the lockers you looked at. >> that's right. >> so, did howard know what he was doing? >> i think howard knew what he was doing for his time. he's got every television show. he was obsessed with getting one of everything. >> so, rummaging through the unit is like a flashback to our childhoods. "good times"! >> these were publicity photos. you would have to get someone like howard to find you a picture of "good times." if people magazine, for instance, was doing an article on "good times," they would call howard. >> and then he would giv

ellos son sully, samantha, javier y manuel como el conocido grupo de Ópera ambulante de tijuana, para. viviana: el propÓsito es llegar al corazÓn de cada ser humano. >> es llevar a la cultura a espacios donde no tienen acceso, a veces por cuestiones econÓmicas. a veces porque estÁn muy alejados de la mÚsica, no es parte de su vida diaria. no hay una cultura musical en ciertos lugares. en el caso de mÉxico, poder llegar a sitios muy marginados, aunque la palabra es muy fuerte, pero es una palabra real. viviana: es que ese proyecto fue creado en mayo del 2010 por el centro cultural tijuana, los fondos provienen de la secretarÍa de cultura de mÉxico. asÍ como el concierto que se llevÓ a cabo en el consulado de mÉxico en sacramento, dicen que realizan alrededor de 100 eventos al aÑo, malos conciertos. la inesperada presentaciÓn provocÓ emociones entre los asistentes. >> una emociÓn muy buena. viviana: un ejemplo mÁs de que la mÚsica atraviesa fronteras y puede llevar un mensaje de unidad y paz en medio de tanta violencia en el mundo. ramÓn: en breve, sep xavier:se vieron las caras floyd m

denied leaking any of that information to the it works to bring forward another former obama official samantha power. she's agreed to come before the committee. the congressional scrutiny does not mean they violate the the law or internal regulations but we'll bring them in for testimony anyway. >>> in the meantime this is a hot topic around the area. ask yourself this. shd non-u.s. citizens have the right to vote in local elections? the city of college park, maryland is weighing the idea. there are six other communities in maryland that already allow noncitizens to vote in local elections. opponents say it's not fair to people who are citizens to have voting rights granted to people who are not. supporters say noncitizens who live in college park should have a say in the direction of the town. people in that area though and you can imagine on a topic like this had not been shy in weighing in on the matter. >> their experiences are affected by local politics. and while they still live here, i think it may be a have some say about politics. >> they're not citizens of the country or of the state

we know of susan rice, samantha power and john writtbrennan. cia, nsa and now we learn there's at least six more people on that list. >> i think it's a false alarm. where i came from we send the fire department where the fires are. russia attacked us. we should be focussing on making sure that never happens again. there's been no evidence put forward that anybody wrongdoing was done by any obama administration official. until that is shown the trump administration can show the world if there was wrongdoing. they haven't done that t i think it's just a distraction. >> martha: as far as we know going through this whole process and as you very well know there are a number of investigations on the hill into the russia meddlingly suspicions and that is very thorough and goes on. we also know that general flynn, michael flynn was unmasked, his name was unmasked and it was revealed to newspapers. if that was done for political reasons or if it was leaked to the media all of that falls into the illegality venue including a possibility felony. obviously

thank you very much, terry haynes and samantha.it. >>> let's get to seema moody here with the european close things are shaping up pretty positively over there. >> they certainly are. european stocks are on the rise after snapping a four-week losing streak. that includes the german dax getting a lift from news of a widening trade surplus thanks to strong demand from outside the european union experts jumping to a record high of more than $123 billion in may. that's a 1.4% rise from the previous month about a 14% drop from a year ago and encouraging sign for german chancellor angela merkel ahead of the federal election in september. sticking with germany the ten-year bund yield pulling back from 18 month highs but it has doubled over the past month. inflation data on thursday, that will be key. now, ing's chief economist says despite that strong trade report, he cautions the increasing value of the euro could impact german exports in the coming months. the euro trading near 18-month highs. all right now lower at 113 against the gree

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