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heather was working for yahoo at the time and i said tell me your story. want to hear about your experience. have you faced this kind of bias and discrimination? is it really that bad? i i'd been out for a little while. and healther said, i've been researching -- i was in silicon valley, and she said sam i've been working a similar topic for yahoo and she can tell you her story but i have an amazing story of female found experts it's great and if started talking to some female founders got the stories as well question. do face sexism and it does -- in every industry women are facing this, but let me tell you about at the technology i'm developing, the company i'm building, all the positive stuff. a plot more positive than negative when it comes to win starting companies and working in tech. that's the story we decided to tell. heather was a contributor to my first book "torn" which looks at women and work life balance, and so we came together in 2013. heather can tell her story. >> so i had been in abc news correspondent and then longtime reporter, and i h

the former "today" show host and "c-b-s evening news" anchor joined the yahoo team in 20-13. her decision to leave the company follows the merger between yahoo and verizon earlier this year. 60-year-old couric plans to concentrate on production work. she is working on a documentary with national geographic and produces a series on netflix. we're learning more about brain injuries in football players. just how common c-t-e is for professional athletes. research of former football players... found evidence of a brain disease linked to repeated head blows... in a high percentage of them. the new study was discovered by boston university scientists. they found c-t-e --in 87- percent of men who played football for an average of 15 years. those playing levels included high-school, college, and professional play. scientist examiined brain tissue donated by over 200 deceased former football players. symptoms of c-t-e include memory loss, impaired judgement, impulse and aggression ... as well as depression, anxiety, and suicidal impulses. (justine) with all the reports of data breache

yahoo! news is reporting that president trump's legal team learned more than three weeks ago about the e-mail chain setting up the meeting. the president still says he only learned of the meeting a few days ago. >> and new concerns within the west wing that the scramble to respond to reporting on the don jr. meeting and emails may have inadvertently drawn white house aides into the special counsel's russia investigation. for the latest, jeff zeleny is with the president in paris at 10:01 a.m. good morning to you, jeff. >> reporter: good morning. we are here in paris where president trump is going to be appearing as a guest of french president macron at the bastille day celebration today. this year, it also coincides with the 100th anniversary of the u.s. entering world war i. i can tell you that questions about the russia investigation are following the president here to paris. they were front and center yesterday as he was taking questions at a press conference. the new questions this morni

yahoo! news reporting that president trump's liam team learned more than three weeks ago about the e-mail chain setting up the meeting. the president still says he only learned of the meeting a few days ago. >> and new concerns within the west wing, the scramble to respond to the reporting of don jr. emails and meeting may have inadvertently drawn white house aides into the special counsel's russia investigation. jeff zeleny in paris with the latest, exactly 11:00 a.m. [ speaking french ] >> reporter: bon jour, christine. president trump is now at the parade behind me, the bastille day parade. i'm watching here, i have a good vantage point, i can tell you, watching american troops go by as well as the french military. so the president is getting a bit of a respite from the russia cloud. i can tell you that it's still hanging over the white house. and as you said, those are new questions this morning about timing of when specifically it became clear to folks when the meeting was discovered. t

heather was working for yahoo! at the time, and i said, you know, tell me your story.to hear about your experience. have you really faced this kind of bias and discrimination? is it really that bad? i'd been out of the try for a little while. and heather said to me, oh, my gosh, i've been researching -- i was in silicon valley, she was in silicon alley here in new york. she said i've been researching for a similar topic. i have amazing stories with all these female founders, and it's great. and i started to get these stories as well. you know, yes, we do face sexism. in every industry women are facing this. but let me tell you about the technology that i'm developing. let me tell you about the company that i'm building. let me tell you about all the positive stuff. this is a lot more positive than negative when it comes to women starting companies and working in tech. so so that's the story we decided to tell. heather was a contributor to my first book, "torn," which looks at women and work/life balance. and so we came together in 2013, and heather can tell her story.

adds to the already complicated situation in the region but moscow has responded to criticism from yahoo saying that it would do everything it can to take tel aviv's concerns into account let's see russia reporting from washington d.c. and to discuss this we're being joined now by palate he's a former i.d.f. soldier and turned human rights activist and author of this book called the general's son nico good to have you live in person with me what is your reaction to netanyahu list of demands that include that iranian forces must be prevented from consolidating their position in syria and that and that russian troops shouldn't be allowed to police the safe zones that are near the israeli border. well israel has been a menace to the international international community and they've been an obstacle to peace for a long time in the region so now is rejection of any peace plan is the really shouldn't come as any surprise israel still holds the golan heights and should occupy it fifty years ago so it's understandable that they would not want any kind of stability in the area because stable seri

kas owi tz has not responded to yahoo's request. >>> the white house later released excerpts of the 90 minute discussion. the president talked at length about his private audience with vladimir putin. he also sought to explain how he confronted the russian president over the election interference. he said he asked putin twice. the second time in a totally different way. then the president went on to say, according to transcripts, "i'm not saying it wasn't russia. what i'm saying is that we have to protect ourselves no merit who it is. you know, china is very good at this. i hate to say it. north korea is very good at this. look what they did to sony studios. they were the ones that did the whole deal to sony." he continued, "i did say we can't is have a sintilla of doubt on our elections and going forward." reporters asked have you told him that, to which the president responded, "i told him, i said, look, we can't have now. absolutely not twice. what do you do? end nup a fist fight with somebody? okay?" >> staying with president trump. right now he is taking part in the french nationa

of yahoo, current president at cheg joins us at post nine.ays great to have you here. >> pleasure to be here. >> what do you make of this? the registration thing we have attributed to lumpiness out of the data in california, but overall they have been hit with negative data points, negative sentiment and news. >> yeah, look, i think this comes down to a very simple question do you believe tesla is going to be the most important car company in the next ten years or don't you because it's hard to justify their valuation at any of these levels. it sells significantly fewer cars than any of the other companies. it has only a few models its production has to ramp up dramatically so it can't be a quart everyone-by-quarter buy. if you're interested in tesla you have to fundamentally believe their technology, their cars, their designs and what they are going to do by, you know, dotting the landscape with ability to charge these cars will be the differentiator, and if you believe it, it's way undervalued. if you don't believe it, then it's hard to acc

her leadership of the yahoo! was a tough, tough job. that is one i would vote for.arissa mayer not one to shy away from a challenge. she has spoken positively about travis kalanick in the past. eric -- ericw newcomer is chasing down. what do you know? eric: i am skeptical that marissa will be the next ceo of uber. think she ist seriously in the mix. she came out and defended travis very publicly and a lot of people at uber were wondering what was going on, it seemed tone deaf to the situation. a lot of the names we are hearing are people without real gigs. i think it will take some time for uber to land on that. they're keeping a pretty secret and they are looking at top executives in airlines, that type of global operation. i think that is where we are going to look. it is possible there is a tech exec. there are a lot of jobs available, ceo, cfo, chairperson -- we will get a mix of characters. we will have to wait. it is very much a live process. emily: a name you floated was former disney ceo tom stagg. we will continue to watch your reporting, eric newcomer. car

i've been researching out of silicon valley here in new york on a similar topic for yahoo!.ad amazin have amazing storim these female founders. we do face sexism in every industry. it's a lot more positive than negative when it comes to starting companies so that is the story that we decided to tell the worklife balance, so we came together in 2013 to tell the story. so abc news correspondent and longtime reporter i had the wonderful opportunity to go to yahoo! for 2007 at the dawn of the iphone and the app store and my job fai there was to cover digital lifestyles essentially to look at how the internet was changing our day-to-day lives and put together stories i would then present on the today show. it was a an eye opening experience because i kept meeting women who were starting companies. why is nobody telling their story i'm featuring them in these segments and their products, but i thought it was so interesting they were so successful and fearless. i knew because i had worked on a documentary right out of grad school about the gender gap in the '90s. i knew that it was

former yahoo!eo marissa mayer, former ceo of virgin america, adam bain, former coo of twitter -- what do you make of these names? david: i saw marissa in london the day after travis kalanick stepped down. i said, you should take that job. you would be perfect. she did not show any enthusiasm for it. but she had been an investor in uber. she knows the company super well. i believe she is friends with kalanick and has followed its progress closely. it would not surprise me if they went after her. i think she is a terrific manager. despite what is sometimes said about her and her leadership of yahoo!, which was a tough, tough job. that is one i would vote for. emily: marissa mayer not one to shy away from a challenge. she has spoken positively about travis kalanick in the past. it is something i know eric newcomer is chasing down. what do you know? eric: i am skeptical that marissa will be the next ceo of uber. sources do not think she is seriously in the mix. she came out and defended travis very pub

according to the new york times and yahoo!a time line on kushner's evolving security form is immerging. two days before the inauguration an assistant and reports say he immedia immediately kushner met with russian ambassador. it was not disclosed. march 27th the new york times reports kushner met with the head of a russian bank tied to putin. it was not disclosed. april 6th he did not list having met with any foreign governor contacts chls it lists more than 100 meetings mid-may interviews for the first time. some time in june the russia meeting e-mails were discovered by lawyers for kushner. june 21st, kushner filed a second revised form to list the meetings. june 23rd the fbi interviewed kushner again a second time about his security clearance. around the time white house advisers tell the new york times kushner meets with president trump to discuss the issue. today july 14th we learn at least another russian was inside that secret meeting. with -- an interview with this rush than lawyer. the white house continues to insist

it says you had microsoft in the 1970's, amazon, yahoo!, google in the 1990's.acebook, in the 2000's. has been marked with incredible success, except the current decade. there has been no real startup success. they have some that have been successes, but they made far less money. the tech world has gone from a dynamic anything is possible industry to that of a monopoly controlled by a few organizations at the top. the other reason being, these companies are gobbling up startups in its fledgling state before it has a possibility to be a tech startup success. a korean pop star has been the throne. >> dethroned by a slow song. the ballad called "see you soon," a tribute to paul walker. 2.9 billion views, slightly more than the record held by psy. up the math, it equals 21,000 years worth of streaming. that is far too much time spent online. too much time for me, as well as a thank you for the press review this morning. you can go online to see more of our press reviews. stay with us. up, we will have more international headlines. narrator: yet anotother hurricae po

bianna golodryga of yahoo! news is with us. welcome again. >> good morning. >>> senator john mccain is fighting one of the more dangerous forms of brain cancer. he revealed the diagnosis a week after the doctors removed a blood clot. >> the doctors also removed a tumor known as a >> president obama who defeated john mccain called him an american hero and tweeted give 'em hell, john. >> everyone rooting for the maverick, nancy. >> that's right. if you asked every senator up here who among them is the toughest, they would all say john mccain. but this is exactly what they had been dreading, that the clot they removed on friday might be something more serious. >> it's going to be a tough way forward but he said, i've been through worse. >> they wore working through the night when they received news about mccain's health. >> it was very emotional. >> we're giving him our best thoughts and wishes. >> south carolina senator lindsey graham is john mccain's best friend in the senate. >> i do know this. this disease has never had a more

deanna of yahoo! news is here with us.ring new visas for temporary workers. that's a 45% increase for the number normally issued for the second half of the fiscal year. >> critics say the jobs in tourism should be reserved for americans. the trump organization is among businesses that use the visa's to hire foreign workers. >>> headlines from around the globe. toronto reports wildfires are forcing watches for evacuations in british columbia. 40,000 people have left their homes. williams lake has been evacuated. the flames closed roads and jumped a major river. >>> indictment of a policeman for shooting a roy oliver faces four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. he opened fire on a car leaving a party in april. a 15-year-old died of a head wound. >>> "the new york times" says thousands of college loans could be erased because of lost paperwork. privately made loans totaling $5 billion are being fought over. some debt collectors can't prove they own the loans. tens of thousands of student borrowers could be af

between the dossier issue and obama trying to defeat db net and yahoo, i thought it was bad to try tonfluence elections. reporting back information from the embassy meetings from the ukrainian ambassador, it seems like there's far more evidence, nobody seems to pay attention to it but people like us. that to me like a far bigger story with more evidence. >> the congressional committees are not going to be partisan and how they look at these issues, they're going to play it straight down the middle, not going to be partisan, i keep hearing that from the senate and the house side. okay, if that's the case then we need to get to the bottom of miss natalia veselnitskaya's immigration status, exactly what john mccain's connection to this dossier was. we want to get to the bottom of the leaks and where the leaks are coming out of and the national security council, the leaks are coming out of the fbi, they're coming out of james comey and how he delivered memos to his friend, and delivered to "the new york times." if we want answers to all of this. if this is going to be a comprehensive repo

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yahoo! news also reporting that sources tell them that two members of president trump's personal legal team were informed about the e-mails three weeks ago, despite this knowledge, the president's son only publicly acknowledged a meeting with the russian lawyer after he was approached by "the new york times" last weekend leaving the white house scrambling to craft a response and further drawing the president's closest aides into a crisis deepening by the day. >> we feel it is very important that we have all the appropriate information so we can ask the right questions. >> reporter: the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee tells cnn the panel will request additional documents from both trump junior and kushner. >> it seems strange to me those meetings were at least conveniently forgotten at least by mr. kushner. >> reporter: and republicans and democrats leading the senate judiciary committee confirm they will request trump junior's testimony. >> we're sending a letter to request

after three years of serving as yahoo global news anchor which was apparent position katie couric was out making $10 million a year. >> nice work if you can get nbc, cbs, abc, >> she's charlie wise of tv personalities. like she just collecting checks from all of them after getting fired. >> i don't know -- she did the daytime talk show that didn't work. >> no. >> no. >> it was -- i mean it was good for her. >> maybe she can be nfl network new fact checker. >> no. >> maybe she'll piv sports. she'll do those pieces like tom rinaldi before a network with piano. >> soft talking. >> he drives a van and van for years. >> he's a man of faith in his van. >> one of defining political impressions i think snl gave us before sean spicer and we'll explain after we take a look at larry davis comic genius. >> applause. >> i am bernie sand rz a voice for regular people. i'm not fancy. i'm not elite. i put on my pants just like all of you. i sit on the edge of the bed and jane pulls them up for me. >> it's pretty ge. >> it's role he was born to >> so there's pbs show called finding roots and larry dav

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. >> yahoo news saying two members of president trump's legal team were informed about the e-mails three weeks ago. despite this knowledge, the president's son only publicly acknowledged the meeting with the russian lawyer after being approached by "the new york times" last weekend, leaving the white house scrambling to craft a response, and further drawing the president's closest aides into a crisis deepening by the day. >> we feel it's very important that we have all the important information so we can ask the right questions. >> the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee tells cnn the panel will request additional documents from both trump junior and kushner. >> it seems strange to me that those meetings were at least conveniently forgotten, at least by mr. kushner. >> and republicans and democrats leading the senate judiciary committee confirmed they will request trump junior's testimony. >> we're sending a letter to request his presence. >> the president appearing to support that idea in a conversation with reporters aboard air force one flying to paris. before issuing th

this is according to a new study done by yahoo. drink a little wine is at the top of the list and watch a little netflix. meantime for working moms is just an hour they say and seven minutes. almost half feel like life is a never ending series of tasks. i would agree with that. you have constant lists in the back of your head. >>> chuck bell, want to check back in with you to get an outlook for the week. things looking pretty nice. >> absolutely. a little wine and a little other than binge watch it. be careful not to binge drink your wine. the coming weekend, a little bit like the one we just finished. a little bit more on the rainy side chances for saturday. i'm optimistic that sunday will be the better day of the coming weekend. temperatures on the comfy side there. sheena coming up in a few minutes when "news4 today" starts at 4:26. >>> you got to see this. a rescue not for the faint of heart or those afraid of heights. 100 people had to be plucked from this gondola suspended in midair. coming up, we're not the only ones up earl

according to yahoo! sports. wizards plan to match any offer porter does get.il saturday, 11:59 p.m. porter off his best season in the nba. shooting 43% from three. fifth best in the nba. nats/mets. seven innings of two-run ball. got help from the jay bruce. hits this to right. bryce harper running in. comes up with the diving catch. and all stars do. and harper also getting it done with the bat today as well. tied at 2. bottom of the fifth. harper rips one off. go into right. and, flying around the bases. bruce overruns the ball. scores all the way from first. harper hustles into third with the triple. bryce 3 for 4 in the game. takes a 3-2 lead. to the sixth. now 6-2. daniel murphy continues to show no mercy against the former team. knocked to right. scores two more. nats go on. with 4 for 5. five driven in. since the mets let him walk away. he its batting over .400 against his former team. nats win big. 11-4. what is it about murphy facing his former squad? >> in his demeanor and personality. that helps. sure you get some satisfaction which we all do. playin

. >> turns out it was a problem with nasdaq testing data, sent out to sites like yahoo, and google financean expert david ray warns investors don't act impullsively. >> don't go sell anything. if you hear apple has tanked 75%, something has probably gone wrong. >> the stock market is closed today, but everything does appear to be back to normal. >>> millions will be raising a glass today to celebrate the 4th of july and a growing number of americans are drinking spirits like whisky. >> that's led to a nationwide boom in a no, ma'am of small distilleries. one is right in the middle of wine country. >> just beyond the vine covered hills of california country, something else is >> we make two types of rye whisky, and two types of bourbon. >> we were in the first 200 distilleries in the united states. now there's 1600. >> reporter: industry experts don't see that trend slowing down. every state in the u.s. is now home to at least one craft distillery, with new permits issued daily. >> people are enjoying spirits much more than they once did. >> reporter: david says smaller distilleries are res

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two hackers accused of stealing private information from millions of americans after hacking into yahoo! accounts. >> it would be pure speculation. these people are innocent people now. they're innocent now until they are proven guilty in the court of law. >> also, some consulate employees were among three dozen russians nationwide who were suddenly expelled at the end of 2016. the obama administration said it was in retaliation for russian efforts to interfere with the u.s. presidential election through cyber attacks. >> it's not the policy of russia to meddle with affairs of any country in the world. >> and with all the turmoil swirling around the consulate after the expulsions, consul petrov invited the media in for a chat and champagne. >> another, i think, important thing is to always remain human. even when we have some very tough challenges in our professional life, we try to remain human. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> we have not seen anything like this in many years. >> since january, more than 100 jewish community centers and schools have

which is in the process of buying time warner and verizon which is working to dif wrennuate with its yahool acquisitions now renameded oath an infusion of cash would help sprint to better compete it would impact the range of negotiations it's been having. sprint was in merger talks earlier this year with its larger rival, trk mobile, the two companies b tabed those talks in may, so sprint could negotiate with charter and comcast. potentially selling stake or making a deal to allow them to sell sprint's wireless service as part of their cable broad band bun ls. now, with the pending acquisition of time warner raising questions, folks here including discovery ceo have talked to us about the fact they think more consolidation is inevitable between cable, broad band and phone and that these companies will look to differentiation themselves so we'll have to see what else before this conference wraps up tomorrow back to you. >> thank you so much let's trade this there's a lot there to unpack here i don't know what you want to go >> it's interesting, what's the price. if warren buffett were to ta

yahoo. or. google is the dog or it would be one school and the people here living your creator does lego book. i. want to close closer to. that. israel targets a syrian artillery post off to a stray projectile lands in the golan heights the fifth strike since last saturday . in london huge crowds converged on the capital calling on prime minister to resign made to resign with the message not one day more. fighting between me he said me me me me me it's becoming increasingly more vicious to me since i mean these. crisis splits public opinion with just held across the country over the. chilly germany surely it's going to be germany she.

plus, katie couric is parting ways with yahoo.s to keep some ties by working with yahoo's new parent company on other projects. i guess she is in the clear. kathy griffin says she is no longer under federal investigation and exonerated for the viral photo depicting the bloody head of the president. griffin lost major endorsements and new year's eve gig with cnn. abby? abby: thank you, pete. president trump giving a passionate speech in suffolk county, yesterday in new york. supporting law enforcement and vowing to destroy the international gang ms-13. listen. >> we love our police. we love our sheriffs. and we love our ice officers. together, we're going to restore safety to our streets and peace to our communities. and we're going to destroy the vile, criminal cartel ms-13 and many other gangs. clayton: "fox & friends" correspondent todd piro was at the event and he joins us now to talk about it. >> good morning, guys. it was fascinating event. i want to talk about this analogy to sports. these are brave men and women who are pai

the already complicated situation in the region but moscow has responded to criticism from the us on yahoo saying that it would do everything it can to take tel aviv's concerns into account let's see russia s.q.r.t. reporting from washington d.c. to discuss this i was joined earlier by nico peleg he's a former i.d.f. soldier turned human rights activist and author of this book the general sun i started by asking him about his reaction to netanyahu his demand. it's been a menace to the international system the international community and they've been an obstacle to peace for a very long time in the region so i think it was a rejection of any peace plan is the really shouldn't come as any surprise israel still holds the golan heights which had occupied fifty years ago so it's understandable that they would not want any kind of stability in the area because a stable syria would bring back the issue of the fact that it was occupied the golan heights so i don't think there could have been a peace deal that israel would have accepted i don't think it's about the specific details i think it's the

latest group of service workers in silicon valley to unionize following workers at apple, twitter and yahoo. the cafeteria workers say they are struggling to afford the high cost of living. >> and all these folks are struggling to survive here. this past forward of unionizing to provide for their families is one way they are able to inch forward toward the middle class. >> the cafeteria workers say they hope to follow the lead of shuttle bus drivers at facebook are recently unionized and one a higher wage. >>> new solar panels have been installed in the city of palo alto. they are now on top of two public garages. one on webster street and another on brian street. the city installed new electric vehicle charging stations, powered by the renewable energy those solos generate on-site. officials say this brings palo alto closer to its goal of getting 4% of its power from solar energy generated by the city. >> i think it's really important that we have visible signs of that we are fighting climate change. other communities can look at this, the state can look at and that the federal government

at the time, there was a big uproarfrom yahoo, a major shareholder in alibaba? requirement in china, third—party payment providers. regulation requirement in china, third-party payment providers. just looking at where your focus is now, we are talking about the expansion to new markets. you are still only targeting chinese consumers who are travelling abroad. why not target consumers from wherever they come from? actually, i get that question every day. at the moment, in this region of europe, we are focusing on the cross—border opportunities. you know, bringing 450 million users from china to spend in europe and help them have the same experience they have in china when they are travelling in europe. but we are trying to expand our user base from china to the rest of the world. now, the focus is now more on asia. as you know, we made several investments into several countries in asia last year. that is part of oui’ in asia last year. that is part of our effort to expand our user base by empowering our partners in those markets without technology and know—how, b

charlie is on assignment and gayle is off, so jeff glor and bianna golodryga of yahoo! have you here. >>> elon musk claims he has the verbal go ahead to work on a hyperloop from washington to new york. but officials in new york say they don't know anything about this. >> a lot of people are excited about it. he said underground transport tunnels will some day move people at speeds of hundreds of miles an hour. it's still in the early stages of testing. >>> here's a look at this morning's headlines around the globe. they're responding to the missile threat from north korea. today state officials will outline a plan that includes emergenc evacuation drilling. they successfully tested it. they said all american travel to north korea will be banned. student otto warmbier who was held there. >>> an american mother accused chinese police of holding her son for ransom. 25-year-old was held. place say the police wants the equivalent of $7,400 to release him. >> the three rivers independent district says administrators may use paddles to discipline unruly students. parents must

there are talented people at yahoo!.bler for flurry for things people don't know about, like yahoo! sports, there are assets within those assets that we are really excited about, overall. our teams are highly organized. we are flying around globally to see all 12,000 team members in person. at the same time, we have our executive team honing the strategy down and one of the things i am excited about this week is to spend a lot of time those fromceos, like verizon here, and we will spend a lot of time on how to innovate we have.sets are there >> things you would like to add to the company? >> i think there are a few areas where we believe we have strengthened where we could be a lot stronger in the next couple of years. one is video. as the world goes more and more mobile video, we have access. the second feature is in the advertising business. google and facebook have done an amazing job and amazon is doing a good job with advertising but we have a differentiated approach and i think over the next year or two you will se

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yahoo is reporting that trump lawyers were told three weeks ago about these emails. now we have all these colorful characters, the british p.r. guy who represented the pop star whose father was politically involved. he's sort of like the kato kalin of the soap opera. katie: looking back they probably wish they didn't let so many people like this close to the top tier of the campaign. looking at the meeting itself. fit was a low-level meeting it wouldn't have been paul manafort and jared kushner and donald trump, jr. there. howie: more on ari fleischer on how the president deals with this. why are the media making this hey you've gotta see this. c'mon. no. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. howie: donald trump, jr. set up that campaign meeting with the russian lawyer but many in the media