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Main event is now over. So that does it for us from hamburg tonight. Rachel will be back on monday, and i will see you again next friday live from iraq where we will take you to the front lines for the final push to drive isis out of the city of mosul. Now its time for the last good evening, richard. Thank you for all that reporting. But you go, i do want to ask you given everything, do you think putin got what he wanted out of President Trump today . I think he absolutely got what he wanted. I think he came in with this intention to have a long meeting. I think he wanted to overwhelm the pres...

The illegal. if there is an argument it's probably not illegal we're doing it. >> if it's if the illegal we're going to do it np that's a standard that can lead to you all sorts of terrible, dangerous, unethical behavior, if the only thing you care about is literally not become ago felon. in most large organizations and government agencies there are some lawyers. and they say what's legal. then there are other people who decide what's good policy, what's fair, what is ethical. now the man that you just heard paeg is walter schwab, the top dog among federal ethics bureaucrats. he resigned early...

And cnn contributor jim walsh at m.i.t. today the nuclear industrial safety agency is considering raising the threat level to 7. how significant is that? >> well, anderson, there's a couple of different contexts to put it np probably the most relevant is is it the basis for the upgrade is having gone back and looked back at what happened a few weeks ago. it's certainly not relevant to anything that's going on right now. but the authorities have looked back at some of the radioactive release rates that were going on in the early days of the accident, and their calculation of those release rates...

Tepco's president visited fukushima prefecture. he was hospitalized, you may remember, in late march, allegedly for fatigue and stress. today he apologized to the residents of fukushima and local officials and said he regretted that the apology came so late. cnn's kyung lah joins me from japan. also michael friedlander a former nuclear power plant operator. and cnn contributor jim walsh at m.i.t. today the nuclear industrial safety agency is considering raising the threat level to 7. how significant is that? >> well, anderson, there's a couple of different contexts to put it np probably the mo...

It's p pathetic. >> some of the kids were saying in the rallies yesterday we're of the mass shooting generation. we're 17 years old and we've been dealing with this for 17 years. we didn't go to school growing up in fear. we don't need to make a lot of changes with guns or you want to take them all away. what is the right call? what should we be doing? gl that's why we shouldn't dismiss hundreds of thousands of children and dulls coming together saying let's do something. the key is what we're going to do about it np the case about david hobbs, the student getting a lot of attention, going aft...