president, i come to the floor to talk about whatd happened in helsinki today. let's not mince words. today was aer f terrible day for the american brand, the american people and all of our allies. we do not negotiate from a position of strength. we acted from apo position of weakness. as a result vladimir putin walked away with a win.y he's walking away with an undeserved legitimacy. we tookd a loss today when we backed away from our standing commitment to principles, american leadership and basic reality. today the press asked the president of the united states who he believed on the subject of russian information operation in the u.s. in 2016. the men andvehe in women of the u.s. intelligence agency or vladimir putin, a member of theur russian intelligence community. a thug, turned russian desperate.ho the choice was between peopled who are risking their lives on behalf of our freedom and people who go around the world. taking people's lives to limit freedom. the president of the united states, how did he answer? he answered he didn't see any reason why eleme

>> that's whatd. people here's a look at the hundreds of people who hit the water for tube to work day. bers got a traffic jam-free commut but live music and breakfast. what are theumbers of people that ended up at work after this. ha you been tubing? >> i love tubing. i would love to do that. >> i used to tubeown the river in atlanta where i grew up. the new river in blacksburg, it's one of the few that flows north. it's right near virginia tech.ki fans, if you went to virginia tech, you know what i'm lking about. no one got to work. >> i would never get to work, either. i'm not se about floating down the potomac. >> they have to cancel stretches of ara on, i'm just saying. >>> another 90-degree day yesterday. we're stacking them on quick. we've had seven90-degree days in the first 11 days of july. today, likely note to in the 90s. and tomorrow, will also stay below 90 degrees. however, comma, by the weekend, it will be hot and back in the 90s again. humidity levels, as you're ready to get outside th

. >> our objective is going to be to find out whatd adbod when they made the decision to go out. >> beforee left, they just said there's a storm coming so go to the water first to avoid it. >> reporter: tia is one of the 14 survivors. she lost her three children, her husband and five other family members on the boat. >> if i was able to get a life jacket, i could have saved my babies. thou the top and somebody could have grabbed them. and i wasn't able to do that. >> reporter: she's haunted by what the captain said as the tour bolt went on the lake. >> he said above you are your life jackets. there's three sizes. he said i'm going to show you where they are, but you won't need them. so no need to worry. so we didn't grab them. >> reporter: the safety of duck boat was called into question after an accident in arkansas killed 13 people. investigators back then said the boats were not originally designed for passenger service and do not have adequate reserve buoyancy to remain afloat in the event of a breach. the missouri attorney general says the state highway patrol is is also conducting an

. -- whatd question is clues do we find in what rod rosenstein said? he talked about the russians using gustifer 2.0. which americans were talking and were they being duped? what are those individuals telling the special counsel? any number of questions we will now cease and out of control -- out of this. shery: we have 30 indictments, people linked to president trump , to his campaign, but also russians. we have not seen evidence linking the two, that there was some form of collusion. in if this drags on, what happens to the investigation which has been dubbed a witchhunt? >> there is not yet any evidence of criminal collusion. but the investigation is still ongoing. what we will see now is continued speculation, continued back-and-forth politically over this and continued back-and-forth politically over president trump keeps insisting told him that there was no russian government interference in the election. these indictments are pretty inclusively showing that is false. >> he said there is no collusion but i talked to lawmakers on capitol hill in t

whatded to the nobility of the vietnamese were trying to do. they wanted to liberate themselves and said their women wanted freedom but the evil americans are precluding this. you always see females in these images. americans get shut down over north vietnam, it is always a female that captures them. photos.all staged it makes you look favorably upon the vietnamese. they are always young females. and part oflculated this effort to enhance, to kind of improve the image of their effort, while at the same time, discrediting the americans and bringing about their isolation. some of the more iconic images of the tet offensive. that is the american embassy. the vietcong or try to take over the embassy. they get to one wall and they all get killed. the idea that the embassy was attacked. what is an embassy? it is sovereign territory. an embassy is sovereign territory. it comes under attack during the tet offensive. 19 vietcong go in and get killed very quickly. so, and this is really symbolic of the entire thing. they make it into the embassy but they

that is american issue and whatd president did yesterday and the performance of today was just inadequateppy that reporters like yourselves and other folks calling what it is and not running with the headlines of president trump walked it back. contradictory statement in the talking points written out by the national security team totally negates that and calling haim puppet doing things like that. >> the attack is still happening and looking at the 2018 midterms, to talk about domestic issues, the russians still trying to interfere in the very elections we're talking about and you have dhs, treasury secretary, the dni, making this a front and center issue for republicans, democrats and the media. >> one of the questions is how serious does president trump take this? scott, during the cbs interview with president trump jeff glore read the quote of dan coats, trump appointee saying there's red alarms like before 9/11 in terms of attacks on the united states, cyber attacks on the united states with russia being the worst actor and the president said he didn't know that he agreed with dan co

president, i come to the floor to talk about whatd happened in helsinki today. let's not mince words. today was aer f terrible day for the american brand, the american people and all of our allies. we do not negotiate from a position of strength. we acted from apo position of weakness. as a result vladimir putin walked away with a win.y he's walking away with an undeserved legitimacy. we tookd a loss today when we backed away from our standing commitment to principles, american leadership and basic reality. today

, does this feel like it was all part of the plan, the president goes into nato, talks tough, sa g whatd is this organization and then gets these concession n out of theo allies? is it tough tactics that paid off? >> i think it's a tale of two summits. yesterday nato seemed to be in crisis. the president threatening to, withdr attacking partners. very positive review of what's happened. certainly praising himself in terms of getting more defense spending. i do think this is part of the president's he's tractional in his foreign policy. he's hyper personal in how he thinks abo these issues and so from one day to the next issues change. today you have a much more sitive view of t nato alliance. the problem of course is this le allies a bit un easy, unsure of what the u.s. commitment is long term and nirtainly quest what happens next in helsinki. there's a lotf unease moving into the meeting. >> monday the president does meetith putin. if you're vladimir putin and you're watching all this un fold, what are you thinking? >> maybe licking your chops a bit. i think he's in a very strong positi

let's say it's 20,000 or even 100,000, whatd -- is the demand there?ub 15,000 with production not optimized for that market and no producing partners in that market, that is a pretty good number considering they are not trying as hard as others are to sell into that market. when you look at the broader demand for ev's, china is by far the biggest market right now. it makes a lot of sense. there's a lot of incentive is asian going on -- incentivize ation going on. they can direct consumers to ev's in a way that other developed markets can't. if they get production right, they have the demand to support ev's broadly. let's talk about cost here. tesla had $2.7 billion in cash in the first quarter. how much cost are you penciling in for this china plan? to what extent will tesla be able to stave off the need to raise capital or fund raise? james: the last point is the most important. i do believe they will raise capital. they will probably raise capital later this year or early next year on the heels of a strong period of 3-6 month ramping the model 3. the