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nick: yes. amy: your response to this exposa© about tigerswan and them -- expose about tigerswan and them calling the resistance, meaning you, chairman dave archambault, also you, nick tilsen, and so many others, the the "insurgency?" what do you make of that, even referring to your resistance as a kind of "jihadi" insurgency, nick? nick: insurgents. how is it possible? how is it possible that any indigenous people are insurgents on their own land? our land has been overrun by corporations, by the militarization of our lands and our communities and our people. it's impossible for us, as indigenous people on our only land, to be insurgents. if there's insurgents, it's the company. if there's insurgents, it's the private military company. it's impossible for us to be insurgents on our own land. we did at standing rock what our ancestors did. we did at standing rock, which was stand in prayer, we did things founded in our culture, our spirituality. this is women, children, families, people that ca

>> reporter: good morning, diane and nick. president trump will sit down with nearly a dozen world leaders at the g20 summit but his meeting in just a couple of hours with russian president vladimir putin, his most critical diplomatic test, and, nick and diane, the white house strategy seem tos downplay expectations. fiery scenes overnight as thousands of protesters clash with german police who unleashed powerful water cannons and pepper spray. one banner summing up the atmosphere. g20, welcome 2 hell. authorities were prepared expecting around 100,000 demonstrators on the streets. officials say the crowd size thursday was only about 8,000 and president trump and russian president vladimir putin in just a few hours sitting down for their first face-to-face meeting. tensions between the u.s. and russia, the highest since the end of the cold war. president trump is expected to push putin on russia's involvement in ukraine and syria. but one topic he will not likely raise, russia's meddling in last year's presidential election. t

nick talked about all of it with "e.t." online's leanne aguilera. ♪ i want it that way >> you are a father yourself now. if your loyal boy were to come to you in a decade or so and be like, dad, i want to be in a boy band, i want to be like you, what would you say to him? >> i'm already expecting it to happen. >> okay. to be fair, little oden is only 14 months old, but he already likes to bust a move just like his back street boy dad. >> i just got to support him, you know, and guide him in the right things to do and hopefully because that's the thing about the entertainment business. it can be dangerous at times. if you're not supported by your family, you can get in trouble. ♪ quit playing games with my heart ♪ >> nick is now 37 years old and still performing in vegas with the guys. ♪ >> but he's also pulling double duty. nick is an architect, basically a coach on abc's new music competition show, boy band. ♪ on the series, nick, baby spice, timbaland, and host rita ora try to find the guys who will be the next

>> nick: there were some tech problems. uh, dad's just being dad, wants us to pretend that all is well. >> scott: listen, abby's one more setback from spinning out. i told her none of this is her fault. >> nick: no, it's not. somebody needs to say something. i guess since my dad's not here, any newman will do. >> tessa: the woman who stopped by gave you that? >> nikki: yeah. it's an m.s. ribbon. she said i was an inspiration. >> tessa: you sound surprised. >> nikki: i am. >> tessa: you mean so much to so many people, whether they have m.s. or not. >> victor: are you ready? audience is. >> nikki: but the sound system. >> victor: abby and noah saved the day. tessa, i think they're waiting for you. the stage is yours. >> tessa: wow. um... there's a lot of people out there, fancy people. >> nikki: yeah, you're gonna be wonderful. go ahead. >> victor: don't you worry. >> tessa: what about you? >> nikki: well... by the time you're finished, i'll be ready. break a leg. [ applause ] >> nick: um... good evening. uh, if i could have

fortunately for us, "right this minute" we have nick! >> yeah, nick! >> you're in incredible shape. when did you decide i'm taking control of everything? >> i was about a sophomore in high school. this arm was a little bit longer, and the bone was growing faster than the skin. so it was very pointy and i couldn't touch it on things. i couldn't do any physical things on it. everything i want to do in life, i do 110% or don't do it at all. i came home one day and said i want to be a wrestler. they said, what about your arm? i said let's amputate it. they both looked at each other like i was crazy. i was serious. we went ahead. we went and lasered off most of that arm. my senior year i tried out for the wrestling team. people are like how are you going to be an athlete. i said i'm going to be a varsity athlete. watch me do it. senior i came out as the varsity 106 pounder with my high school. and to see the impact i had on random people just by being on a wrestling mat was basically the thing that saved my life and told me my why. >> what's next for you? >> i'm getting on the stage for

live in wheaton, nick line bug. >> thank you so much, nick. we have a reporter on the way to other reports. this is where nick was situated here, just north and west of silver spring in wheaton, but we have heavy rain situated and not moving quickly and this is expanding into prince georges county as well so if you're in the flash flood warning, stay off the roadway. this is just the beginning, folks. we have heavy rounds of rain for your water alert. quick instances of flash flooding of roadways and flash flooding of creeks and streams. water levels will rise quickly. gusty winds will kick in tonight so we could see gusty wind bringing down trees and power lines. i will go through futurecast and we'll talk about what is ahead for your friday evening commute, help you plan your week, and talk about when some of the rain may start to let up. larry? >> melissa is thank you. >>> speaking of bad weather, we're coming up on the anniversary of the flooding in ellicott city. how life has changed nearly a year after the storm. >> reporter: this is one

>> hilary: hi, nick. >> nick: how dare you. >> hilary: excuse me? >> nick: don't play innocent with me. that footage of me and my dad, where'd you get it? >> hilary: oh, well, that's called good journalism. >> nick: oh, the hell it is. you shot it without us knowing, and then you used it to embarrass me and the rest of my family. you got a hell of a nerve. i'm gonna sue you and shut this place down. >> hilary: oh, now, that's a little harsh, don't you think? >> nick: my dad gave you an exclusive to shoot the event, not an exclusive to invade our privacy. you are shameless. >> hilary: shameless? [ scoffs ] i'm not the one who tried to

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. rajini: earlier, i spoke with congressman francis rooney from florida about the changing course on health care reform. thanks for joining us. your party promised to repeal and replace obamacare, but it looks like now you will struggle to do either. >> the senate is struggling to do either. the house of representatives passed a states rights bill to welfare and creed an for insurancebuy decent that are not on group plans. the senate seems to be bogged down in figuring out what to do. rajini: what is the way forward? obviously, the senate needs to be aboard. >> insurance that are not on group plans. one way forward might be a strict repeal and have a conference between the house and senate and see what is added to their repeal bill. i'm a little dismayed. outought they came originally with something that looked like the house bill and probably would work. rajini: is repealing on its own realistically an option? >> if you repeal it and have a deadline of two years, you start this ticking

>> hilary: hi, nick. >> nick: how dare you. >> hilary: excuse me? >> nick: don't play innocent with me. that footage of me and my dad, where'd you get it? >> hilary: oh, well, that's called good journalism. >> nick: oh, the hell it is. you shot it without us knowing, and then you used it to embarrass me and the rest of my family. you got a hell of a nerve. i'm gonna sue you and shut this place down. >> hilary: oh, now, that's a little harsh, don't you think? >> nick: my dad gave you an exclusive to shoot the event, not an exclusive to invade our privacy. you are shameless. >> hilary: shameless? [ scoffs ] i'm not the one who tried to

stub hub refunded nick the penalty. in a statement, they said it was unfortunate. and as a one time courtesy, they refunded him. >> i guess what is learned is try to buy, you know, giants tickets instead for $50 instead of hamilton tickets for 500. >> reporter: select a delivery date as far out as possible to try to avoid the hefty fees. call us 888-996-tips or online nbcbayarea.com/respond. >> as the man said, perhaps go to a giants game. >> it is free. you don't have to have actual tickets. where we are going to air it here. that is where the free part comes in. it will be a cool one in san francisco but not much in the way of fog. so a little bit of moisture in the air. but we are looking at mostly clear skies throughout the game and then temperatures dropping down into the 50s. that is right here coming up after the show. hot weather we have had over the past month or so. nice to begin here with 50s in the tri-valley. patchy clouds by the bay. throughout the day on friday, very similar to what we have been used to. back to cupertino, nice and 82. for the east b

>> nick: some ghetto juice. >> anthony: what about you? >> gilbert: rice and beans and some sort of mexican dish, some sort of protein with it and everything, you know? i'm not vegetarian, but i learned a lot from them though. >> nick: i was pretty much vegan for years really. >> anthony: even as a kid? no -- >> nick: like, i stopped eating land animals period. like, i've been vegetarian eating seafood on and off, but i've been vegetarian since i was like 18 years old. i would just be better cut in weight when i would go on a vegetarian diet. i'd end up, you know, nice and light, and then i'd get stronger. and then once he started fighting pro, too, i think he started doing the same type of thing. >> anthony: when you eat in l.a., if you're going out for food, what are you going out for asian? you're going out for pad thai? >> nick: good food's pretty convenient around here, of course. >> nate: i go to venice beach. i go to cafe gratitude. and that's a really good place. >> anthony: what do you eat there? >> nate: they have vegan, and vege

nick: putin wants respect. he has always wanted that from his american counterparts, but he want something much more tangible -- he wants the american to lift the sanctions over ukraine. and he does not want punitive american sanctions measures on the election issue. that is why the russians were so delighted with president trump's victory in november. because, of course, we now know they intervened on president trump's behalf against the campaign of secretary clinton. i am not saying the intervened with the participation of president trump, but if you look in the intelligence community report, the russian design was to help candidate trump, not candidate clinton. so, the russians thought, given what candidate trump said during the campaign, that they may have an american counterpart who would see his way to lift sanctions. and we know president trump has mused about that possibility. frankly, the most interesting development in washington i have seen in recent weeks has been that republicans are beginning to s

nick, tom, thanks so much. we'll take a break. >>> next, outrage after pictures show ivanka trump sitting at the g-20's head table sandwiched between world leaders. the president now on a tweet storm over this morning. that next. before we go, just seven minutes to go. the markets open slightly down on the day, but remember, this is second week in july. this is when the markets get sleepy. dude. your crunching's scaring the fish. dude. they're just jealous. kellogg's raisin bran crunch with crunchy clusters and the taste of apples and strawberries. i got one! guess we're having cereal for dinner. kellogg's raisin bran crunch apple strawberry. how to win at business. step one. point decisively with your glasses. abracadabra! the stage is yours. step two. choose laquinta. where you'll feel like the king of the road. check out our summer rates now at lq.com. >>> welcome back. i'm stephanie ruhle. the g-20 summit ended saturday with president trump facing off against all other 18 countku 19 on the top ig of climate

nick is a political reporter for "the new york times." and rick tyler is a republican strategist. he is also an msnbc political analyst. good to have all of you. what does your crystal ball say? what happens? >> on the senate vote, craig? >> yes. >> hard to say. it's hard to imagine mcconnell would drag senator mccain back from arizona if he didn't believe he had that crucial last vote in his back pocket. recall that senator mccain has said in the past he always votes for a motion to proceed. so he doesn't want to stop debate on prince. . he's had a pause with the bill about the medicaid funding for arizona. this could be just a prevud to getting some debate for a bill that goes down. the question is who is that final vote that can put it over the top and i'm not sure we've seen that yet. >> i want to play what former speaker john boehner said about repeal. he said it last week but it's just being reported today. >> they're not going to repeal and replace obamacare. it's been around too long and the american people have gotten accustomed it, the governors have gotten accustomed to

nick, i want to start with you. flint, michigan. was this an individual who was on any of our watch lists? >> first of all, i think it is too early to say exactly what we knew and i think i would probably in deference to my fbi and local law enforcement colleagues in michigan want to step back a second before we share publicly what was known and what we'll learn in the days ahead. i would just say that any law enforcement investigation you know more on day two than you knew on day one and you'll know more on day ten than you knew on day nine. so i think i would be getting out in front of my fbi colleagues if i went very far on the specifics of the individual. that said, the indications are that this individual may have been motivated by the kind of ideology you referenced in your opening remarks, catherine. and i think while it is too soon to draw firm conclusions, certainly the type of attack that was conducted bears some of the hallmarks of things we've seen in other capitols around the world in recent days. attacks that are not p

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i don't need nick's help. i don't need help. what i need is people to understand that i'm human, and i make mistakes. >> if nick is watching this right now, what would you want to say? >> i will always love you, and i will always have forgiveness in my heart for you. >> there were more tears when aaron shared his struggle with body image, the medical reason he said he's so thin and what plastic surgery he's had done. you'll hear that tomorrow ♪ a woman's hand are always cold the woman's heart is gold ♪ >>> when you get a season premiere on "game of thrones," even if you are already a grammy-winning artist like ed sheeran, you're probably jumping for joy, but i bet he is second guessing himself. >> it was a cameo, but the reaction to it was huge, and it was vicious. did it force him off twitter? >> i feel like my cameo is being built up too much. >> worst place in the world. >> ed wasn't in love with his "gam te ofeshron" hype, but what about the hate? ♪ a woman's hands are warm >> pretty song. >> it's a new one. >> while a

is from there that nick bryant has this report for us. nick: chilling new photographs of the lone gunmen and police say deliberately targeted and assassinated their officers. this is the volley of gunfire as police were alerted into an ambush after responding to a call that a man dressed in black was brandishing rifle. nick: the surveillance video shows how an officer tried it to take over. this was the weapon he was up against. alone gun man has been long,fied as gavin eugene a former marine who served a six-month tour of duty in iraq. he also had an online alias, cause no comment posted a video messages on the internet complaining about the treatment of african americans at the hands of police. >> i'm in dallas right now. nick: in this one he claims to be in dallas days after the killing of five officers in the city, and called for black men to fight back. these were his three victims, matthew gerald, brad garafola, and montrell jackson. officer jackson had posted an emotional message on facebook just days before, describing how hard it

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nick: thank you, charlie. charlie: back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ charlie: we continue our conversation of the retaking of mosul in the battle against isis. joining me is david ignatius, foreign affairs columnist for "the washington post," and anthony cordesman, at the center for strategic and international studies. i am pleased to have both of them on this program. i want to quote john mccain, who said, this is the end of the beginning rather than the beginning of the end. is he right? >> i think he's absolutely right. i don't know of anyone who believes we are able to put an end to islamic extremism or violence in iraq. we still have the problem of at least three towns under isis occupation. they have no idea whether they will stay behind. we have the problem of syria, and we also have a country where there are many other islamist elements, divisions between sunni and shiite, kurd and arab. this is an important tactical victory, but it doesn't bring stability to iraq. it doesn't eliminate the threat. isis is only responsible for

eciate you being [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] nick nick nick >> and the chair represent tive plaque they'll pass that budget out of committee. all day session expected. that will be over on c-span 3 and listen live on the c-span radio app. the house is out. members passed a bill that obama-era rule. coordinatey, they'll ways to have a pipeline, a bill o establish a pipeline for importing or exporting oil and natural gas. the house is live on c-span on wednesday 10:00 a.m. for morning speeches and noon for legislative work. in washington this evening, a tweet saying the president set to john huntsman as russian ambassador. he former envoy is going to be named u.s. ambassador to russia. white house official telling righters. >> c-span "washington journal" with news and policy issues and coming up on wednesday morning. we'll continue our conversation on the budget. tom reed and efforts to boost .s. manufacturing and tim ryan on the republican budget of the and the future democratic party. nd the trump administration. watch it 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. > s

for sir nick and all the crew. lance barrow, steve milton, our fantastic production and technical team, jim nantz saying so long from the greenbrier until tomorrow. >> ♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a body on fire. that's what workers discovered early this morning in bridesburg and now police are working to unravel this murder mystery as they put the pieces together. philadelphia police are investigateing that gruesome discovery as a homicide at this hour. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us am "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us live outside of the facility where the body was actually discovered. alycia. >> reporter: well, natasha, authorities believe the person who was killed and then set on fire was shot at least eight times. now, workers just find me did make the gruesome discovery this morning in this lot just in front of the facility. now, this lot is far away from the main road and almost all the way around is cov

you sure did. >> big sam mcclaren launches an investigation into the assault on nick dicillo. >> you lying to me. you lying to me about how and why you slapped that man. >> and later -- >> in the ten charlie pod he smeared feces all over his body, and the walls, and the doors. >> nothing surprises me. some guys you know they're perfectly calm one minute and the next minute they're doing what he did. it's going to look like i'm listening but i'm actually just paying attention to nugget. cool. i'll pretend you're answering the questions i have. i'll scroll through my feed and avoid making eye contact. i'm just going to keep hovering. wouldn't it be great if everyone said what they meant? hovering away. boo boo boo [making noise at nugget] the citi® double cash card does. only citi lets you earn 1% cash back when you buy, and 1% as you pay. the citi® double cash card. double means double. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we'r

there we go. >> you are great, great job, nick. >> that enough? i'm starting to grate my hand. >> i've done this beforehand, to give you a little bit of a break. there's the cold robbie as well. >> now we mix it all up? dau, d dun, dun, dun, dun. you sing while you mix it up, right? okay. >> that looks rather nice. >> yes. and the finished product right here. >> your finished product is slightly better than yours, diane. >> they look exactly the same. >> that looks amazing. >> while it's cooking, gets you hot, it's national flied chicken day, maybe you're having a barbecue. i'm going to make a nice cocktail. this is called our sunday candy. we're going to do some gin, one ounce of gin, there you go. are you ready for that? lime st. jermaine. and we did a raspberry emulsion. >> that looks nice. looks really pretty, too. >> just wait. it's getting really pretty. mix that up. so. >> can i eat your waffle while this is happening? i'm going to try this with the >> i made you guys some lemonade. we do a special lemonade of the day every day. >> can i ha

police and his own brother, nick. and aaron opened up about it all when he sat down with our jennifer peros with an exclusive interview that quickly turned emotional. >> i don't know how long i'm going to be able to, like, not do this. i can't stop. i believe in jesus christ. i believe in god. my dad died five weeks ago. >> what are your first thoughts when you see this? >> i'm a broken man. broken. heartbroken. >> you know, people see this mug shot, they think, you know, this is a picture of a drug addict. are you a drug addict? >> no. >> are you on any drugs at all right now? >> no. >> what do you take? >> i take the xanax, and high blood pressure medication, and i mouth. >> are you sill on that? >> no. >> from promising child star to this mug shot, 29-year-old aaron who says he hasn't slept in four days and even performed at a concert last night believes his arrest was a result of being targeted for his celebrity. >> i was profiled. >> why? >> because i was driving a white suburban and i have tattoos. >> did the co

nick was frustrated. he felt it wasn't his fault since he never received the tickets from the theater. we contacted them and they reimbursed him the $3,000 for the tickets he never received. we tried to find out why they never sent nick the tickets. the theater wouldn't comment. we contacted stub hub. it refunded nick the $2,400 penalty. in a statement, stub hub says it was unfortunate the venue was unable to fulfill the customer's order so as a one-time courtesy stub hub stepped in to pay for the lost tickets. in his policy stub hub advises sellers who don't have tickets in hand to consider selecting a ticket delivery date as far out as possible. if you immediate to change the delivery date it stub hub can charge you fees. if you have a consumer complaint call us or online at nbcbayarea.com/respond. >>> thank you, chris. 6:25 right now. adobe systems, which already has a large presence in san jose, now reportedly is expanding. the software giant just leased an office building downtown. not far from there

diane, nick? >>> also the longest state budget stalemate in modern history is finally over. lawmakers in illinois voted to override their governor's veto to give their state its first budget in more than two years. republicans joined democrats in voting for the plan which includes a tax increase. illinois had fallen $15 billion behind on its bills. >>> virginia has executed a man convicted of killing a hospital security guard and sheriff's deputy in 2006. it was the first execution under new procedures, making the lethal injection process morriss more secretive. people petitioned the governor to spare his life. among those making the appeal, the daughter of the deputy he murdered. his attorneys claim the crime was a result of his severe mental illness. >>> a pair of television rivals have a deal to join forces. interactive is taking control of the home shopping network. it is valued at more than $2 billion. home shopping network's shares spiked 22% on news of the sale. >>> give aways are an advertising staple. and an alabama company has made a pitch to make america great aga

diane and nick? >>> thank you very much. and now that july 4th is here, you may think all the holiday traffic problems are over, the waze traffic app says that's not true. traffic between 10:00 and 11 kw 11:00 p.m. will be three times heavier as people leave fireworks shows. expect jams near bodies of water that are popular for recreation. >> however, in some parts of th day for watersports or fireworks. >> paul williams is here with the weather forecast. good morning, paul. >> good morning, nick, diane. mother nature's popping fireworks of her own. in the deep south, thunderstorms exploding throughout parts of the tennessee valley region. for the northeast, a little spotty action, but heavy downpours in the center part of the country up towards minneapolis. and the desert southwest, triple digits. even in idaho, reaching up into portions of montana. and fire hazards and warnings still in full effect. >>> and spacex will try again to launch a communication satellite into orbit. last night that was aborted ten seconds before

hi nick. >> nick and i were just talking about it, how that heat can make us feel so tired , there is something in the air. >> yes. >> looking outside, blue route at route one take a look both directions, it doesn't matter which direction you travel, looking very quiet out there. blue route, only area, look at 42 freeway north bound at creek road, 295 this areas heating up. for those jumping on 42, would i say factor in a couple extra minutes. more in the 6:00 o'clock hour. then vine will be closed overnight for construction moving in the west ande bound direction. you can see brake lights going off now that it is open. we are picking up here on the eastbound side as well. now we do have an accident in wyndmoor flourtown avenue and willow grove avenue if this is your neck of the wood just a heads up. it doesn't sound like it is slowing you down too much. but everything in the 6:00 o'clock hour everything changes a bit but things are looking okay, jim, over to you >>> police are investigating the shooting death of the two women in north philadelphia's fair hill section. officers covere

. >> nick, talk about china's role in this. there was a period where president trump seemed to think china had magical powers over north korea, and they could handle everything. you've been to north korea. you've been to china. and one of the amusing anecdotes you've written about when you were in north korea were north koreans saying the chinese don't like christophe, and that got a big smile. it turned out they were -- >> that was in my favor somehow, yeah. you know, look, there's no doubt that china has to be part of a solution, and in particular china can do more to estop trade. a lot of the parts that go into missiles are coming from china. but at the end of the day, north korea listens to china much less than we think, and china is simply not going to be willing to clamp down completely on north korea. and even if it did, at the end of the day, north korea had a famine with more than 500,000 people dying in the 1990s. even if china were to exert enormous pressure, then kim jong-un would be prepared to have an awful lot of

nick blass, cnn, in the great and recovering city of london. >> city loved by the world. we wish for them an uneventful july. >> great city indeed. >> thank you for watching this hour. i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. the news continues here on cnn after the break. >> we'll be right back. >>> the u.s. president and the new president of south korea talk north korea, overshadowing it all, though, mr. trump's latest twitter spats. >>> a few blocks, that's all that remains as the iraqi army pushes isis out. we'll have a live report this hour. >>> and the chinese president draws a red line saying he won't tolerate challenges. >> i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell from

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but after getting word from home, he's not too optimistic. >> i heard from nick about a month ago. he was at my hunkuncle's house. he's doing what he does. he picked up. he was using, doing his thing. i haven't really heard from him in a month. it is what it is. it's what he does. nothing i can say or do is going to change it because if i was out there, i'd probably be in the same position. and i don't listen to nobody either. you know, probably before i leave here, he might be back here. who knows, you know? >> mcnee is awaiting trail, and if found not guilty, he could have his own chance at a life on the outside. like his brother, he will have to battle his drug addiction to avoid coming back to jail. >> you know, i look in that mirror now. like my hair is going gray. i'm getting old. i'm starting to feel the effects of the aging process, you know? and my life's just -- i don't know where the past 20 years went. they just went by like that. it's gone. when you're an addict, it really don't matter where you go. no matter where you go, there you are. you're bringing the same person

his rescue in the nick of time. >>> good wednesday morning to you all, i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. we begin with president trump just hours away from embarking on his second foreign trip and the biggest diplomatic test of his presidency. >> the president is stopping in poland before he'll head to germany for the g20 summit and a sit-down with russian president vladimir putin. abc's emily rau has a preview from washington. emily, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane and nick. for months speculation has grown about president trump's relationship with vladimir putin and when the two world leaders sit down together expected on friday, they will address some of the most pressing global issues of our time. after a fourth of july celebration at the white house. >> our country is doing really, really well. >> reporter: president trump now heads to poland on the way to germany for the g20 summit and all eyes are on the friday sit-down with russian president vladimir putin. >> i think donald trump is in sort of a precarious position because one of the onl

nick. >> reporter: natalie, as you say, we are in the old city of mosul. it shows the meters will special forces have moved to, literally 200, 300 meters from the riverbanks that runs through the center of mosul. that itself marks the back end of the fight. the fight is brutal and lengthy. in the searing heat of the iraqi summer, they are pushing through booby trapped buildings here, block to block, edging their way forward. we saw as they progress down one set of streets they move past a pocket of civilians who hobble out seeking water, seeking shelter. they're terrified of the civilian forces because some of them may have as turned out in the past few days to be suicide bombers so they have to move with great caution here. both the government and coalition agree it's the closing few days here. when they finally reach the points in mosul where they can declare it predominantly cleared of isis. they will still face insurgency in the days and weeks ahead that attacks car bombs against civilian targets. this war is not anywhered despite the political rush to

we had these gigantic pants. >> nick, it was the '90s. cross colors. we get it. the guys are all still working together. last year they completed a tour with o-town, ryan cabrera. >>> charlize theron is amazing. in atomic blonde. in theaters today. by the way, keeps eye on her co-star sofia boutella. >> i've been dying to ask you a question. >> i was a bit nervous because i have never done a sex scene in a movie before let's go someplace quiet. >> what a love scene to be your first. >> i know. >> sofia plays a french operative who seduces charlize a british spy. >> i kept saying she's doing it i'm doing it. >> atomic blonde is set 19 # 89 berlin toward the end of the cold war. do you remember where you were in 1989. >> i was in algeria. >> she moved to france to study dance and she studied hard. her career as a music video dancer took off. she worked with the likes of rihanna, madonna and check this move out with ne-o. >> do you miss dancing? >> i do. but i do dance within i got out with my friends. it will never leave me. >> and starring in this version of micha

nick? >> caller: hi. yeah, i noticed that it just started like a half hour ago. i was just told there is a fire outside, so i rushed out and i saw the flames going up into the hills that caught some eucalyptus trees and it bursted from there. it also jumped a few times more to the -- i guess you could say west of where we're looking at. and more up to like the northea northeast. and right now i can see the smoke still on top of the hill and the helicopter still bringing in water. >> nick, are you at your house? you've not been told to evacuate, is that correct? >> no, no. >> how far away are you from the worst o fire? >> caller: we can literally walk to like the -- i guess to the foot of the mountain. but it's still like a little ways up the hill. >> can you talk a little bit about that development where the two homes have burned? what do you know about those homes, how long they've been there, has something like this happened before there? >> caller: nothing like this has happened as far as i know. i don't know anything about the homes other than that they've pr

nick, always good to see you. thank you for being with us. what are you paying attention to the most? >> oh, i think this first meeting between president trump and president putin is going to be very challenging for president trump. you have in president putin someone who has been in po-- power for 18 years, one of the world's most experienced leaders, highly intelligent, always prepared for these meetings and he is man i latif. we know that from his kgb past so there are all sorts of challenges here for president trump. i think the two that i would pinpoint are this. the continued american sanctions on russia over ukraine and its annexation of crimea. very important that the united states support the europeans and our own policy on this. as you know, president trump has at several points during his presidency and during the campaign intim ated he would like to lift those sanctions but putin has done nothing to warrant that. and second and i think most important for president trump is the fact that putin launched a cyberattack on the american