the white balls here. 1, 2, 4, 19, 29. t mega ball 20. being ticket was sold at this store in san jose, california. this was theifth large jackpot in mega millions history. >> yeah cnbc, they said that people, most of them would either sa the money or invest it. that's always abig question. if you won it. >> what you do with it. >> i would buyn rv. >> i'm buying a plane. the next drawing is on friday. $40 million is the starting value for that. the powerballdrawing tonight will have a jackpot of 147 million d. not too shabby. >> not bad. i want to see the world. not have to work. travel. >> that's right. >> get plane, you could dooo that ♪ >> time right now,56. here are four things to know. win or go home for the d.c.-based jam project group. tonight is the duel round on nbc's world of dance. watch them battle it out tonight at 8:00 on nbc4. >>> a tape of a conversationtw n then candidate donald trump and his former attorney michael cohen haseen made public. the two talk about paying for former playboyar modelen mcdoul's story of an allege

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senator graham also tweeted, finally, if it were me, i'd check the soccer ball for listening devices and never allow it in the white house. senator graham referring to the soccer ball that president putin gave to president trump during the joint news conference. you can watch all of the news conference. we're going to show it tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. in the meantime, here are some of their remarks. watch part of the news conference between the two leaders before the house gavels back in. we begin with one of the questions from a reporter. reporter: thank you. mr. president, you tweeted this morning that it's u.s. foolishness, stupidity and the mueller probe that's responsible for the decline in .s. relations with russia. do you hold russia at all accountable for anything in particular? and if so, what would you consider them -- that they are responsible for? president trump: yes, i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish. we should have had this dialogue a long time ago. a long time, frankly, before i got to office. i

senator graham also tweeted, finally, if it were me, i'd check the soccer ball for listening devices and never allow it in the white house. senator graham referring to the soccer ball that president putin gave to president trump during the joint news conference. you can watch all of the news conference. we're going to show it tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. in the meantime, here are some of their remarks. watch part of the news conference between the two leaders before the house gavels back in. we begin with one of the questions from a reporter. reporter: thank you. mr. president, you tweeted this morning that it's u.s.

the u.s. president who has dropped the ball. all right while the white house in damage control today in washington bureau chief alexander phenomena is tracking reactions alexander many have described president trump as the teflon don i mean the notion that he can do no wrong nothing is going to stick by his own admission he could go down fifth avenue and shoot someone and it wouldn't affect his popularity with his base or the republican party is this a turning point. it's might be many critics say that they are convinced it is a turning point and the defining moment of trump's presidency don't know trump is facing kill soft tsunami of criticism not only from the democrats but also within his own republican party where many lawmakers have described his performance in helsinki as disgraceful shameful or embarrassing and now the democrats are calling on trump's national security team to testify before congress they are calling on for additional legislation to impose new sanctions on russia and house speaker poll a top republican in the house said today that

questions, but sarah sanders telling us yesterday that this ball has been already through the typical screening procedures that any potential gift to the white house would. we think it is highly unlikely near the backyard soccer ball. >> can we just be old school and just kick it around? do we have to be able to watch a movie on it? thank you very much for the analys analysis. >> we saw mike pompeo eyes the soccer ball with suspicion. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or plan to. if you have inflammatory bowel disease, tell your doctor if symptoms develop or worsen.

and white house press secretary sarah sanders accepting the invitation saying that they're waiting for a formal invitation to be offered to the white house but this is clearly putin putting the ball in the white house's court and suggesting that between the russia probe and also the controversy surrounding the election interference in november, the time for a summit really isn't right now, jim. >> cnn's abby phillip at the white house, thank you. >>> let's dig now deeper on cnn's reporting that michael cohen was aware of the trump tower meeting was and sara murray is here. help our viewers understand the significance of this and what we have learned here. >> jim, president trump denied any knowledge of this meeting but all of a sudden michael cohen is emerging sources say with a different tale to tell and one he says he's willing to share with special counsel robert mueller. michael cohen now claiming that donald trump knew in advance about the june 2016 meeting at trump tower where russians expected to offer dirt on hillary clinton. sources tell cnn. and sources say cohen is prepared to tell special counsel robert mueller what candidate trump knew and when. >> it is quite a bomb

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had this is where carrie and aiden broke unfp for the second time when she was wearing that white ball had the fight about him not believing that she actually wanted to marry him. so this is one of the iconic moments of the show. we're going to be going all around the city, as you said, of course leading up to tonight's premiere of "the 2000s", talking about this iconic moment in television. >> so sarah jessica parker, the star and basically producer of the show, has said more than once that new york was the fifth lady on the show. so let's talk a little bit about the locations in the city, the other locations that have sort of become tourist attractions thanks to "sex and the city." >> reporter: it's so true. the show wouldn't have been what it was without having new york city as the backdrop. i mean, these women lived all over manhattan. at one point, miranda moves to brooklyn and everyone freaks out. certainly central park, the stoop at carrie's apartment, magnolia bakery, where the cup cakes got put on the map. all these night life spots and restaurants. the city really felt like p

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the leg—spinner‘s been picked for the series, despite signing a contract to only play white ball cricketorkshire. ican i can understand why it has caused a bit of fuss, but we have just got to get on with it. we have got to look at the positives, slightly different style of english spinner. a little bit of mystery, to him. he is bowling really well, and that is what we should be excited about, not what we should be excited about, not what is happening with the field stuff, and yorkshire stuff, and all that. we should consider it on the positives, rather than the negatives. as they keep repeating, it isjust because of the circumstances that we are in. should still be an intriguing test match. manchester city say their new signing riyad mahrez could be available to play against chelsea in the community shield this weekend. having arrived from leicester earlier this month, mahrez injured his ankle in a pre—season friendly against bayern munich over the weekend...but a scan has shown there is "no significant damage". newly—promoted premier league side fulham have announced for around £22 mil

hundred million watched it live on television events like that and much tougher of in stopping the spring ball or white spring rugby tours taking action to try and get economic boycotts imposed it was a big holiday struggle and this exhibition brings it to life and reminds everybody of the history because you say london being an important place for this struggle because britain supported apartheid south africa and one of the conservative parties favorite prime ministers margaret thatcher called mandela a terrorist going to your book your new book why even when he was sixteen leaving south africa. did you know then that he wasn't a terrorist and also monday denounced five years before he walked to freedom and began to transform the country and the guy. a peaceful change from the evil of a policy to a nonracial democracy he was denounced five years before that by the british prime minister's a terrorist why did that she do that because the west with the exception of scandinavian countries like sweden in particular did not support the anti-apartheid struggle they claim to be against apartheid who wouldn't

all about little white balls and little red balls! people get confused, thengland. he is the man in form, the spin bowler in form, although there aren‘t many to choose from, to be honest. a year ago, adil rashid said he would no longer play for the yorkshire county tea m longer play for the yorkshire county team in the longer form longer play for the yorkshire county team in the longerform of longer play for the yorkshire county team in the longer form of the game. he wanted to concentrate on one—day cricket. now usually that means that you can‘t be picked for england because you are not in the county game and you don‘t play longform cricket so why would you be picked? that england are still searching for a spinner and still haven‘t found one that they like and want to keep and adil rashid has shown his form in the one—day game for england. he‘s played test cricket for england before and did well against india. so he gets in the team. he is in and moulin ali, the other spin bowler is out and so isjamie moulin ali, the other spin bowler is out and so is jamie

she can say we have the beautiful kremlin and red square behind white balls and she's made me way super excited but it strikes first one france against belgium the lowlands again. before nine hundred ninety eight both knocked out south american opposition what she confronts for us well france out of the tournament like real champions i was lucky to get that result to win against australia they've built themselves explode to get insane and did what they had to do against europe why they're looking very very good build must be feeling bulletproof you talked about south american countries they knocked out the favorites in brazil so they must think that they can beat anyone big decision for a bit about the belgium manager who is he going to play got a tactical right against brazil does he stick with the same table does he get a little bit different but the may i still think france he got the edge big decision today shows as well midfield as you bring that maturity was the stick with the list. talented teams i think france will take it out how important is this for the premier league's of th

the soccer ball to the president of the united states. it reminded me of the scene in "castaway" tom hanks starts talking to his volleyball. now we've got ivan the soccer ball in the white house. it's a bad day for the american presidency. >> so as heidi mentioned, this wasn't about one line or one word. this was about the full context of the president's press conference with vladimir putin. to believe what the president said yesterday you'd have to discount everything else he said during that news conference from his withering attack on the justice department and the fbi for investigating his campaign's ties to russia to putin "incredible offer to help with the investigation," to latching out at those who suggested russian meddling was in any way responsible for his victory for the debunking of the dnc and hillary clinton's 33,000 missing e-mails. >> i do feel that we have both made some mistakes. i think that the, the probe is a disaster for our country. i think it's kept us apart. it's kept us separated. there was no collusion at all. everybody knows it. >> what he did is an incredible offer. he offered to have the people working on the case come and work with their

. >> reporter: the white house today is not denouncing putin but is insisting the president won't play ball on this. quote, it is a proposal that was made in sincerity by president putin, but president trump disagrees with it. the president at the white house today focused mostly on the economy. but even that made waves. in that new cnbc interview, he publicly disagreed with how the fed chair raised rates, even though presidents typically stay out of those independent decisions. eight another unorthodox move, lester, for a president who's made plenty. >> hallie jackson at the white house, thank you. >>> more breaking news, a major outbreak of tornadoes. the severe weather threat stretching from iowa to arkansas with kansas city, st. louis, and little rock among the cities in the risk area, covering some 13 million people. and there are reports coming in now ofphicamage after a tornado touched down in marshaltown, iowa, near des moines. we get the latest from nbc's jo ling kent. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: tonight, tornadoes ripping through iowa, leaving catastrophic damage in their wake. >>

the inclusion of leg—spinner adil rashid. his selection has proved controversial because he's only contracted to play "white ball" cricket for this season. his performances in the recent 0ne—day series against india — which england won 2—1 — have prompted his test recall. i haven't played with him but watching of way he goes about his business in the one—day matches in talking about his bowling, he has mature as a cricketer and improved as we last saw him. i think it will be fine. clearly, is going to be nervous because it is a bit of time away from the england team and the circumstances but i genuinely think you will cope. he is a very good bowler. we all know you can take us. it's like playing in maugham by all at chennai, we play a practice game, it was like playing in maugham by port chennai. but he is a quality spinner. we don't want to take anyone lightly. any of those fast bowlers. it will be a challenge and focus on our bowlers. it will be a challenge and focus on our games. nba superstar lebron james made his first public appearance on monday since leaving cleveland cavaliers to join la lakers with whom he's signed a

the white house here that wants is apparently not enough. the security advisor to invite vladimir putin to washington for a ball meeting, presumably at the whitee white house. discussions are underway. before the midterm elections can with those two will sit down together again. internation's capital. some of the issues to get into here. publican senator ron johnson. we make of that? >> this is a president that really does value personal relationships. i would much rather be talking to adversaries that not talking to them. make sure that you don't have any miscalculations, russia has 7,000 nuclear weapons. i would rather improve relations with them then see them further deteriorate. the way that you do that is through discussion. >> neil: a lot of your colleagues want to make sure that the russians never do that sort of thing and have a legislation that would call for stiff sanctions on that. what is not clear is that if they were to misbehave again is whether the president agrees with you on that. >> obviously what russia has been doing, not during our election system, but other cyber attacks and other cyber intrusions into our infrastructure

the white ferns could only muster 137—9, while england picked up the winning runs with 17 balls to sparethey've won on every visit. which is 13, by the way! marc marquez has extended his lead in the moto gp standings after winning for the fourth time this season at the dutch grand prix in assen. the spaniard has now won half of the eight races so far this year on his honda and has a 41—point lead in the championship after taking the chequered flag ahead of alex rins and maverick vinales. valentino rossi, who's second in the standings, finished fifth. two—time champion andy murray has withdrawn from wimbledon on the eve of the tournament. he had been due to play benoit paire in the first round on tuesday and had also been positive about his chances of being able to compete after onlyjust returning from nearly a year out with a hip injury. in a post on social media, murray said: he went on to say he will begin his hard court preparations from tomorrow with the us open still to come in late august. now, it's been ten years since one of the most celebrated men's finals at wimbledon. much has

hesitating right now to come to washington and have those kinds of conversations that the white house says -- the ballin china's court. if they are not coming to us with meaningful concessions we have no choice but to move 200ard with the initial billion in tariffs. they're going to be wondering who are we going to be talking to. and these broad acts or requirements of washington to make changes to structure a policy that are tied to the 301 investigation, they don't have clarity on what is washington prioritizing create what are the concessions that beijing can make to be good enough to get toward the deal. there's a lack of consensus on that. are just not confident with all of the reversals we have seen from the may 19 trade deal and the walking back of the 11th hour from the investment restrictions on china. confidence on of beijing's part that any deal will actually stick. we don't see any meaningful movement on that hard. theie: brief comment on trump putin summit. there's obviously a lot of pushback from both parties today. >> we have noted a very muted market reaction to the summit in helsinki.

the character heathcliff‘s origins as an abandoned baby, but in a modern setting. they'll accept your baby. black balls have to go home. the babies are too sick. whitem, ellis bell, has always intrigued me. and we don't know very much about her. she's really a mystery and most of what we know is kind of hearsay and oral tradition. but it's purely the book, that's the reason i'm fascinated by her, is that she created that work. ana as for what emily would have made of all this... we also know she was an incredibly private writer and so i wonder if she may have also found this level of scrutiny perhaps an bit intolerable. oh, well, happy birthday, emily. let me show you just one more room in the bronte parsonage museum. this is the kitchen where emily bronte spent a lot of time, to get away from reading, she would come and hang out with the servants. she liked to cook and she got a lot of her best ideas in this very room. lots more from the bronchi parsonage museum on the 200th birthday of emily bronte throughout the programme “— emily bronte throughout the programme —— bronte. emily bronte throughout the programme -- bronte. she died at the age of 30

the u.s. president who has dropped the ball. right the white house is in damage control today and if you're just joining us we're porters will get the chance to press the president donald trump on the remarks that he made at the end of the summit we're told at a press opportunity could take place any moment now and when it gets underway or cross over a live but first let's go to our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena she's been tracking reactions since yesterday alexandra many have described the president trump as teflon don i mean this notion that he can do no wrong nothing's going to stick nothing will affect his popularity with his base or the republican party are we witnessing a turning point. we might and strums critics certainly think that it is the case that it is a turning point taking into account the criticism of the president is facing here back in the united states most notably among republicans within his own republican party were many lawmakers say that what they saw in helsinki was disgraceful and shameful some of them a

the leg spinner had seemingly become a white—ball specialist, that's what his county yorkshire thought and he will start his first test in over 18 months and his first on home soil. patrick gearey is at edgbaston for what will be england's1000th test. it is one of the longest running dramas in english sport and now ready for its 1000th episode, full of glories and controversies, meet the latest. adil rashid, and leg—spinner, now picked for the marathon of concentration that is a test match, a decision called a slap in the face for the traditional cou nty in the face for the traditional county game. this being a one-off thing, it will get a lot of attention but i see county cricket ina attention but i see county cricket in a big factor in developing english players. if you look at some of the young lads in the team they had to work hard in the county game to prove themselves. as england walk—out for their 1000th test several seats will be unoccupied, people will not come to see the show if they do not know when it starts. the key with test cricket is having a regular supply every year,

let's start with the idea of -- michael cohen is the one that has gotten this ball rolling that flagged the white house that they didn't have this recording. is that how you're understanding this story. what peter just said, that's what it sounds like. >> who benefits would be michael cohen who is engaged in a public negotiation with his former client. cohen needs money. cohen increasingly urgent in first his pleas and his warnings to trump, help me out here or, things could go badly for you. i might cooperate fully. we heard cohen said he basically is ready to help the special counsel in his investigation. he is going it put the country and his family ahead of his loyalty to the president. >> mr. president please pardon me. >> pardon here and i'm available. >> the danger of making it so obvious isn't it it puts more magnifies public eye on this particular situation. if the president did pardon him, it would make -- that everyone would be that much more critical of the president. >> this is going to go out for the next several weeks. as we get closer to d-day for the special counsel's office and

the white house said the ball had the same screening and declined whether to say they identified anyn the ball. >> didn't he say it was for b barron? >> yes. >>> "the boston globe" announces the closing of the necco candy factory. this is a blow to my son. they make necco wafers, sweethearts, clark bars, and thin minutes. it's selling necco to another undisclosed manufacturer. >> what are you going to do about that? you don't want your son to be upset. what kind of dad are you. >> it's a real tragedy here. >> scientists say they found a huge underground lake on mars. ahead, how they made the remarkable discovery and why mars can support liquid water despite being pretty cold up there. you're watching "cbs this morning." we appreciate that as always. we'll be right back. why lenscrafters? personalized service is why. clarifye, no other eye exam is more precise is why. and because style? your style is why. lenscrafters is why. book an eye exam today. hi there.me! so, what do you look for in a vehicle? sleek designs. performance. dependability is top on my list. well then, here's some v

the leg—spinner‘s been picked for the series, despite signing a contract to only play white ball cricketth it. we have got to look at the positives, slightly different style of english spinner. a little bit of mystery, to him. he is bowling really well, and that is what we should be excited about, not what we should be excited about, not what is happening with the field stuff, and yorkshire stuff, and all that. we should consider it on the positives, rather than the negatives. as they keep repeating, it isjust because of the circumstances that we

. >> the white house is not denouncing putin, but is insisting the president won't play ball on this. quote, it is a proposal that was made in sincerity by president putin, but president trump disagrees with it. >> our thanks to hallie for that report. >> we have stunning footage of of a police who rescued the baby who used the baby as a human shield when they tried to a roast letter f arrest her in texas. they ran outside to her car and grabbed the baby. police were able to safely rescue the infant and then charge 36-year-old evelyn with child endangerment and robbery. >> also caught on camera, an armed carjacking in broad daylight. he gets out of the impala and points the gun at a victim outside a building. the gunman demands the victim's keys to a 2018 orange bmw x1 and the victim complies. north miami police are offering up to $1,000 for information. >> and in nebraska, shocking dashcam video shows a state trooper maneuvering out of the way of a semi truck. look how close that got. it veered into his lane. authorities say the driver of the 18 wheel era peered to have some kind of

fee for museum on the street they built a replica of the original football that was used by people who are white and ninety and all of the other balls probably one of the most iconic balls one of the most important ones in the mexico nine hundred seventy boulder that was the first ones to employ the five sided shape that you see on the side of a football the thing will be probably familiar to you when it comes to it also it's interesting what's related to this current colin powell was going to tell stump the current ball also called the tell stuff. and have a look at one of my favorite ones. if you can have a look at talian ninety eight the full plate on the back. of those things with. the bowl that was used in the world cup this became the something you how it became something you wanted to play with them pods of the totem and sometimes famous sometimes infamous we're going to come. here to south africa in twenty ten giuliani knows baseball became quite infamous because a lot of goalkeepers complained about how it moved through the air when it was hit with power so i spoke to one of the greatest procedures said to be conscious of h

military monitored the beeping metal ball with special telescopes but the shimmering white thought was imperceptible for most of the public. nevertheless the specialist knew it was a huge achievement on the part of the soviet union. at the devil in scientific form terms and in tahrir as as interpreted in political terms i think it was probably the biggest shock of the. twentieth century because. i don't think people knew what it was they were frightened by it and. they sort of thought well what can it do i mean can a drop a bomb on us can inspire on us and frightening. and the response by the scientific community is how do we match it. u.s. president eisenhower remained demonstrably composed and went to play golf the day after sputnik was launched. he tried to talk down all the commotion sputnik didn't make an impression on him not at all he said all they had done was put one small metal ball into the air. later he came up with even more denigrating descriptions of sputnik eisenhower didn't really think that we needed to run around with their hair on fire. and there were some members o

the white house and and many other. officials who confirmed that the principle ball is who yes wolf they've assumed that the illegally fish no crimea but actual should never be recognized remarkably for part of this summit in finland's presidential palace trump is likely to meet putin alone just as he did in singapore with kim jong un in june the u.s. is closest allies are worried what this most unpredictable president might agree to behind these walls james bays al-jazeera helsinki the space coast guard has rescued three hundred forty refugees and migrants adrift in the straits of gibraltar they were found on board twelve dinghies among them one hundred children since the start of this year around one thousand nine thousand people have arrived in spain from north africa that's more than arrived in the country in the whole of twenty seventeen funerals have been held in pakistan for some of the one hundred twenty eight victims of a suicide bomb attack during an election rally among those laid to rest was a candidate for the provincial office more than three hundred people were injured in the blast on friday the caretaker p

workers >>> and take a look at this, the english golfer mark james teeing off in the seener british open when his ball hit a big white bird well, the ball went out of bounds he had to tee off again. james took a triple bogey on the par for 17th hole, and we hope the bird is okay we have no word about the bird, but we'll keep you posted. >> sue, thank you very much. ouch sorry, shouldn't laugh >> poor bird >> i know. what can i tell you? >> sue, thank you very much. >> see you next hour >>> we have got 26 minutes left of trade we're about 0.5% dow, a full% on the nasdaq we'll ask the company's copresident about what's driving their success. >>> plus guess what? here we go again we are waiting on an an slot of earnings after the bell. big question for invests, can az turn around faang find out ahead on "the closing bell." [phone ringing] need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. >>> welcome back to "the closing bell." we have got just over 20 minutes left of trade.

the game still has a rich history here. we have more. >> reporter: bats, balls, pitcs, and catches. the year was 1937. players lined up asll stars. this black and whiteeb shs the bl legends at griffith stadium ready to play ball in the sweltering july heat it was the first midsummer classic to swing into the nationpi cal. the excitement was monumental. streets filled. homes and businesses empty. meers of congress adjourned.n more tha 31,000 standing only fans packed into griffith stadium. >> it's right in the heart of the city. it's surrounded by row houses and businesses. people would sitro in thtops and watch the games free. but it's a game that'sde finitely in the heart of the city. >> president franklin roosevelt threw out the firsttch. it was an american league victory 8-3. fast fward 81 years. howard university hospital is decorated in the history tcet stood in its place. griffith stadiu ps homete took dust and sweat right here from 1911 t1965. d.c. has hosted four midsummer classics. two at griffith stadium. two at rfk stium. this year the national's players will stephe onto home field as all stars. news 4. >> all right. and look at here. laur

. >> the white house today is not denouncing putin but is insisting the president won't play ball on this. "it is a proposal that was made in sincerity by president putin by president trump disagrees with it." >> the "new york times" tonight is strongly denying accusations a reporter broke into the apartment of a local gop campaign staffer. brian land rum has done work for virginia's u.s. senate nominee cory stewart. land rum says a friend caught the reporter breaking into land rum's wood bring hope yesterday afternoon. but the "times" says that reporter never entered the apartment. unit's frontd the door was unlocked. >> if she is so intent on contacting me, i would have preferred for her to do it by phone a not by barging in when i'm not home. >> this reporter in particular has been aggressively you know, asking questions about everybody who i've ever known. >> the paper said the reporter left tits noteh land rum's iend asking land rum to call her. prince william county police are investigating. so far no charges. >>> a renowned local diving coach once slated to cope for te usa at

the ball can go to barron and tossed it to the first lady. graham said i would check the soccer ball for listening devices and never allow it in the white house. probably a joke, but interesting point indeed about lindsey graham. president trump was complime complimentary of the world cup. >> he likes a good show. >>> american politicians and world leaders are not the only ones stunned by the president's comments in helsinki. listen to the late night comments. >> where are the servers? i want to know where is the server and what is the server saying? where is the server? >> we know where the server is. he is standing right next to the master. >> putin did say the meeting went very well. in fact it went well that putin said he might make trump president for another four years. >> if you wonder if there is incriminating video of president trump? we now know beyond a treasonous doubt. we know he does. >> president trump and vladimir putin had a one-on-one meeting today that lasted over two hours. ugh. poor trump. that is a long time to hang out with your boss. >> it is really not funny, but funny. >>> when it cannot get more bizarre. a russian s

search to replace justice anthony kennedy we've got blake burman outside the white house with all of it. >> a whole lot of balls cheryl. nothing different on this day at the white house as the big story here is the president trying to finalize his selection to replace anthony kennedy on the supreme court but what we're led to believe is a local product might indeed be the lead contender at this point. the president appears to be down to a few this afternoon, brett k avanaugh, a former staff secretary to president george w. bush, revered by many within the bush orbit. he's one of the three that president trump is ebb focused on the others raymond kethledge, on the sixth circuit based out of cincinnati ohio appointed by president george w. bush and amy coney barrett based out of chicago she was put in that position by president trump. it is believed those are the three at this point that the president will decide from. clearly not on the short list, merit garland who as you know, was stymied by mitch mcconnell and the runup to the 2016 election. the reason why i bring him up is because a source familiar with the

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the white house and and many other. officials who come from the principal ball those who are supposed to assume that the illegal invasion of crimea below should never be recognized remarkably for part of this summit in finland's presidential palace trump is likely to meet putin alone just as he did in singapore with kim jong un in june the u.s. is closest allies are worried what this most unpredictable president might agree to behind these walls james plays al-jazeera helsinki and the british prime minister theresa may has revealed a piece of advice the u.s. president gave her on bragg's it sued the european union and don't go into negotiations. criticize mays plan for braggs it in a newspaper interview that was published during his u.k. visit he said he told me what to do about breaks it but she didn't listen and her plan could kill a trade deal with the u.s. late he later wrote back on his criticism and said a trade deal could be done sagna gago has more from london. given the amount of times that the us president has actually managed to do about a complete u. turn and on many things in this visit i think she's sort o

the white house and and many other. officials who come from the principal ball those who do yes wolf they've assumed that the illegal exceptional crummy about russia should never be recognized remarkably for part of this summit in finland's presidential palace trump is likely to meet putin alone just as he did in singapore with kim jong un in june the u.s. is closest allies are worried what this most unpredictable president might agree to behind these walls james plays al-jazeera helsinki president donald trump says he intends to run for reelection in two thousand and twenty and an interview with the british newspaper the daily mail trump said well i fully intend to it seems like everybody wants me to and the goes on to talk about what he says his lack of competition from the democrats saying i don't see anybody i know them all and i don't see anybody over ten thousand people have protested against donald trump in scotland as the u.s. president spends the weekend playing golf in his luxury resort a stopover in term areas caused anger despite it being a private trip that there was some support for trump in london while several h

after putin gave the president and a soccer ball from the world cup lindsey graham said "finally if it were me i would check the soccer ball for listening devices and never allow it in the white house." leading democrats are already calling for hearings with the president's national security team. that would seem unlikely but this helsinki summit has clearly put republicans on the defensive. bret. >> bret: mike emanuel on the hill, thanks. here are some other headlines tonight. a former fbi lawyer lisa page was back on capitol hill today. her second day of testimony. the session ended a few moments ago. page and bureau agent peter strzok have been under scrutiny of course for text messages disparaging president trump during the campaign and what role they had in investigations. video released from an officer's body worn camera shows a black man killed by chicago police had a gun in his holster at his hip. he was running away, reaching toward his waist when he was shot multiple times. if police released that 32nd clip without sound sunday a day after the 37-year-old man was killed in a shooting that set off violent protests there. the california democratic party has snubbed in

rashid's been named in the england squad for this week's first test against india, despite signing a deal to only play white ballthat he'll need a red ball contract next season if he's to be able to continue playing test cricket. in the women's super league, western storm beat loughborough lightning by 18 runs. rain delayed the start at taunton and reduced the match to just six overs each. but there was no shortage of fireworks, as smriti mandhana hit a quickfire half—century to help western storm to an unassailable 85—2. england's richard mcevoy — who's 39 — has won his first european tour title at his 285th attempt. he birdied the final hole in hamburg to finish on 11 under par to win by a single shot. he wins the porsche european 0pen and about £300,000, eclipsing any other earnings in his career. dillian whyte says he wants another fight with anthonyjoshua after beating joseph parker on points. this left hook in the 9th round doing most of the damage at the o2 arena in london last night. 0n the undercard of that fight, irish boxer katie taylor defended her wba and ibf lightweight titles in a third—round stop

the orioles. just recently president trump -- russian president vladimir putin gave president trump a soccer ball in helsinki. dobrynin to the whiteind of his bug. a microchip that accesses adidas content and that can be seen. there is a smart chip in there. >> i'm glad justify its okay. a pretty good record to admit that's well. gerri: thank you for that. you can catch the sports reports on fox news headline first on your xm channel 115. cheryl: a lot more coming up. the u.s. and the european union turning down the heat on trade tensions. our actions going to follow word? a live report from london straightahead. ♪ adapt supply chains based on trends, tweets and storms. and make adjustments on the fly. ♪ ♪ the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. gerri: check out this video. house speaker paul ryan when paul ryan went on to make it most late night show to take place among the funniest segments. listen to this. >> paul mine could be a live-action disney villain. #widows peak. which executing tolerance car has given me hope for the future. i won a high paul bynes face with a shovel. [inaudible] wow, he took it on the chin. it