what signal does that send to vladmir putin, first of all? >> well, i don't think it conveys a good signal at all to putin. in fact, i think it kind of weakens president trump's position when he publicly just disparaged the very high confidence assessment done by u.s. intelligence community about russian interference in our election. so i think in a sense that actually gives strength to putin's position as he walks in and sits down for this meeting. >> and sally yates, the former deputy, acting attorney general, tweeted today and she was part of that national security structure back in the day before she was fired. she said she tweeted it's inexplicable refusal to confirm russian election interference, insults career intel pros and hinders our ability to prevent in future. what about her point that this is an insult to the pros, the professionals in the intelligence community? >> well, it certainly isn't a morale building, i put it that way. i do think, though, that the intelligence community will continue to convey truth to power, even if the

vladmir putin was seated next to first lady melania trump. nbc news has not confirmed how long he talked to putin or what was discussed. during the dinner president trump was sitting a few seats down the table next to the first lady of argentina. across the table you can see. on the bot dom tom is president trump. hans is at the white house. we have been getting information about this. whatever it is, it's unusual. we didn't know about this. what we don't know or maybe we do know, was there any interaction or private conversation between president trump and president putin? >> reporter: we know there's a conversation. it appears there weren't translaters present. it's unclear how they communicated. putin speaks a little bit of english. we know the meeting took place. we know there's a conversation. we don't know how long it is. nbc news has confirmed they did speak. we don't know the duration or the sunbject. this follows on that 2:15 minute meeting earlier in the day. it went over schedule. it was at that meeting that trump announced the mini

does vladmir putin take this all in? with all the skills he has and use it to his advantage knowing how donald trump feels about this and thinks about it? >> there's no question that putin comes to the table with a ton of assets as was said earlier. he's been doing this not only for 40 years of his career, she the senior leader on the international stage at this point. merkel is second to him. he's been doing this for almost 20 years at the highest levels. he's got a ton of experience. he's very good at working with people. that's his profession as a professional intelligence officer. he will bring all that to the table. if you look at the north korea issue, just as an example. this is a case where president trump has put it out there. he said north korea will not get an icbm capable that can hit the united states. the u.n. security council has been unable to stop north korea from doing that. putin is not throwing trump a bone. he is not supporting the u.n. security council resolution. he's not producing a resolution. i t

vladmir putin was seated next to first lady melania trump. nbc news has not confirmed how long he talked to putin or what was discussed. during the dinner president trump was sitting a few seats down the table next to the first lady of argentina. across the table you can see. on the bot dom tom is president

the tomorrow the president will have the first face-to-face visit with vladmir putin. we will be following all of these protests bringing you developments throughout the hour. melissa: back to the markets. dow sinking for the second day driven lower by shares of general look trick, intel, and merck. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. talk to me about the selloff. >> general electric with the lowest close since october of 2015. we're seeing pressure across the board. president trump with tough talk with north korea really spooked markets. adp jobs report, private payroll, stocks are down. dow is down 156 points. nasdaq down four of last five days. it is down 1%. russell you mentioned earlier, big selloff there, in fact seeing falling the most since may 17th to be precise on the russell. taking a look at the vix, that is fear index, that fear gauge. that spiked up. in fact for highest close since mid-may. we're seeing that higher by about 13 1/2%. tesla, a name that really grabs wall street attention, great performer, big winner, you know what? today

>> have you met vladmir putin? >> yes, one time, a long time ago. >> he did not say when or under what circumstances the two men met. days before the meeting in hamburg, there are several unsettled opposing claims about their history. the white house says that they have spoken since the 2016 election but on conversations before the election, more contradictions. in july, 2016, candidate trump said this. >> i have nothing to do with putin. i don't know anything with him, other than he will respect me. >> i was in moscow recently and i spoke indirectly and directly with president trump who could not have been nicer. >> during the campaign, candidate trump denied any relationship with putin. >> i have no relationship with him, other than he called me a genius. >> when asked about their relationship during a 2013 nbc interview, another contradiction. >> do you have a relationship with vladmir putin, a conversational relationship or anything that you have sway or influence over his government? >> i do have a relationshi

>> some of it is a distrust of vladmir putin and the russian agenda here. there will many who feel the president should be stronger on russian meddling. the president let slip sensitive classify information to the russian officials that he was not authorized to do. >> what would they like to see from the president? implied in that question are that are worried that he doesn't know as much as vladimmir putin. putin could bring up something the president doesn't understand and the president said something that's policy that's not in came keeping with what is national security team sees. >> very stark difference in their backgrounds. vladmir putin is ex-kgb. he's been in one-on-one international meetings for decades. he once brought a dog to intimidate angela merkel because he knew she doesn't like dogs. >> it wasn't any dog. it was his dog. >> president trump is a novice. he's pictured himself as the art of the deal maker but he likes to very conciliatory. he likes to be liked. he, as we know, holds putin in high esteem. there will people who are afraid he mi

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said that the two president trump and vladmir putin, struck up a good about it of chemistry between the two. look at president trump before the meeting started. members of media were ushered in, both he and putin were complimentary of each other. >> president putin and i have been discussing various things. it is going very well. we had very, very good talks. we have a talk now. obviously that will continue. but we look forward to a lot of positive things happening, for russia, for the united states and for everybody concerned. reporter: trish, the secretary of state is pretty stoic but even had a little bit of a laugh when he was recounting a story from inside of that meeting. he said at about an hour or so into the meeting the first lady, melania trump was sent in, trying to break it up, he said, basically that she failed. after at that they talked about another hour. imagine that imagery. two leaders sitting there and first lady sent to break it up. trish: buddy, you're on a schedule, right? >> you're on a schedule, trying to hail this as these two getting along. north korea also tal

you vladmir putin denied that the, that his country, russia had meddled in the u.s. election. it was very first topic that president trump brought up in the meeting. that is according to secretary of state rex tillerson just one of six people involved in that meeting. the president, put you put, tillerson, counterpart and two translators. here is how tillerson relayed how he brought up the whole topic today. >> the president at this point, he pressed him, he felt like at this point, let's talk about how we go forward. i think that was the right place to spend our time instead of spending a lot of time having a disagreement. reporter: tillerson said the meeting between the president and vladmir putin was very constructive. the meeting was scheduled to last 30 minutes. it wound up going 130 minutes, north of two hours. tillerson at one point somebody sent melania trump into the meeting to break it up. that apparently did not work, but tillerson the two, or six of them ended up being inside of the room for an exha hour after that. by the way, david and melissa, big news that came

vladmir putin was going to say just kidding. i didn't hack. >> that's why you don't expect it here. what does putin want out of this? he wants to sanctions to be gone. this is surely not enough for sanctions to be gone. the mover in the senate and house is more important. when we pass it the preside, th should still sign the bill. this does not remove the sanctions that are in place. there's no mention of moving out of eastern ukraine. the sanctions are just as important today as they were yesterday. we have to make sure his objective and add on top of that, our european allies and i would see what other conversations president trump is having with our other european allies. fp you talk about those in the balkans, baltics, they're concerned about russia. are we going to abandon them because they don't want russia to be free without sanctions. >> you mention a number of the other issues that will so critical here. 13 of your colleagues in the house sent a letter saying they demand trump bring up syria. let me play what he said. >> we spent a very, very lengthy period on syria. our obj

now, the president, who says to vladmir putin, well, you say you didn't do this. guess we should move there. that is dereliction of duty and a failure to protect the president. >> even if you take all that off the board, donald junior did nothing wrong. none of the seven people did anything wrong. the president knew nothing about any of this. it is a mistake to think that's what the analysis is. then, it still shows that what really matters here in a large way to our democracy is what the russians were trying to do. they clearly were trying to do something based on this reporting. it still matters. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up in the next hour, the white house has a very different take on the significance of these developments. we have the deputy assistant to the president, sebastian gorka, coming on to be tested. >>> we are also following some breaking news, at least 16 people killed after a u.s. military plane crashed in the mississippi. the fbi is at the scene. they are trying to figure out what went so tragically wrong. what have you learned. barbara

trial of gocentral from godaddy melissa: new questions following president trump's meeting with vladmir putinclaims that he believed putin when he denied meddling in the presidential election. >> the president absolutely did not believe the denial of president putin. what the president did, immediately came into the meeting, talked about russian meddling in the u.s. election. went after that issue at least two separate times. melissa: here is ambassador john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor. how stupid can these commentators be? of course vladmir putin denied it, that is what he always has done. he said we didn't know if the icbm north koreans shot off was really icbm. he couldn't till from the picture that was chemical weapons. isn't that what he does. >> this is important lesson from the president trump administration. after bringing up the russian meddling at beginning of the meeting, exactly the right thing to do, saying it is something all americans were concerned with, trump got to experience vladmir putin looking him in the eye and lying to him direct

some of the great dictators, latin america and so forth, to me vladmir putin remind me most of john gotoming into this meeting knowing the world considers him a gangster. much of it. wants to be a statesman. he sees in trump in my view, i don't want to be a amateur shrink, he sees someone he can deal with. he read "art of the deal." sees another movie star like him. let's fool the world. let's work something out. announce something after this. okay, whether it is crimea or ukraine or syria. brian: geraldo, if you had one topic that bring up in their meeting in hour and 15 what would be. >> syria. rush and united states are on same side in syria. i would punch him like this, don't mess with my elections anymore. ainsley: what do you mean russia and u.s. are on the same side? >> we're against sunni muslim extremism isis, al nusra, al qaeda. ainsley: but syria and russia are allies? >> it is complicated story but russia and iran are supporting the shiite government of syria. what we are in syria for to fight sunni muslim extremists of isis. isis is enemy of russia and iran. i think we have

at same time this is something vladmir putin already denied. don't know as you get together on that, what progress could you really make? is it smarter to start with syria, trying to find common ground to move forward or what do you think? >> well, my recommendation would be just like people said, let reagan be reagan, let trump be trump. i doubt very much he is going to be focused very much on trying to respond to what news cycle here says he needs to with regard to the election. he is the president of the united states. he is leader of the free world. he should go toe-to-toe with a significant counterpart. i think talking about the broader middle east, energy independence, the syria-isis challenge, and north korea with russia is a very appropriate agenda. so i think this is opportunity for him to be presidential and just basically set the terms of his own relationship with putin and others. melissa: yeah. there is, a lot has been made of this idea he said he respected putin as a strong leader. in a lot of ways they're both alpha males. they w

president vladmir putin ordering more than 700 u.s. diplomats out of his country as ongoing tensions between the u.s. and russia heat up again. sergio is live in front of the russian consulate. there were members of the russian consulate that were ordered to be dismissed by former president, obarack obama. the sanctions are response to influence last year's presidential election. in december president obama ordered dozens of diplomats get out of the united states including many from the consulate here in san francisco. he also ordered a series of other penalties against russia. the new legislation turns these sanction sboos law. it was passed this month by the u.s. house and senate by wide margins and will restrict president trump from easing any of the measures. russian president today says 755 united states diplomatic staff and employees will have to leave the russian federation by september 1st. back in december former president barack obama ordered russian diplomats and staff and consulates including here in san francisco to get ou

slated to meet with russian president vladmir putin. new details about the former charles county educator and coach accused of sexually abusing 10 boys, and producing child porn.. carlos bell already positive. and now we've learned, he worked at other places where he had access to children. that's raising concern that there could be other victims. bell worked at four charles county schools. before that, he briefly worked as a facility attendant with charles county's community services department. more recently, he worked with a contractor that took care of kids before and after school. last spring, he volunteered as an assistant coach for a track club. the man charged with bringing an arsenal of weapons to the trump hotel is back in court today. last friday, a judge denied a motion to release "bryan moles". prosecutors say he drove from his pennsylvania home to the district back in may, with a military style rifle. he pleaded not guilty and has been ordered to have a mental evaluation. also today - another competency hearing for the mon

so he walks over, talks to vladmir putin. i guess you can implyanything sinister you want, when others talk to other leaders, we're left to conclude, that is not so sinister. leaders of the world, superpowers, they're meeting with all the backdrop for this. of course russian meddling in the election. i could even see some of that concern but this faux rage over this, come on, everybody. global leaders in a room, public gathering, not tucked away in a tad's steakhouse in new york city. this is germany. this is all together this is what they do and they love doing it. look at the table. look at the gathering. look at the venue. try to hide there. i would stand out at a jack lalane's working out. none of these guys stands out, tossing a drink, maybe some shrimp on the barbie. i don't think in germany i don't think they were big on this but my point is, if this is the stuff we're going to get the all out of joint there is something wrong with the media joint. let's ask "the hill"'s media reporter joe concha on all of this. joseph

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media is up in arms over the revelation that president trump had a conversation with russia's vladmir putinuring a huge dinner at the g20. just take a listen to this. >> when these headlines started to cross tonight in our newsroom, it caused an audible, oh, my god, to ripple across our cubicle farm. >> because of what donald trump had done in the past, reporters, foreign policy analysts, and our allies can safely assume the worst. >> what is the unfinished business that the president decided he needed to transact after his, after his initial meeting? melissa: yeah, i mean no one ever sits down and talks to each other at a dinner. joining us now, with, his take on media reaction, "mediabuzz" host howard kurtz. rachel maddow, i will send her a paper bag and breathe into it, not pass out from hyperventilating. what is going on? >> it wasn't rachel, entire staff having oh, my god moment. this is covered in the last 24 hours if putin had been caught slipping i will hiry's emails under the table while they had had dessert. sinister secret meeting what they were talking about. turns out this conv

cable satellite corp. 2017] >> among the other world leaders holding a closing news conference, vladmir putin denied russian involvement in the u.s. elections, thank you things president trump was satisfied with his answers. this starts with the question on russians relations with the ukraine. russia andhink that the ukraine will continue to drift apart? ofyou look at the background the special representative who's been nominated, what do you think of that? the interest of russia and ukrainian peoples, i'm absolutely convinced of that. our interests fully coincide. perhaps today's leadership of ukraine doesn't converge with hours, and certain ruling circles. if you look at the sewage that and ukraineussia are interested in cooperation. economy.p the if only because there is a huge legacy from soviet times. cooperation, unified infrastructure, energy system, transport system. unfortunately our present ukrainian colleagues look to step aside from that. there's one commodity that is really successful at the moment that is -- moment. that is russiaphobia. they are trading in dividing russia from

outside the g20 meeting of world leaders where all eyes were on the sit between russian president vladmir putin and president trump. >> reporter: it's the most anticipated meeting of this year's g20 summit. rex tillerson gives us a peek inside the closed door meeting between president trump and russian president vladmir putin. >> it was a clear, positive chemistry between the two. >> reporter: he said the president pushed putin right away on russian meddling into last year's u.s. presidential election. >> the president pressed president putin on more than one occasion of russian involvement. president putin denied such involvement. >> reporter: president trump accepted the denial but a senior administration official says that's not the case. in any event the white house said the two countries must move forward. >> it's not clear to me we will ever come to some agreed upon resolution of that question between the two nations. the question is what do we do now? >> reporter: during the meeting russia and the u.s. agreed on a cease-fire in southwest syria and discussed what to do about ukraine. duri

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he was asked about the g-20 meetings between president trump and vladmir putin. >> you know about president and president trump meeting three times at the g-20. they meet for the bilateral, at the dinner. >> maybe they went to toilet together. that was a fourth time. >> they met when they were photographed shaking hands. that's my question. did they meet other times in the hallway. >> when you're brought by your parents to kindergarten, do you mix with the people who are waiting in the same room to start going to classroom? >> it's the g-20, not kindergarten. >> there's a room where they get together an event starts. they cannot arrive at the same time. they might have met even much more than just three times. >> they might have met even much more than three times. that is tannalizing and juicy and he had toilet humor in there. he's not exactly taking this issue seriously. meetings like this in the political environment in which we exist are obviously a serious issue roeuters reporting that they countered russia's fsb security service among her clients for years and successfully represented

next week, president trump will meet face to face with president vladmir putin.hey will meet on the sidelines of the g-20 summit. so far new york's details of the format of the meeting or what they will talk about. >>> the president seems to be changing his tone on the gop health care bill. he called to repeal obama care first and then replace. the white house insists the president has not changed his thinking at all. they struggle to muster enough votes for the current repeal and replace. more are slamming the president for his twitter rage. they say it is dissfratracting their agenda. paul bernstein said president trump's presidency is sailing uncharted waters. >> i think something much greater is happening. we are in the midst of a malignant presidency. that is known to the military leaders of the country. it is known to the republican leadership in congress who recognize it. and it is known to the intelligence community. >> errol louis with us as well. sarah westwood with us. thanks for sticking around. we wanted to ask you, do you believe that president trum

so, donald trump had a second meeting with vladmir putin and we are upset why? know about it prior or because we just want to pile on about it now. you know for the life of me, i'm really at a loss on this one, why this is even an issue. these guys were not holed up alone at some supersecret location. they were at a group of 20 summit of world leaders in germany. this was at a dinner for those leaders, all the leaders knew about it. they were all there. not a one from what i can see wearing a disguise. look at that table! they talked, they mingled, they moved around, you know sort of thing that world leaders do at a meeting of world leaders. the same media famous for saying leaders should talk, just not this one, and break bread, not war, just not this one, work together on solving crises, not making new ones, just not this one, stop. just stop. you are trying very hard to mask a hate that is now too over the top. go after the president on things that matter, not the silly things that don't. it is fair game to say the president might have dropped the ball on hea

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. >> a pool side meeting with vladmir putin and he had no aide present.er what is it that makes president trump to go out of his way to try to make putin happy. he's the only person that president trump never says an ill word about. >> he doesn't say an ill word about ivanka either. if he doesn't sign this bill, then what? anthony scaramucci said maybe he'll go over something tougher? >> on russia maybe he's in a position. the answer is inexperience. he exposed himself in that g20 meeting. the relinquiussians could say h anything. i think they have a lot of information on him. health care, he has to oppose obama's legacy. in 90 days he could tear up the iran deal. he had to create legislation. it would seem the only thing he knows how to do is unplug what obama did. >> congress have override a presidential veto with two-thirds. they can do that. congress -- >> this thing went through 92. >> if the president does not sign this, it goes right back to congress and says no, this will become law and we will override the veto. kit be done. >> he doesn't want to

least put out by the white house a little while ago, president trump was asked, might he invite vladmir putinere to the white house for a meeting? here is how president trump responded. quote, i would say yes, yeah, at the right time. i don't think this is the right time but the answer is, yes, i would. if that were to happen at some point, melissa, spectacle that would be. back to you. melissa: i mean i can't even imagine. blake, thank you. connell. connell: wow. charlie hurt here, "washington times" opinion editor. he is also a fox news contributor. i think spectacle is probably an understatement. >> it would be huge. connell: do you think that would actually happen? >> i don't know. donald trump is the master of sort of floating something like that. connell: right. >> first of all makes the media freak out. he does seem to enjoy that. it sets up some sort of a negotiating positions out there that allows him to sort of kind of circle his prey or whatever and it is a very, he is very creative like that. and i see he likes to throw things out there. connell: they may never happen. we're talki

this was a very big issue for vladmir putin. and still is, you've got controversy on the hill where the senate, by an overwhelming majority, 97 or 98 to 2 passed new russian sanctions and the white house is pushing back in the house. and that is a current issue right now on capitol hill. so can -- >> it absolutely is -- sorry go ahead. >> go ahead. with the muddy connections here one wonders why if don jr. was going to go on hannity, obviously a friendly forum and claim transparency why he would leave out such important key factors as who else was in the room? >> it's a mystery. giving him the benefit of the down, maybe he didn't know who this guy was. you're absolutely right. he's in the middle of a deep controversy in washington. senator grassley has directed accused the russian of failing to report and disclose as a foreign lobbyist. i mentioned i believe he's heatedly denied that. that's an active controversy playing out. there's actually a hearing about it next week. also by private figures to be fair. and who say they have

did he convince vladmir putin to hold off on any action back in december?time. russia watchers were very surprised because it's right out of russian play book to instantly respond to any kind of american punitive actions. they always do this. this is a delayed response to that. it also is response to the overwhelming vote in both the house and the senate to pass this tough new sanctions bill on russia and north korea and iran. president trump may still want to have an opening with vladmir putin but basically the u.s. congress has said, a republican congress said not on our watch in a way that's an extraordinary rebuff to the president. one foreign policy expert yesterday suggested this is the first major vote since 1986 on a major foreign policy priority of a u.s. president to really overrule him. it's a pretty big deal. >> remarkable. thanks so much. don't miss the next on assignment with richard engel. he explores russia's spy game. a cyber security company with ties to the russian state. don't miss the special series tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on

he will meet with vladmir putin. of course it was russians and chinese after the test of the north korean icbm which said both north korea needs to de-escalate and stop the missile testing program. the united states needs to remove some anti-missile technology from south korea. whether that actually happens yet to be seen but it is front and center, u.n., united states calling for that emergency u.n. security council meeting. neil: neil. neil: thank you, adam shapiro. we're getting more details on the launch from north korea. this is coming from jennifer griffin and our pentagon team. they did in fact, the united states watched the north koreans prepare for the launch in advance. we don't know how much in advance. they saw the missile being fueled. we're told this new icbm missile yesterday to be named, uses liquid fuel, it takes time and less mobile than solid fuel used. suffice it to say technology a little more than a year ago we did not even think the north koreans possessed. the fact they're advancing, what appe

president trump prepares to sit down face to face, with vladmir putin.ing could have worldwide ramifications. we are breaking it down.. coming up. good morning washington. - morning clouds, patchy fog, isolated showers - pm sunshine - hot & humid; stray evening storm - less humid weekend today: am clouds, pm sun. early morning shower possible. highs: 88-92 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph tonight: early evening t-storm (7-10pm). partly cloudy. mild & still muggy. lows: 67- saturday: mix of sun and clouds. less humid & breezy. passing afternoon t-shower possible. highs: 86-90 winds: nw 5-15+ mph it's a big day in germany for

president trump and russian president vladmir putin are expected to meet face to face on friday.ng washington. toss to eileen - rain likely today; still very humid - morning showers, pm sun friday - nice weekend ahead with lower humidity! today: cloudy and very humid. rain likely; heavy at times. highs: 77-84 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy with showers. patchy fog. mild & muggy. lows: 68-73 winds: se to sw 5 mph friday: am clouds & showers. pm sun. isolated late day thunderstorms. still very humid. highs: 86-91 winds: nw 5-10 mph new details breaking overnight new details breaking overnight after a double shooting in the district. police say a man and a juvenile were both shot in the 300 block of 50th place in northeast. hospital unconsious, and overnight police say he was pronounced dead. police say the other victim, a boy, was conscious and breathing when he was taken to the hospital. but there is no word on his current condtion. a homicide investigation is now underway. developing now in baltimore-- police say they are making progress as they try to track down the man who g

he met with the chancellor late on thursday and his first meeting with russian president vladmir putinexpected riday. >> health care legislation is at the top of the senate's agenda when they return next week. today the alliance for health eform looks at changes and how they could impact. watch at noon eastern here on c-span. >> later today we'll take a look at the constitutional war powers of congress and the executive branch. hosted by the federalist society. speakers include former congressman edwards, the national review's andrew mccarthy and law professor coop. live coverage beginning at 12:15 p.m. eastern. next a look at how the supreme court is handling issues between church and state. the exr foricans

clayton: president trump meeting vladmir putin next couple days.ainst the vladmir putin regime. rex tillerson is meeting. what do you expect to see? >> who would you rather have in negotiations, guys and abby, donald trump or would you rather have barack obama whispering to medvedev about more flexibility? i will trust this guy in a deal. it will be straightforward and candid. they will talk about syria, interests, common ground. i expect the president will raise this. he has little reticence i would think you all he agree. will we talk about the media, by the way. abby: please, go ahead. pete: hysterics over the tweets. what is your take, doctor? >> there is a lot of talk about the media. i get fair amount of people talking to me about the media. you know, we have media here in north carolina and, wait a minute. okay, okay. clayton: what was that? >> this is fox country. get out of here. president taught awe lesson. this is fox country. any way. abby: tell them, sir. >> look at that. isn't that terrible? they horn in on every conversation, but the

plus why vladmir putin is kicking out more than 700 american diplomats from russia. >>> tourists targeted. the law professor shot while with his family at an island resort. the security guard tied up, the is this dream destination turning dangerous? >>> this is abc "world news tonight." >>> thanks for joining us this sunday. i'm tom llamas. >>> police conducting raids across sydney, arresting four men they say wanted to take down a commercial airplane with an improvised device that may have used toxic gas. security stepped up at airport terminals across the country. authorities there probing reports the suspect may have had direct contact with isis. and the department of homeland security keeping a close eye on the investigation. we begin with cannelston. >> reporter: tonight investigators scrambling to find evidence of an alleged plot to bring down an airliner. police in hazmat suits, others wearing gas masks, raiding homes across sydney, australia. four men arrested. >> we do believe it is islamic-inspired terrorism. >> reporter: officials believe the terror plan involved an improvised

russian president vladmir putin says the u.s. will have to cut its diplomatic staff in russia by 755 people. and the u.s. is dealing with owing tensions in the korean peninsula. >> peninsula. >> maryland state attorney is declaring her candidacy to be the next prince george's county executive. will compete against another longtime democratic leader state senator. a formal announcement is set for later this morning. current county executive is nning for the democratic nomination for maryland governor. morning. no humidity. sunshine. and looking good for the rest of the week. >> we're just really getting started not just with the day today but all week long it's going to look pristine just like that. like someone scrubbed the tmosphere. >> we are going to start taking a look at rehobe beth beach because the beach this weekend didn't favor so well on saturday. rook at that gorgeous view. some of the folks are on the boardwalk. here's the forecast. sunny and pleasant going up to 80 today then a little higher for tuesday and wednesday

of vladmir putin.n by name. stuart: real fast, another subject, the two air force b-1 bombers that conducted a practice bombing run with south korea and japan near the dmz on korean peninsula. what do you make of that? looks like a show of force, show of capability of attack more than anything else, is that right? >> well, that is what it is meant to do. it is good that we do it. showing the flag and showing we're still interested. but we've been holding exercises and demonstrations along the dmz and adjoining waters for so long that the north koreans are no longer impressed. they have seen it all before. stuart: do you want us to shoot down the next missile they launch? >> no, i don't for very practical military reasons. if you have time i can give them to you. i certainly want to shoot down any missile that threatens japan or south korea or us but over international waters don't give away our capability to shoot it down. don't show them that. don't let russians and chinese read the telemetry. i want

donald trump and vladmir putin have met face to face for the first time at the g20 summit in hamburg.nt strains on the relationship. german police have been out again in force after dozens of officers were injured in demonstrations yesterday. great ormond street hospital says it has applied to the high court for a fresh hearing in the case of the very ill baby, charlie gard. the hospital has cited new evidence relating to a potential treatment of his condition. we will have much more on this in the next few minutes. let's talk more about that case right now. this has all followed the release of a letter signed by seven experts, medical professionals and scientific researchers who are saying that the hospital should, in their opinion, reconsider its treatment of baby charlie gard. sarah campbell has been following this story. another statement from the hospital. explain where we are now. quite a lengthy statement. great ormond street hospital have applied to the high court for a fresh hearing. they say two international hospitals and their researchers have communicated to us in the las

story, which is, why has donald trump had such a benign and favorable attitude towards russia and vladmir putin. it's such an unusual position for trump that it begs for some kind of explanation. unlike on domestic policy where trump has wandered all over the political map. on foreign policy he's had clear and consistent views for three decades. in 1987 in his first major statement on public policy he took out an ad in several newspapers that began. for decades japan and other nation vs been tas have been ta advantage of the united states. this is trump's world view. he has never waivered from it. he's added countries to the roster of rogues most recently china and mexico. he wrote in his presidential campaign book, there's people who wish i wouldn't refer to china as our enemy but that's what they are. someone skeptical and hostile to other nations and their leaders who believes in a fortress america that minds its own business and if deserved bombs adversaries and retreats wback o homeland. this is trump's attitude toward the whole world except russia. trump began praising the country and its

. >> reporter: russia on friday, president trump sits down with vladmir putin for the first time.ay he avoided placing the blame for last year's election hack on russia. >> i think it could have been russia, but i think it could have been other countries. >> reporter: 17 u.s. int intelligence agencies have concluded that russia meddled in the 2016 election trying to help then candidate trump. the president's having dinner with south korea and japan leadership tonight but all eyes are on that huge meeting with putin happening tomorrow. officials tell abc that the president is ready but they also say he's not >> before you get away, what do we expect to happen during that meeting between trump and putin? >> that's what everyone is wondering right now. what's going to happen and the big question on everyone's mind is president trump going to bring up election meddling or not? we just heard from him today where he kind of skirted around the issue and many sources are telling us it's unlikely he'll bring it up. we're still not sure one topic on the agenda. rex tillerson and president t

a white house spokesperson said president trump had a previously undisclosed conversation with vladmir putin summit in germany. the two spoke alone for about an hour with only a translater in attendance. >>> new details about the deadly shooting in minneapolis. a yoga and immediatation teacher was killed after calling 911 for help. we're learning ining about the r as her family demands help. >> reporter: a bride to be. she movered here from australia calling it a spiritual journey. >> i've moved my whole life over. that in and of itself had been quite a surprise to make that decision to move here. >> reporter: a owe goo and immediatation teacher, she planned to marry don damon next month. >> our hearts are broken. we are utterly devastated. >> reporter: everything changed on saturday night at 11:28 when she called 911 to report a possible assault in the alley behind her home. four minutes later she's shot in the abdomen and killed by police. >> we thought yesterday was our worst nightmare. we awoke to the ugly truth and it hurt even more. >> reporter: the minneapolis star tribune said damond

cheryl: between the chinese president, i can't wait for that meeting between president trump and vladmir putin. >> fly on the wall. cheryl: i wish. ashley, thank you very much. talk about wanting to be that fly on the wall. >>> here is the bigger question for all of us now, what should the u.s. do? i want to bring in fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters, quite the voice on this. how do we handle north korea? how do we stop this situation from escalating? >> well, at this point, cheryl, it is almost impossible to stop it from escalating. indeed it may be impossible. but the first thing we must do is to stop deluding ourselves, stop lying to ourselves. we've seen president clinton, president bush, president obama, initially president trump believing the myth that china can be cajoled or strong of had armed help us with north korea. china will never do anything to destablize the north korean regime. it will not do anything significant beyond token gestures to stop the nuclear or missile program in north korea. why? because china does not see north korea as a grave problem. i

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keep in mind he wants to work on vladmir putin as well to try to see how they can move forward.ton standard, emily lashinsky here with all of that. what do we expect for the trip and what will come with it. >> first time trump meeting putin in the public eye. first time we know of in recent months. that is obviously the big story in the united states. they will actually be meeting at this thing. you will have tensions between trump and america america. we heard sufficient from chancellor merkel, that they have disagreements she will not gloss over those disagreements. disagreements over trade, disagreements over refugees, disagreements over climate trade. donald trump postured very much against what european leaders want on all the issues of the he is comes in -- neil: snickering notwithstanding, i noticed a lot of nato member countries have been quietly forking over a bit more dough to fund nato and defenses and not rely exclusively on the u.s. where we had two countries technically paid 2% minimum. five if you include the u.s. close or at that level. but at least four others u

but all eyes were on the first meeting of donald trump and vladmir putin — who spent nearly two and af hours in official talks. great ormond street hospital says it has applied to the high court for a fresh hearing in the case of terminally ill baby charlie gard after it received new evidence. you don't respect me, because you say the government has appointed me to do a hatchetjob. thejudge in charge of the grenfell tower inquiry is forced to defend himself against angry residents. a man's been arrested in connection with the investigation into the manchester arena bombing. six—year—old bradley lowery, whose plight touched tens of thousands of people, has died after a long illness. food delivery chain deliveroo says it will pay sickness and injury benefits to its 15,000 riders in the uk. but the company said it was only possible if the law is changed as its staff are classified as self—employed. britain's heather watson is knocked out of wimbledon by victoria azarenka. this is the scene live on centre court as andy murray takes on italy's fabio fognini. andy murray currently one set u

to receive potentially damaging information on hillary clinton who we knew at the time th that vladmir putin personally disliked and wanted to undercut and prevent from becoming president. you are shockingly naive or arrogant enough to believe it doesn't matter instead of getting good advice from grown-ups. or you wanted so much to get this information from wherever it came that you didn't worry about the russians and all their problems. you just wanted what you could get on hillary clinton. again, this is the kind of thing we have to learn more about. >> there is a second issue here that shouldn't be an issue for the white house. i fear that it is. even if everything we have heard wind up to be bad for donald jr., he is taken out of the equation. he did nothing wrong. it casts a really bright light on why the investigation is legitimate into what russia was doing. don, junior, has clean hands. make that an assumption until you know otherwise. it still shows this is a real investigation into what russian efforts were even if the solicitation was not returned. that's a political problem for t

he has planned a special meeting with russian president vladmir putin, in person, first time. i wonder if they'll get along. that does it for us tonight. happy fourth of july. it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >>> the entire thing has been a witch hunt. >> this is a search for facts. >> the fbi is investigating whether there was any coordination between the campaign and russia's efforts. >> that's a ruse. >> these are not hoaxes invented by democrats. >> it should be over with. >> has the dismissal of mr. comey impeded any investigation? >> you cannot stop the men and women of the fbi from doing the right thing, protecting the american people and unholding the constitution? >> what trump will find out eventually is the rules do apply to him. >> the president of the united states is under criminal investigation for his conduct in office? >> who brought this on? it was the president who brought it on himself. >> regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey. >> he can't control himself because there's a disorder afoot here. >> there comes a point o