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wall street journal editorial board wrote a piece about you this weekend saying donald trump meet bill br owder. it begins like this, vladimir putin knows what he wants from donald trump and one priority is help in silencing businessman and human rights advocate bill b rowder, so tell mr. trump and he and mr. browedder were both targeted by fusion gps the political gun for hire that the steele dossier in 2016 tell us what happened with you and fusion gps, bill. >> so just a little bit of background on the story. the department of justice discovered that there was some of the money from the magnitskyn itsky case in new york , they opened up a criminal case against a russian oligarch and fusion gps came into work for the russian oligarch so fusion gps, the firm that did the trump dossier, started to do a smear campaign on me and they put together all of the talking points about me for the trump tower meeting where she went into speak with donald trump jr. and i would deduce that fusion gps and glenn simpson therefore put together the same talking points for vladimir putin because they were

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trump also br at any suggestion that russian actions contributed to his victory. >> there was no collusion. i didn't know the president. there was nobody to collude with. there was no collusion at all. so far that i know, virtually none of it related to the campaigngo and they'rg to have to try really hard to find somebody that did relate to the campaign. that was a clean campaign. i beat hillilaryon easily. ed alcindor: even as putin deny interference, he also 20knowledged he wanted mr. trump to win i. >> ( translated ): yes i did. d s i did. because he talout bringing the u.s.-russia relationship beck to normal. isn't it natural t sympathetic towards a person who is willing to restore the relationship with our country, who wants to work with >> our relationship has never been worse than it is now. however, that changed as of about four hours ago. i really believe that. >> alcindor: the summit came three days after special counsel robert mueller's office indicted 12 russi officials for election cyber-attacks. but thpresident linked mueller's probe to the poor state of u.s.-russia relation

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. >> iarry, br >> i'm 50, one proud canadian, eh. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "today" on tuesday morning. got an international crowd out there, willie in the anchor chair, hoda, a has the day off. good morning to you. happy to ha you with us. >> special commendation to people standing out there. it is thick, hot. >> soupy you might say. busyrning, lots to talk etout. let's g right to your news at 8:00. we all need add dose of hope like this, a boy soccer team and their coach found alive 10 days after they were trapped in a cave but there is still a risky rescue ahead. janis mackey frayer has the latest from thailand this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. they are tired, sitting in tota darkness. the boys and their coach found alive. a risky operation.s none of the b know how to swim. they need to be taught,ic b diving skills to swim out in tight passage ways that are a challenge for expernced divers, which is why they are saying this could take a while, weeks or months to get these boys to safety. they are taking in foo

ill over 45 nutes to get bay br it's 20 minutes into san francisco. let's check in with neda on the forecast. >> we certainly had a foggy start out there. already noticing a little bit of a break in the clouds here and there. they will burn off eventually but right now taking a look over san francisco from our kpix 5 roof cam and cloudy. typical san francisco summer and that's why the golden gate looks like this. can barely see the bridge. a lot of drivers with low visibility along the water's edge. san francisco 56 degrees. livermore 68. 66 in concord. and san jose warming up to 67. check out your satellite/radar. we definitely have clouds. at the bottom of the screen you can see the clouds coming up from the south to the north. that's in our forecast for today. some high clouds rolling in all because of monsoonal moisture. yes, it's still going to be hot inland with temperatures in the 90s. but we have a very slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms today and tomorrow. (wayne yelling gibberish) wayne: you've got the car! tiffany: oh yeah, that's goo

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we have an accident investigation between green br r and south din witty. checking on the outer loop, reports of a hit and run. also at the inner loop of the beltwaeh a broken down vicle in the left lane. good news also, southbound on the rock creek parkway near the p street interchae, we had crash krrb that has cleared. all lanes are open. nkck to you. >> all right, tyou. a check of your forecast coming up next. stay with us. >>> good morning. we have a a weatherrt today because of the heat. dangerous heat, everybody is ntd a heat advisory from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., also an air quality alert. 80 degrees now in washington. temperatures will quickly be rising. 97 by the afternoon, feeling 10like we'll stay in the 90s for the rest of the week. fireworks look good on wednesday. >> thank you. >> another update in 25 minutes. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, homeroom shocker. >> parents were appalled by it. >> a pricey manhattan private school at the center of a firestorm this morning after it decided to separate students by race. >> this is not 1963 in a

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a tad cooler this morning than br we were at this time. here's a look at the forecast for santa rosa, well into the 60s as we roll into 10:00. by lunchtime, low 80s in the forecast topping out in the low 90s. we'll hold here for the second part of the afternoon and as we get closer to sunset right about 8:30 rngs temperatures still in the 70s so going to be a beautiful day for you there. 84 the afternoon high expected for san rafael. 77 in hayward, 96 for antioch and a tad cooler than yesterday. 69 in san francisco, 64 for pacifica. our south bay locations for today, 86 expected for san jose and 93 for morgan hill. nice nice beach day there. here's a lack at your extended forecast. notice temperatures continuing to fall off but it's a gradual minor change from day-to-day. by wednesday or thursday our inland areas now in the low 90s. mid to upper 70s around the bay and low 60s expected at the coast. eventually they will begin to fill up. the day-to-day transition is going to be very subtle. >> looking at those fubs it looks stable. >> prett

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