he joins us now from washington alley, welcome. let's start by talking about iran and russia to nations under severe western sanctions to nations, essentially out looking for friends. how much closer does this shared circumstance bring them? well, it has turned the relationship between the 2 countries, which was at best over the past few years, a tactical partnership into a strategic relationship. and the reason, as you rightly pointed out, is that they don't have a lot of friends. they don't have a lot of alternatives. and so it's an alliance of necessity that has brought to 2 countries closer together. especially at this point in time that russia needs iran's experience and circumventing western sanctions. and iran season rushes depleting military in the bore in ukraine as an opportunity to basically sell its arms to a major war power. so it is a relationship that is growing by today. iranian leader has been talking about a long term cooperation with russia that both countries can benefit from, but when it comes to energy product

washington columnist. >> an international murder investigation pinning the u.s. against its national alley it began in the dead of night. a private saudi plane landed in its terminal. >> they say assassins waiting for him inside. >> a saudi journalist and a writer of the washington post. >> he is creating an environment of intimidation and fear. >> he was well-connected with ties to some senior royals. he had been treated well before. so at the appointed time, he went inside. what follows is from an audio tape described to cnn. >> within moments of his faithful steps in, he recognizes someone. >> a former intelligence official close to the crowned prince. he tells him, you are coming back. he says, you can't do that. and then, he's attacked. there are screams. his last words, i can't breathe. then, the sound of a saw. >> turkish officials say his body was cut up with a bone saw. >> his body was dim membered, chopped up into small pieces. >> a saudi autopsy expert tells the men, put on headphones and listen to music, presumably to down out the sound of the saw. a look alike can be seen leav

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and as the "washington post" reports, advisers and alleys say they think pence is likely to run and insistcision on whether trump chooses to run again. david jolly, carlos still with us, carlos, does mike pence believe the party is going to choose him? and if so, is arizona, state of countless audits, run by the cyber ninjas, is arizona the right state to test that? >> steph, i think mike pence feels a moral obligation to combat donald trump. i mean here's someone who was loyal, literally -- >> hold on, carlos. i have to interrupt you. i have to. he has a moral obligation? please tell me, show me where that is. because you know what we heard tonight. his own security detail will were calling their spouses, thinking they were going to die that day, and rather, they talked to the committee, come out publicly, and talk about any of this, mike pence hasn't said word one. so show me where his moral obligation resides. >> well, look, you made the point that he's probably going to run regardless of what donald trump does, and i think in part that is motivated by the betrayal that he obviously cou

alley running for cover. also the january 6th committee in washington, preparing for another public hearing this week .t about missing text messages sent from the secret service on the day of the riots latest on the still developing story from indiana, where three people were shot to death in a shopping mall. two others were hurt, and this happened yesterday in greenwood, indiana , just south of indianapolis. the debt includes three victims and the gunman. and a 12 year old girl is among the two others who were hurt. investigators say that lone shooter went into the mall carrying a rifle and several rounds of ammunition around six pm and just started shooting in the food court area of them all. 22 year old good samaritan who was legally carrying a handgun shot and killed the shooter. as you can imagine, this type of situation is horrible. it's rocked us to our core. we're still very early in this investigation. we do not have a motive yet. it appears that he had a rifle with several magazines of ammunition. now investigators confiscated a suspicious backpack found in the bathroom near the food court. s

donetsk they bring flowers and toys to the alley of angels and remember the victims of the ukrainian shelling anton khalov and more. donald trump arrived in washington for the first time after the defeat in the elections and hinted that alexei veselovsky was listening to a new speech of the former us president. the whole world a children's tv show, cezanne street, again fell into an adult scandal alexander kanevich with details. hello welcome to the information service of the ntv television company this is the program today in igor's studio ukrainian artillery will fly. it again struck at the only automobile bridge in kherson across the dnieper to antonovsky, as reported by the regional administration, the supports and spans were not damaged, however, due to damage to the roadway , traffic on the bridge was stopped. transport problems during repairs, the authorities intend to solve with the help of ferries and pontoon crossings. indeed, another blow was dealt better. uh, just now we are declaring this with the hammers . something do not shoot, ukrainian nationalists, american experts. we have provided for all things. uh, these are like that. and act

washington post, and one of the reporters byline on this reporting. thank you for your time tonight, we appreciate it. >> thanks for having the alley. >> is it, from your knowledge, do these rally goers who are buying these tickets know where their money is going, and doesn't matter? do you think they would care if they know it was going off the donald trump political arsenal, to make america more great again, but into his pockets? >> we talk to a lot of people, we didn't find anyone who had a problem with that. there was definitely some, there were necessarily super clear, they got, they get the trump campaign fundraising emails. and then they get an ad for this tour. and they buy tickets. but the reality is, whether the money went to trump personally, or to the campaign, they were thrilled to do it. because they really wanted to see trump, they were willing to pay for it, and they love him, and they want to help him. they wanted to give him their money. tommy who these folks are? there's a lot of things in life that i would never frayed that probably wouldn't have 15 bucks to do. >> and yet there seems to be people willing to do this. are they enthus

going to worth of france and he refused to do it in the alley said it was the proudest thing he ever did. but the public is a big word here. washington internalize that. one of the reasons the senate has a six-year term is supposedly to make them more likely to vote in the long term interest of the public it's the most partisan portion of the government now. i will shut up but public, public, public he represents them. >> he mentioned the aurora and i know you wanted to say something very quick so one quick thing i want to sort of highlights when joe was talking about how personally wounded washington was that was really quite intentional on the part of the newspaper editors. the editor of the aurora would deliver three copies of his newspaper every day to the front steps of the president's house. even though washington is not a subscriber. he did so intentionally to get under washington skin. we know it works because he rants and raves about in cabinet and jefferson took careful notes. this political warfare in the partisan or wound they were trying to inflict was quite intentional. >> let's get a taste of washington on parties and

washington will see you next week back home in california. on and it's very, very rare. tragedy in the east bay after gunfire erupts inside a bowling alley, killing one person and injuring two others. we are live in livermore with the very latest plus smoke levels changing in contra costa county as a fire continues to burn near pittsburgh. the reason those who live in the area are asking for more resources, plus some people who live in yosemite national park are now able to return home this morning after the washburn fire ripped through the area, the very latest on the containment levels. as the wildfire has now started to burn in another nearby national forest. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning . welcome to ktvu mornings on to today is sunday july 17th. i'm christian. kathy, you're going to say june i was gonna say june. it's a little early, frank. i'm still waking up. i'm still january, but at any rate happy summer, everyone i'm frank mallicoat. let's kick it over to rosemary oroczo one. oh yes, some of our inland studies said 100 degrees, so yeah. summer in full swing, gentlemen, we are going to pull things down,