last september it published a piece by russian president vladmir putin. >> vladmir putin is a loader. surprised to see him in there but i'll read what vladmir putin has to say. that's why we watch him do the summit. he's a leader. this guy is a low ranked officer in the military who turned on us. he's trader. he has 35 years in prison. what he's done did undescribable damage to us and our reputation. u.s.o. documents, he should have had no access to. he had anti-american behavior. why don't we go mansion? find out what he thinks. >> so is it okay for the "new york times" to publish his words? >> i go back to that rolling stone magazine with the brother on there, the bombing suspect. are we in such a place where we are desperate for rock stars? because that's essentially what this does. this elevates this into a new platform. you can do all the wrong and all the bad but we're going to elevate you and give you a platform. >> do you think he sells newspapers? >> no. >> think about this. as you pointed out, vladmir putin is a leader. this girl is a criminal that should be lined up and sho

white house now confirms there was an informal meeting held moments ago between russian president vladmir putint barack obama. they had what they call a, a discussion on the margins of a lunch that lasted 10 or 15 minutes. putin, president obama and new leader in ukraine called for a quickened to the bloodshed in ukraine. perhaps is this is the beginning of something that could better fortify a better relationship. is that your sense or not? >> no, bill. my sense would be, of course putin watched this trade we made with the taliban and i think realizes once again what a weak president we have. and i think at best putin may want a little bit of respite while he realigns his forces, while he thinks about what he wants to do. he looks at other places he would like to do things. there are no incentives for putin to stop what he is trying to do in ukraine. time, he could let some time past while he builds that favor and support overin eastern ukraine. putin is on a mission. he is not going to stop. i think we're still out there in the wishful thinking mode, hoping that the world will be something th

the two european leaders expressed their concern over a phone call with vladmir putin. the ministry confirmed pro russians rebs shut down a military transport plane killing 49. president petro poroshenko condemned the downing of the play as a terrorist act and promised to deliver what he called an adequate response. >> the burntout haul of the plane, charred debris was scattered for hundreds of meters. rebel troops scoured the wreckage for ammunition and anything of use. the dead were comrades of these ukrainian soldiers, all belonging to a paratrooper company. the aircraft's nine-man crew also perished. there were no survivors. witnesses said the crew attempted to dump fuel in a last ditch attempt to reach the runway before engine transport plane was carrying weapons, equipment, and provisions. >> the mission was to deliver personnel for rotation and also to provide equipment and staff. the aircraft was 700 meters above the ground unroute to luhansk. it is a hot bed of activity. rebels brought the plane down with a surface to air missile and a heavy machine gun. these

absent from the meeting russian president vladmir putin. whieflz cut out of the d 7 he could come face to face with president obama tomorrow at a d-day gathering in france. >> a start to the family cup finals game one rangers against the kings. in over time the kings justin williams goes high to the over time winner by lund gist. t -- lundqvist. they take the series 1-2. >> the krvscnc music awards. >> -- cmt music awards. >> the buckle goes to carrie under wood. >> she took him her third straight video of the year award and did a duet with mar ra mira lambert. ♪ >> i love that song. winning female video of the year for the 5th time in a row. her husband blake shelton won mail video of the year. newcomer kathy post her first ever buckle for break through video of the year. she will be performing on "fox & friends" all american summer concert series next week. >> we cannot wait for that. >> there are storms across the plain state in mississippi valley this morning. >> we have a special treat, janice dean weather machine is here with us. let'

melissa: at the same time russian president vladmir putin saying in interview this week hillary clinton is weak. adding that the former secretary of state has not been too graceful in her statements. >> he said that? melissa: he said it is better not to argue with women. did i had do that right? there's lot in there to go with. weak is never word i never think of with hillary clinton. >> not so much. melissa: what do you think about bill. do you think she is weak? >> we didn't have exactly robust foreign policy, right? benghazi was weak, besides the tragedy of it. the fact that we did not save our men. melissa: do you think it is smart to argue with women? >> i argue with them every day. i have no problem. >> he is the strongest guy, horses with no shirt. melissa: shirt off. you guys have been very helpful today. i appreciate your time. >>> the rise of the robots has never looked this cute. get ready for the live-in humanoid that will clean your dishes and comfort you when you're sad. cost way less than a dog or a maid. >>> plus, packing up and heading out. wealthy folks are gerting up

some of the european allies are nervous about the next moves potentially by russian president vladmir putiney're also nervous about whether president obama will be there for him or not. that is why he is giving the foreign policy speeches recently at west point and elsewhere to lay out his vision. he has been hearing this criticism around the world. what i think he was trying to do in this speech today was, shut out some of that criticism, focus on this important moment not just in american but world history and also connect a couple of generations. he spoke about the greatest generation that stormed these beaches behind me to save the world basically, connect that generation to the 9/11 generation. young people also stepping up now to fight terror around the world, threats like from russia and elsewhere. listen to the president. >> this generation, this nine le ven generation of servicemembers, they too felt something. they answered some call. they said, i will go. they too chose to serve a cause that's greater than self. many even after they knew they would be sent in harm's way. >> repor

month-long tension between the united states and russia broke a little bit as president obama and vladmir putinher, away from most cameras of course. in front of the cameras, they were as distant as, let's let "the new york times" peter baker explain it. he did so best by saying, during the few minutes they were before international journalists, mr. obama and mr. putin did not speak to each other, did not shake hands and in fact seemed eager not to encounter each other, much like divorced parents at a child's graduation. still, considering the last few months and the crises in places like ukraine that seemed to be the only things that bring the two men together. the fact that putin spoke with president obama as well as the new ukrainian president is a quiet off-camera victory all its own, a testament of the power that d-day still has 70 years later to bring countries together. a theme president obama touched on in his speech today. >> normandy, this was democracy's beachhead. our victory in that war decided not just a century but shaped the security and well-being of all posterity. we worked to

. >>> president obama and vladmir putin found some time to chat about ukraine.r book, in addition to the great battle photography. it has a number of photos at high-level summits that occurred during and after the war of churchill and stalin and truman. what do these show you? >> roosevelt and churchill got together after the bombing of pearl harbor in washington and they had another meeting in casablanca as the north african war started and in tehran and stalin came. when i saw that obama and putin had met today for the first time since the hostility started, i was thinking, this is what happens. global leaders need to pull together and make plans. those meetings are really charting the map of the western world. >> steve, thank you very much. as the president returns home, tough questions await about another american soldier. more on that as "the cycle" rolls on for friday, june 6th, a day to remember in our nation's history. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insu

the first one for president obama followed by one for vladmir putin.ep, hollande was pretty worried about keeping them separate. then his girlfriend and his mistress were like, "well you'll figure it out." [ laughter ] did you hear this? after he was spotted dosing off during president obama's press conference, yesterday secretary of state john kerry tried to clear the air saying that it was just a really long blink. [ laughter ] we looked at some footage of kerry and it turns out he does have a very long blink. take a look. >> does that change for the calculus at all for you? >> that's entirely up to the justice system. [ laughter ] and let him come back and make his case. the fact is that, you know, he should -- if he cares so much about america -- >> jimmy: hey, yeah. he wasn't lying. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: he wasn't lying >> jimmy: he had a really long blink. some more -- some more political news a republican candidate for congress in arizona who is white recently changed his name to the caesar chavez to appeal to latino voters. [ laught

dangerous consequences of a lack of resolve in american foreign policy in failing to stand up to vladmir putin. and the thesis was that putin, in a sense, is rescuing us from our own sins, awakening us to our bad behavior that we need to reform, and buck up, start exercising more vigorously, take a much harder stance toward foreign foes. even though president obama, whether you think he's a realist or not, he certainly enunciates realists -- some realist themes. this is a real pushback, i think, in washington against the notion of realism in american foreign policy. there's a very explicit denunciation in kagan's piece and walter russell meade's piece and by charles krauthammer of the idea that america can in fact act more prudently abroad. they would characterize it as cowardice and defeatism. many of the things you're talking about in your earlier really date back to the paul wolf wit wolfowitzs document in the george h.w. administration when he slapped down for espousing a strategy for the cold war in which the united states would retain hegemony in all parts of the world. it seems to me th

the general made one of his first foreign policy trips before he became president to meet with vladmir putin in russia. so u.s. hegemony in the middle east looks fairly insecure. in europe as we know from the news, russia pushed back against the expansion of u.s. military force and influence in its neighborhood with its short war in georgia in 2008 and this year, 2014, its seizure of ukraine and fomenting of trouble in eastern ukraine. shows that russia is not satisfied with u.s. hegemony in europe. in china as we know from the news has been steadily pushing back against american power in its region east of asia. so how does the hegemony strategy stand now on software, the rules of world order? now that the hard military underpinning of it is under assault or under question in the middle east, in europe and in east asia? well, the liberal world order is not doing very well either. the so-called brics, useful but somewhat misleading term for rising powers, brazil, russia, india, china, are now associated with something which liberal critics call sovereignism. they are pushing back against the

there is a new player now who is wanting to meddle into iraqi affairs, vladmir putin. he is now involved and he wants to support the continuation of the current government in iraq. >> we have one question here, we here and then so that know, there are three people who know they're going to be speaking and i think that will be for the >> we will take them all together first, your questions. >> thank you for having us and organizing this event and planning for it with much foresight. i have two quick questions. oft are the implications recent events in iraq for the status quo in syria? and turkey was mentioned as well during the discussion. what role has turkey played recently in iraq and in syria? part of secretary kerry's engagement strategy going forward? heres take this answer first. >> anyone of you. so, isil's incursion expanded the conflict. a border that iraq does not recognize and has very little meaning given the fact that violence is spanning the border. it will take some pressure off of assad because the forces fighting in iraq are not fighting in syria. it c

there is a new player now who is wanting to meddle into iraqi affairs, vladmir putin.e is now involved and he wants to support the continuation of the current government in iraq. >> we have one question here, we here and then so that know, there are three people who know they're going to be speaking and i think that will be for the >> we will take them all together first, your questions. >> thank you for having us and organizing this event and planning for it with much foresight. i have two quick questions. oft are the implications recent events in iraq for the status quo in syria? and turkey was mentioned as well during the discussion. what role has turkey played recently in iraq and in syria? part of secretary kerry's engagement strategy going forward? >>

they left vladmir putin out of the talks for retaliation for his actions in ukraine. of the yale summit in fork. our next guest led a dot-com boom in the late '90s. chris galvin is chairman and ceo of harrison street real estate capital and former chairman of motorola mobility. chris, thank you so much for joining us today. >> glad took here, becky. >> it's a huge shift from real estate to technology, what led you to make that move? >> well, we had to take the opportunity to start over. we loved what we were doing and organizeing all the people and innovation, but when all the events happened, we decided we'd start over. so we funded a real estate private equity company. we applied quality. we invented that a motorola to design a private model. so far it's worked out well in ed quakes, health care and storage. sort of steady demand, real estate, regardless of whether the economy goes up or down, people need those, they need to go to the doctor and get educated and so it's turned out quite well. >> i do want to talk more real estate. before we do, let's talk technology

. >> well, this morning, president obama urged russian president vladmir putin to get back into the lane of international law and stop meddleing into the affairs of his neighbor ukraine. speaking at a summit in brussels, president obama said putin should be able to negotiate with the new president-elect and urged him to sail the assault ship to russia. donald sterling's attorney announced on wednesday he and his wife shelly have agreed to sell the clippers to microsoft ceo steve ballmer for $2 billion. the nba banned him for making racists remarks. as a part of the deal, he agreed to drop the lawsuit and the nba will drop the fine against sterling. >>> manager and coach don zimmer has died. zimmer was one of the most colorful and well traveled characters. he spent 60 years in baseball, successful years as a may player himself. his deep love of the game promptled him to stay. he never worked a day in his life. don zimmer was 83. >>> and the ultimate battle between the east and west coast living up to its bilk wednesday night in game one of the stanley cup finals. the los angeles kings hos