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Story highlights Mueller  sent a notice  called a document preservation request  to White House staff
(CNN)  Special counsel Robert Mueller  has asked the White House to preserve all documents relating to the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower that Donald Trump Jr.  Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort had with a Russian lawyer and others  according to a source who has seen the letter.
 Mueller  sent a notice  called a document preservation request  asking White House staff to save "any subjects discussed in the course of the June 2016 meeting" and also "any decisions made regarding the recent disclosures about the June 2016 meeting " according to the source  who read portions of the letter to CNN.
The letter from  Mueller  began: "As you are aware the Special Counsel's office is investigating the Russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election  including any links or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign of Donald Trump. Information concerning the June 2016 meeting between Donald J Trump Jr and Natalia Veselnitskaya is relevant to the investigation."
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Mueller asks WH to preserve info from Trump Jr. meeting


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Co-chairman Bob Weinstein and chief operating officer David Glasser  who has been expected to move into the CEO role as the company confronts a post-Harvey future  told employees in a video conference that they were completely blindsided by the waves of reports documented by the Times and the New Yorker.
Lance Maerov  the board member who handled the contract negotiations  said in an interview with the Times that he had been told of settlements  but said that he had assumed they were used to cover up consensual affairs. Glasser declined to comment to the newspaper  as did  Bob Weinstein . Tarak Ben Ammar and Richard Koenigsberg  the other members of the board  did not respond to messages from the Times.
Ben Ammar told French television on Wednesday night that  Weinstein  had “violated the charter and we fired him within the hour.” The Franco-Tunisian businessman was referring to the company’s code of conduct that employees of TWC sign which covers “verbal  physical  sexual and racist aggression.” He told news channel LCI that he couldn’t speak about the ongoing investigation convened by the board  but said the company has “proof.” He did not elaborate.
He also noted that  Weinstein  re-signed the code of conduct in 2015 after revelations that he had groped Italian model Ambra Battilana Guttierez. An audio recording  captured when Gutierrez worked with New York City police and wore a wire in a subsequent encounter with  Weinstein   proved damning but did not result in any charges as prosecutors declined to move forward with a case  citing insufficient evidence.
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Weinstein Company board reportedly knew about payoffs to women since 2015


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Political strongman Ozawa willing to face Japan ethics panel
 "I think it would be a way to go  if it helps the public understand the issue " Ozawa told reporters at a regular press briefing.
 His move came as his ruling Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) prepares for a tough summer election because of the funds scandal and the public's growing disappointment with Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama.
 Ozawa  dubbed the "Shadow Shogun" and regarded as the real power behind Hatoyama  was suspected of having played a role in manipulating the financial statements of his fund management body.
 Three of his former and current aides were arrested in connection with the case. But prosecutors earlier decided not to file criminal charges against Ozawa due to lack of evidence.
 He has pledged to stay on as the DPJ's secretary general despite growing public distrust in him.
 Investigators met Ozawa during the weekend for a fresh round of questioning after a citizens' judicial review panel said they believed the veteran politician should be indicted.
 Ozawa told the Monday press conference that nothing new had come up in his latest meeting with investigators.
 He said he had agreed to open the traditionally closed-door session should he appear before the ethics panel  "because I have not done anything wrong."
 Ozawa's decision came as the Hatoyama government's approval rating continues to sink  with elections for the upper house likely to be held in July.
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Political strongman Ozawa willing to face Japan ethics panel