and insisting the meeting occurred before the current russian fever was in vogue. tonight here at the white house, aides close to the president say he's frustrated with the focus on russia, notably he >> reporter: tonight natalia veselnitskaya, where she's described as a russian government attorney and part of russia, and its government support for mr. trump. here, donald trump jr. is told that they want to schedule a meeting with him, and the russian government attorney who is flying over from moscow. the russian government attorney. that means you. >> no, i'm certainly flattered by being called as a government attorney. but i've never worked for the government in the first place. >> reporter: she said that meeting with donald trump jr., jared kushner and campaign chairman paul manafort was arranged by russian pop star and publicist. but that she never met either of them beforehand. once inside, she says, only one person talked to her. >> he was the only one i was speaking to. >> reporter: she said she was there to lobby against a law she said was affecting her cl

. >> back before it was in vogue. >> yeah. there are a lot of new things out there trying to help patients. i realize, not a death sentence, like i said. a lot of people now living, instead of the life expectancy being 12 months, now it's more like 3 years. there's a minority with 5 year life expectancy. some 10, 15 years. so things are really changing with glia blast owe ma. >> we're going to be talking more with you about this at 6:00 in depth. and we appreciate you sharing this especially story. >> happy to do it. i'm happy to share the story. >> thank you. >> thank you so much, pete. >>> checking in with headlines from around the country. the baltimore police force under the microscope again, recently discovered video appears to show an officer planting evidence during a grog arrest. the video shows the officer placing a plastic bag into a food can, and hiding it under a piece of debris. that officer has been suspended. >> this is a very delicate process, and not only requires time, but requires a thorough evaluation. so f

. >>> arizona senator john mccain is vogue that he will be back. his social media has been active since his illness became public. he sent six tweets since we learned about his fight with brain cancer a few nights ago. he said he will return to his position in congress. the senator and war hero has been bomb boarded with good wishes. among them the prayers of one of

whole russia thing was not in vogue.o maybe he just didn't know, is that enough of a defense. >> hindsight is really 20/20, right? we could go back to say, how could you possibly do this? the importance of the situation is make sure get the right people involved at the get-go, not after the fact. maybe consult with attorneys before you take the meeting. look what we're talking about a legal perspective. we're talking about potentially breaking finance laws, that you can't obtain fund or beneficial items which is a different, any other thing of value. that is what the statute says. trish: i don't know what does that mean? >> does that mean information? that is very questionable whether or not you're talking about the potential for criminal charges. again you can't, common sense is much different. whether or not should have maybe been discussed with other people before walking into that meeting -- trish: big difference between doing something stupid and doing something criminal. >> huge difference. that difference is writt

. >>> arizona senator john mccain is vogue that he will be back. his social media has been active since his illness became public. he sent six tweets since we learned about his fight with brain cancer a few nights ago. he said he will return to his position in congress. the senator and war hero has been bomb boarded with good wishes. among them the prayers of one of pow in vietnam. >> i am devastated. >> reporter: for john furr, mccain's diagnosis hit almost as hard as surface-to-air missile. this is very hard. emotional time. emotional time. behind these walls are the big rooms that we lived in. >> reporter: he spent six years as a pow in vietnam. for two of those years, mccain was his cellmate. >> attack juan drawn 163. >> reporter: the vietnamese singled out the injured mccain for extra abuse because he was the son and grandson of navy admirals. >> he was beat up. he was suffering a lot from his broken bones. >> reporter: conditions were brutal. >> isolation, solitary confinement, torture, abuse. >> reporter: but mccain never broke. >> ifny form

are trend in things and watch trend line and hit at is what happening and it seems to be youth is in vogueith the flyers. >> you have been paying attention. >> i have been listening i listen when you talk. >> allegedly. >> youth movement is underway 2016 eagles drafted second overall and phillies first. the sixers have had back to back number one's and now, the flyers, they are jumping on board. we will go inside locker room for orange and black in voorhees, new jersey and there is space reserved for the new guy, flyers developmental camp is two days away. noland patrick will not there been as he recovers from surgery but gm ron hextall knows what he is looking for in other young players. >> if you walk out of here, learn some things, learn thousand prepare yourself better, learn how to be a wetter pro that is what we're looking for. there is no evaluation going on, evaluation is i want to hear the kid worked hard, kid was dialed in and the kid has got character that is what we're looking for. >> on to baseball potential doesn't drive-in runs, players do phillies manager pete mackanin stil

businessman made his bed for the white house but how important is style over substance well art is jack in vogue or has been trying to find out. america's commander in chief is meant to be a representation of the country as a whole and its values and what does america project self on if not diversity we believe our diversity our differences when joined together by a common set of ideals makes a strong americans are a diverse people with respect and concern for every single human being in this country and being very different from previous u.s. presidents donald trump seems to know what it's like to be the outcast everyday guy in your face persona is one of the things that got him elected i think greatest of any i should say you know by temperament oh just i just. think a much more humble than you would understand. you call women you don't like that hague's your twitter account only wrote you know dawdle. but it's also what he's attacked for by some of his detractors recently we've seen the media become preoccupied with trump's personal habits some choose to dissect his food choices slamming him

commentator called secretly on camera describing news coverage of russia the big bite is jacqueline vogue. i know you've probably heard the phrase nothing burger maybe twice that's going to be really. nothing burger and it really was a nothing burger at this and nothing burger big nothing burger. the first thing popping up more and more the stuff that comes the investigation involving teens and rush. even ever eating nothing burger well guess what now you can really see a local chain has decided to give up nothing burger speaks consist of nothing but how do you know for those who come with a passport which is and surprisingly nothing i've read about it on the news yesterday. that nothing burger sounds like a great promotion i just. think. that's a preview. speed so do you think anything should come on the side of a nothing burger well you know i'm spoiled but if they think of me of course i'm becoming leslie it. may be a bit. different for the younger bernard a fair amount of rational mind as well but son just happy to have an excuse for free food although still in the idea of saying that

and insisting the meeting occurred before the current russian fever was in vogue. tonight here at the white house, aides close to the president say he's frustrated with the focus on russia, notably he hasn't held a single public event since this story broke over the weekend. meantime, the special counsel, robert mueller, keeps staffing up and is now up to 16 lawyers and counting. lester? >> peter alexander at the white house. now to our nbc news exclusive interview with that russian attorney at the center of the firestorm involving donald trump jr. tonight she's disputing some of the claims made in the e-mails he released, and gives her side of the story about what happened when they came face to face at trump tower. she sat down with nbc's kier simmons today in moscow. >> reporter: tonight natalia veselnitskaya, where she's described as a russian government attorney and part of russia, and its government support for mr. trump. here, donald trump jr. is told that they want to schedule a meeting with him, and the russian government attorney who is flying over from m

to put this in context this occurred before the current russian fieger was in vogue. as rob goldstein said today in the press, the entire meeting was the most inane nonsense i have heard and i was agitated by it. nd of email. on june 3, 2016, at 10:36 a.m., rob goldstein wrote to donald trump jr. the following. good morning. emen just called and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father this morning and in their meeting offered to good morning. provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary in her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father. this is obviously very high level and sensitive information, but it's part of russia and its government support for mr. trump. helped along by the gentlemen. what do you think is the best way to handle this information and would you be able to speak to emen about it directly? i can also send this info to your father but it is ultrasensitive, so wanted to send to you first. best, rob goldstein.

buybacks are en vogue in hong kong.r boost. joining us to talk further about this is the chair and cio at atlantis investment management, and also our markets reporter is here. you were the story, more buybacks. what does that mean? >> we have seen such a solid rally, and one reason is companies buying back their own shares. some corpus might be feeling their share prices are lagging behind. we still have record low interest rates in hong kong. it seems like this is a good window to buy back your own shares and give them abe host. david: they essentially bar road to give it back. makew interest rates does it easier to fund these buybacks and less attractive to maintain their cash piles. you can also say why don't you invest in your business some people are asking that. some companies might not be seeing those prospects right now. david: the perennial theme. this whole buyback investment theme, is that something you are trading on at the moment? do see a continuing for the rest of the year? not really in hong kong. chine

why teen vogue is the one complaining about the golfers -- >> lpga cares that teen vogue is complainingt or shorts must be long enough to not see your bottom area at any time standing or bent over. dressy jeans -- >> like high school. >> dressy jeans are allowed but cut offs with jeans are not loud. work out gear not allowed inside the ropes much joggers not allowed either. >> it sound like country club rules. >> yeah. >> that's what it sounds like. >> it's not just for the golfers or golfers and fans? >> no, no, no. just the fortunately%. >> you can't play golf in that. >> the fans probably are going to be subject. >> is it problem for pro golfers to wear jeans on the course that would be the most up comfortable thing you can do. >> i haven't teen that. >> at the same time if you can win in jeans, you're good. >> go. >> drive in denim. okay. >>> all right. coming up next,. >> kevin sits down with oscar winner charlize theron to talk about her new r rated action movie it's called atomic blond and i think he like it. >> sounds pretty good. going to get back out to po poolsville mike thom

s were coming into vogue in the eighty's so i mean i see now people are going back and looking at what what worked in the past you know they're really reading the works of art of k. robert kennedy and they're looking at what martin luther king said i mean they're they're going back to the new deal to say what worked here why did we have a new deal in the first place what was f.d.r. saying in his last major speech about you know adding to the bill of rights you know that people should have a right to health insurance for instance on a right to a good job people should have a right to own their house these are durable truths that he he claimed to be self evident that they learned through the struggles of the great depression the competition that they're facing seems to be this baby boom generation that's increasingly becoming more. right wing to hold on to their gains that's a very antagonistic relationship now between the generations over finances and his going to keep the pie the biggest portion of the pie so how do you how well millennial is best address this fact that reactionary beh

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. >> because in the past, you know, it's in vogue, it's out of vogue, it's in vogue, it's out of vogueshould have this combined with the beverages >> look, i think right now they're doing a good job of leveraging beverages and snacks together they're winning a lot of food service accounts by going to market with the full portfolio they're winning shelf space at retail by leveraging the full portfolio. they're really managing the business together for the first time, you know, both snacks and beverages report up to a single manager in the u.s. and the same is done internationally. so i think, you know, we talked about pepsi as a kind of power of one, better together company. that was certainly the narrative on the company ten years ago, but really, they weren't managing the business together until the last three or four years. and i think you're seeing the results. >> that's interesting. so, indra doing a good job there. because i always just, you know, salty snacks, i'm thirsty, i want some diet -- you know, that always made sense, but there's actually concrete examples and operations

we confront and face every day, and racism and talking about it is in this room but may not be many vogue anywhere else and certainly not in the white house but it is something that will keep us busy working and that's what we should do. >> davis jones we agree, and i have to say that i think one thing what we need to be -- real about at this moment is that there is a rise in hate groups and hate violence. hate-based violence throughout this nation. and that is -- particularly disturbing is as you mentioned there's this reluctance of call it what it is, terrorism and to really prosecute it at the level that it should be prosecuted. i'm mother of two sons and you know, i hope i'm doing the right thing but you know, obviously, we all have the talk. but also teach my makes my friends have marshal arts training because imght them to be able to help themselves. >> thank you for joining us a knew bee on the panel. >> sitting here trying to listen and a not talk that much. but one thing i would say is many closing is important we talked multiple times about important knowledge and of reading, an

the model and snap chat founder's private wedding being officially released in the august issue of vogueng details on the dress and wedding ceremony only attended by 45 close family and friends >>> next, winnie-the-pooh has been blacklisted the beloved bear hit with a chinese social media ban over the weekend, featuring poo's name and gifts with his imagery moved. no official explanation has been given. suggested the crackdown related to comparison of winnie-the-pooh to president not sure what comparison was made. >> that's a far step there we go. president she delivered better growth, maybe with that given a pass. >>> still to come. must reads, why republican joe scarborough thinks president trump is killing the republican party. >>> as we head to break, let's check where oil is trading, we are higher by just a hair. one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. >>> welcome back to "w