i'm urging the leadership to keep us here. keep us here through the weekends. let us work late at night. shou soldiers, men and women around the world, are working all hours of the day and night. we owe no less. i respectfully ask the leadership to consider that. i'm talking about the leadership of my party and i hope the democrats will join us of course to tightened an solve some real problems that affect real people's lives, thank you. >> dan sullivan, alaska. the bottom line here is we have this big agenda. you've heard a lot about what it entails. it also entails rebuilding our military. growing the economy. unleashing america's enormous energy opportunities. when you look at the agenda, what the president ran on, what a lot of us ran on, a lot of it is actually a bipartisan agenda. and what we don't have is time. what we're running out of, you see from this chart, is time. so what do we do? we can create more time. we can create more time. we can do that. and, you know, you get a sense here. a lot of the members on the dais talked about this, are some of th

many of us here came from the private sector. there is a lot of private sector experience here. one of the great gaps between the private sector and what goes on in washington, d.c., is the word that senator perdue used is results or lack thereof. look at a couple of the scorecard issues in the united states senate for congress. the budgeting process has worked four times in 42 years. that's 10%. of 197 presidential nominations to agencies, the senate confirmed 48. that's a 24% score. two out of trump's judicial nominations is 9%. the senate confirmed 23% of trump's 216 nominations. that's 11% score. as senator perdue mentioned, we have health care, we have budgets. only 31 scheduled days in the senate between now and the end of our fiscal year. september 30 to get a budget passed. this past year we were seven months into the fiscal year before we finally passed a budget. i don't see any reason why we need to be leaving this town in august. we should be here doing the people's business. if you were going to school and you were getting failing grades in your spring semester, you b

many of us here on the state came from the private sector, there's a lot of private sector experience here. one of the great gaps between the private sector and what goes on in washington is the word that senator perdue use, that is the lack thereof. a couple of the scorecard issues in the united states, the budgeting process has worked four times in 42 years, that the 10 percent score. 197 presidential nominations to agencies and senate conservatives it's 48. 24 percent score. two out of trunks 23 judicial nominations have been confirmed, that's a nine percent score. the senate confirmed 23 percent of trumps 216 nominations, that is an 11 percent score. as senate purdue mentioned we've got healthcare, budgets, we only have 31 scheduled days in the senate between now and the end of our fiscal year. september 30 to get a budget passed. this past year we were seven months into the fiscal year before we finally passed the budget. i don't see any reason why we need to be leaving this town in august. we should be here doing the people's business. if you were going to school, you were getti

they didn't send us here just to do the easy stuff. they expect us to tackle the big problems. and obviously, we can't get an outcome if we don't start the debate. and that's what the motion to proceed is all about. many of us on this side of the aisle have waited for years for this opportunity and thought it would probably never come. some of us were a little surprised by the election last year. but with a surprise election comes great opportunities. to do things we thought were never possible. so all we have to do today is to have the courage to begin the debate with an open amendment process and let the voting take us where it will. so, that's what's before us. colleagues. will we begin the debate on one of the most important issues confronting america today? it's my hope the answer will be yes. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that following the vote, senator mccain be recognized to speak for debate only for up to 15 minutes and that the time not count on hr 1628. >> is there objection? no objection heard. >> mr. president. i move to proceed to calendar number 120, hr

allies here which are interested in developing ties with russia but on the us. and on blogs that we've been waiting for quite a long time so that maybe something would change for the better we had hoped that the situation would change but it looks like even if it does change and it won't be in the near future quarter i decided it is time for us to show you we will not leave anything unanswered here is one that will be a political one. of course we have more to say they're all spheres that we could restrict which would be painful for the united states but i think we shouldn't do that and it's only going to harm us russian relations as they are but it's also going to affect. also russia ordered the u.s. embassy to stop the use of several facilities here we can show you some of them the new sanctions against russia are expected to be signed by president trump the document approved by the congress to target russia has a lucrative energy trade with the european partners washington claims the measures are in response to alleged election meddling. more of your wealth w

that's what they sent us here to do. >> you agree on this intelligence report there was a decision not to put that out and now they are aware that this may have been damaging. do you regret your course of action? >> we will hear from them later. >> do you personally have any concerns about the fact that they met with a russian lawyer to get started on the campaign after being told they want to help his father's campaign? >> i'm sure they will take a look at all aspects of the investigation. >> doesn't make it harder for you to trust president trump when he is in our circle story keeps changing? >> i'm sure they will get to the bottom of whatever may have happened. >> they will get to the bottom. [inaudible conversations] >> ideally we would deal with it before the august recess. the debt ceiling must be raised. okay. thanks everybody.

president is working every day to advance the president's vaend, which is what the person people sent us here to do. the vice president was not aware of the meeting. he's not focused on stories about the campaign, particularly stories about the time before he

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and she also tells us a congressman came here to one of their parties and drank a little too much apple toddy and made a spectacle of himself, but she doesn't tell us which one that was. and they were federalists. and they name their three daughters columbia, romania, and brita britanica. when thomas and martha peter were married he asked her what she wanted as a wedding present and she replied she wanted a likeness of him. so washington complied. and he had the artist paint this miniature of him, and a piece that martha treasured for the rest of her life. an 18th inscription said she was wearing it. we even have here an image of martha. the other item we have is a letter. it's one of three surviving documents from george to martha washington. this letter and another letter were actually found in martha washington's desk while peter owned it. and what's so significant of this letter is where george tells martha he's been given command of the continental army. he tells her he must proceed immediately to boston to take command of the army. it's such a significant document especially becau

thank you for speaking to us here on bbc world news.s here on bbc world news. iwonder, did thank you for speaking to us here on bbc world news. i wonder, did this announcement of a ceasefire, how much of this give you? it's a small step, we hope, in the right direction but it isn't sufficient from our point of view. in e—motion which reduces the amount of killing of civilians in syria is a welcome move. why do you say it is in the sufficient? it is limited to south—east syria in my understanding and privately serving the interests ofjordan and israel and i'm not sure if it is actually saving the interest of the syrian people, and we are worried more specifically as to who is going to enforce no—fly zone. if russia is going to be the enforcer of the no—fly zone, it will ultimately become a fox protecting the hen house. we hope the us or jordan will monitor and enforce any ceasefire in the area. and also, we are worried about south—east syria where a rainy and mercenaries and russian have increasing control, essentially to allow hezbollah

others have complaints about the path that got us here. but this vote, in my view, will simply be about whether we intend to live up to our promises. do we want to repeal obamacare or are we fine with leaving it in place? that's the question we have to ask ourselves. keep in mind, mr. president, the vast majority of republican senators are already on record having voted two years ago in favor of a full obamacare repeal with a two-year delay. of course in 2015, we know -- we knew that the president would veto that legislation. we now know that the current occupant of the white house would surely sign it. that's really the only difference between then and now. was the vote in 2015 just a political stunt? was it just pure partisanship? i know some of our democratic colleagues claim that that was the case. were they right? i sure hope not. on the contrary, i sincerely hope that any member of the senate who voted for the 2015 bill and who spent the last seven and a half years pledging to repeal obamacare hasn't suddenly decided to change his or

[applause] thank you.: thank you so much, governor to bedo for inviting us here today. you are such a role model for some many girls in our country. so thank you. so, carrollton, ohio could be any town in america. in carrollton, there is no wi-fi in the homes. there's often no wi-fi at these schools. the county has been decimated by her when epidemic, but 40 girls twice a week meet in a local library to learn how to code. to get their shot at the middle class. automation has transformed everything about the way we live and work. jobs are not going to be done by machines and humans. they are going to be done by robots and computers. if we were honest, this has created a lot of pain for americans. a tremendousreated opportunity. there are 500,000 jobs that are open in computing and technology , and these are jobs that are great. they pay a great wage, 120 thousand dollars if you are a software programmer. the problem is too many americans do not have the skills to fill these jobs. only 40,000 americans graduated in computer science to fill 500,000 jobs. this is an opportu

here's what we're logging at right now. notice that the current setup showing usve got a lot of sunshine out there. here's the line of showers and thunderstorms that's going to be messing through the next few hours. followed hyped it by another round of showers and thunderstorms as we head that was tonight and into tomorrow. it's expected to be a little bit more scattered not a long line of thunderstorms but some scattered showers and thunderstorms to watch out for. i'll plan it out for you on your future cast. you can see that line once again pushing through possibly staying strong as we header through the next few hours. we're talking potentially heavy rainfall with this as it moves off to the east into parts of south jersey around 9:00 o'clock. out of here by midnight. maybe few isolated showers through the overnight. while move of us are sleeping. by tomorrow morning, we could see partly sunny skies. that's going to be the story through our saturday. partly sunny with a few isolated showers and thunderstorms into the afternoon. sunday looks awesome. we're expe

. >> joining us here on set is politico's daniel lipman, and also from washington d.c. capitol hill reporter for "the hill" molly cooper. good to have you here on set for a change. let's talk about this interview. there's a lot to digest in it. one of the more interesting things is you got to wonder about president trump's advisors, legal advisors watching this interview or reading this interview, i should say. they got to be asking themselves is this going to be good for the strategy of their defense or not? especially on the russia investigation. what do you make of it? >> thief told him in the past to never talk about the investigation to reporters in the public eye, and so -- >> so he did the exact opposite. >> a lot of them didn't know that he was talking to "the times," and they didn't think he

here. >> tell us a little bit about what was the ultimate deciding factor? >> well, i'm the father of four children under the age of 16, and my wife and i have invested all of our adult lives in trying to make a better opportunity for them as all parents do, and i come from the state of louisiana, and a poor state or one of the less well off, let's say that, least well off, and there's a lot of concerns in my district and i represent 15 parishes and counties in louisiana. 760,000 people and there's a lot of cultural differences along the big area, geographic area, but the concerns are the same and that's the common concern about the jobs in the economy. we need more opportunity for economic mobility to broaden the pathway out of poverty for more people and create new opportunities for everyone and the american dream should still be within our grasp that hasn't been in recent years and the national security and the threat of terrorism and all of these things are -- and that had something to offer and so we put ourselves out there and the people sent us here t

a big thank you to all of our partners who are here with us today. governors, thank them. [applause] >> next i would like to -- juarez governor raimondo? where is our host governor? well, we will skip that. i will let her come as soon as she gets her we'll hear from our opening governor. i would like to first of all have an adoption for a motion for the adoption of rules of procedure for this meeting. would anyone make the motion? governor malloy. may i have a second? all those in favor say aye. all opposed say nay. the motion is good. governors come as you know under our policy process we adopt policies for two years at our winter meeting pic if anyone has questions regarding the policies i would ask you to see anna davis of the nga staff while you were here over the course of this we can. i would now like to announce the appointment of the following governors to the nominating committee for the 2016-2017 nga executive -- i'd like to welcome governor vice chairman governor sandoval who was here with us today. if we could give the governor a great round of applause. [appla

there are fears that we could restrict use here which would be painful for the united states but i think we shouldn't do that and it's only going to harm us russian relations as they are but it's also going to affect us as well betty also russia ordered the u.s. embassy to stop the use of several facilities here we can show you some of them are new sanctions against russia are expected to be signed by president trump the document approved by the congress aims to target russia's and lucrative energy trade with european partners and washington claims the measures are all in response to alleged election meddling. well it's early monday afternoon here in moscow many more of your worldwide headlines and just. seems wrong. to shape out. and in. the trail. find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. nearly twenty past year and moscow thanks for joining us cold for independence all growing in southern germany where one in three bavarians now say they're in favor of breaking free from the country and the e.u. and those in favor of br

of ice are joining us so far here on the program on r.t. international on this monday before we go let's have a quick look back at the spectacular navy day celebrations that were held in russia on sunday. and those are pictures are showing some of the forty warships and numerous times on display for that navy day there in the venice of the north some piss book will look thanks for joining us here it's monday headlines we're back and with more of your years. are. selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle. for new socks for the tell you that celebrity gossip and tabloid by itself it. doesn't tell you enough to fight. the hawks that we along. with one. you should really. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. want to be rich. but you're going to be cross which she was before three of the more people. interested always in the water . there should. be. welcome to sophie and co meets the shevardnadze embassy learning meta

that's what they sent us here to do. reporter: [inaudible] the intelligence report surrounding the russia investigation back in the fall before the election. [inaudible] now there are emails that show that donald trump jr. was aware they were engaging with the russian government. senator mcconnell: what i have confidence is the intelligence committee handling this investigation. senator burr and senator warner have ball control and we will hear from them level. reporter: [inaudible] the fact that the president's son met with a russian lawyer [inaudible] told the russian government [inaudible] senator mcconnell: i'm sure that the committee will look at all aspects of the russia investigation. reporter: setting the investigation aside, is it hard for you to trust president trump on russia? [inaudible] senator mcconnell: yeah, the investigation in the senate is being handled by the intelligence committee and i'm sure they'll get to the bottom of it. reporter has your personal trust level changed? senator mcconnell: they'll

us you can use that and of course we have more to say here there are fears that we could restrict use here which would be painful for the united states but i think we shouldn't do that and it's only going to harm us russian relations as they are but it's also going to affect us as well. well just some background to all this on friday moscow and nine states kuntar measures to the sanctions seeing american diplomatic stuff in the country must speak up to four hundred fifty five the same number russia in the united states russia has also said that two diplomatic properties used by washington will be seized they are a warehouse in the south of moscow and a reverse treaty in one of the capitals parks it was used by staff members for leisure activities on get togethers senior fellow at the council of foreign relations dr charles to list the cut would result in a significant loss of capability that is a sizable departure we've seen these kinds of tit for tat exchanges before they are unfortunate but i guess putin has decided that he wants to take the american staff down to roughly the equiva

stay right here with us on ktvu for the parole hearing from nevada and we will have live coverage of the entire hearing right here on ktvu beginning at 10 am. you can find a timeline on ktvu.com of the major events in the life of o. j. simpson and we found details of his childhood in san francisco to his incarceration in nevada. >>> check your bank statements and credit card receipts and investigators say that during the past two months thieves have stolen the mail out of four trucks taking the bags of mail while the mail carrier was away from the truck. two of these crimes happened in downtown san jose last month and two more near lincoln admission avenue in willow glen. >> it is concerning. we've had cars stolen in our neighborhood, packages stolen, constant strings of people coming in soliciting with different things. everyone says this is a quiet little neighborhood and now becoming not so quiet. >> postal investigators have sent notices to 350 people advising them to double check their bank and credit card statements for suspicious activity. >>> it is 4:08 am. >>> there been seve

started hitting the window and all. >> now, you're getting a bird's eye view from chopper 4 high above us here. you can get a sense of how wide a path this tornado struck through this town and the damage we did. we're starting to see our utility crews come through here. lots of contractors helping folks, a lot of people are without power. this is by no means over. by the light of day you're getting a good look of the devastation. i can tell you, this community has come together and miraculously there was only one minor but the recovery and the financial impact, well, that has yet to be seen and it's going to be a while before this place gets back to its normal self again. stevensonville on ken island, derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> what is so frightening about this tornado it hit as so many people were sleeping. >> most dangerous time when it happens in the middle of night. amelia draper is in the storm center right now. explain what an ef-2 tornado really means. >> it means we're seeing maximum sustained winds of 125 miles an hour, you're seeing some damage like you were there in derri

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us, and how is senator mccain doing? word on him tonight? >> reporter: it's unclear when he will be back here in washington, but his friend, lindsey graham, just told us that mccain is already sounding like his old self, but this was a real scare. graham says that before this surgery, mccain was feeling tired and acting forgetful, but he is eager to get back to washington and back to work, david. >> mary bruce with us from washington as well. mary, thank you. >>> we turn now to the devastating moment. a family of nine was swept away in a flash flood in arizona. there was a warning, but in their remote spot, they did not hear it. abc's kenneth moton in arizona. >> reporter: tonight, in the air and on the ground, an urgent search for a missing father. some 40 searchers including volunteers and dogs northeast of phoenix, all looking for hector. his wife, maria, their three children and five other members of their extended family did not survive. the youngest, just 2 years old. >> i can't begin to tell you how i feel for this family. i mean, the age of these kids were 2 years old, 5 years old, 3

they didn't send us here to do just the easy stuff. they expect us to tackle the big problems, and obviously we can't get an outcome if we don't start the debate, and that's what the motion to proceed is all about. many of us on this side of the aisle have waited years for this opportunity and thought it would probably never come. i'm also -- i was also a little surprised by the election last year, but with a surprise election comes great opportunities to do things we thought were never possible. so all we have to do today is to have the courage to begin the debate with an open amendment process and let the voting take us where it will. sos that what's -- so that's what's before us, colleagues. will we begin the debate on one of the most important issues confronting america today? it's my hope the answer will be yes. now, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that following the votes, -- vote, senator mccain be recognized to speak for debate only for up to 15 minutes and that the time not count on h.r. 1628. the presiding officer: is t

going usenet and of course we have more to say here there are fears that we could restrict use here which would be painful for the united states but i think we shouldn't do that and it's only going to harm us russian relations as they are but it's also going to affect us as well thirty list said past the sanctions bill on thursday on the white house has said president trump will give his approval wash thing claims the measures are in response to alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election but let's kill a pipe and find out there are plenty of other factors at play to. the sanctions bill that was passed it targets many parts of russia's economy it targets mining targets finance and russia metal manufacturing but one part of the bill that was specifically singled out was the energy sector of russia's economy the bill penalizes any company that cooperates with russia's pipeline projects it's about sending a message to russia to hold mr putin accountable for his actions we will take tough action against russia the bill is targeting the construction of a key natural gas pipeline into europe

i said joining us so far here on the program on r.t. international today coming up next on this network kong oh my precious. what we see on television left wing advocates left wingers out there and they're shutting down professors from speaking at college and so the shutting down colleges . this is an example of them being interacting in an offer to our tarion passé become little dictators yes and this is a link to the fact that as children they were completely shielded from any of the so-called dangers of life kept in a bubble and so when they become young adults anything that disrupts a bubble a loud sound you know a professor saying something that doesn't agree with them they go into shock they go into stuff like meltdown.

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points here in the us haven't been affected by the sanctions as much as europe or are affected and will be effective if it continues and if sanctions are approved and as you said they could be in increased sanctions what can brussels do to retaliate and defend those business deals that they have with russia or one with russia. well they could say we're going to increase terrorist we're going to put pressure on american companies you can look at google you can look at twitter who we can look at all their activities in europe and. perhaps we will impose sanctions on them we will tax them more and so on look into their relations their monopoly position have they got a monopoly position in the european union. we're trying to restrict that but on the whole the americans have a stronger position here because they aren't really not affected their businesses except very big oil companies like exxon mobil which have been criticized for doing deals with with russian companies they didn't really affect it as much as europe and europe has to in fact in fact remain fact ignore some of the sanctions

. >> people who sent us here expect us to begin this debate. to have the courage to tackle a tough issue. turn back. we can go through regular order. we want to work with you. >> okay. i can't hear the show. get off the button please. hello. liz: go ahead, adam. >> yeah, so here's what's going on. they are going to have a 50/50 tie and then as we said earlier, vice president pence will cast the tiebreaker. the debate will begin and the debate will be over. amendments to the house bill, which was passed several weeks ago, this is the vehicle by which they will attempt to do health care reform. but, liz, this is no easy task for republicans or democrats. you have people like rand paul who want an outright repeal and do not want any spending. 45billion for opioid addiction treatment. he is not in favor of that. well, rob portman from ohio wants that. so that's where these debates are going to take place. and whether they can put together a piece of legislation that will pass, that has yet to be seen. liz: let's not ignore rand paul. he has been a

democrats have too often hesitated to taking on the policies that got us here. so much so that americans do not know what we stand for. not after today. democrats are showing the country that we are the party on the side of working people and that we stand for three things. first, we are going to increase people's pay. second, you're going to reduce their everyday expenses. third, we are going to provide workers with the tools they need for the 21st century. today we announced three new policies to advance these goals. right now, there is nothing to stop wiltshire capitalists for -- from egregiously raising the prices of life-saving drugs. we will fight rules to stop prescription drug price gouging. push for empowering medicare to lower drug prices for seniors. second, our antitrust laws are designed to allow huge corporations to merge, patting the pockets of investors but sending costs skyrocketing for everyone -- everything from cable bills, to food and health care. we will fight to allow regulators to penalize companies if they are hurting consumers and makin

from moscow thanks for joining us here live at all times and. welcome to the program. president vladimir putin has ordered the united states to cut the number of. russia by several hundred that's in response to sanctions. it was. more than a thousand people both diplomatic and technical staff currently working in russia which seven hundred fifty five of them will have to stop their activities and that's painful was it not because that is that america has taken a step to jeopardize u.s. russia relations and the important thing is that that step wasn't triggered by anything because this is a move to impose a legal restrictions to attempt to influence other countries including u.s. allies cuba which are interested in developing ties with russia but on the us was. going on longer than we've been waiting for quite a long time so that maybe something would change for the better we had hoped that the situation would change but it looks like even if it does change then it won't be in the near future quarter i decided it is time for us to show you we will not leave anything una

indulge us here for a second. just to pick up where margaret left off, the american people i think would like to know: do you feel that the attorney general should indeed stay? do you intend on firing him? why should he remain as the attorney general? and, secondly, on a separate topic, with the healthcare vote that just came about, there is a still long ways to go. at what point do you feel that republicans, if they can't get something done, should just say, you know what, we gave it a go, let's move on to tax reform instead? thank you. pres. trump: i want the attorney general to be much tougher on the leaks from intelligence agencies, which are leaking like rarely have they ever leaked before, at a very important level. these are intelligence agencies. we cannot have that happen. you know many of my views in addition to that, but i think that's one of the very important things that they have to get on with. i told you before, i'm very disappointed with the attorney general, but we will see what happens. time wil

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it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. it was president who did not ignore the elephant in the room, russian meddling in the u.s. election. putin's response to the president when he brought up russian meddling was far different. and all of it played out as protests played out in the streets. images coming in at this hour. but first, putin saying he did not hack the u.s. election, and president trump appearing ready now to move on. cecilia vega, traveling with the president. >> reporter: it was only supposed about last 35 minutes but president trump and vladimir putin had so much to say, their meeting went on and on, for a full two hours and 16 minutes. the cameras allowed in briefly to witness that high-stakes face to face. president trump reaching out to shake the hand of the man accused of meddling in america's election. there was smiling and small talk. before they got down to business, there was even a back pat. but even before president trump brought up russian meddling, he said this. >> president putin and i have bee

it quiet weather but lower humidity, seasonal highs in the 80's, so a nice summer july weekend for us here change, how long does that pattern last, however? that is the question, i'll have the seven day forecast i'll answer after the when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! >>> part of wisconsin is under a state of emergency as much of the midwest deals with severe flooding, high waters may have stranded people on road in, their homes, flooding in burlington, wisconsin threatened a damage cut power to nearly every business. much of the midwest flood warnings extend throughout, this weekend. >>> i know we're watching storms but do we need to be aware of flooding. >> we at this point will need to think bit. we showed you earlier in the show flash flood watch has been issued lasting until midnight for southwest

if you want to get in touch with us here at bbc world news, you can do so on social media. unsettled in recent days. that was the case yesterday with showers in scotland and northern ireland. this picture was taken from a weather watcher. this is clearing through the east in the early hours of his morning. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland. in between, dry weather. temperatures down to 12 degrees further south. the morning, showers around in scotland. mainly in the west of scotland. the north of northern ireland. the further is the wire in scotland, largely dry. one or two showers. some sunshine. a lovely start to the day for much of wales. one or two showers. the south—west of england, cloud and rain. the english channel, a lot of cloud. rain will never be too far away. this weather front may drift back in. after a decent start to the day at the oval, the odd afternoon show at. rain less likely at the end of the day. ahead of that, the north of the day. ahead of that, the north of wales, much of northern england, the midlands, a decent afternoon. showers conti

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thanks for joining us here on r.t. international we come to you live from moscow with your latest world headlines. the first of a joint russia china drills in european waters start today in the baltic sea at the military exercise between the two countries will last for a week however even before it takes place the event is sparking a strong reaction aaron reports. western media is in a spin over the joint see twenty seven thousand naval drills starting today between russia and china headlines have been listed with words like invasion and war one morning of a challenge to nato so what sparks the panic well first of all it's the location in the baltic sea right in the heart of northern europe and next ten they tell you base is secondly chinese warships and making their. debut tour in this part of the world and if that wasn't threatening enough they're teaming up with russia but jointly drills are nothing new they've been held annually since twenty twelve but this first stage off the baltic coast has already caused a fren

thanks for joining us here. >> thank you. anks having me. >> you listened to that interview with keir. walk us through what stood out to you? what was so fascinating about it? >> this was classic lavrov who has secretary of state for decades. he loves being sarcastic, as you well know. i don't think he really has any information about more meetings. i to thi i do think that his claim thatputen and trump agreed that there was no meddling by russia. that trump accepted that explanation from putin is terribly significant. that is the risk of having a meeting without a u.s. translator or notetaker. there wasn't a note taker even at the formal meeting. there was the secretary of state who briefed it very differently to reporters, as you well know on air force one. so, having no formal record of this and letting the russians spin it and, remember, what did happen after that really controversial meeting in the oval office was that the russians had an official photographer who put it out right away. the u.s. side didn't have any journ

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here. taking us inside an encounter between two u.s. border officers and a teenager from mexico. a short time later, that teen was dead. and the video appears to contradict what those officers testified happened. here's abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross tonight. >> reporter: this video obtained by abc news sheds new light tonight on the death of a 16-year old mexican high school student, in the white sweatshirt, after being caught by border officers smuggling drugs from mexico. it comes as president trump today told immigration agents in new york not to worry about being too rough in carrying out arrests. >> i said, "please don't be too nice." like, when you guys put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, i said you can take the hand away, okay. >> reporter: in this case of the teenage smuggler, well before trump took office, things go bad for him almost immediately, as these two customs officers start to examine the two bottles. from his shoulder bag. what's in them is highly concentrated methamphetamine dissolved in liquid. >> if they truly suspec

for all of us here, have a good weekend.> that breaking news in oakland this afternoon where a mail carrier has been shot while out delivering mail. this is a live look at the scene that just cleared. this is at bankcroft and 57 avenue. the shooting happened 12:15. traffic moving now. >> the postal service says the mail woman was in her truck. sky 7 showing the evidence markers from above. the woman was shot in the hip. she's now in stable condition at highland hospital. the postal service and oakland police is working together. it is federal crime to shoot a postal worker. >>> back now live on the ground where the scene has cleared. abc 7 news reporter just got there. she's gathering more information, talking to people. she'll have a live report at 5:00. >> good afternoon. thanks for joining us. now to the day's other big story. >> a four alarm fire at an oakland apartment complex hundreds of neighbors had to evacuate. leslie is live at the scene where a news conference is about to get under way. leslie. >> reporter: it's a

here. >> tell us what made you decide to get into this race? rep. johnson: i am the father of four children. my wife and i have invested all of our adult lives in trying to make better opportunity for them. i come from the state of louisiana. a poor state or one of the less well-off. there is a lot of concerns my district. i represent 15 parishes or counties. there is a lot of cultural differences along that big area but their concerns are the same. that is concerned about jobs and the economy people we need more opportunity for economic mobility. create opportunities for everyone. the american dream should be within our grasp. it hasn't within recent years. national security and the threat of terrorism. we look at that and i felt we had something to offer. the people sent us here to do that work. >> what is the difference putting serving as a state representative and what you experience here serving and washington, d.c. rep. johnson: there are a lot of similarities. to be honest, people are surprised to hear this, it is the level of congeniality th

a very well welcome to you from all of us here at. multibillion dollar deals are on the table. right here in moscow for an official two day visit program for today has already kicked off and. more on what's being discussed. today was more of a casual affair an informal meeting as well as a dinner the real deal though is today on the table twelve billion dollars worth of deals as well as twenty bilateral documents covering too many things to mention and lie to me a putin and big old hands at this they've met more than twenty times. last year this is that. many of their foreign policies and foreign outlooks international outlook very similar if not identical including those on north korea and its alleged pursuit of nuclear weapons as well as the means to deliver them selves north korea and also south korea where the united states is in the process of stationing a part of its missile shield which russia and china worry about they say that it sees too much and does nothing to stop to stop north korea also today putin will be awarding xi jinping one of russia's highest on another one

great shows that coming from some previous book the venice of the north by joining us so far it's monday morning here in moscow more of your headlines in about half an hour. fleur used to be a professional hockey player won a stanley cup moment but he was living the dream of his six and a dark side. the time i was fourteen to sixteen i was raped one hundred fifty times by a coal mine i was mawson in a dark room and so you know every time i close my eyes i couldn't sleep after many years of silence. so you are going from. walking the walk to create awareness and promote healing around the subject child sexual abuse this type of behavior is absolutely unacceptable because of the sentences that are handed down through the justice system. i mention returns here we're going underground twenty four hours away from the expire e of n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden's residency permit in russia coming on the show treading the boards of powell we speak to scotland's longest serving first minister alex salmond about his barrel performance of the festival of the world's edinburgh fringe festival in scotland wh