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The latest news from around the world. >> reporter: trump jr. testified he never told his father about the meeting. when asked, did you inform your father about the meeting or prior to the meeting? trump jr. responded, no, i was not. when he was later asked why he didn't share news? i wouldn't tell him anything until i knew what was myself. last year he testified before two congressional meetings. a source familiar tells cnn, he did not testify trump had any advance only in of the meeting. now his attorney rudy guiliani is attacking the credible. >> man is a liar a proven liar. there is no way you will bring down the president of the united states on the testimony uncorroborated of a proven liar. i germany tee you, this guy is a proven liar. >> reporter: when just a few weeks ago, guiliani seemed to have plenty of faith in con's truthfulness. >> if he believes it's in his >> reporter: no, they're not. but i think in this sort of lexicon of international diplomacy, which mr. putin who is usually a sticker is referring to tlrk he wants to see progress on what happens what was or ran agreed. he wants to see progress at official levels on for example syria on perhaps cooperation and a number of other areas that were touched on at helsinki, possibly more people getting into the long grass and starting to work out so that when they did have a future summit, there would be something substantive to talk about. >> that is my interpretation of what those conditions may mean. but a very interesting development indeed, thank you. now, here's another one involving russia. a u.s. senate democrat says she's the victim of a cyber hack and guess who she blames? russia. senator claire mccaskill who says the attempt was not successful had some strong words for the russian president. >> we discovered it because microsoft contacted the senate and then the senate personnel let us know. so we have been aware of it for this month. >> has everyone been made aware? >> i will not be intimidated. i said many times putin is a thug and a bully and he is somebody who does not allow the people of russia to have freedom. >> incidents like that are why u.s. president trump held a meeting of the national security council. he received updates about the media about the relationship between trump and putin. but on the other hand, i think to some extent, president trump looks at other optics, which has to do with his political base. i think there is a broader geopolitical mood going on as well. i think we should try to keep an eye on that, too. because i think u.s. russian relations seen in a broader context then bring in other challenges or peer competitors to the united states like china. i think that may be an area we need to explore somewhat more. >> president trump talks about the importance of closer ties to russia. do you get a sense, you mentioned a geopolitical move. do you get a sense of what he is really wanting to achieve with a closer tie? >> it was a very interesting interview with henry kissen ger in the "time's" a week ago. he has a particular style and skill where he could do with more work. i think there is an underlying strategy. but his ability to explain it in a matter that might build up a border constituency for it is probably lacking. i do think there is a desire to drive a wedge between russia and china in order to assure the eurasia line mass running through to europe isn't kind of a unified block, which effectively gives transportation, trading and other links, a kind of land route from the far east to what you can call the far west. i think that's a chris him that wants to be exploited. i expect the discussions are, what is the price that president putin may want to extract, in order to be able to sort of cut loose a bit from china and flow is lost a little bit with the united states. >> it's so interesting, isn't it? the tracks that you are seeing. we got this track that you are discussion and the track of the russian investigation ongoing and trump's lawyer may be flipping and have some information that perhaps mr. trump did know about that infamous meeting involving russians and that could turn this significantly. could it not? if it is true in. >> well, absolutely. i think the amount of pressure which is coming from within the kind of beltway politics. this is largely where this remains. i'm not sure how vast they are moved by these things, but it is keeping that had minstration under pressure and each side, the republicans and the democrats, are trying to manage the optics of it as well, neither wants to be seen obstructing justice or impeach president trump, but at the same, each one will keep the other unstable. i think there is a geopolitical chris him there, too much i think there is a disagreement about this broader geopolitical strategy and the degree to which russia is left off the hook in ukraine, georgia and elsewhere. i think there is a disagreement there. and i think this other thing, of course, 2016 and the election and the defeat of the democrats. i think there is still a kind of a desire to continue the strategy of that election by the democrats going into 2020 and blaming external interference plays a domestic function as well. >> we always appreciate your insights. my goodness, we'll have an opportunity to talk with you again for sure. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. well, massive wildfires rage in california, reducing entire neighborhoods to piles of ash. we'll show and we'll talk about where this is happening coming up here. also, u.s. president trump is excited about the latest economic indicators. some think his excitement might be short lived. we'll go beyond the numbers coming up here on cnn "newsroom." house when they moved up from san jose right before i was born. everyone else that helped us put so much work into this house, i can't believe it's gone. you know, all those memories, you know, childhood memories. >> a victim there of a massive car fire in northern california, since erupting monday, it has consumed 20,000 hectares, 48,000 acres. two people have died, 500 structures destroyed. authorities believe a malfunctioning vehicle started this still out of control fire. california governor has asked president trump to send federal assistance for the communities impacted by the fire. that's just one of self burning in california and elsewhere all around the world. >> reporter: the devastation is beginning to set in for people in redding, california the aptly named car fire officials say first sparked by a vehicle has ravaged the region since monday and doubled in side in just the last 12 hours. >> it's then out a lot. >> reporter: deadly and out of control, it has charred some 45,000 acres as firefighters try to contain it. >> wow! >> reporter: in some areas, the difference of a home spared and scorched is a few feet. >> we don't know what we're grand jury to do tomorrow, we don't know what we're going to do tonight. >> reporter: they never imagined they see their fire like this. >> we didn't think the fire was going to come here so we didn't take things out. like everybody else scrambling at the last minute when we saw the fire on the ridge. >> reporter: officials say strong temperatures and winds make this fire all the more fee, it is one of three major blazes burning across the state. >> this is that new normal, that unpredictability, large growth fires. >> reporter: sadly scenes like this are the new normal world wide, in greece, experts say extreme summer heat accelerated the fire that turned these iconic white hill sooisd black with ash. the flames rose so quickly, some families rose into the sea for relief. >> the temperatures were so high, so normal. they could do anything as you can see, houses, cars, everything destroyed. >> reporter: the greek fires claim more than 80 lives so far, in just the last few weeks, more than 3400 daily high temperature records have been broken or tied, including unprecedented numbers in the north. montreal canada at 82. in sahara desert, they packed at 124 degrees this month. so are we ready for triple digit temperatures and consequences to go from extreme to expected? if are you in redding, the answer is no. >> it seems part of my heart is gone. >> reporter: as can you see the fire continues to smoldner faces and folks are bracing for more potential problems as the area remains under a red flag warning. derek is here to talk more about these fires the two words that stuck out for me in that report are new normal. this is the near normal to that mart of the world. >> and climate change. even though we can't directly pin these individual events on climate change, what we as meteorologistsed on scientists around the world are recognizing, all these things are occurring more frequently. so the fingerprints there of climate change definitely quite invisible. all right. so let's re-visit the car fire, because this is just an incredible fire to see burning. this could be your house. this could be my house. anyone watching today, it's difficult to see these fires, especially at night. there is a 30,000 foot plume of smoke that's cast over northern california just from this particular fire that's led to the evacuation of just under 40,000 residents there the california national guard has soldiers and airmen currently fighting the fire. let me take you to another fire just outside of los angeles. this is the cranston fire. could you believe it, authorities believe this was set by an arsonist. look at all the fires approaching these homes. not what we want to see. let's go to the details. you will start to see the three fires a car fire and 5% containment. some better numbers for the cranston fire. it looks as if firefighters are getting a handle. it is hot. we're talking triple digit heat today. >> that will last through the course of the weekend. it will make it difficult for the fire to be put out and extinguished. in terms of largest fires, it doesn't register on our top ten list, that puts that into perspective, remember thomas fire in ventura county. that was over 110,000 hectares. there are 89 large wildfires amongst an extreme heat wave that continues. there has been some relief in california. look at the sacramento valley. still we have heat advisorys and warnings. triple digit heat continues and really there is no ryan i sign of letting up from this extreme heat. so, natalie, i'm sure you can see where i'm going with this, the fires will endure as long as that red you see on the map continues to build. >> yeah, absolutely. and our next story illustrates how the extreme heat is affecting all kind of ways of life. extreme heat in southeast england is causing long delays tore people traveling under the channel to france. the brutal heat wave is making things miserable in western uniform it's not letting up. how it also fueled the devastating wildfire in greece and sweden. >> the fires have gone, but the devastation remains. an eerie silence has fallen in this village where houses once today. now they're just charred remains. nothing was spared, authorities believe arson was to blame. >> this is the first time so for my service seeing so much catastrophe from the fire. >> reporter: as the blaze tore through the coastal village, many sought refuge in the water. many didn't make it. dozens died. almost 200 were injured. >> i feel a pain in my heart, a very heavy load. a very big burden. >> reporter: greece is not alone. across europe, tinder dry conditions combined with a scorching heat wave are stretching emergency services to the limit n. sweden a fire front continues to burn out of control even the country's air force has been deployed to help, dropping a bomb to starve a nearby fire of oxygen. >> it is not something we've done before, so we have been working closely with the rescue leader. we have done meticulous calculations. >> germany, too, is dealing with its own fire, including one that forced the major roadway. amid sweltering temperatures, firefighters in cologne are being used to water the trees. in berlin the water cannon usually reserved for riot control has been brought out. this time, though, it's to keep the heat at bay. erin mclaughlin, cnn, london. >> we are moving from one extreme to another. japan is bracing for a powerful typhoon that can dump up to 500 millimeters of rain. the storm is threatening to unleash its heaviest rainfall around the region around tokyo. officials warn it could hit the western parts of the country where more than 200 people were killed by deadly flooding and landslides earlier this month. all of this comes while a heat wave grips japan with record break temperatures. . well, the u.s. economy is skyrocketing. the u.s. president is claiming victory. economists warn what goes up must come down. we'll tell you about their warning, why they think those new numbers may come down in the future. plus, one of the most powerful men 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ready to visit washington. however that invitation has been pushed to next year. he invited the u.s. president to moscow but said any meetings between them must have what he calls necessary conditions. the u.s. economy is firing on all cylinders. the president on friday was very happy to take credit for that. but over shadowing the event is donald trump's denial again he had advanced only in of a 2016 meeting at trump tower between his top campaign advisers and russians. here's more about it from cnn's jeff zeleny. >> on a sun splashed morning at the white house a cause for celebration. >> i am clild to announce that in the second quarter of this year, the united states economy grew at the amazing rate of 4.1%. >> the president trumpeting the soaring economy. >> these numbers are very, very sustainable. this isn't a one-time shot. >> for a few moments at least the controversy swept aside. the president hailing north korea for handing of what are the remains of killed troops. >> at this moment the plane is carrying the remains of some great fallen heroes from america back from the korean war, they're coming back to the united states. >> reporter: in most presidencies, it would be a banner way to end the week. but in this one, so many other questions are looming. for the third straight day the president not answering questions about his long-time protector michael cohen turning against him. the white house grappling with fallout from the helsinki summit. where the president sided with vladimir putin over the intelligence community that believes russia interfered with the 2016 election. after downplaying the threat only a week ago. >> is russia still targeting the u.s., mr. president? in there make your way out. >> reporter: meanwhile the next dance over the trump-putin meeting continued. after the white house talks about a meeting next year. putin made a statement today. >> we are ready to invite mr. trump to moscow to be my guest. he has such an invitation. i will go to washington. i repeat if the right conditions for work are created. >> reporter: sarah sanders said he is feeling it is possible to go based on his -- >> who is the week like? >> upbeat. broad. >> reporter: jeff zeleny, cnn. the white house. >> jeff just mentioned the new economic numbers. they show the economy grew at its fastest rate since 2014. in the last few months, the annualize gdp surge is a result of several factors. this is investment row as companies invested some of the money they saved from tax cuts. consumer spending and government both increased and concern over a trade war helped, too. u.s. exports rose as foreign buyers stocked up on american products before they were hit with tariffs. if the economy gross at 3% for the entire year, it will be the highest growth since 2005. >> during each of the two previous administrations we averaged just over 1.8% gdp growth. by contrast with renow on track to hit an average gdp annual growth of over 3% and it could be substantially over 3%. each point, by the way, means, approximately $3 trillion and 10 million jobs. >> here's how these numbers stack up against the lyft three administrations. earlier we spoke to an expert on how to look at this current economy. >> i think there is two big thing people should be looking at. one is what will happen with these tariffs and trade wars. i think that is actually the biggest risk factor we are facing for the markets and the economy. it can be just as little as the threat of a trade war that can make people and businesses pull ba back. the second thing is interest rates. what will happen to interest rates? are they going to continue to go up? and at what point do short-term rates get higher than long-term rates? that's interest rate inversion. when that happens, you see this very predictable pattern of the stockmarket basically hitting its peak within six months. another six months after that bottoming out. it's almost like clockwork. more women are making accusations regarding the "me too movement." the "new yorker" magazine is reporting sexual allegations among the most powerful men. the article sites incidents of unwanted advanced, intimidation and retaliation involving six women. cnn have not independently confirmed the allegations. >> guys, it's been likened to a nuclear bomb ripping through hollywood. six women now accuse leslie moonves, the allegations go back decades as they all follow a similar pattern. these woman say he invited them into his office at one point and forced himself upon them. within they rebuffed his advances, these women say he used his position of power to effectively harm their kreempca. one coming from illyaen na douglas. she says she was fired from a cbs project because she did not agree to moonves' advance, both moonves and cbs are casting doubt. moonves does acknowledge he made some advances decades ago that may have made some women feel uncomfortable. he says, i recognize there were times decades ago when i may have made some women uncomfortable by making advance, those were mistakes. i regret them immensely, i abided by the principle that no means no, i have never misused my position to harm or hinder anyone's career. cbs cast more doubt on the story saying cbs takes each report of misconduct very seriously. we do not believe, however the picture created in the "new yorker" does the best to treat its tens of thousands of employees with dignity and respect. now the cbs board of directors before this story came out and were aware of the allegations said that they would be looking into the charges. they would take every allegation seriously and they would come back and respond once they had had a chance to review all of the details. >> that is a response we will likely not get until next week. meanwhile, moonves own wife is standing by him, calling him a good man a caring father and an inspiring corporate leader. guys, back to you. >> we are going to turn now to pakistan. there is still no final vote round, imran khan and his movement for justice party have declared victory. but every other major party says the election was rigged. some are threatening pro test unless there is new starle help is seen as a military favorite. here's what his opponents, though, are saying. >> reporter: the all parties conference versus unanimously rejected this election. we do not consider this election to be the mandate of the public. we reject the claims of those people claiming victory as a result of this election. we do thought want to give them the right of governance. >> the european union has also cast doubt on wednesday's vote. eu observers say there are signs of a systematic effort to undermine the governing party. they urge any challenge to the election be done legally. an outspoken critic of this election knows khan right well. she's a journalist and one of imran khan's ex-wives. here's what she is telling cnn about the man who would be prime minister. >> he is the ideal 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the need for assistance is great, but so too are the challenges to meeting it. the only land route to those most in need has been blocked. sirens. as road access to lahaina was opened and people started to make their way back to see what, if anything, remains, hawaii's governor urged people to prepare themselves to witness destruction like they've never seen. vicksay and his family were here on holiday from california. caught by the flames, they almost lost their lives. we left our vehicle and my my, my saw my wife and our five kids, we all got in the ocean. we found a floating board that we hung on to. we're out there floating. it's so surreal and everything is burning around and explosions, cars blowing up.

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the fires that claimed them and the lives of those inside may be contained, but they're still burning. thousands have been left homeless by the ferocious flames fanned by winds from an offshore hurricane. thank you very much. yeah. they flocked to shelters seeking food and water. the need for assistance is great, but so too are the challenges to meeting it. the only land route to those most in need has been blocked. sirens. as road access to lahaina was opened and people started to make their way back to see what, if anything, remains, hawaii's governor urged people to prepare themselves to witness destruction like they've never seen. vicksay and his family were here on holiday from california. caught by the flames, they almost lost their lives.

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to meeting it. the only land route to those most in need has been blocked. sirens. as road access to lahaina was opened and people started to make their way back to see what, if anything, remains, hawaii's governor urged people to prepare themselves to witness destruction like they've never seen. vicksay and his family were here on holiday from california. caught by the flames, they almost lost their lives. we left our vehicle and my my, my saw my wife and our five kids, we all got in the ocean. we found a floating board that we hung on to. we're out there floating. it's so surreal and everything is burning around and explosions, cars blowing up. even the world's wealthiest have been touched by this tragedy. oprah winfrey, who has a home on the island, has come to help. the billionairejeff bezos has pledged $100 million to help

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seafront, now reduced to ashes. bustling streets and shops all razed to the ground. but it's too early to accurately assess the full extent and impact of this disaster. buildings burned to the ground have not yet been searched. the fires that claimed them, and the lives of those inside, may be contained, but they're still burning. thousands have been left homeless by the ferocious flames, fanned by winds from an offshore hurricane. thank you very much, yeah. they flocked to shelters, seeking food and water. the need for assistance is great but, so too is great, but so too are the challenges to meeting it. the only land route to those most in need has been blocked. as road access to lahaina was opened and people started to make their way back to see what — if anything — remains, hawaii's governor urged people to prepare themselves to witness destruction like they've never seen.

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the fires that claim them in the lives of those inside may be contained still burning. thousands have been left homeless by the ferocious flames, fanned by flames by an offshore hurricane. they go to shelters seeking food and water. the need for assistance is great but so too is the challenge to meet it. the only land route has been blocked. road access to lahaina was opened and people started to make their way back to see what if anything remains. hawaii's governor asked people to steady themselves to see destruction like they have never seen. this man says he was on holiday from california, put by the flames, they almost lost their lives. ~ , . , flames, they almost lost their lives. y . ,

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bustling streets and shops all razed to the ground. but it's too early to accurately assess the full extent and impact of this disaster. buildings burned to the ground have not yet been searched. the fires that claimed them and the lives of those inside may be contained, but they're still burning. thousands have been left homeless by the ferocious flames fanned by winds from an offshore hurricane. thank you very much. yeah _ they flocked to shelters seeking food and water. the need for assistance is great, but so too are the challenges to meeting it. the only land route to those most in need has been blocked. as road access to lahaina was opened and people started to make their way back to see what, if anything, remains, hawaii's governor urged people to prepare themselves to witness destruction like they've never seen.

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they flocked to shelters, seeking food and water. the need for assistance is great but so too are the challenges to meeting it. the only land route to those most in need has been blocked. as road access to lahaina was opened and people started to make their way back to see what — if anything — remains, hawaii's governor urged people to prepare themselves to witness destruction like they've never seen. vic said his family were here on holiday from california. caught by the flames, they almost lost their lives. we left our vehicle and myself, my wife and our five kids, we all got in the ocean. we found a floating board that we hung on to. and we were out there, floating. and this is so surreal. and everything was burning around, explosions, cars blown up. even the world's wealthiest have been touched by this tragedy. you need one? oprah winfrey, who has a home on the island, has come to help.

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bustling streets and shops all razed to the ground. but it's too early to accurately assess the full extent and impact of this disaster. buildings burned to the ground have not yet been searched. the fires that claimed them, and the lives of those inside, may be contained, but they're still burning. thousands have been left homeless by the ferocious flames, fanned by winds from an offshore hurricane. thank you very much, yeah. they flocked to shelters, seeking food and water. the need for assistance is great, but so too are the challenges to meeting it. the only land route to those most in need has been blocked. as road access to lahaina was opened and people started to make their way back to see what — if anything — remains, hawaii's governor urged people to prepare themselves to witness destruction like they've never seen.