. >> this fiery presidential candidate is not toning down his message. >> happening now a high stakes meeting in brussels. >> i literally just stood up and walked away from there, but it blew her right out of the chair. i've never heard of anything like that. >> a woman was sitting on the beach, blown out of the chair. authorities are calling this

some mystery explosion. >> we are so grateful to see you this morning. good morning i'm christi paul. i'm victor blackwell. we're starting with the defiant donald trump, 2016 presidential candidate, as you know. he was addressing thousands during a speech. >> during this event trump cast himself as more than a reality mogul, more than a reality tv star. he spoke about rallying a new silent majority who are frustrated with the direction of the country. listen to this. >> when you see the kind of power that the silent majority has -- and the silent majority is a problem. they don't want to be involved in coming here and waiting on a line for hours and hours and listening to trump. but the silent majority is back.

and we're going to take the country back. >> so along with rallying a silent majority, trump took a shot at a long list of critics, from hillary clinton to the ceo of macy's. >> he also maintained his narrative on immigration. there were some cheers and some boos from inside the crowd. sarah murray was there for all of it. >> reporter: good morning. thousands of people turned out here in phoenix to hear donald trump talk about illegal immigration. this was the third stop on his west coast swing to talk at the issue. and despite the pleas of the republican party, there is no sign that donald trump is toning down his rhetoric on the immigration issue. he talked about jeb bush, saying if voters vote for this guy, the republican party is going to

lose. >> the poll just came out. and i'm tied with jeb bush. i said oh that's too bad. how could i be tied with this guy? he's terrible. he's terrible. he's weak on immigration. you know, the sanctuary cities -- do you know he had five of them in florida while he was governor? can you believe this? i didn't know that. five of them. >> reporter: there were lots of donald trump supporters here. they actually circled the convention center. they said they were glad to hear somebody talking frankly about this. but the event also drew many protesters. they said they were very offended by donald trump's remarks. there was sort of a scuffle with other folks in the crowd and they were quickly escorted out. >> i wonder if the mexican government sent them over here.

i think so. >> reporter: you can see here this is still a very devicie di issue. >> let's talk first about the number, mark. 5,000, that's the estimated crowd. any reaction from the gop about the size of the crowd? >> you're not going to hear it publicly. but when you talk to the republican establishment, they see donald trump as this side show, somebody who is tapping into a very angry part of the republican base, a republican base that these candidates know they need to reach out to as well. but at the same time, this is not the same kind of rhetoric that's going to do well for the republican party once you get past the primaries. >> are there indicators showing

which candidates are now trying to angle to be second choice for these donald trump supporters? >> most of the candidates have been critical of donald trump. they haven't been overtly critical. but when asked they've said his rhetoric is unacceptable. ted cruz is the son of a cuban immigrant. he has come out and been supportive of donald trump. ted cruz could benefit from this because he hasn't been to critical of donald trump throughout this immigration issue. >> let's listen to what rick perry said during a stop in iowa. >> we're going to continue to see events like we saw last week where a young lady was murdered

senselessly. and it happened, yeah, because we got sanctuary cities, because you've got places in this country that don't want to live up to their responsibility and the federal laws that we already have on the books. but the root cause is because we have not secured that border. >> no question donald trump has shifted the conversation to the conferring about undocumented immigrants. is this something that the former governor of texas wanted to start his presidential campaign with, talking about illegal immigration. >> he's somebody in the race who can talk about it because he has t to deal with it. he was the governor of texas for many, many years. he's having difficulty breaking through the pack in this republican nomination. likely there are going to be 17 candidates that are seeking the

gop nomination. rick perry wants to be able to talk about it from a level of experience. donald trump is really from a level of trying to play to fear and anger in the republican pace. >> important distinct. developing this morning as well secretary of state john kerry said he's hopeful there could be a deal today with iran in its nuclear position. kerry told reporters today world leaders and iran still have a few tough things to do, but all side are getting to decision. nick, we're also hearing that russian foreign minister may be in vienna today as opposed to staying obviously in russia and trying to chime in. have you heard anything about whether he's actually going to get on a plane and go there? >> reporter: he is expected to

come. it's been in the air for a couple of days on precisely when his decision would be made. it does seem that what we're seeing here today is a the gathering of all the p5+1 ministe ministers. the germans have been here for a number of days so lavrov is coming to the table late. that means that we are really in the final stages again. but i think kerry this morning talking about hope is the most optimistic we've been hearing him in a few days. he said there were still tough choices to be made yesterday. it was that simple. the french foreign minister said everything is on the stabtable. it's now time to make decisions. secretary kerry is saying that real decisions are being made. and lavrov is coming. we're getting to that point again.

we've seen it so many times over the past couple of weeks. this time sounding a little more hopeful that perhaps a deal can be done. we may not hear about it today, but it does seem we're in the closing stages of something at least. there is a story that got our attention this morning. there's a man recorded here driving backward for miles on a busy road in california and there's a woman in the passenger eat. we'll show you more of this video and talk about it. that's the next half hour. up next, a mystery in rhode island, though. an explosion on a bleach blows a woman out of her chair. and authority versus no idea what's behind it. a woman arrested at throwing something at the mayor of baltimore. could there be a connection here to the aftermath of freddie gray. strip

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13 minutes past the hour. new this morning, a mysterious blast shut down a beach and sent a woman to the hospital. this happened yesterday at salty brine beach in rhode island. witnesses described as sounding like an m80 boom or a grenade. officials have no idea who or what caused the blast. >> reporter: salty brine beach is expected to reopen this morning but the investigation will go on. rhode island authorities have removed sand from the area looking for clues after reports of a small explosion and an injury of a 50-year-old woman. the exact cause is a mystery.

>> explosion is a word that came during the initial reports. i can tell you from personally witnessing the sight, there appears to have been some ground disturbance there. >> reporter: the woman was sitting in a chair at the tide line. witnesses reported a boom. the force pushed up into nearby rocks and then she fell into the sand. >> there are fractures in the sand. there's definitely something that happened here. >> reporter: the state bomb squad and the fire marshals office are investigating. >> there was some type of noise and there was some type of energy transfer. we have no evidence or indication this was a device. this could be natural, it could be man made. at this point we don't know. >> reporter: the beach was declared off limits for the day. >> i had literally just stood up and walked away from there.

it blew her out of the chair. >> tom, when you heard him there say, it could be natural, have you ever seen anything like this before and what natural could it be? >> well, i don't know exactly what kind of natural occurrence it could be on a beach like that. i think environmentalist or other experts in that field might know. but i think the bomb squad and atf definitely will have the expertise to determine pretty quickly whether or not it was a man made explosive device. normally any kind of a bomb is going to have some type of residue which indicates whether it's military grade explosive, what kind of explosive, whether it's gun powder. the scorched sand around it will also have that residue. the atf is great at this. they should be able to determine

pretty quickly whether or not it was a man made explosive device. >> the rhode island department of environmental management tweeted on side investigation complete and no reason to believe there are any public safety concerns related to the incident. until they know what it is, the do you think it's smart to reopen? >> i don't know. that's a good question. even if it's some type of natural occurrence, what type of occurrence, until they know exactly whether it was some underground steam vent or something that explode, they need to know what caused it before they can say that beach was safe. >> tom fuentes always appreciate your expeer's trtisexpertise. taking down the confederate flag fl flag. yo yesterday we spoke with a

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mayor stephanie rawlings blake. the woman has been charged with second degree assault. the mayor was not hurt and continued with the event. the event was held at the same location where rioting occurred over the death of freddie gray. family members, police and volunteers will continue scouring farmland and wooded areas this morning for any sign of a missing kentucky mother of five. crystal rogers is her name. her sister spoke with "new day" yesterday saying she would never have left her children. a reward is being offered for her return to her family. rogers was last seen july 3rd by her boyfriend. he says he has nothing to do with her disappearance. >> in ocala florida the original flag was removed after a protest

yesterday. protesters insist it fell down. the flag was later found and returned to the display. >> the naacp has ended its 15-year boycott of south carolina. the group's board of directors approved an emergency resolution saturday one day after the confederate flag came down from the state house grounds there. the naacp says the removal of the flag will not solve discrimination. but it does symbolize an end to the hatred that had divided the country. >> eurozone leaders are meeting in brussels. there was a shift though today in the direction to help greece out of its financial crisis. >> also, the pope is wrapping up his visit to latin america today. live report ahead. but first, this week's

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now and flights have been suspended at a nearby airport. secretary of state john kerry says he's hopeful there could be a deal with iran's nuclear program. they are, quote, getting to some real negotiations. marathon negotiations in vienna are extended into tomorrow. developing story out of the brussel this is morning. there's been a sudden shift it seems in the high stakes talks to help boil out greece. intense negotiations happening right now. i want to bring in richard quest. richard, i understand you talked sto to some of the eurozone ministers this morning. what are they saying to you about this deal? >> reporter: well, they're basically saying that it's highly unlikely, almost impossible, that an actual deal will be done here in brussels today. so much so that the meeting that was meant to be held at the end

of the day with all the european union leaders, all 28 of them, that meeting has now been cancelled. instead it will be left to the 19 leaders who are just part of the eurozone. and what they've really got to do is try and find some way not to throw the whole thing over the cliff while also recognizing that a full deal can't be done. whether that means kicking the can down the road or in some shape or form asking the greeks to prove that they mean business, because that's what this is about, the greek lack of trust. people simply don't believe that the greek either will or are capable of keeping to their word. >> well, we know that the bank there is in greece have been shut down for two whole weeks. they're running out of run. is there any gauge as to how much longer greece can go on?

>> reporter: that's the real problem in many ways. but as they would say here, your urgency is no reason why hear in brussels they need to actually do a deal that's not the right deal. the banks are probably out of money by tuesday or wednesday of next week at best. so they're hoping that if they manage to do just enough that the european equivalent of the federal reserve, the ecb, the european central bank, they will agree to start lending once again. but every minister i spoke to point eed out the complexity of this issue. the difficulty. this is a phrase we hear again and again. set of circumstances.difficult - there is no guarantee that by the end of the day there will be anything concrete on the table. >> richard quest, so grateful for the insight today. thank you so much. >> let's bring in an

international relations specialist. the eurozone leaders want the greek government to prove that they mean business. obviously there's been a series of reversals and revisions over the short and long-term. how does the greek government do that? >> it's another one of these whiplash moments that we've seen so many of in the past week. this is going to be a very difficult process. we've been talking about this for days. the last 24 hours have been especially pivotal. the european union remains essentially an indecisive body. you have the rules obsessed faction in the north led by germany and the nevtherlands.

on a large scale, if they can't sort out problems regarding one small economy inside the european union how is president obama and washington going to work with the european union on major issues? >> you have questions about the other world event that is the eurozone and the euro group would have to get involved with. how long could this process go on? >> we have to keep in mind that this is really not about an immediate deal. if the european finance ministers are able to come to agreement on this particular issue, it's simply to enter the next phase, which is to launch negotiations, a process which may take several weeks if not several months. so this is very very far away from any type of decisive outcome. but it is critical to overcome

this enormous trust deficit that's largely been set by the negotiating strategy of the greek government. in many ways it's probably incumbent on greek prime minister alexis tsipras to pull a nixon in china moment and come from the radical left and sell to his marxist colleagues. but the only person who can do that is a leader in greece, who can go to his people, sell the reforms, begin enacting some of these reforms in the next 24 to 48 hours. >> he'll lose the support of the people if he does that, won't he? >> i don't believe so. i think the greeks have been so shocked by events over the last several days. they understand now what it means to collapse into the cashless, semibarter economy. they understand they really have

no choice. it's either this really bad situation or an utterly catastrophic situation going forward that is filled with hopelessness and despair. i think he can do this. the other party leaders are willing to work with him. he's going to have to shed some of the radical members of his coalition. i think in greece they can make the kind of changes that are needed to satisfy some of the more incal -- >> so many things to unpack here. always appreciate the insight. >> thanks for having me. >> sure. today is pope francis's last day in south america. he'll celebrate mass soon at a sports field. thousands of people expected to attend that.

rosa flores is live for us. rosa, this has to be quite an experience for you as well. give us a sense of what it's like there right now on the last few hours of the pope's visit. >> reporter: well, i kind of want to set the scene here, because this is very telling. people have been flocking to this location since very early this morning in ponchos, in rubber boots. if you look at the cloud cover behind me, you'll see there's threatening inclement weather here. nobody cares. there's lots of people here. this could be the largest mass ever. i'll get to that in just a moment. but if you look at the altar that's behind me, the stage, we haven't seen this throughout pope francis's tour through south america. all of these are organic. what you see in orange, that's

corn. what you see in green, those are cocoas. very much in line and tune with pope francis's recent encyclical about going green. now, about the people who are here, vatican radio is reporting this morning of a type of exodus from argentina. and that's why this could be the largest mass we've seen since pope francis landed in his home continent. they're reporting -- this is immigration officials from both countries that 1.5 million ar generdr argentina ians could be here. he's expecting to be back next year, hopefully. and we know that he's anticipating that. just to give you a sense of the

message, it's been one of inclusion, one of family, one of coming together and helping the poor. >> great job setting the scene for us there. we appreciate it. thank you. look at your screen. this daredevil joyride in los angeles. >> whoo. >> yes. this car, this driver is driving backward through some of the busiest streets in the city. you see the traffic there. all captured on video. and now police of course are looking for this driver. and the murder trial of james holmes, the theater shooter. ♪ color is a beautiful thing, i know, i know... ♪ ♪ color is a beautiful thing, i know, oh yes i know... ♪ ♪color is the i ching ching, for sure ding dang... ♪

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here, because this driver did it for miles on some of l.a.'s busiest roads. and kudos to the person with the cell phone video here who thought, i'm driving down this road looking at the front of this drive, something's not right. >> is the person recording also driving? that's a concern. put your cell phone away. >> i don't know. is that a person at the driver's seat? it might be the passenger seat. we don't know. either way, l.a. police are looking for the guy in that car that's driving backwards. >> amazing. amazing, guys. >> reporter: you're looking at what the lapd is calling some of the most reckless driving, showing a car going backwards. >> this guy's going backwards on

oncoming traffic. amazing. >> reporter: the driver of the audi staying in reverse for several minutes and along windy turns. at one point the car appears to almost hit a pedestrian. several times the audi crosses the double yellow lines, narrowly missing oncoming traffic. watch what happens when the car eventually approaches hollywood boulevard. still in reverse, the driver moves around other vehicles and into the left turn lane. this man recorded the video on his cell phone. he said he first noticed the audi around 4:45. he says there were two people in the car, a man behind the wheel and a woman in the passenger seat. >> i think this individual had an argument or a fight or something or possibly wanted to be a cool guy. >> reporter: we showed the video

to lapd investigates who said the driver could be arrested for numerous charges. >> wreckless driving, unsafe speed, failure to drive on the right half of the roadway. >> reporter: police say it's incredible no one was hurt. >> imagine your family member driving and being struck while someone was doing something irresponsible. >> she should have got out of this car. >> i'm jumping out, just saying. listen, the mass murder trial of james holmes is almost over. >> remember that death sentence is a possibility here. and we're going to have more on this story out of the mexico. massive manhunt underway now to

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. the mass murder trial of james holmes is nearing its end nearly three years after the now 27-year-old opened fire and killed a dozen people at a colorado movie theater. his defense has rested its case. and after closing arguments on tuesday, jurors have to decide

whether or not he was legally insane when he fired. that was back in 2012. >> reporter: the judge in the james holmes movie theater shooting trial told the jurors to go home for the weekend, get some rest and then hear his instructions on tuesday morning. after that, the defense and prosecution closing arguments. james holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. and much of what the jurors heard in this trial was very nuanced testimony about sanity, delusions and schizophrenia. of course the defense is arguing that james holmes was completely insane when he went into that movie theater and killed 12 people and injured 70 more, armed to the teeth and dressed in protective clothing. the prosecution countering that holmes knew every bit of what he was doing, planned this for a

long time, suggesting don't believe anything that the genius neuro scientist graduate student was doing. and the jurors also heard very emotional testimony at times from the survivors of the victims of this attack. the judge saying that he expects that the jurors will begin their deliberations midweek next week. >> let's talk to hln legal analyst joey jackson. how convincing do you think the defense had been to claim that holmes is insane? >> good morning. listen, the reality is whenever you have a doctor in a courtroom, it could be very compelling. doctors certainly have a level of education, a level of expertise and certainly can with very persuasive in terms of telling a jury what their

client, and that is the defense, what they want to hear. the defense has done its job in terms of laying out the issue for mental illness. they've had experts parade before the jury to suggest the man you see right there was insane. but there's a very big difference between mental illness and insanity as that is defined in colorado. clearly there was some mental issues there. i mean, that could have certainly went into what he was doing in terms of the psychosis that the experts are saying that he had. however, when you look at what the prosecutions expert said -- it's a battle of the experts here. in terms of the planning and preparation would be suggestive of what the prosecution's expert versus said. >> when we look at video of him in court, i have to think that the jury was watching him quite

closely. sometimes he had this blank stare on his face. how much might his demeanor in court affect how they view him, for one? and what does make someone legally insane? what constitutes that? >> well, certainly weave seen that he is a person who has not showed much emotion at all. his mother and father have been sitting in court from the beginning and he hasn't even looked at them in any way, always staring forward. that is consistent with someone who has psychosis, what we call the negative symptoms of psychosis, meaning that there is absolutely no emotion. they can't even get that emotion into their features or in their behavior. what constitutes at this point whether he's not guilty by reason of insanity? the legal definition is dichb different from the psychological

definition. we in psychology look at whether there's psychosis, whether he's hearing voices or seeing things. he had all of those things. >> jeff, can you fake that? >> yeah, you can mall liinger t. you have to remember this was an individual who the psychiatrists on the defense side said he clearly had a psychosis even before the shootings. this is a person who had a long psychiatric history including taking anti-depressants. >> you never can tell. remember this, there are 12 jurors that are presiding there and seven alternates. it could be depending upon -- remember, jurors deliberate, which is their only opportunity

to collectively discuss the case. however, you do formulate opinions as a juror when you sit there. so it depends upon what the evidence has suggested to them. is it compelling for the issue of the prosecution. that is the planning the premedication and the 12 people that he killed and the 70 that he injured, some of whom would never walk again. they could be say hing he's guilty. you never know. we've been down this road before in terms of how jury deliberations will go and how long they will last. >> the important thing here they're saying is he planned this therefore he knew the difference between right and wrong even though he had a severe mental illness. but it doesn't meet the legal definition of insanity. >> and remember, the death penalty is at stake here. thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you.

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. it is number one versus number two in a dream match-up at wimbledon. >> good morning. even if you don't like tennis, this is one of those match-ups

you can get into because you know you're watching two of the sports greatest. fr federer will take on djokovic for all the marbles. if federer wins he'd hold two records, most wins and he'd become the oldest to hold the title. this is an epic rivalry. it raises the question what is the greatest sports rivalry of all time. tweet us or comment on facebook. there are lots to choose from. yankees, red sox. bird and magic. tiger and fill. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. >> next hour of your "new day" starts right now.

before a crowd of thousands donald trump keeps hammering on the issue of immigration. but he's not stopping there, calling some american leaders stupid. can this path lead him to the white house? developing at this hour a massive manhunt for a notorious drug kingpin from mexico joaquin guzman, better known as "el chapo." now on the lose after escaping from a maximum security prison. hundreds of thousands of people waiting in the rain for pope francis. this is the final stop of his south american tour. we hope sunday's been good to you so far. thank you for sharing your time with us. we're starting with donald trump, a defiant trump. 2016 presidential candidate, of course. >> he addressed thousands during his speech at theho