for those in the air force, it could be the difference between life and death. we recently visited the exclusive united states air force weapons school in nevada, where the colonel is obsessed with ensuring that he trains his students to become the best leaders out there. we wanted to learn what characteristics and values are at the core of their education and how those qualities can translate to the business sector. ♪ known as the home of the fighter pilot, nevada's air force base is just a short ride away from all the glitz of the las vegas strip. it's also home to one of the most prestigious training programs in the military. the united states air force weapons school. twice a year, some of the most gifted warriors of the sky are chosen to attend the phd level program there to learn the art of the most advanced, integrated combat, across land, air, space and cyber domains. not only do weapons school students become tactical experts in all areas of warfare but they also received an unmatched education in leadership. these airmen have to be the best of the best leaders. they're called upon for the most compl

speaker, i rise today to recognize an outstanding member of the united states air force, colonel joe solokunkel. he's been reselected for reassignment from the second district of florida where he served as the vice commander of the 325th fighter wing. he'll continue his service at mountain home air force base in idaho as the commander of the 366th spider wing, the gunfighters. he's been an exceptional leader, oversaw more than 4,000 people who train and support f-22 raptor pilots and crews. he has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of his officers, air men, and their families. mr. dunn: improved mission performance, facilities, and family programs. mr. speaker, please join me in extending congratulations and gratitude to colonel kunkel, his wife and children. may god continue to bless our nation with this kind of exemplary patriotism and service. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without

united states citizen in 2014. their two children were born in the united states. their son served in the united states air force. >> i talked to my dad last night. we talked for like ten minutes. he told me to not worry. and that soon he will be out and then god knows why he is still in there. >> reporter: juan was in the process of applying to be a permanent resident. but a trespassing charge that was dismissed caused him to be detained for deportation. he has no criminal record. >> i think in my heart he broke the rule because he was without visa. and say constitution of this country. i understand that it is wrong to stay over here. but my husband is good people. >> reporter: juan was the primary bread winner doing jobs as a landscaper and chef. >> i think in families like me, in this situation, without mother or father -- >> reporter: peggy fox, wusa 9. >> the pastor is being held in the ice detention facility in farmville, virginia and they have not been allowed to see him. >>> in prince george county, two people are dead after a head-on crash near for the washington. it happened about 2:30 this morning. ro

air force academy who got the job to get the flag and stand at attention. another unique part about this tournament. >> it is a great opportunity to be out here and represent the united states air force and military as a whole. we are very appreciative for what quicken loans nationals is doing for us. we really appreciate it. the hash tag for quicken loans is #declareyourday. if you like golf, this is your chance to see the professionals at work. >> i actually like it here better than i think it was a little intense at congressional and it ruins some of the fairways on the golf course. >> for a professional golfer to graduate from our school i am definitely pulling for him. >>> some hockey now and there he is swinging the club to join the carolina hurricanes spending two quality ses ason with the caps . one of my favorites and one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet is carl allison are -- karl alzner signing on with the montrial . >> so many free agents. it is painful when it happens. >> especially a guy like alzner. >>> a quieter evening still south of town. better the rest of the holiday weekend and more unsettled toward wednesday and thursday. tuesday at 11 a.m. it start

marriage equality, abortion, contraception but even the next generation of fighter planes at the united states air force should purchase. he's got an answer forim everything, he claims it's the bible, i do the sermon called the two worst ways to make policy. one is bible literalism, trying to find out one little verse that will confirm your viewpoint and the other is constitutional original isntwe him. we don't know what people thought the first amendment meant, there wasn't even a congressional record at the tim time, and the states that ratified all of these provisions of the bill of rights, including what were talking about today, in general there aren't any records cap of what the people coant so when my conservative friends they were in favor of state rights, apparently not when it comes to protecting the conscience of people and also, if it doesn't matter what the states thought when they come from the constitution, then i would say maybe they're not such big supporters of the rights of"god states because they didn't even care what they thought these provisions meant.fi >> 25 years of fighting for

that is the couple's 21-year- old son serving in the united states air force. >>> major drama and shake up at the white house today. embattled press secretary sean spicer announced his regular signature nation and a new communication directors was brought in to deliver president trump's messages. weijia jiang has more on the developments. >> reporter: the white house briefing room was more ch as usual as reporters learned sean spicer has resigned. the new press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders read a statement from president trump. >> i am grateful for shawn's work on behalf of my administration and the american people. i wish him continued success as he moves on. look at his great television ratings. >> reporter: the resignation comes on the heels of president trump choosing anthony scaramucci to be the new white house communications director. >> we are committed, as true professionals to the team and the process of getting the administration's message out. >> reporter: today was the first on camera white house press briefing in more than three weeks. spicer had been less visible rece

burns served in the army air corps and the united states air force from 1940 to 1960, fighting for his country during world war ii and the korean war. after being honorably discharged from the air force, mr. burns worked another 16 years for the department of defense before retiring as robins -- at robins air force base in georgia. upon his retirement from the d.o.d., mr. burns and his wife, lucille, dedicated their lives helping the georgia community. he volunteered over 14,500 hours at thehouseon medical hospital. when he -- at a medical hospital. when he wasn't there he could find seniors do their taxes or transporting food for the local food bank. i'm proud to recognize mr. burns' life today and his dedication to the community. he will certainly be missed. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields back. the chair will recognize the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. gallagher, for five minutes. mr. allagher: thank you, speaker. mr. speaker, deliberation of mosul from the islamic -- the liberation of mosul from the islamic state

abby: you may not believe this, that is the united states air force academy band performing one of theirs outskirts. isn't that beautiful? to think it comes from members of our military. ed toeed todd: when i saw the air force band is here i thought we are going to have 50 people. drums. who are these guys? that's pretty cool. any service could do it, it would be the air force. they kind of think outside the box. they do things their own way. abby: hitting on navy? pete: no. clayton: don't adjust your sets also. steve, brian and ainsley off today for the holiday. it's july 3rd. abby: it's not the weekend. pete: it's the long weekend. we are having it with you right now, monday, tuesday. clayton: not a car going up and down the street right now. abby: i hand picked these flowers for you guys for the fourth of july, red, white, and blue. pete: manhattan garden. abby: really hard to come by. clayton: she has a stoop. pete: we have politics. republicans warming up to the idea of repealing and replacing obamacare. abby: president trump celebrating his first fourth of july at the white house.

rear admiral bruce lindsay, united states navy, commander, naval air forces, atlantic. rear admiral brian antonio, united states navy, program executive officer, aircraft carriers. vice admiral thomas moore, united states navy, commander, naval sea systems command. vice admiral michael shoemaker, united states navy, commander, naval, air forces. admiral frank caldwell, united states navy, director, naval nuclear propulsion program. admiral phillip davidson, united states navy, commander, united states fleet forces command. admiral john richardson, united states navy, chief of naval operations. the honorable, secretary of the navy, acting. the honorable donald rumsfeld, former secretary of defense. [applause] the honorable scott taylor, united states representative, second district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable robert scott, united states representative, third district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable richard cheney, former vice president of the united states. [applause] the honorable rick schneider, governor, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable

air force here but behind them, their american counterparts, the thunder boards, their american counterparts, the thunder boa rds, to their american counterparts, the thunder boards, to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the united states perform at the royal international air show this coming weekend. the american pilots are checking out the moves of the red arrows. incredibly close quarters as you can see. let's return to our top story and that is the death of liu xiaobo. joining me now is kerry brown, a professor. welcome to the programme. you are in singapore to be speaking at a china —based forum later on today. do you expect his death will dominate conversations? it isa death will dominate conversations? it is a business focused for and we will be talking about china's politics and influence in the world and this is having a big impact. the issue of liu xiaobo, unlike previous dissidents, he did not take exile, he spent most of the last 20 years in prison. the fact that he has died effectively in prison, although he was left out in the last weeks in hospital, it is not an easy thing to deal with the fact that he died in these circumstances, as a prisoner and as someone rightly pointed out, the last time this happ

. >> it's a great opportunity to be out here and represent not only the united states air force, buthe military as a whole. very appreciative of what the quicken loans national is doing for the veterans and showing their appreciation for us. really appreciate it. >> great stuff there. >>> the nationals in first place nl east but 11-14 in their last 25 games. our nationals at st. louis tonight. now, the nats lost last night. the bats have cooled a bit in tonight late drama. javier sanchez at the plate here. his first ever in mlb. bases loaded. that'shi a ttrrd sike on the nationals. that looked way outside, right? take another look. you make the call. strike or ball? i say it was a ball. doesn't matter. the ump says it's a strike. too bad we don't have instant replay for that. nats lose 2-1. two runs in the last two losses combined for the nats. >>> dc united at montreal. this is as close as they come to scoring. hitting the crossbar. they fall 2-0 at the montreal impact. >>> speaking of montreal, one of the big guys is leaving for the canadiens. he spent nine years with the caps. a r

royal air force have been performing some stunning manoeuvres with their american counterparts, the thunderbirds sat directly behind them. and to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the united statesroyal international air tattoo this coming weekend. and before we go, we want to show you the new bundle ofjoy at the national zoo in washington. and this one comes with stripes. video shows a rare sumatran tiger curled up next to its mother after its birth this week. these animals are critically endangered, with only about 400 of them left in the wild. veterinarians haven't determined the sex of the cub yet, because they are giving the animals time to bond. thanks for watching. hello there. with the weekend fast approaching, please don't make this the last forecast you see. we'll be fine—tuning the details because we'll have some weather fronts around. one thing is for sure, it won't be as hot as it has been in spain. on thursday we had record—breaking heat. friday looks just as hot. although then the temperatures may ease a little, the heat will be sustained. the day ahead looks mainly dry and will feel quite warm. sunshine as well. a weather front has made its way southwards at east

coming up on "your business," lessons on leadership from the united states air force weapon school inearn from the men and women guarding this nation. >>> an entrepreneurial veteran repurposes military surplus into a fashionable handbag company. >>> plus, how this rope company made the leap by marketing to the needs of cowboys and ranch hands. >>> information to help you grow fast, go far and work smart, coming up next on "your business." >> announcer: "your business" is sponsored by american express op

air force. but sat behind the nine british pilots are their american counterparts, the thunderbirds. to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the united statesrform at the 2017 royal international air tattoo this coming weekend. the american pilots checking out the moves of the red arrows from close quarters. you are watching you stay on the bbc. -- you are watching you stay on the bbc. —— newsday. still to come on the programme, we'll talk to our beijing reporter about how the death of liu xiaobo is seen in the country he wanted to change. also on the programme, the remarkable story of the elephant who went for a swim and found itself in very deep water off the coast of sri lanka. the flamboyant italian fashion designer gianni versace has been shot dead in florida. the multimillionaire was gunned down in his home in the exclusive south beach district of miami. emergency services in central europe have stepped up efforts to contain the worst floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans but tonight it is completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder of all american

coming up on "your business" lessons on leadership from the united states air force weapons school ina. what businesses can learn from the membership and women guarding this nation. an entrepreneurial veteran repurposes military surplus into a fashionable handbag company. plus marketing to the needs of cowboys and ranch hands. information to help you grow fast, go far and work smart, coming up next on "your business."

this is the united states air force ceremonial brass out on the plaza. they're going to be joining us throughout the course of the morning. >> busy morning. >>> we begin with the breaking news. north korea says it has test-launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. our team is standing by with everything you need to know, beginning with keir simmons in london. good morning. >> sheinelle, good morning. u.s. defense and military officials tell nbc news they are assessing the type of missile fired by north korea. but early analysis suggests it is an intermediate-range ballistic missile, not the longer range that north korea claims. it comes just days before leaders of the group of 20 nations will discuss steps to rein in north korea's weapons programs. overnight, north korea announcing its conducted another missile test. claiming it has tested an intercontinental ballistic missile, icbm, which could have the range to reach the united states. officials say the missile test was fired from the country's western region and tracked for 37 minutes before lan

"three men - civilian neil armstrong, 38 of wapakoneta, ohio, united states air force colonel edwin e. buzz aldrin, 39 years old of mont clair, new jersey and 38 year old air force lieutenant colonel michael collins." "they are on the way to the moon." "looks like it's gonna be impossible to get away from the fact that you guys are dominating all the news back here on earth." "the three of us all have different personalities." "mike is sort of a well-rounded jovial person that whatever the subject is that people are thinking about or talking about why, he's got something to offer." "now neil was pretty focused." "you sort of have to get him engaged in whatever it is, then the pearls of wisdom will come out." "now me, i'm a little different." "my business is space-oriented." "so we got these three people together kind of going to the moon, not a whole lot to talk about except look out the window." "good evening, if news is defined as the unexpected or the unpredictable in human affairs, then tonight the flight of apollo 11 just does not qualify." "apollo 11 is right where we knew it wo

those defenders underwent 66 consecutive days of bombing from the united states air force is. we rolled up a fleet of 400 naval vessels, that's almost twice as big as the united states navy is today for one island, and they bombed that island with shells for 96 consecutive hours. there is no eight square miles of the earth that has ever received as much ordinance as the island of iwo jima. almost all the japanese survived. life wasn't good, they were drinking their own urine, they never saw the sunlight, they were deep underground and they weren't happy campers, but they survived. they survived and were ideological committed. they survived to the point where they could kill 7,000 marines when they hit the beach. look at what isis has done for almost six months in mosul. they're losing, but it took the infantry and armor and special operations commanders to go into that city house by house, block by block, room by room to clear that city. and it's taken quite a while to do it and at high cost. what i'm telling you is there is a myth out there that you can win from afar. to impos

rear admiral bruce lindsey, united states navy, commander, and naval air forces atlantic. rear admiral brian antonio, united states navy, program executive officer, aircraft carriers. vice admiral thomas moore, united states navy, commander, naval seas shipments command. vice admiral michael shoemaker, united states navy, commander, naval air forces. admiral frank caldwell, united states navy, director, naval nuclear propulsion program. admiral phillips davidson, ,nited states navy, commander fleet forces command. richardson, united states navy, chief of naval operations. the honorable sean stackley, secretary of the navy, acting. the honorable donald rumsfeld, former secretary of defense. [applause] the honorable scott taylor, united states representative, second district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable robert scott, united states representative, third district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable richard cheney, former vice president of the united states. [applause] [cheers] the honorable rick snyder, governor, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable gary

. >> an update now to admission the united states air force as well as the air national guard involvedn the fight against aces. iraqi forces say hundreds of civilians are rushing to lead the iraqi city of mosul. the airstrike aimed at isis are pounding parts of the area. iraqi forces have ramped up their assault on militants as they retake control of the entire city. get this. 850,000 people displaced so far. they have seen some of the most difficult urban combat in tightly packed housing. more on this later. political fallout from the travel ban is making their way through congress. the 241st birthday. we've got more on what can keep everyone safe. we are going to take you for a special look into the nashville famous for the king recorded some of his most famous song, including now or never. ♪ it's now or never ♪ come hold me tight ♪ kiss me my darling ♪ be mine tonight ♪ some use equipment to be at their best. and some use it to sleep their best. the beautyrest black hybrid provides exceptional support and unique conforming feel. exclusively at mattress firm. exceptional support and

united states ceremonial brass with another july fourth peormance. firfrs >>> back, now, on this fourth of july, with the united states ceremonial air force brass.s. >> the commander/conductor of the ceremonial brass, this is his fifth year. so good to have you. pleasure, colonel. >> great to be with you guys. thank you. >> this is the 70th birthday for the united states air force. >> we're celebrating this year. >> does that make this even more special? >> you're darn right it does. this whole year, we have celebrations going on, you know. for 70 years, the airmen all over the world have been breaking barriers. we're so glad to represent. >> this particular unit, you're based town in d.c., right? >> we are. we're so proud to be here. not just for this band, but to respect all of the airmen serving all over the globe today. indeed, all of those who serve in our military, such a special day to represent them. >> both of my brothers are in the air force. hear hear. >> you're about to perform "america the beautiful" right? >> no more appropriate song. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you.," right? >> no more appropriate song. >> thank you fo

they went under 66 consecutive days of on reluctantly, 247 bombing from the united states air force bases. four days prior to execution of hitting the beach, we rolled up a fleet of 400 naval vessels. that's almost twice as big as the united states navy, for one island and they bombed it was shells for 96 hours. there is no eight square miles of the earth that has ever received as much as the island of iwo jima. almost all the japanese survived. life wasn't good. they were drinking their own urine. they were buried deep underground and they want happy. i got it, but they survived and they were committed to their cause and they survived to the point that they could kill 7000 marines when they hit the beach. look what isis has done to mosul. their losing. they got pounded but it took the special commanders to go into the city, house pipe house, block by block, room by room to clear the city and it's taken a while to do it at a high cost. one telling you is there's a myth out there that you can win from afar. to impose your political will on the enemy requires you, at the end of the day to d

president and misses trump have arrived back in the united states. air forces second trip abroad as president took him also to the g20 summit in germany. he returned to the united states, then went back to france where he helped celebrate the 100th anniversary of the u.s.'s entry into world war i. macronpresident emmanuel taking part in to steal they celebrations. they are hosting the u.s. women's open. talked on air force one with installment of saudi arabia who congratulated the president on the u.s. led coalition's victory over the islamic state in muscle. the leaders were also said to discuss recent diplomatic resolves in a dispute with qatar. the white house and the tosident emphasized the need cut funding for terrorism and to discredit extremist ideology. israel's government says

i am a senior in the united states air force, currently in afghanistan.here are not a lot of people who know i'm transgender. it is on a need to know basis. currently in afghanistan, there's only a handful. those people are of higher ranks. then of course, the people i came here with from my home station. >> how often do you give yourself a shot? guys asked meher what being transgender means, a basically say it is being assigned female at birth. does not come in alignment with your body. doing it every week for ovary three years. -- or over three years. you just kind of get used to it. what i like about this deployments, i can be my authentic self. i'm just another guy. females back home, i am was stuck here in afghanistan, a war zone, is like a vacation to me because i can be myself. commanderd to tell my ban transgender. i stand to lose everything. i stand to lose my career, my future, my foundations. it takes away the service i am done and that i feel very proudly to have accomplished. it takes all that away. amy: we are joined now by fiona dawson who

the chairman of the museum of the american revolution and the 17th chief of staff of the united states air forcen dedicated to those self-evident values and truths that all people are created equal, and the conviction that citizens of our nation can and should govern themselves. now 242 years after the first shot was fired at concord, the museum will begin its work as an institution that preserves the stories and inspires generations of young people to embrace the meaning of those truths. but as a museum, even as a new museum, we have our own story and our own heroes whose courage, toil and sacrifice made today possible. it is both my pleasure and my duty to thank and recognize them. first, our predecessor, the valley forge historical society founded by the reverend herbert burke and sustained by many dedicated and selfless people throughout the 20th century. thanks to them, we can present an unparalleled collection of artifacts presented in our museum. to the national park service, which gave up ownership of this land within the independence national historical park so that we could serve the m

of the royal international air tattoo this weekend which marks the 70th anniversary of the united states air forcenot entirely fair because there is interest in the mixed doubles but in terms of the singles? that‘s right, heather watson and jamie murray to cheer on in the doubles. on henman hill next to the pond, haven‘t seen my friendly fish in 20 minutes ever since carol appeared with her bright dress. he seems to have gone back under for the moment. reflecting on yesterday, for the second day running, the big british hope, the british number one, went out. johanna konta, she says she is not too disappointed, because she remains upbeat and confident she can win the women‘s singles title in years to come. it was the first a final for her, a lwa ys was the first a final for her, always seen as a huge match, counter that against the vast experience of venus williams, who is now through to her ninth final, incredible, at the age of 37. this time though, her opponent venus williams, the five—time champion, looked almost back to her best as she outplayed the british number one. konta lost in straight

the bottom of your screen undergraduate investment conference and at the nasdaq it's the united states air force0th anniversary. >> more auto sales coming on and let's get back to phil. >> maybe everybody had better than expected sales. gm down 4.7% the expectation was for a decline of 1.8% so gm a little weaker than expected and when we get that later on gm believes it will be 60.6 billion that will be the fourth straight month. >> that's a pretty big miss relationship ti to the others. any special factors that might be in play there. >> usually when you look at these. when you see an auto maker come in a couple of percentage points lower than expected. usually it's because of that and sales program when they cut back on complete sales that's terrible. they're taken with a bit of a grain of salt month to month >> from the low 17 million, right? >> now they're in the low 17 million. they're in the mid 17 million. >> they brought that down for the entire industry. their estimate for the entire industry sales for this range they brought down to 17.1 where everything else was already. that's not a

sergeant yankee's retirement who after 28 years of honorable service to our nation in the united states air force, air force reserves, and air national guard has retired at our home in hawaii. she began her service in hi i hi with headquarters' pacific air forces in 1998 and contributed greatly and significantly making a long lasting impact for our troops, service members, and country. including mobilizing support for deploying troops through our country's long period of conflict. chief yankee recently retired as a headquarters individual reservist readiness integration organization superintendent at the joint pearl hashor hickam, hi hifment where she served as the senior key enlisted advisor assisting the commander with managing and directing personnel resource, activities for over 400 reservists. she's given so many years of her life in the service of our country and embodies the skills and expertise that our reserve component service members bring to our total force. our grateful nation thanks josephine for her and her family's service and sacrifice and wish her the very best as she begins thi

air power. >> mitchell's visionary idea that the united states should have a separate air force made him some enemies, but it also made him friends. many of them, world war i pilots like captain robert oles. >> this is my dad. >> his son can still remember hearing the fly boys spin their yarns. >> i used to sit at the top of the stairs as a little boy and listen to my dad and his contemporaries. it was back during the depression years, so the entertainment was whatever they did right there on base. i'd hear their tales of flying. >> robin oles was born in 1922 and he'd follow his father into the skies, becoming a legendary ace and military leader. >> dad took me up on my birthday when i was about 8. it was a biplane, open cockpit. it's still a thrill to think about it. it's quite different from flying a jet. sitting there with the breeze in your face, wonderful. >> mitchell knew that overcoming the military's prejudice against the airplane required a dramatic test. in july of 1921, with scores of military brass and cameras looking on, mitchell's air crews attacked a group of obsolete american

. >>> number three, the united states air force memorial. monument honors the service and heritage of the men and women of the us air force. three stainless steel spires soar into the sky reaching 402 feet above see level. granite walls describing valor and values of military aviation pioneers and a tribut to missing airmen. >>> number two, bradley point. a national park located on george washington memorial parkway. you can take a bike ride along the water, watch the planes take off and land, or enjoy a picnic. >>> and number one, baba a boulevard. it is retro chic hang out for coffee or cocktails. enjoy lunch or dinner or simply stop in for drink. ♪ >>> i think we all want to stop in for drink later right now we're trying to reach the fountain. can you reach it? can you reach it? can you reach it? >> oh! this is an amazing way to cool off if i do say so myself until i slip and fall and go right in the mountain. arlington obviously has a ton to offer and if we have convinced you despite the sun and the humidity today to want to move to this

. >>> number three, the united states air force memorial. t honors the service and heritage of the men and women of the u.s. air force. three stainless steel spires soar into the sky reaching 402 feet above sea level. granite walls describing valor and values of military aviation pioneers, and a tribute to missing airmen. >>> number two, bradley point. a national park located on george washington memorial parkway. you can take a bike ride along the water, watch the planes take off and land or enjoy a picnic. >>> and number one, baba a speakeasy located on wilson boulevard. it is a retro chic hang out for coffee or cocktails. enjoy lunch or dinner or simply stop in for a drink. ♪ >> right now i'm enjoying this drink. hmm. the nato cold brew. it has two times of the caffeine. just what i need. hey listen pentagon row is just what i need because they have a lot of fun activities here in this wonderful space that they've created they have military mondays where on mondays people obviously in the military get a discount. every thursday d doggie an

of course, or not issuing a comment, of course, the president is on his way back to the united states on air force one. we do know, however, ana, that a white house official tells us that top aides, of course, are aware of this yet-again changing story as it pertains to this meeting back in june tw2016 andf course as you can imagine, these top aides not happy about what has become yet a third version of this meeting. >> and we've had a lot of different statements that have come out all as these details have been revealed. the president we brought to our viewers live, did just land back in the u.s., in new jersey, where he's going to be spending the weekend at one of his properties. jessica schneider, we'll wait and see if they issue a statement now that he's back. i want to discuss this with my panel. former nixon white house counsel and cnn contributor, john dean, and cnn political analyst and politico's white house correspondent. your reaction first to this breaking news. more people in this room than had been previously disclosed. >> well, right, it just goes to show you that there's a lot of e

. >> an reporters would love to ask the president of the united states, but he's already on air force one heading back to the united states having not had a face-to-face meeting with reporters. let's go to cnn white house correspondent sara murray who is live in hamburg. sara, how is the white house going to try to clarify the mixed message? >> well, we saw the white house break with tradition yet again. trump did not hold a press conference lfr he was leaving so at this point we have no response from the trump administration to putin's comments. everyone agrees that president trump went into that meeting, that he brought up russia's meddling in the 2016 election. the key question of course is does he agree with putin's assessment that they both believe that russia really had nothing to do with this and it's time to move on? yesterday secretary of state rex tillerson offered his view of how this conversation went in the meeting. here's what he had to say. >> the president pressed president putin on more than one occasion regarding russian involvement. president putin denied such invol

. >> so, the defense of soul counts upon the combined forces of the republic of korea and the united states. they have counter battery fire, air force in the republic of korea and the united states, and today if north korea started pulling the laniards and artillitary started coming in there would be damage but we would be able to destroy that quickly through ground and air fire. there are solid plans and capabilities to be able to quickly react to any attack from arti artillary coming in the soul. it would be the end of kim jong-un if he started that. i am not convinced we would stop there. >> those watching the pod cast who was commander of all the forces. thank you. you want do to the tokyo one? >> yes. one of the others -- you did say generals not admirals. >> so, great commander of many things but -- >> there is a little bit of revenge going on. i told general sharp he would get on the spot. thank you. the defense of oak now is the same as the defense of the mainland. air and ballistic missile defense, cruise missile defense using the full weight of u.s. and japanese forces. more and more is planned. there is a battalion

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has remained by cutter's side and reinforce its military forces there earlier this month meanwhile the united states continues to maintain an air. basin cutter were over eleven thousand u.s. personnel and coalition forces are stationed cutters defense minister said turkey in the united states will have no problem cooperating despite their recent split over the role of the kurds in syria for more on this we're joined tonight by john so the lady's former foreign policy principal at a trilogy advisors great to have you with us tonight to be with you read this is a hard one to figure out the picture is somewhat distorted here and i mean you're an ally in certain parts of the world but maybe not an ally in other parts of the region what do you make of this welcome to the world of geopolitics as we like to say first to the best of my knowledge ed the pentagon has not confirmed that these exercises are taking place so i think the news is coming out of the qatari defense ministry but if it's true and we'll condition it with the great if we have a very strange three way situation where we have president trump who in one of the one of hi

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. >> watching melania trump and the president of the united states deplaning, coming off air force one, off a short flight from warsaw. it's been less than 24 hours in poland, but very warmly received there. the president waving to the group meeting him. he will get on the helicopter and fly to the meetings of the g-20. we'll have to wait to see what the transportation is. nic robertson, again, this is really a jam packed two days of meetings the president has. we focused on the meetings with vladimir putin but there's another aspect as well. the president of china is there, trying to assume leadership at the g-20 and this looming issue of north korea hanging over the meetings as well. a lot to discuss in the coming days, nic? >> reporter: yeah, a lot of things that are definitely and intricately connected here. he will meet with president abe from japan, the issue is going to be about north korea. you know, japan, south korea, in a good part on the same page as the united states, wanting to get stronger u.n. sanctions against north korea. when he goes into that meeting with abe, he'll

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