reporter: president donald trump will come base to base for the first time with russian president vladamir putin. >> if putin likes donald trump, guess what, folks? that's called an asset, not a hiability. -- liability. >> reporter: and one u.s. intelligence agencies say directed a plot to help trump win the white house. with u.s.-relations at their lowest point since the cold war, the stakes couldn't be higher. yet aides are in the dark about what he might say. >> there's no specific agenda? >> whatever the president w57b89s to talk about it. >> reporter: white house officials don't expect the president to dwell on the election. >> as americans, it's important for us to be united on this front, protecting the process, not just looking backwards but looking forwards as well and send that message to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: moscow is lowering expectations and setting the cone. a spokesman saying they hope "a working dialogue will be established" and they claim putin may not have time in that meeting to explain russia's actions in ukraine. >> i would love to be able to get a

but the president did talk with vladamir putin about that subject as well. of course, there are lots of other issues discussed between these two men. keep in mind, john, at one point rex tillerson said during the briefing with reporters earlier today, that they had good chemistry with one another, and apparently it was so good that the first lady had to come in at one point and check on them to speed things along. john, i think one thing we want to press on our viewers in terms of what happened today, i think it's very striking that coming out of this very historic meeting between president trump and vladamir putin, there was an on-camera briefing and off-camera briefing. the russian serge lavrov, talked to reporters on camera after this important meeting today. the united states, the greatest democracy on the face of the planet, the secretary of state rex tillerson, they did not talk to reporters on camera. that briefing was held off camera. i think the juxtaposition today was striking. it was an opportunity for the president today, and his administration t

relief and remission within reach. >>> two days after his meeting with vladamir putin, president trumpnnounced his plans to work with russia on cyber security. the president tweeted "putin and i discussed forming a cyber security unit so that election hacking and many other negative things will be guarded." the president faced a swift backlash from members of both parties. >> it's not the dumbest idea i've ever heard, but it's close. >> we might as well mail our ballot boxes to moscow. >> i am sure that vladamir putin could be of enormous assistance this that effort, since he's doing the hacking. >> others took to twitter. ben sasse wrote, this should not happen and will not happen. why the president of the united states will tweet it is bizarre. republican senator marco rubio tweeted, partnering with putin on a cyber security unit is akin to partnering with assad on a chemical weapons unit. after the criticism about 13 hours later, president trump walked back the idea with a tweet, the fact that we discussed a cyber security unit doesn't mean i think it can happen. it can't. but a cea

for vladamir putin to say exactly what he wants to hear about things like counterterrorism cooperationso he needs to be ready for an ask of some sort that putin would offer something like increased cooperation in return for somewhere down the line donald trump's support in reducing the sanctions that have been leveled against moscow for its military interference in ukraine and its annexation of crimea. i reported that european officials believe that moscow thinks they go into this meeting with an advantage. but by now, surely president trump has heard that, so that will affect his attitude. you also have to remember right before this meeting at the g20, donald trump is stopping in poland. poland is a nato member and part of the missile defense that really has russia concerned. so that will be a little bit of a finger in the eye towards vladamir putin. >> are we expecting any kind of a vocal support of article v in the nato agreement, the suggestion that if one member is attacked, they are all attacked. last time, the president did say that in his speech. >> reporter: when you talk to w

and they that happen again when he meets with vladamir putin? >> reporter: that's always a concern with president trump. he's very unpredictable. but the white house has learned from events like that. we've seen fewer gaffes when it comes to interactions with foreign leaders. there were several concentrated in the beginning of his presidency, when he had a very heated call and yelled at the australian prime minister over an immigration deal that president obama struck. we've seen fewer incidents like that. specifically since h.r. mcmaster has come in, that's been one of the most professional and organized operations within the white house. but that's clearly a concern, because there was a huge blowup over how friendly president trump was with the russian foreign minister, which was a little unusual and unorthodox. so that is one of the concerns that critics will have. when they watch president trump speak with vladamir putin, a lot of armchair analysts will pore over those photographs. >> we have five ongoing investigations, four congressional,

he also shared details about his highly anticipated meeting with russian president vladamir putin. saying he pressed putin twice on russian meddling in our election and that they discussed forming an impenetrable cybersecurity unit. mr. trump acknowledged they did not discuss sanctions and nothing will be done until ukrainian and syrian problems are solved. marco rubio, tweeted, partners with put-in on cybersecurity unit. fellow republicans question the president's approach to putin. senator lindsay graham all. ought 2:15 of meetings, tillerson and trump are ready to forgive and forget when it comes to cyberattacks on the american election of 2016. >> on face the nation, senator john mccain said russia still needs to be punished. >> yes, it is time to move forward. but there has to be a price to pay. >> why does there have off to be a price? awe author wise he will be encouraged to do so again. >> saturday reported that donald trump jr. and jared kushner met with a russian lawyer with connections to the kremlin on june 9. donald trump jr. released a statement, confirming about russi

days after his behind closed doors meeting with president vladamir putin. the president also sent out another message just hours ago on social media saying the fact that president putin and i discussed a cyber security unit doesn't mean i think it can happen. it can't, but a cease-fire can and did. that last part is in reference to the cease-fire in syria. that tweet came after the president's return from the g-20 summit where he unleashed a series of tweets on russia today. the president said, i strongly pressed president putin twice about russian meddling in our election and he denied it. president trump added he and putin even discussed forming a cyber security unit to prevent election hacking before sending out that tweet. >> not the dumbest idea i've ever heard, but it's pretty close. >> i am sure that vladamir putin could be of enormous assistance in that effort, since he's doing the hacking. >> the new york times is reporting donald, jr., jared kushner, and paul manafort held a meeting at trump tower a russian lawer with ties to the kremlin in june o

i think it's the perfect setup for his meeting with vladamir putin. se he's making a clear statement before he meets with putin that he stantes with our nato allies in europe but he'll get a full briefing on how bad russia's behavior is in that part of the world. >> shannon: governor huckabee was on talking ability the things we do have in common with russia. >> there are times when the u.s. and the russian interests poll to be very similar. we're both fighting radical islam. and we have to take on that idea that isis and terrorism around the globe is hurtful to both countries. i think both have to look at the fact that north korea is a threat. the more that it gets out of contr control, the bigger threat it becomes. >> shannon: do we talk about that during this meeting? >> probably not on isis. russia is in the middle east not to defeat isis. they're in the middle east to help iran and syria. if you look at the trump administration's actions, it's been pretty -- it's not been exactly what russia wanted. their interests are very different. think about

word of the sees fire came as president trump held his first meeting with russian president , vladamire putin, at the g20 summit in hamburg germany. although details about at agreement and how it will be implemented are not available just yet, cease-fire is set to take effect, sunday at noon, damascus time. according to secretary of state rex tillerson the president opened his meeting with putin by raising concerns , about moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential election. he said putin denied being involved, president trump has avoided stating unequivocally that russia interfered in the election. president trump referred to mexico's president, as his, friend and their first face-to-face meeting. that also took place in hamburg. back in january, president nie to cancelled a meeting with trump following tensions and questions of mexico paying for the united states border wall n this meeting they discussed terms of the north american free trade agreement between the u.s., mexico and canada and, according to reports they do not, discuss the border wall. >>> and in the meantime on the streets o

who is, again, close to vladamir putin.ffering this important information which he says is damaging to hillary clinton. and, goldstone saying that e-mail part of a larger -- effort by the russian government to influence the campaign to the advantage of donald trump. it is admittedly, a complicated web. putting all the faces on the screen there. but again none of the people involved in the e-mail came out of nowhere. the lawyer connected back to this prosecutor. goldstone, this, little known, publicist. miss universe, providing the connection between donald trump and the russian oligarch back to vladamir putin. a complicated web. when you get to the e-mail. this is the network. >> should point out. talked to the attorney for the, the russian pop star and his father. and they, they, the attorney denies that they're in any way connected to the kremlin. want to point that out. denies that, that the father, had a meeting, or that either man had a meeting with the russian prosecutor. which is what goldstone in kated on the record

now the spotlight is on his upcoming meeting with vladamir putin.he address allegations of russian election meddling? a fair and balanced debate next. i myself am a nurse, my daughter is going to physician's assistant school. we're passing on family traditions. ♪ >> you were important by a strong alliance of free nations in the west that defied tyranny. now among the most committed members of the nato alliance, poland has resumed its place as a leading nation of a europe that is strong, tall and free. a strong poland is a blessing to the nations of europe, and they know that. a strong europe is a blessing to the west, and to the world. >> leland: president trump praising poland and vowing to confront new forms of aggression against the west, calling out russia. as brett pointed out, stopping short of condemning moscow for meddling in the u.s. election, instead putting the focus on president obama. >> barack obama, when he was president, found out about this in terms of if it were russia. found out about it in august. now, the election was in novembe

he's also gonna meet with vladamir putin. what do you think needs to be achieved there?hat do you expect? >> i think it's important for the president to immediately lay down the nonnegotiables. this is their first meeting where they will talk of things of substance. i think it's important that the president says that article 5 of nato, nonnegotiable. we're not going to play games with article 5. the other thing that's important is that he recognizes that russia obviously with the port of tartus and the air field they have interest in syria, however, russia can be a player in a post assad governance. we continue to reduce raka with the allies that are there on the ground with the free syrians to eliminate isis. what's important is we open those discussions for what a post syrian conflict looks like and a post iraq conflict looks like in the greater sphere because they are interconnected. >> melissa: how much do we give on that front? other people have said that. that putin's real concern and russia's real concern is keeping a foot hold in the region, and that we are unite

earlier today, vladamir putin denied any role in meddling in the u.s. tions, something the fbi, cia and nsa confirmed. >> the president pressed president putin on more than one occasion involving russian involvement. vladamir putin denied such involvement. >> the russian foreign minister says president trump accepted the denial, but an administration official says that's not the case. the summit concludes tomorrow. >>> senator feinstein criticized the gop's health care bill earlier today. she says the health care bill will hurt 14 million californians who use medicaid. that's about one-third of the state's population. >> it must be defeated. it took -- takes $772 billion of medicaid. it breaks the back of medicaid over time. >> feinstein says half the children in california receive care through medicaid. she says she doesn't think the gop will have enough votes in the senate to pass the bill. >>> levi stadium was built for football, but it's hosted lots of other sports and today there's a new one added to the list. jonathan bloom is live now to explain.

. >>> after president trump and vladamire putin's face-to-face meeting there are clashing accounts of what was said i'm moa lenghi with what was said at the white house. >>> it is saturday july 8th, good morning i'm jan carabao, lets get into meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast, this saturday morning, how is the weekend looking. >> two good day and one day will be better, and that is tomorrow. we will go into today for an okay forecast but tomorrow is pick of the week end for sure. our saturday will have some cloud cover out there from time to time, maybe a stray rain shower as well, nothing like what we had yesterday. it was a wash out of the day on friday, mess, we had record rainfall in areas near allentown, again, nothing like that today. few spotty showers, possibility as boundary does come through and we will see temperatures this afternoon that are definitely on the warm side of the things but humidity will be lower. checking out temperatures as we wake up this morning 60's and 70's across the area. we will go with 71. we will see 68, reading back d

earlier today, vladamir putin denied any role in meddling in the u.s. elections, something the fbi, cia and nsa confirmed. >> the president pressed president putin on more than one occasion involving russian involvement. vladamir putin denied such involvement. >> the russian foreign minister says president trump accepted the denial, but an administration official says that's not the case. the summit concludes tomorrow. >>> senator feinstein criticized the gop's health care bill earlier today. she says the health care bill will hurt 14 million californians who use medicaid. that's about one-third of the state's population. >> it must be defeated. it took -- takes $772 billion of medicaid. it breaks the back of medicaid over time. >> feinstein says half the children in california receive care through medicaid. she says she doesn't think the gop will have enough votes in the senate to pass the bill. >>> levi stadium was built for football, but it's hosted lots of other sports and today there's a new one added to the list. jonathan bloom is live now to expla

president vladamir putin, publicly pushing his own account of his talk with president trump. senior administration official tells nbc news, the president pushed putin on moscow's meddling in the 2017 election. >> far as i could. i answered. he noted. agreed. you have to ask him. >> kier simmons asking for a translator about putin's denials. >> he asked me questions. i answered. i clarified. and i think that he was satisfied with my answers. >> top white house officials today, declining to dispute russia's characterization of the conversation, saying the president would be happy to make a statement himself. but he did not in germany. skipping the customary overseas news conference. instead saying this. >> rex and i had a tremendous meeting yesterday. with president putin. >> everybody trying t talk is one thing. actions are another. heave confronted president put-in. he made it the first thing he talked about. we have to see where it goes from here. >> meeting with russia. the most significant of the more than a dozen discussions the president had with foreign leaders. at one

he had criticism for russia before the much-anticipated meeting with vladamir putin. weijia jiang has more. >> reporter: president donald trump has arrived in germany in preparation for the g20 summit which kicks off tomorrow. [sound of explosion ] one key topic will be the burgeoning nuclear program in north korea. the president was vague about how the u.s. would respond. >> i don't like to talk about what i are thinking about. >> reporter: president donald trump will hold his first face- to-face meeting with vladamir putin tomorrow and this morning, he delivered, perhaps, his strongest criticism of russian activity since taking office. >> we urge russia to seize the destabilizing activities in the ukraine and elsewhere and the support for hostile regimes including syria and iran. >> reporter: the white house confirmed the president will talk about syria and isis during the meeting tomorrow. it is unlikely he will bring up russia and meddling in the presidential election. the president struggled to articulate his thoughts on weather russia did or did not interfere. >

. >>> cameras were rolling as president trump and russian president vladamire putin complicated one anotherst a short time ago. they sat down together for the first time, correspondent moa lenghi is at the white house with more of the historic encounter. >> reporter: president trump and russian president vladamire putin sat down for their first, face-to-face meeting. >> it is an honor to with you. >> reporter: north cover reand syria are on the agenda but with only 30 minutes to talk including translation time white house officials say don't expect much to be accomplished. >> not a lot of time to get into these issues so state of these meeting has become high. >> reporter: while russian interference in the presidential election was not expected to come up, president raised the issue on twitter saying, everyone here is talking about why joe podesta refused to give dnc server to the fbi and cia. disgraceful. it wasn't all putin and russia today, president had a meeting with mexican president enrique neto. >> we are negotiating nafta and other things with mexico and we will see how it turns ou

he said i look forward to all meetings with world leaders including my meeting with vladamire putin.>> will he bring up meddling in our presidential election. you have to, don't you? >> you would think but you never know where conversation will go. >>> septa police officer, would i like to meet this person, up against the clock, a carries on fire with the man trapped inside see moment he drags him out, alive. >>> instagram outrage, users are being told their accounts have been deleted and they are not happy, but what the company is saying about the problem. >> what is he doing. >> dancing. >> okay. blank blank we should have this officer and maybe we will on monday, septa police officer is being called a hero after saving a man from the burning car. >> septa released dash cam, body cam footage of one of the officers rescuing a man from the burning car, sergeant mark pascrell was patrolling early last week on north delaware avenue when he saw car rear ended a trash truck. he rushed over with the help of the witness and rescued unconscious man from the car moments before it went up in

yesterday, russian president vladamir putin hosted president xi in moscow. et to meet with president trump for the first time friday. still ea will address russian meddling in the u.s. election or continued sanctions on russia. yesterday, the kremlin said its patience with the u.s. is running out. >> people in new jersey got a chance to enjoy the fourth of jaw lie holiday on reopened state beaches and parks. governor chris christy and democratic law makers reached a late night budget deal yesterday. and the agreement comes a day after christy was spot tloungin with his family on an empty state beach he ordered closed while residents gravitated to other beaches. the governor at his official summer residence. that did not stop a wave of criticism up and down the jersey shore. >> bill is long overdue, reforeign minister that will have lasting impact on new jersey residents. >> republicans and democrats struck a last minute budget deal monday night. it calls for an everhaul of the largest health insurer and exchange of $300 million in democratic spending prioriti

the g-20 summit, the president is preparing for a high stakes meeting with russian president vladamir putin. abc's emily rau has more. meanwhile back here-- travel ban scores another victory in the courts. last night a judge denied the state's request to exempt grandparents from the president's travel ban. people from six-majority muslim countries can only enter the u-s if they are coming for school, work or have close family ties to someone in the u-s. those family ties only include parents, sp now to a developing story in charles county -- school board members -- saying no comment' after a closed-door meeting on carlos bell. the h-i-v positive former teachers aide and track coach is accused of sexually assaulting about ten young boys and producing child porn. he has worked at four charles county schools since 2014. people prayed outside benjamin stoddert middle school in waldorf last night. an emergency meeting for parents is set for later this month. this morning. governor terry mcauliffe is defending his to allow last night's execution of inmate william morva. changes to protocol meant

to overturn sanctions, against officials, in what is known as the act, the 20912 law, enraged vladamir putinrom adopting russian children. >> she is not just a lawyer as she is described. he is an operator. >> hj fund manager, bill browder pushed for sanctions and calls her andv she wouldn't have been in the u.s. lobbying to overturn the act without the kremlin any blessing. >> they don't give out business cards from the kremlin, saying you are a kremlin lawyer, go to washington. >> after the meeting with dop ald trump jr. last june she want to washington,ing or nighed screening of a film at the museum and in the first row at congressional hearing on u.s. policy towards russia. last year, she also took on former u.s. attorney, who had accused dennis katsyvs of money laundering. the case was settled after he was fired by president trump. in court documents. natalia veselnitskaya are gud and within more than 300 cases and that her clients include, large state owned and private corporations. the justice department settled that money laundering case against natalia veselnitskaya's client, four m

. >> his father is a russian billionaire, oligarch, not only connected to russian president, vladamir putin. >> moscow is going to get hotter. >> reporter: but helped bring president trump's 2013, miss universe pageant to moscow. >> unholy alliance between the oligarchs, criminal elements and government. awe former assistant director of the fbi. >> it is not illegal to meet with them. you have to be careful about meeting with them you. could be a dupe or frying to use you. they always have an agenda. >> the president's son is the fourth trump campaign representative to admit to previously undisclosed contacts with russian nationals. he joins former national security adviser michael flynn. attorney general jeff sessions. and, jared kushner. as recently as february, the february had denied that there were any russian contacts during the election. >> no, nobody that i know of. >> this new revelation, houfrg has caught the attention of congress. mark warner is the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee. >> this is the first time the public has seen clear evidence that senior level of

it's not clear when the visitors will be allowed to return. >>> tonight, a new power play from vladamir putine russian president is expelling more than 700 american diplomats from his country. in an interview, putin says the move is a direct response to congress approving new sanctions against russia. congress passed the sanctions to punish russia for interference in the 2016 election and aggression toward its neighbors. sit a major shift in the relationship between the u.s. and russia, with just three weeks ago at the g20 summit seemed to be warming. >> i think you have to go deep into the cold war to remember a time that we were in this level of confrontation with russia or the soviet union. certainly even the end of the cold war was a friendlier time than we are today. >> the political drama around the investigation into the trump team and reports of collusion with russia is complicating tensions. however, putin said that did not play into his decision. >>> an explosion in venezuela injured police officers as clashes broke out today during today's voting. the officers were riding motorcycl

reason why people are gathering around, i guess the whole world is waiting to see vladamire putin andur president donald trump come together for the first time. you know all of the controversy, did the russians, well, most of our intelligence agencies, three or four have said they interfered with our election in 2016. donald trump intimated finally thought that he thought that is true but he thought other countries might be involved as well. >> but this is most calm we have seen because earlier this morning, there were protests and police had to really remove people, themselves from certain areas where this is happening. so now you can see people are moving around getting in place >> minute we see these two world leaders come together we will punch it backup. hopefully before 10. chante moore is here this will be great. she will perform her new single, live next, welcome to philly. it is hazy, foggy, we will find out what the weather will be in 15. we have areas of fog, also some drizzle and showers, 74 degrees right now. humidity 91 percent. look at ultimate doppler we are looking at

trump has no diplomatic experience and going to be squaring off with russia's vladamir putin, a highlyo this is new territory. the white house says there is no agenda. but it comes amid multiple election meddling. and james, not clear if the white house will confront him about that. >> margaret brennan in warsaw, thank you very much. >> as the country sell bralts 241 years of independence, americans are exercising the right to speak freely to their representatives in congress. here is our cbs correspondent. >> an easy ride for lawmakers looking to meet voters. this political climate is different. at fourth of july celebration, in texas, tensions were high. republican senator, ted cruz rode in the parade in the heavily democratic county sparking anger of a few protesters. republican senator, susan collins of maine marched constituents in east port. >> what i have been hearing the recess, people telling me, to be strong. that they have a lot of concerns about the health care bill. >> lawmakers are hosting fewer town halls to talk to voters. >> we are here to serve y'all. >> last week in

president trump home after g20 sum tonight germany but his plans to work with vladamire putin on cyber reports swirl about meeting between his son and russian attorney. caroline shyly joining us from washington with more. good to see you. will this new report have any affect on the investigation into russian's meddling in the u.s. election. >> reporter: i don't know it did not go over well like a lead balloon coming from president trump in this tweet on sunday morning he said he and vladamire putin had discussed forming a cyber security team to work together against meddling in elections. john mccain came out swinging hard and saying putin would be interested, he is one behind hacking or attempted hacking of the elections. so dit not go over well. he later seemed to backpedal just saying because we discussed it doesn't mean it will come true but he got blow back on this one yesterday and tech experts as well. >> overall how is he being graded i don't want to say performance but being at g20 summit from both republicans and democrats. >> republicans are happy with some of the things tha

russian president vladamir putin says the u.s.ill half to cut 755 staffers from diplomatic poes in russia by september 1st. the foreign ministry first revealed the evictions on friday in reaction to new sanctions passed by congress. while the white house watches the trouble overseas, it's also watching to see how the shake-up in the president's inner circle will affect the administration, to do list, at the top of that list is health care. as errol barnett reports from washington. with the implosion of republican efforts to repeal obamacare last week. president trump's health secretary emphasized something still needs to be done. >> our goal is to make, put in place as well as the the president's, goal, is to put in place a, a law, a system, that actually works for patients. >> reporter: democrats want republicans to come to the negotiating table and find ways to stabilize the existing framework. susan school lynn whose voted down the skinny repeal, supports that idea. >> what we need to do is to go through the normal process, ide

right, scott, thanks very much >>> the white house says president trump and russian president vladamire putinre set to meet later this week. president is on his way to poland on the g20 sum tonight germany. fox doug luzader. >> president spending fourth year in washington but his traveling for rest of the week is pretty extensive, and one meeting in particular, it could be quite challenging. a arrestness german a head of the g20 summit, protesters there have used boats, even giant puppets of president donald trump and other world leaders to make their point especially on issues like climate change but official meeting is here may be overshadowed by another on the sidelines, a chance for russian president vladamire putin and president trump to meet face-to-face. >> obviously i will not get ahead of the president's conversation. >> reporter: white house won't say much about the meeting but there should be plenty to talk about including allegations of russian interference in last years u.s. election as special counsel investigates possible links between russia and trump campaign, the so far no e

containing north korea is one of many issues likely to come up when president trump meets russia's vladamir putingermany. the two leaders are expected to discuss syria. there its no indication that russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. election will be discussed. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

government officials to run the nation of ukraine, right next door to russia, of great concern to vladamir putin. and yet they washed that money and tumbled it dry through this gas company and the gas deal, but that was just intention al - the point was for putin to buy a pro-putin government in neighboring ukraine. that was basically how russia managed its relations with ukraine for years. that's how russia and ukraine had good relations, that's -- that's why putin was so comfortable with the ukraine government for so long because he bought it himself. that plan worked for a while until it didn't. because ultimately ukrainians rose up and overthrew their corrupt, pro-putin government in a revolution that freaked vladamir putin out like you cannot believe. and ukraine's proputin dictator had to flee the country and hide in moscow where he remains. for a while there before the people rose up, the russian plan did seem to be working. and while it was working a lot of people made a lot of money out of that scheme and not just the oligarchs and dictators. "the new york times" had this report over th

coming from emin agalorov, a russian pop star whose father is a wealthy oligarch with ties to vladamir putinmr. trump worked with both men to bring the miss universe pageant to moscow in 2013. >> moscow is going to get hotter. >> four days after the initial e-mail, goldstone sent another message. this one said a russian government attorney was flying over from moscow. trump junior agreed to meet with her june 9th and said paul manafort and jared kushner would they were copied on trump response. then, candidate trump was at trump tower at the time of the meeting but the white house says he was unaware it was going on and only learned about it recently. less than a week after the meeting, the democratic national committee accused russia of hacking into its computer servers. the following month. wikileaks began releasing stolen e-mails. the russian government lawyer, denied that she ever promised compromising information about clinton or that she worked for the kremlin. i do ndo not represent interest of any one else except myself in the situation today. trump jr. posted the e-mails to be trans

. >> reporter: after president trump and vladamire putin's face-to-face meeting there are clashing accounts of what was said. i'm moa lenghi with the latest from the white house. >>> today is july 8th i'm jan carabao. a wash out yesterday, will weekend follow suit? lets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast. good saturday morning. i'm hoping for a brighter day ahead. >> i think you will get it. it is not like yesterday. we will see sunshine. we are seeing it out there this morning. a few stray showers not completely ruled out but not a wash out of a saturday. it will be a good day even if it does get on the hot side later this afternoon. taking a look from atop "eyewitness news" here this morning we will see philadelphia sky line and a great, great, sunrise for us, 1lone cloud hanging out above william penn at this point and still lots of clear conditions on this saturday morning. temperatures are a little bit warmer waking up to 72 degrees here in philadelphia with westerly wind at 10. we will look for a southeasterly flow at times later this afternoo

. >> reporter: one day after his first face-to-face meeting wi president vladamire putin that lasted more than two hours. saturday's meetings included a one and a half hour sit down with china's president, where north korea was on the agenda. >> as far as north is concerned i know we will have success, it may take longer then i'd like may take longer en be success. >> reporter: communist country also dominated discussions with japan's prime minister after north korea's first successful test of the intercontinental ballistics missle. >> the prime minister is, i will say, this are very, very focused with respect to north korea. >> reporter: world lead's announced their commitment to the paris climate change accord despite president trump 's decision to pull out. >> i urge president trum top rejoin the paris agreement. the uk's n commitment intact eling global climate change is as strong as ever. demonstrators against g20 marched peacefully on saturday a contrast to a couple nights of violent protests by a group of anarchy group. saturday from air force one president trump tweeted his p

trump insisted that russian president vladamire putin was likely rooting for hillary clinton over him>> we will be exporting energy he doesn't want that. he would like hillary where she wants to have windmills. >> reporter: on the subject of donald junior's e-mails and meetings with the russian lawyer prompts willing dirt on hillary clinton president trump defended his son telling routers i think many people would have held that meeting. lawmakers on both side continue to voice their concerns over latest russian meddling revelation. >> potentially there could be four or five different statute s impacted most of which deal with whether or not you can solicit or receive anything of value from a foreign national but bob muhler is an expert in criminal law. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that special counsel robert muhler's investigation and investigators are looking into whether trump campaign digital operation over seen by his son in law and advisor jared kushner coordinated with russian operatives to target voters with fake news stories. hanna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>

first european trip, that will include his first face to face meeting with russian president, vladamir putinhappen at the g-20 u.s. in germany. nbc white house correspondent, hallie jackson, reports the length. timing and format worked out. topics include state of u.s./russia relations. not clear if the two leaders will talk about russian meddling in the 2016 election. the president will give a speech during the first stop on his trip in warsaw. >> new, a man walked into prince george's county hospital tonight. with a gunshot wound. and did not survive. police were able to trace the shooting to this scene at landover road in hyattsville. investigators collected what evidence they could at the scene. there is no word yet on a suspect. >> costly reminder of the individually here, that townhouse going up in flames in gaithersburg last night. investigators believe the homeowner used charcoal in a propane grill, sparked a fire to the home's vinyl siding and flames jumped to a neighboring house. the blaze displaced 11 people. the homeowner using the grill suffered minor burns. >> d.c. police seize

president wrote i look forward to all meet to day with world leaders including my meeting with vladamire putin much to discuss. u.s. allies looking for more pressure on putin seeking to expand russian influence. >> you also have to be very clear what russia has been doing in the ukraine and other areas of the world is completely unacceptable and we have to get russia back in the norms of international behavior. >> reporter: but president also under pressure from democrats at home to bring up russian meddling in last years u.s. election. yesterday he acknowledged that russia may have played a well. >> i think it was russia and i think it could have been other people in other countries. it could have been a lot of people interest that feared. >> not too many people taking part in this big meeting just president, secretary of state rex tillerson and translator, may not be much leaking coming out of this thing. >> no. >> all right. they walk up, they shake hand is what first thing donald trump our president says to putin. >> good morning. >> you mean good afternoon. >> do you want to get a hamburg

there's nobody that doesn't know that's very inappropriate, beside just cheering on the part of vladamir putin. and there were enough people around, lawyers, other foreign policy types, who could have been giving advice, including flynn, who wouldn't say put the brakes on this. that's the point, that the president is acting like he has something to hide and is c contemptuous of the suggest -- you talk to business leaders. they understand that there are leaders with russian and american business folks. but even they understand it's different than saying you're going to get involved 234 an election. >> they didn't care. that's the timeline now. you get the e-mail that says the russian government wants to help your dad win in june. and then in december, during the transition, you have, as you said, open for business, russian officials coming in and talking and there's no evidence that he ever once at any of these meetings raised russian interference. they just didn't care about it. >>> up next, once upon a time, he was the first senator to back the trump candidacy. why is president trump referred

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>> one question that the president said he wish he had asked vladamire putin when they had met in germanyast week. >>> so dominant that kevin durant told me he wants to play with them next year and i got to tell you, i don't think you start for that team, kevin >> that was best part of that kevin durant not feeling it at all. >> payton manning delivery opening mono log at espy award >> we were not feeling script or story we were just like, no >> poor katie, she's looking duey out there. >> thank you. we don't sweat we glisten is that right. >> yes. >> not in this you are drenched second you walk out the door. that feeling you come

>> one question that the president said he wish he had asked vladamire putin when they had met in germany last week. >>> so dominant that kevin durant told me he wants to play with them next year and i got to tell you, i don't think you start for that team, kevin >> that was best part of that kevin durant not feeling it at all. >> payton manning delivery opening mono log at espy award >> we were not feeling script or story we were just like, no >> poor katie, she's looking duey out there. >> thank you. we don't sweat we glisten is that right. >> yes. >> not in this you are drenched second you walk out the door. that feeling you come from really nice comfortable air conditioning and your hands get clammy from stepping outside. doorway back in the nice climate controlled space is 5 feet away from me and i'm sweating like crazy already. lets get to the hit, momma can get back inside. take a look here it is a hot, hot day. record to beat is 98. we are calling for a high of 96. flirtation with that certainly and that high was set in 1994 which interestingly enough, fun factor you was summer of

business to discuss in the first face-to-face meeting between president donald trump and president vladamire putin. but tonight we're hearing from local experts about what this meeting means, good evening, everyone i'm, jessica dean. that historic encounter between two leaders lasted more than two hours. it happened at g20 sum tonight hamburg germane. rex tillerson attended meet ago long with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov. president confronted put bin meddling in the 2016 election but putin assured the president russia did not wrong as meeting unfolded word came out that the u.s. and russia had reached a cease-fire deal in southwestern syria. >> it is significant for a couple reasons. not just in the u.s./russian relationship but also because it involves the southern syria border allies, u.s. allies, jordan and israel. so those countries have been concerned for a while about some of the civil unrest bleeding over into their countries. >> it doesn't mean there will be a total cease-fire because there are eight or nine different groups in syria. unless you get all to sign on to a cease-fire

you already have vladamir putin declaring it to be total nonsense in public.e. so this seems pretty unlikely that he'll do an about face in a meeting with president trump. that would be relitigating the past because there are two pressing issues that exist. that's handling both syria and now all of a sudden top of that list north korea. russia's pressuring the united states and north korea today to sort of cool down all of their military actions in the region. but it sort of seems like russia's using this as a pretext in order to descale the american presence in the region. they want missile defense systems, for instance, to be yanked out and not to be used in the protection of places like south korea. i think there will be a lot of things on the table especially now that we've seen an icbm tested by the north koreans. >> when you talk about descaling these are two strong personalities. does one or the other have the upper hand as these discussions get under way? >> if anything, i think this icbm test may tilt the scales in president trump's favor in terms of