plus, all the latest reaction to today's events with william burns, former u.s. ambassador to moscow, who joins me from new york. and from moscow, the russian senator, and putin ally, alexi pushkov. >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in helsinki, finland, where today it seemed the bedrock of diplomacy and national interests were all you up ended in one press conference, following the first proper meeting between russian president vladimir putin and president donald trump of the united states. after several hours, they came out to face the press, predictably enough, both praised a new day in relations between their two countries. but it all went awry over the issue of russian meddling in the 2016 u.s. elections. when pushed by u.s. reporters about the 12 russian military intelligence officials indicted in this case, president trump extraordinarily turned on american institutions. the u.s. democratic party and the fbi. while seeming to defend mr. putin. >> he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would

coming up, we are heading to idaho to meet with ed carnegie endowment national peace president william burns. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg markets. i'm shery ahn in new york. jon: and i'm jon erlichman in toronto. we are keeping an eye on the big trip. hisident trump taking off today inaugural visit in the u.k., where he will be meeting with prime minister and theresa may -- prime minister theresa may and the queen amid protests in london. maria, obviously this is the first trip to the u.k. by the president. what is the town like? house he been received so far? so president trump has landed in london, it is a four-day working trip, and the reaction on the ground, it it is easy to see behind me. close to 200 people are gathered at an anti-trump demonstration. i am not sure if you can hear what they are saying, but they are saying down with trump, trump, how many kids did you take today? very contentious language we are hearing from people in london today. i have been speaking to some of these protesters, and some of them are telling me they felt they had to come up to show that london is

and germany's angela can burn beat serena williams to win the women's singles title of wimbledon ever cruise past williams and straight sets to pick up her maiden lyttleton title. by marion evans dean thanks for joining us. palestinian sources say a ceasefire has been reached between israel and armed groups in gaza this comes after two palestinians were killed in israeli airstrikes on the gaza strip the israeli army said it targeted weapons manufacturing and storage sites in gaza city after a barrage of rockets were fired into israel by hamas militants. the most extensive and strikes on gaza in four years to paint kluge hits in the hopper of gaza city. israel says it was targeting hamas positions in response to a bomb roger brockett fire from the palestinian home plate. it's i and i'm defense system intercepted some rockets that separate israelis were still injured it's thought of early morning when we woke up to a mortar shells and then we have a couple of dogs of mortar shells because some missiles flooded us which is not something that used in the recent times it's not something th

williams to you. garrett haake, caitlin huey-burns. appreciate that. just to put in context here we're talking about susan collins and talking about john tester, the math in the senate, democrats come into this fight with only 49 votes if they want to stop a trump nominee they got to flip a republican. they got to hold their side together. and again on the republican side, all the suspense is susan collins. she is the republican expressing publicly potential reservations. if she were to say no to one of these picks, especially on the grounds of roe, would that signal lisa murkowski, the other pro choice republican in the senate. could there be two there. that is balanced against that other really reality we're talking about, these red state democrats, facing the voters in 2018, manchin in west virginia, trump won the state by 42 points. donnelly in indiana, trump won by 20 points. hide camp in a trump plus 36 state. the wild card we're saying today john tester, tester has been voting against a lot of these trump nominations. the supreme court nominatio

burned on the west side of clearlake. within 10,000 structures have been threatened. >> you cannot replace life but you can't replace stuff. >> reporter: jordan williams was a red cross volunteer and now finds himself on the receiving end of the emergency. >> it is being weird to evacuate after helping but i know enough to listen. >> reporter: six homes have been burned and 7500 people to find the news of there's. >> it is not easy. it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: these evacuees have seen the worst case scenario around northern california. it is hot right now. it is going to be a very telling afternoon when it comes to seeing if the containment lines are able to hold. in lakeport, anne makovec , kpix 5. >> mendocino college is an evacuation center. mountain vista middle school also and killed several elementary and high school. lower lake high school and twin pines and we have neda iranpour monitoring. >> let's take a look right now at the current conditions. it is already warming up where the mendocino complex fire is burning with humidity dry at 21% and wind gusts at 18 miles- per-hour. we are continuing to see those wind gusts with some of the ri

burning in the united states. >>> now to wimbledon where serena williams handled her business on the grass court yesterday. she cruised to the quarterfinals moving one step closer to capturing the eighth wimbledon title. it will be her first since becoming a mom her next match is 9:15 eastern this morning. >> phillip, that's a pretty good one. she's doing pretty well. >> i love it. >> phillip mena. in new york. >>> still here, emerging opportunities. how stock investors plan to take advantage of the moves in the currency markets. >>> the fake news fight. what youtube is doing to educate kids about kochb tent and the rest of the top trending stories when "worldwide exchange" continues. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks... stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin and more patients were

napa, williams, winters, there has been a push from the north to the south last night and this morning. the burn pattern with this intense fire. some of the current conditions around the fire zone, you can see relative humidity coming up. one censor showing you 71 degrees. and winds around 8 to 16 miles antomorrow. as we take it into morning hours for monday, showing both fires here. good news, relative humidity 60%. temperatures tomorrow morning in the lower 70s and into the afternoon hours, another hot day with winds around 7 to 11, 12 miles an hour and the moisture level coming down. we have improving weather conditions. red flag warning expired for all areas at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon so things starting to change a bit around the fire zones. we will talk about the changes and update the local forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> as you saw fire crews are battling the pawnee fire north in lake county. it grew by 300 acres and burned more than 14,000 acres total. the fire is 73% contained. a mandatory evacuation ordered issued last night. it effects the double eagle subdivision area. evacuat

burning right now. thousands are spending the night in evacuation shelters. >> accuweather's paul williams has more on thoseom coast-to-coast. >> good morning, kendis, diane. we're looking at thunderstorms to rumble through the dakotas and lake superior and rain through the southern new england states. brace for that, new york. but falling shy, just shy of let's say philadelphia, d.c. staying steamy and drier there. dry throughout the desert southwest. and here's a look at your fireworks forecast. not so bad for most of the country in green. kendis, diane? >> big swath of the country is looking good for fireworks. >>> and experts are again warning about the dangers of wire brushes to clean your barbecue grills. those sharp bristles could end up in your food. it recently happened to a woman in connecticut. amy hudak with our story. >> hard to speak. hard to swallow many. >> reporter: marlene said she knew something was wrong the moment she bit into a burger. >> it felt like glass. >> reporter: a tiny bristle impaled her tongue, the bristle was lodged inside her mouth. >> the first surgery, they manipulated m

john williams, camper "everything was covered in ash" campers here at steele canyon -- enjoying a picture perfect day on lake berryessahowever just around the corner -- the yolo county fire is burning in the distance -- the smoke can be seen from neighborhoods sitting just above the water dave pruitt, camper"it broke out while we were here. we woke up saturday covered with ashes so we have been monitoring the situation kinda close."but today -- dave pruitt and his friends are able to breathe better ... with no smoke on their site john williams, camper"sitting around here drinking a beer, going out on the boat"hover -- campers here are aware that at any moment they could have to evacuate ... with the fire just on the other side of the lake -- which could move quick -- especially if the wind shiftsdave pruitt, camper"its the new normal i guess"in napa county, michelle kingston kron 4 news (ken) and the pawnee fire is now 90 percent contained. it has burned 15-thousand acres. and all evacuation orders have been lifted.orders have been lifted. (pam) dozens of protesters have been outside of ice headquarters in san francsico all day... for the third day. they are recognizing the fourth

burns, former u.s. ambassador to nato during the george w. bush administration and michael carpenter, former assistant secretary of defense. pete williamsyour takeaway? >> reporter: no, russians are not going to cooperate in arresting them. rod rosenstein says he looks forward to their apprehension. that's not likely to happen. but by filing these charges, it makes it very difficult for these folks to ever -- these 12 people to ever travel outside of russia or a country that doesn't cooperate with entinterpol, bece if they do, they'll be arrested, there will be red notices put out on them. it limits their travel and limits to some extent their ability to access any funds they have outside of russia or any funds in the west. one of the interesting things i thought in at it news conference, lester, was the deputy attorney general saying this information was passed through to an american -- or to another entity he declined to name, the big question is whether that was wikileaks, that's certainly been the supposition. finally, lester, the deputy spent a lot of time, not looking at his notes, talking about the need for bipartisanship. he's b

williams appears tonight. it's a two hour film called "come inside darker side including his battle with addiction and suicide in 2014. it premiers tonight on hbo. >>> new safety measures in this year's burning manifest value after a man ran intentionally into the fire taking his own life. there will be longer barriers for volunteers. large scale burns but there wiaugust 26th through september 3rd. >>> tonight at 7:00, a new episode of so you think you can dance. >> we talk to the judges about the tough competition those answers are facing. >> you will be going through the next round. >> part two of the academy of so you think you can dance has competitors battling through two gruelling choreography rounds for a spot in the top 20. >> the amount of pounding your body takes as a dancer is tiring. >> my body is taking forever to recover whether they make the cut, the con tes contestants ce it. to this opportunity. >> i've been inspired by it. it's a really great show for dancing. >> up we go. >> travis wall delivering his toughest routine jet a jazz number by mandy moore. >> it has become announced and figure out what it is to light that switch inside that can let them stand a chance. >> and a

burning strong. hundreds of residents have been told to evacuate. >> there's just not enough to keep paul williams busyednesday morning. good morning. >> the heat is expanding again in the southwest and suppressing this monsoonal moisture that's creating the helpful showers.th northwest, dangerous heat particularly in boise. we're watching for storms along i-80 and widespread scattered showers in abundance along the gulf coast. kendis, diane? >> paul, thank you. and weather may have been a factor in the death of a high school student on long island. >> the 17-year-old girl was taking part in marching band practice when she collapsed. officials are calling it a medical incident, but many parents are blaming the heat. other band members say she appeared fine during the practice. >>> and a third dartmouth professor has resigned. a criminal investigation into the three men is ongoing. >>> the number of people using genealogy searches is only increasing, and sometimes it leads to amazing results and new family members. >> cntitohns he ske td mielke about his own discovery. >> this is an incredible story. po

burning desire and need to do something. >> charles: god bless both of you. >> happy fourth of july. >> charles: catch me every day on fox business network. ♪ >> juan: happy birthday, america. i am juan williams williams with kimberly guilfoyle, jesse watters, dana perino and my pal greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." welcome to our independence day special. we have a fun show. we are answering all of your fan mail questions from social medi media. let's not waste anymore time and get right to it, our very first question comes from donald and it says if you could go back to the first

william's darker side including his battle with addiction and his suicide. the documentary premieres tonight on hbo. >>> safety measures will places your the burning man festivale nevada desert. this is after a man intentionally ran into a fire at the festival last year, taking his own life. according to the reno gazette, there will be protection barriers. there won't be any fences around large-scale burns that there will be more emergency response teams on site. the festival runs from august 26 through september 3. >>> it is a monday and i'm sure there's a couple of problems in the traffic. >> we have been following the vallejo situation. there has been a crash for more than an hour on 80 westbound at georgia street. a poll came down and fencing was taking out. they are making progress in removing it but they have the right lane closed. traffic is solid from highway 37. there was a grass fire nearby at 680 near 780. that has caused slow traffic on 780 as they put the fire out. it went to two alarms. let's go to the bay bridge and you can see traffic is back up -- backed up for a 15 minute delay. looking at a commute on 880 that is beginning to fill in a littl

burning at the edge of the park. disappointed tourists gathered to check out after planning their visits months in advance. >> the hot weather is only making conditions worse. >> paul williamst and the rest of the day's weather. >> good morning, diane, kendis. this high pressure system producing dangerous heat, 120 degree heat and it's dry. sizzling and staying hot up towards portland, spokane and boise. and sizzling conditions in dallas, houston and san antonio. more scattered showers for boston and a slice of rain from new york now. watching out for that slice of rain in denver, rapid city, st. louis, detroit, along the entire southeast. but here's the key. friday, another round of severe storms for new york. flash flooding. severe thunderstorms and possible tornados and unfortunately, next week, more rain for us returns. kendis, diane? >> i don't like when paul takes a deep breath like that. >> he knows when he's on tape to deliver the bad news. >> paul, thank you. >>> and now to the new twist on trade between the united states and the european union. president trump and the eu commission president jean-claude juncker have agreed to work on removing trade barriers. for n

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burning out of control in california. officials warn it's its path. the desperate bumper to bumper evacuations overnight and the new red flag warnings this morning. ♪ i'm a survivor >>> michelle williamsld's star said she's turned a corner in her battle with depression. her message to fans this morning. >>> parenting alert. as student-athletes hit the field in extreme temperatures, the warning about heat stroke, now one mother on a mission to save lives. the signs to look out for to keep your kids safe. >>> meet the meat diet. could you lose weight with no fruits, no veggies, no carbs? just meat? the movement and the man who swears eating like a cave man is the key to shedding pounds. dr. ashton is here weighing in. >>> plus, get ready to dance, dance, with fall out boy. performing live for our party in the park as they're saying -- >> all: good morning, america! >>> good morning, america. hope you're great this friday morning. let's take a look at central park. fall out boy is here. >> we're so looking forward to hearing them perform. they're taking the stage and will be performing some of their biggest hits. the audience can't wait. neither can i. take it away. i'll go get a front r

williams of drug tests. the greatest of all time. >> that's amazing. very nice. >> turned around nicely. more rain in the forecast could >> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell and gayle king. >> at least 60 fires are burningrned 4500 acres near the southern california tin of -- town of idyllwild. more than 3,000 people have been evacuated. the fire destroyed at least five buildings. police believe the fire was intentionally set and they have arrested a suspect. the sem -- simi valley is -- >> more than three dozen people have been rescued in central pennsylvania. in harrisberg, more than a billion gallons of rain has fallen since the storm began. >>> president trump and the european union appear to be euro backing away from a trade war. mr. trump and european commission president jean-claude yunker yesterday agreed to work toward eliminating tariffs, trade barriers and subsidies between the two economic giants. the eu said it could buy more products from the u.s. including soy beans and liquified natural gas. >>> they also agreed to resolve the dispute over steel and twoinum tariffs. president trump says the two sides are starting on new ground. nd. e met right here at the white house to launch a new phas

burning. our polling monday had us up 45-40. the president's endorsement along with the vice president, a lot of other great georgians like newt gingrich and hunter hill, clay tippens, michael williamswith that fire as well. i think we'll have a great night tonight. very grateful for the president's endorsement. we had an electric event with the vice president. the president and i line up on a lot of issues together, very similar. securing the border. i've been in the private sector literally for 30 years signing the front of not only my own paycheck but a lot of other folks we put to work in georgia. cutting government regulations is part of my again day, you're obviously very, very close to the president, obviously. is there any area where you disagree with the president? >> well, i think the president is doing a great job. i am standing with him. he is certainly standing with me. i'm very appreciative of that. you know is doing exactly what he told american people he would do. i think that is the big issue in the runoff for the governor's race quite honestly is who do you trust to actually do what they're telling you on the campaign trail? i have a record of doing that in the pri