it is great to be on with secretary esper and senator sullivan and i agree with senator sullivan andhat the trump administration deserves credit for its 2017 national security strategy which prioritized china as america's biggest national security challenge. there is real value in stating that clearly. also getting to very loudly and aggressively not only reaching the conclusion, but advocating the conclusion but that that this experiment that we were on philip -- we were on for the past couple of decades to try to help china become a more responsible member of the community or transform democracy has failed. they entered the international global community and then pushed the rules as far as they could to dance -- advance their own interests often at the expense of our interests. they understood that the international organization that we had in large part help to build required a level of unanimity in order to have any kind of consequences for individual members who do not comply by the rules. they went about kind of picking people off using a variety of diplomacy or extortion, howe

sullivan: this is not something unique to putin. meeting face-to-face is not just something you do with vladimir putin, it is something president biden will do, all told when you added up, with somewhere approaching 35 or 36 leaders just on this one trip alone. he will welcome the prime minister of japan and korea and welcome leaders over the course of the summer because face-to-face engagement is just a different order of magnitude better than doing it on the phone. second, on this notion of deliverables with the russia summit, what we're looking to do is for the two presidents to be able to send a clear signal to their teams on questions of strategic stability, so that we can make progress in arms control another nuclear areas to reduce tension and instability in that aspect of the relationship. second, being able to look president putin in the eye and say this is what america is about, we believe is an essential aspect of u.s.-russia diplomacy, because president putin is a singular kind of personalized leader, and having the oppo

sullivan defending this putin meeting.re have been foreign policy experts who have said this could be a reward for putin. that this is a high stakes meeting in that it could elevate putin not just on the international stage but also domestically by seeming to put him side by side with the u.s. president. sullivan is saying it's strongly in the u.s. national security interest for president biden to sit down one on one with putin and have that sort of face-to-face meeting and that in that meeting, biden intends to lay out what the expectation for behavior from russia is and what the consequences will be from that behavior -- to that behavior if putin does not follow what the u.s. is looking for. sullivan did not outline what those consequences will be. of course, the white house said they are trying to keep a lot of this meeting private and the negotiations behind closed doors and not play it out in the public sphere, as we often saw during the trump administration. certainly, indicating that this will be a meeting where pre

it is great to be on was secretary esper and senator sullivan that the trump administration deserves credit for the national security strategy that prioritizes with the biggest national security challenge and then loudly and aggressively to advocating to that conclusion this experiment that you are on last couple of decades to bring china into the fold as a means to induce the ccp is a more responsible member of the international community or transform themselves after democracy has failed. they enter the international global community as far as a curtain to advance their own interests at the expense of ours. they understood the international organizations we had in large part help build, require the level love unanimity those numbers that don't comply by the rules. so they word use a variety of extortion to create a situation to give all of the benefits to the international community without playing by the rules. and so while they correctly identify aid much of the problem the inconsistency to execute a strategy led to a situation hate and progress laying out in the front and the su

well, as a did i grew up watching the ed sullivan show. does anybody remember ed sullivan?ity loosely. he was sort of famous for being physically awkward. he had trouble pronouncing words, especially people's names, and he had, really, the personality of this disk, but he organized a great show from plate spinners, to opera singers to broadway and circus acts. it was an amazing show. coming back i was reminded of a rather dramatic thing that happened here. there was an animal trainer named clyde wall streety, the precursor to siegfried and roy. he worked with ringling brothers and had a big lion and tiger act. they brought him in here and he thought the stage was too small to do the act safely. ed and the producers taught him into doing it. if you've ever seen the footage, it looks a little cramped in the cage with him and the lions and the tigers. just as he feared, he loses control of the cats. he's holding a whip and a stool and a starter's pistol to scare them -- frankly, that's how they used to handle faye dunaway in the '80s. ( laughter ) so he's cracking the whip and

mike sullivan, i can see you. commissioner sullivan. >> commissioner sullivan: i'll just second everything you said chair stephenson and seattle is one of the few places that does environmental stuff a second before san francisco. if we're not the first, it is often seattle. i'm hoping that soon to be ex-commissioner can let us know when there's good stuff going on in seattle. >> president stephenson: director raphael. i see your hand raised. >> i finally figured out how to raise my hand. tiffany, i can't believe you moved to seattle. so, we do like to say that we are part of the access of good here in san francisco, the access of good being california, oregon, washington and british columbia, seattle is definitely part of the axis of good and we share things but we do have a bit of a competition. i have to say, it is great for seattle but i'm going to miss you. you have been a phenomenal commissioner. your curiosity, your integrity with which you bring your intelligence to thinking about where we are now, where w

. >>> the late show with stephen colbert returned to the ed sullivan threeuate they are month for thethan a year. up until now, it's been mostly a family affair. john dickerson caught up with host steve colbert after he reunited with his live studio audience. >> tell me about june 14th, nervous? >> yeah, very nervous. i was nervous, not necessarily that i would forget how to perform in front of an audience, but a little bit. >> reporter: two weeks ago, the slightly anxious star of "the late show with stephen colbert" returned to his workplace, the 400 person ed sullivan theater, whose seats had been empty for 460 days. >> vaccine card, i.d. and ticket. >> reporter: more than 20,000 requested tickets. attendance required proof of vaccination. they were there for much more than just a laugh. >> you have gotten me through this time. >> reporter: the reunion was a mass echo of the smaller reunions among friends separated during quarantine. >> on june 14th, did you look out the window and look at the line? >> i didn't. i've got no time looking out windows. i'm a working man. >> reporter: j

'cause of course, vaccines have long been required at the ed sullivan theater, ever since the deadly4 outbreak of... beatle-mania. that's so soon. so soon! i was telling chris just a moment ago, i remember may of 2020. hady-aid when do you think we'll vaccine-habidy-habidy-hlaab... june of 2021. that was over a year out at that point. i can't believe we made it. it's only 21 more days. 21 more days from tonight, the ed sullivan theater will be packed with folks like you, the ones who made this reopening possible by staying safe, thinking about your fellow citizens, and getting vaccinated. give yourself a round of applause, if only to practice giving me a round of applause. we are working around the clock to get everything ready for a live audience again. first, we have to figure out how to get this back into a suit. ( laughter ) okay sameeight, ffdistbuon no. tony stark, call me. then we have to prep the actualt the rats down there who've been hosting their own show. of course-- hanks is great with everybody. of course, this is all part of new york reopening. we're just the first the

welcome back to the show i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan on this friday morning.ey is looking halfway through the 5:00 hour stock futures are pointing to modest gains in the overall market the dow implied higher by 60 points s&p implied higher by 2 points nasdaq gaining 2 points as well. this is after the s&p 500 rose to an all-time high in yesterday's session with the investors shrugging off the inflation report showing the increase in pricing pressure >>> a look at the meme stocks. losing steam in yesterday's session. right now, generally speaking, shares of amc and gamestop and bed, bath & beyond and blackberry seeing gains. we are seeing a rally this week in otherther areas cybersecurity stocks this is among the ransomware attacks. fireeye is up 12%. crowd strike is up 8%. a different story for the home builder stocks pulte and lennar and dr horton are down the mortgage numbers are coming out at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> and didi is filing to go public in the united states. reports say it could reach a valuation north of $70 billion no word yet on which exch

stephen colbert returns with a live studio audience at the ed sullivan theater. it has been more than a year since an audience has even sat in on a show taping. michael george is live in new york city with what viewers at home can expect this evening. >> reporter: i spoke to stephen colbert's executive producer, he says stephen was excited and even a little bit nervous about tonight but this is a moment that both he and his fans have been looking forward to for a long time. the excitement is building outside the ed sullivan theater. >> i can't wait. >> reporter: he came down from boston to be one of the first audience members to get in line. how did you get tickets? >> complete dumb luck. complete dumb luck. i got the email and i just absolutely lost my mind. >> reporter: the crew of the late show stephen colbert has been hard at work preparing for monday's big return. the first show in front of a live audience since the pandemic forced the show to do more than 200 episodes remotely. >> monday would finally go back to the ed sullivan theater which means this is t

here's jake sullivan again.cal infrastructure. when ransomware infrastructure. when ra nsomwa re causes infrastructure. when ransomware causes the shutdown of a pipeline or causes the shutdown of a pipeline or causes major disruption to food supplies, or because of some disruption to an electricity grid — thatis disruption to an electricity grid — that is a national security issue. and president biden intends to consult closely with partners of the g7, with allies in nato at how we can have a collective response of this. and he intends to say to vladimir putin privately what we've said publicly — which is that we don't believe the russian government is behind these ransomware attacks, but the russian government shares responsibility to deal with the criminals on their soil who are conducting them and to prevent them from conducting further attacks. you can read more _ from conducting further attacks. you can read more on what jake sullivan can read more on whatjake sullivan told the bbc in the interview online,

and i want to get a so it's a professor, ronald sullivan. obviously he is very good to have stayed with us and been following his story. what do you, what are your thoughts on that video footage? how i mean, i suppose, impossible to emphasize the, the significance i had in this case made it impossible to ignore the disproportionate use of violence. but i'm curious have, has there been footage in similar cases that hasn't resulted in a, in a guilty verdict? well, not this extreme. so this case is the children cases full of extremes. and that's why i try to tempt down excitement about what this case means. it is an important step, but it's only a 1st step it took. it's an extraordinary set of events to conspire and work together in order for this conviction to happen in this sentence, there was a 9 minute tape fellow police officers broke the blue wall of silence and, and testified, etc. but we've seen other cases where there were cell phone videos of police brutality and police killing, unarmed black men and women that have not resulted in pr

we'll take those questions to jake sullivan.z on the scene in tehran. >> reporter: nuclear talks are resuming today as iran prepares for a more conservative president. overnight, celebration in iran as a new president is officially announced. the ultra conservative ebrahim raisi, the favorite of iran's supreme leader. there had been a vigorous get out the vote campaign with posters depicting the severed hand of their military leader, killed in a u.s. drone strike last year. urging voters to do it for him. fewer than 50% cast ballots. however, it was the lowest turn out. many staying home believing the election was rigged. >> you did not vote? >> no. >> why not? >> translator: if i had voted, they wouldn't have counted my vote. >> reporter: raisi's supporters believe he can rebuild the devastated economy. >> you voted for raisi because you think he can help the economy? >> translator: yes, he has experience in the judiciary. he knows the ways to make things better. >> reporter: the economy crippled in part by heavy sanctions impo

. >> jake sullivan said the u.s. is and will be ready for a meeting. >> and the contentious democratic primary for new york city mayor is heating up this weekend, certainly. with an uptick in violence across the city becoming a major talking point for the eight leading candidates. we hope to play some video for you that is really disturbing for some viewers. we played it yesterday. at the moment we're having an issue with our tapes, but let me describe this issue. a shooting in broad daylight. it barely miss two young children in the bronx on thursday. a 10-year-old girl helping to walk and shield her 5-year-old brother. it is now a big talking point in the campaign. a bit later on this hour, as we look at this video, watch this for a second. horrifying. yeah. it is just horrifying. look at those two little kids trying to scramble out of the way. yeah. been terrible. and that's the topic we'll be talking about regarding the mayoral election in new york city, and we have a primary day on sunday. tuesday, rather, there

mike sullivan, i can see you.r sullivan: i'll just second everything you said chair stephenson and seattle is one of the few places that does environmental stuff a second before san francisco. if we're not the first, it is often seattle. i'm hoping that soon to be ex-commissioner can let us know when there's good stuff going on in seattle. >> president stephenson: director raphael. i see your hand raised. >> i finally figured out how to raise my hand. tiffany, i can't believe you moved to seattle. so, we do like to say that we are part of the access of good here in san francisco, the access of good being california, oregon, washington and british columbia, seattle is definitely part of the axis of good and we share things but we do have a bit of a competition. i have to say, it is great for seattle but i'm going to miss you. you have been a phenomenal commissioner. your curiosity, your integrity with which you bring your intelligence to thinking about where we are now, where we need to go, have we thought about th

reporter: you heard jake sullivan, president biden's national security advisor there. the dynamic is -- it has changed in the sense that we have a new arabian president, but in the thing that sullivan said -- a new irani in -- a new iranian president, but the thing that sullivan said is that the decision will meet -- will be made by iran's supreme leader. we are trying to establish by how much of a role the president will play and whether these hardline -- this hardline affiliation that he has will influence the talks. it seems fairly bold to try to regroup immediately after they -- after the election and to try to somehow move forward. but that is just the nature of the talks as we know. they tend to go on for extended periods. that surely -- that's a good prospect now. shery: as i why we are seeing no real reaction in the oil markets right now -- is that why we are seeing no real reaction in the oil markets right now? reporter: they are waiting for the return of irani and oil to go onstream again -- iranian oil to go onstream again and the election is put a damper on

press one on sullivan. do we have to be careful how much we read into this trial because it's historic because it's, it's rand, most police officers don't get prosecuted for excessive force. actually, they don't even get disciplined. what you may mean, you must have heard this statistic, but i think between 2012 on may 2020. that would over 2 and a half 1000 misconduct complaints against minneapolis. peace officers just 12 of them resulted in discipline now that's right. and we have to be careful about the level of excitement with respect to this one case, because in most cases of police brutality, there is not a video. in most cases, the chief of police for from that department does not come to court and testify against the officer. once again, this case was an extraordinary confluence of events. it was, in my opinion, the right result. the conviction should have happened. there was proved beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty of mister children's guilt, but it is not emblematic of what happen

we'll also following a story professor ronald sullivan again. you the 1st of laura and director of the criminal justice and harvard. those cool joins us now from newton, massachusetts does this case set an important precedent in the country now? it can. it can serve as a model of what courts should do in cases where police exceed their authority and harm unarmed african american men. it doesn't necessarily set a precedent. that is, there can be a case tomorrow where police officers not even charge, but the hope and the expectation is that this will serve as a model so that other jurisdictions will behave in a similar manner. because the prosecution grounded their strategy in the video of derrick shove and with his need to george roy snack qu, cause george floyd was unarmed, and that for the 9 minutes that was a key component. in the prosecution's case, do you think would like you to see some sort of progress or movement on the use of 40 cams as a result of this? well, this shows you how important body cams are. a police initially works jordan ai

sullivan says president biden was on the phone with ukrainian president zelensky.arris to hold her first press conference overseas

right or the sullivan d w business. thank you very much. now at the center of the european championship and all the whole blue is this, the humble football itself. already dos is providing this year's model as it does for each of the championships. and like many footballs around the world is being made in pakistan. now, production standards there have improved over the years. but some say they can still get better if the customer is willing to pay for it. see coat in pakistan. for decades, the city has been the world's largest producer of soccer balls. thousands of local people work in the industry. in the past, all the balls were sown by hand, but times have changed. at least at this company bowl game. it produces $160000.00 soccer balls a year, many in automated production. the industry used to be notorious. many workers took the balls home with them, where family members, including children, stitch them by hand, or to get a month up, which in house we produce everything in house. and we only allow people who are a winner over to work in

well, i'm joined by my colleague off the sullivan to answer to that question. so a very different your rose this time. how is it going to work logistically? well, exactly, right, rob, it's so different for so many reasons. the pandemic is the obvious one, but the central difference really is the fact that this is going to be an 11 hole cities was originally going to be 12, but now it's 11. that's mostly probably hard wired into our brains, major sporting tournaments take place in one or 2 countries and we get a sort of cultural advice based around the whole country. this time it's in 11 cities. so for example, it starts tomorrow night in rome, then you're gonna have matches over the weekend in places diverse is back. who's in petersburg, london, amsterdam. there's other whole cities like bucharest, budapest unit. it's all over continental europe. so logistically that is going to mean a lot of travel, obviously for teams and officials, but ironically a lot less travel for funds because of the restrictions and result of the pandemic . so it's going to be quite a

i love to be able to touch my fans. >> jazmine sullivan! you, not just as an artist, but also as a person? >> she believed in me more than i did a lot of the time. she really pushed me to go after my dreams. >> reporter: in 2019, the sullivan family faced with tragedy after her mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> we were scared for my mother. we made a decision as a family that we weren't going to sit there and let cancer happen to us. we changed our eating habits, everything to help her get through this. >> mom's a strong woman. how's she doing now? >> she's doing really, really well. i'm just happy to have her back in full spirit. >> reporter: following that experience the singer is now a spokesperson for our sponsor novartis and their more than just words campaign. >> black women may be 40% more likely to die from breast cancer than white women. so the numbers were jarring to see and a lot of women have had delays in mammograms and screenings because of covid. >> reporter: and sullivan now using her voice to push these important con

right or the sullivan d w business. thank you very much. now at the center of the european championship and all the whole blue is this, the humble football itself. already dos is providing this year's model as it does for each of the championships. and like many footballs around the world, it's being made in pakistan. now, production standards there have improved over the years. but some say they can still get better if the customer is willing to pay for it. she own coat in pakistan . for decades, the city has been the world's largest producer of soccer balls. thousands of local people work in the industry. in the past, all the balls were sown by hand, but times have changed. at least at this company bowl game. it produces $160000.00 soccer balls a year, many in automated production. the industry used to be notorious. many workers took the balls home with them, where family members, including children, stitch them by hand, or to get a month up, which in house we produce everything in house. and we only allow people who are a winner over to

but still sullivan is saying that the united states focus is on containing iran nuclear program. what i would say is that there is still a fair distance to travel on some of the key issues, including on sanctions and on the nuclear commitments that iran has to make. but the arrow has been pointed in the right direction in terms of the work that's getting done in vienna. so we will see if the iranian negotiators come to the next round of talks prepared to make the hard choices that they have to make. in order for the joint comprehensive plan of action, the iran nuclear deal to be reinstated, and sullivan downplayed the importance of the election of abraham ra. he c to the presidency in iran. the hard liners saying that ultimately it will be the ayatollah the supreme leader who will call the shots and make the decisions when it comes to whether or not to return to the nuclear deal. he did say that the us believes that diplomacy is the best way forward, not military conflict. well meanwhile, israel's new prime minister has condemned the way in iran's presidential election by abraham

that's great to have you on the program. shelby sullivan. bennett, defense counsel to guantanamo bay. detainees live from cubic this r. thank shelby. ok. that is our lot for now, but our programs are just beginning. they close the ah ah, you know all the way with a potential solution the voice of the.

and sullivan said that the united states does believe that diplomacy is the way forward, not military conflict. and he downplayed the impact of the election of ibrahim, right? you see to the presidency and iran saying that ultimately the decision will come down to the supreme leader in all of this and the u. s. is ready to keep moving forward and negotiating to get this done. thank you, christine salumi that 1st in washington, dc. libby as national unity government has announced the reopening of a road that links east and west in areas. it was one of the conditions of sci fi agreement, signed between the war insides in october, forces loyal to the wall or party for half the say they were consulted and are yet to prove the decision of the prime minister insisted portions of the road open. new jersey lead. yeah. that you owe me more about it. it is my pleasure to be part of this historic day as the reopened the main art reconnecting. but you simply be edwards, wes, it will enable people to reunite as the doctors of division and separation have gone forever. i take this opportunity to ca

in order for the joint comprehensive plan of action, the iran nuclear deal to be reinstated sullivan also said that it is important for the united states to stay focused on its key goal, which is preventing iran from getting a nuclear weapon. money. thanks for that isn't salumi that 1st, and washington fill ahead on the al jazeera. if you didn't understand before the pandemic, what a small ins connected planet were own, surely you must understand that now the un outgoing humanitarian chief tells algae era how the pandemic has exposed flores in the system, not supposed to be held. and a key root linking to areas of libya that was for years as being reopened, but they could still be some road blocks ahead. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cattle airways. however, was seen some very heavy rain into southern parts of china recently more of the same as we go one through the next couple of days, anywhere between the, the yangtze and the per river. and that is courtesy of the my you front, which is now the process is just pulling out into the open. was his bright ski

on monday, i'll be back downstairs in the ed sullivan theater for "the late show."nce in 460 days. gosh, i hope i still remember how to feel validated by a cheering crowd. point is, you made it, america. after 15 months of quarantine, like cicadas, we're all re-emerging into the sun, and will spend the next two weeks making weird noises and having sex 'til we die. i'm being fact-checked on some of that. by my producer and wife right over there. now, leaving this storage room is a little bittersweet. sweet because i get to leave. bitter, because after ten months of purelling, everything tastes like a doctor's office. there are some things i'll miss about this studio. like you, silence. got anything you want to say to me before i go? well, i hate you, too. people are also traveling again. for instance, one senior tourist is seeing the sights of europe. i'm talking, of course, about joe biden. he was in the u.k. today, meeting british prime minister and real boy who wished to be a scarecrow, boris johnson. it could have been awkward, considering that, during the electi

national security adviser jake sullivan made one thing about that meeting absolutely clear. >> we do not regard a meeting with the russian president as a reward. we regard it as a vital part of defending america's interests and america's values. >> the biden administration's domestic agenda will face a big test this week, the president expected to talk with west virginia republican celly moore capito today or tomorrow about efforts to reach a bipartisan deal on infrastructure. and in just a few minutes from now the justice department will hold a news conference to update us on that colonial pipeline hacking that squeezed fuel supplies along the east coast for several days last month. let's start with that story, just with pete williams right now who is at the department of justice for us. pete, bring us up to speed on what we know the impetus before this news conference? >> well, what we learned here is from law enforcement officials who say that the interesting thing about this, we knew that colonial pipeline's ceo had said that the company did pay the ransom in order to get its com

live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!heers and applause ) ♪♪ >> stephen: hey! whoo! come on, man! ( cheering ) ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: hey! how are ya! ( chanting ) thank you, everybody! thank you so much! welcome! please! please have a seat, everybody! thank you so much up there! hi and away! everybody down here, please! please have a seat. welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to "the late show." i'm your shows stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: so how you been? ( laughter ) it's great to be back. we never -- we never really left, but we certainly weren't here. this is a slightly different energy than the converted storage room eight floors above us. ( cheers and applause ) as beautiful as that was, as lovely as that was. ( applause ) i have not been on this stage in front of a live audience for 460 days. ( audience reacts ) i don't know if i even remember how to pander to the most beautiful crowd in the world. ( cheers and applause ) hey! look at that man right there! look at

here now to discuss all that, white house national security advisor jake sullivan. hard-liner, ebrahim raisi, has just been elected the new president of iran. we should note that raisi is under u.s. sanctions for his involvement in mass execution of political prisoners back about three decades ago. question: what does joe biden think of raisi? >> jake: well, of course we vigorously object to the worldview and the outlook that raisi has put forward. we don't share his values, we don't share his interest, but chris, we also have to keep our eye on the ball. the person who will call the shots on iran's nuclear program is not raisi. if the supreme leader, ayatollah khamenei, he is the guy ultimately who will make the decision about whether iran accepts the constraints on its nuclear program that will ensure that it does not get a nuclear weapon. that's what we are testing right now. that's what our diplomacy is all about, and we are determined to prevent iran from ever acquiring a nuclear weapon. >> chris: there are reports that the administration wants to get a deal wi

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on the flight to brussels, national security adviser jake sullivan pushing back on the idea that presidenten would do a cybercriminal prisoner swap with putin. >> he didn't say prisoner swap. what he was talking about was accountability, and the idea that responsible countries should hold -- should be held accountable to not harboring cybercriminals, and to bringing cybercriminals to justice. >> reporter: that comes as the latest poll shows 49% of americans have a good or great amount of trust in biden to negotiate with putin. overnight, biden wrapping up his g7 trip in england where leaders offered a global plan to fight the pandemic and fight climate change. queen elizabeth joined him for tea at windsor castle. biden says he hopes to find areas where the u.s. and russia can work together. mona? >> ike, thank you. >>> let's turn now to karen travers in brussels. before we get to vladimir putin, what's at stake? it was pretty much dismissed by former president trump. >> reporter: mona, the president is once again saying america is back. his message today at the nato summit is that the u.s.

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i think you know, sullivan, former you back to the, to the e at the us. thank you very much. joe biden has now arrived in geneva, the next stuff on his european to this is where for the 1st time as president, you need to rush. this is vladimir coach. and on wednesday, the summit comes at the time and us russian relations and most strains for years. the talks are expected to cover a range of issues on which 2 sides disagree, including brushes, room in ukraine, and moscow's cracked down on opposition activists at home. so let's get a rush and perspective on this meeting from andre court court coltrane, of whose director general of the kremlin founded of russian international affairs. come so welcome to d. w. and what does bother me put in one to from this meeting? well, i think that he also wants predictability and stability. he understands the relations between russia and the united states will continue to be mostly adversarial, at least for the foreseeable future. but at the same time, there are some potential pockets all far corporation that can be pursued schroeder, and als

joining me now is national security adviser jake sullivan.u for joining me. "the washington post" editorial board wrote, quote, biden offered putin the benefit of the doubt. he should know better. and it continues as follows. the rhetoric sounded a lot like that which followed the initial encounters between the past three u.s. presidents and mr. putin, going on to say there is no reason to believe the outcome will vary from previous u.s. attempts at cooperation with mr. putin. so do you have any specific, concrete reason to be optimistic that this timeline will be any different? >> well, first of all, dana, i'm not sure if "the washington post" watched the entire press conference that president biden held after the summit with president putin because in that press conference, he explicitly said the proof of the pudding will be in the eating, which is to say that over the next 6 to 12 months, we will see through actions, not through words, commitments or body language, whether, in fact, we are on a better track with u.s./russia policy and the

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i'm brian sullivan thank you for joining us we chick kick off the trading w. let's jump in. futures are higher to begin the month of june. dow futures up 185 nasdaq up 52 we have momentum dow up six of the last seven months s&p 500 is now up four months i a row. june looks to kick off five. outside of equity, it is not the same for crypto. crypto trades all the time right now, most of the coins are down again ripple is higher bitcoin down 2%. ethereum is down as well bitcoin below he $36,000 something to watch on the other side of that, we have to check oil. it is going in the other direction. it is once again higher. oil has been on fire this year the energy xle is on the longest winning streak in 11 years crude oil is higher right now. and an important opec meeting happening in a few hours iran may press to put more oil on the market as well. we will have more on that with helima croft in a few minutes. oil is up right now. >>> around the world, a mixed trade in asia. japan is lower chinese are higher and big gains across the board in europe. if you are not paying attentio

fbi supervisory special agent john sullivan. >> we checked our fbi databases and private databases. school and get photographs, political rest records. we checked every lou castro that we could find in the u.s.. and then matched the lou castro that we had living in wichita. >> how unusual is that? that the fbi cannot, through all its resources, come up with a name and i.d. on the guy. >> it's extremely unusual. especially in this day and age, because usually everybody has a trail. there should have been credit records. there should've been drivers license records. there should have been all sorts of records that we could find. and we could find. none >> none of the car purchases, the property deeds, even the utility bills in angel's landing were under the name lou castro. they were all under the names of commune members. but just as goodwyn was feeling stumped, another extraordinary tragedy was about to shake angel's landing. it happened in 2008. when sarah was almost 24 and emily 17. >> i had called mom after school to have dinner with her, and she didn't answer her phone. and i wa