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legal they went in the old- fashioned way. but leaders are much smarter and sharper than our leaders and they are killing us in the border and in trade. >> trump talked foreign policy and making a bold claim about the strength of isis in iraq thanks to president obama's failed policy there. >> isis is bolding hotels in iraq. you believe they are builteding a hotel because they have so much money and they have taken over so much oil. we are led by stupid people. >> peter doocey. what is different about trump's speeches this weekend. >> reporter: until now he's talking about how damaging crime committed by illegal imdprapts and then he surrounded us with members of families that are

torn apart by violence at the hands of people sneaking across the border and speaking to the crowd sympathetic crowds. >> put yourself in my shoes. think about your child laying in the street dead and your mother and wife and anybody. we are not designed for that. and finding out someone illegally in the country did it. >> reporter: the event was moved to the phone iks convention center and trump's time said they needed a place to handle 9000 people they gave tickets to. what is the latest on the walker campaign>> reporter: normally they will put out by a reporter.

but walker are was tipped by his tweet. scott is in are you in and the oops was not the doing of an intern in wisconsin. it was we are looking into today it's issue and determined that the walk wither time was not at fault. walker said all of the confusion is creating more excitement. >> what is the next big event for the democrats,>> reporter: day after tomorrow hispanic group hearing from hillary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'mally. and then hillary clinton will speak to the senate democrat caucus. bernie sanders and he has challenged her front runner stat theus so far. and so stay towned. >> peter, it is interesting to watch bernie sanders and hillary clinton and the surge he experienced recently.

what is the latest on them. they are running different campaigns even this early. >> reporter: it is interesting, bernie sanders focused on inequality and has been taking the progressive stance that a lot of people hoped elizabeth warren would take. she ducked out and didn't want it and didn't want to run. sanders is there and getting big crowds and as trump pointed out. no one has had a bigger crowd than him. he had 9000 and hillary clinton's big a noupsment speech that people waited for years for only drew 5000. >> thank you, peter doocey thank you. >> italian officials say the bombing outside of their consulate in cairo was an act of terror. one person was killed and security investigators say that

the bomb was placed under a car and detonated remotely. and the egypt branch of isis is claiming responsibility for the attack. and there are new reports that a new air strike drew a blow to leadership in afghanistan. and the strike killed 30 militants including the highest ranking isis leader. and the pentagon is confirming that an air strike was confirmed and greek negotiators are trying to perper suede international creditors to help the nation with financial ruin with another bail out. they were skeptical after greece released a 13 page document promising reform. some say the commitments outlined are not strong enough. and even if they were there is no guarantee that greece will live up to the promise.

this after the greece citizens rejected the bail out. and daily a tm withdrawals are limited to 60 euros and that is about $67. european leaders will gaerth tomorrow for a last chance to solve the crisis. >> what is the latest in brussels? >> reporter: well molly, the meeting of the euro zone finance ministers just broke up and inconclusive. an nine hour session that was supposed to be a slam dunk. yet again, it was not simple as the optimmist would have it. the head said the different finance ministers focussed on the issue of credibility and trust and this time the

creditors say how can we believe greece will do what it says it will do. the europeans are breaking down in two camps. germans and fins are particularly hard on greece and hoping to squeeze more out and france is taking greece's side and separately a well known french economist in an interview with a german newspaper just the other day, said frankly hypocritical of the germans to dismiss unsustainable debt that greece had because back after world war ii it was the debt relief that the germans received allowed them to be a post war super power and super economy and force for stability that many see them, molly. >> how are they feeling as the

process moves forward after voting? >> reporter: the referundum was controversial and provocative. the prime minister putting it to the greek people do you want more austerity measures and they said no. the greek government voted to accept the austerity measures and part of the reason that trust is a big word today it. the co element in the talk going on in brussels. they see the flip flop of a little flim flam it so manies. and greece had reached the demarcation point and if it went further it would be a mine field and he department have -- didn't have a right to hide that for the greek people. the greek people are anxious and

the shops have seen a decrease of 70 percent of the sales since the currency controls and many understand they will have to face more austerity. and not all are welling to accept the cuts to pension. and so we saw a protest last night. and in the bottom line and what the government is banking on most greeks have given a man date to stay in the euro and therefore greece has to accept austerity measures and now whether the europeans sign off on all of this is a million dollar question. we'll report on it tomorrow. >> thank you so much. she is in the midst of such

anxiety. and meanwhile the deadline for the nuclear deadline. secretary of state kerry met with the european union policy chief and german and french officials. brit yan's foreign minister turn returned and chinese will come back if a deal is close and uncertain whether a deal will be struck by monday. progress is reportedly being made and several issues need to be resolved including access to iranian facilities and sanctioned relief. if you can get more on the iranian negotiations we'll get it here. mitch mcconaughey will be interviewed for his take on the talks. check your local listings. right now confusion as witnesses report an explosion in a popular

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pelted with stone ands bottles and other objects to remember the 8000 bosnia people slaughtered. president clinton travelled to europe for the commemoration. >> i believe that he is coming along later. i think people were basically glad he was there at the other service. and none of the things were heard bite crowds here. and the altercation comes as a funeral was held for 136 newly found victims of the massacre. brian joining me live. if you being talk about approximate why he was attacked in the ceremony today? >> reporter: in short the

serbia prime minister is hated by bosnia muslims for his role in the bosnia war and cullinated with the massacres and leading to u.s. and nato bombing. he is today moderate and back in the war he was a christian serb who said a hundred dead bosnia muslims should be killed for every one christian serb. today the ceremony commemorated the lives of the ones killed in the hands of christian serbs. he appeared in a sign of reconciliation and angry mourners attacked him and pelted him with rocks and water bottle and his glasses were growning. he and his guards were forced to run out of the event.

serbia called it an assassination attempt. they blamed hookingiggans. >> that attack was prepared and a lot of political messages and i am happy it was not organized by the vice-presidents or loss someone. >> and president bill clinton praised prime minister vuric. and said most welcomed him there. >> some of the families are looking for closure? >> that they are and 20 years later, civilians took refuge there and it was a safe haven by the united nation and it wasn't. the serb troops slaughtered 8000 muslim men and boys and remains of sen thousand victims have been excavated but there are bodies in undiscovered graves

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a warm welcome in masses in paraguay. the sanctuary is in the basilica. >> and there are new reports that the gun and illegal imdprant used to kill a san francisco woman, was stolen from a federal government. juan sanchez is accused of killing kate stienle as she walked with her father. the suspect had a long criminal history and deported five times. sanchez shot her only weeks after the san francisco police released him instead of turning him over to federal officials to be deported. will carr is live in los angeles. who is held accountable for sanchez to be held out in the street. >> reporter: the city leaders in san francisco are answering

tough questions and the sheriff in san francisco is coming under fire because it is his department that let sanchez out on the streets to be a free man. he pulled the trigger and killing kate stienle. he was behind bars but immigration and custom enforcement turned him over. and they placed a detainer on him and wanted him back. the sheriff ignored the detainer and did not pick up the phone because san francisco as a sanctuary city does not comply. even after stienle's death he will not comply with the detainer because it is not a legal order. >> had ice saute legal order,

the san francisco sheriff department naturally and will always comply and would have complied if that legal order or warrant would have been presented to us. >> there is no way for ice to get a warrant with. they had a criminal warrant on this guy and charged, and they could not have got ep another criminal warrant, it would be double jeopardy. >> we learned that stienle wasle shot by a stolen gun. her family has stayed out of the frayed and want to concentrate on their faith and daughter instead of the political fight that has been going on since her death. >> what is done to insure this does not happen again? >> reporter: as you can imagine a lot of people are critical of the san francisco safrpthuary city policy. but there are more than 300 other cities all over the

country that have similar policy. and bill o'riley is calling on law makers for kate's law. to force felons that come back twice to get ten years. >> part of the law was. if you are a state and local official, you don't enforce kate's law, you will be arrested and now we'll see the enforcement level will go up and word will get down to mexico and the aliens that are criminal will not come back because cops can pick them up. >> will carr from la thank you so much. >> the boston marathon bomber can face another trial. he was sentenced to death after being convicted in a federal court for the attack that killed three people and injured 250 others. massachusetts prosecutor said

the federal conviction and sentence could be a poled and a state trial is appropriate. tasarnaev was indicted by a grand joron the charges including the murder of mi t officer shaun collier. and remember officer collier was ambushed and executed after tasarnaev and his brother tried to flee after the bombings. prosecutors are just beginnings the process of having him return to massachusetts. and turning to politics the 2016 field will grow next week. wisconsin governor scott walker will announce his plans on monday and be the 15th republican candidate to enter the race. rachel has more on what we can expect. >> reporter: on monday it will all be over. the rumor that dpof goff walker is seeking higher office is

a fact. >> he's done a political striptease. every day he's slightly more of a candidate for president. >> reporter: every day since july 2nd one piece of the puzzle and on friday that picture becomes complete. >> it is strong and modern and different than what we have seen in the recent campaigns. >> reporter: talking about the governor's choice to reveal it piece by piece on social media. >> based on the following he's got he's talking to core. >> reporter: it is a new xfactor and he expects governor walker will be active out of the gate. >> oftentimes there is not substance. it is important he is likeable guy and we with will see the person he is and the energy he

is and we'll see indication of that. >> reporter: the governor selected mike grieve to head the campaign. >> you can't reach an audience going door-to-door and what he is doing with his logo and appointment of greby. he's going for every media hit he can. >> that is rachel thank you. and security officials warning that law makers and possible terror recruits that are falling off the radar after communicating with isis one would be to weaken encryption. but some say the risk outweigh the benefits. catherine herige has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: a warning from fbi director, it is only a matter of time isis inspired plot like the

one in garland, texas is successful. >> i cannot see me stopping them indefinitely. >> reporter: isis operatives over seas and american recruits use encrypted communications that cannot be read. leaving investigators blind. >> we have the authority to search digital communication we can't get the information that we need because encryption is designed that the information is only available to the user. >> in the last six months 80 percent of the isis equipments were locked. joishgs isis overseas is roaching in homes over the country and smart phones of young americans and telling them to join the caliphate and carry out beheading like that of james foley. >> there is a devil on their shoulder saying kill kill

kill kill. >> diane feinstein met with reps from goggle and facebook and twitter and yahoo who takedown suspicious content. >> the companies don't proactively monitor the sites to identify the content nor do they inform the fbi when they identified and remove the content i believe they should. >> reporter: fbi critics say benefits of encryption the risk. >> making a system more wiretapable by approximate design and vulnerable by design because good guys are able to break in the people's message degrades security for everyone. >> reporter: the tech companies said weakening encryption has unintended consequences and it understanding be a back door for criminals or professional

hackers. >> a storm system bringing heavy rain to the already soaked region. latest round of bad weather producing hail and damaging wind and flash flooding. janice dean. it is a pretty day outside. more rain? >> for some folks. the northeast is enjoying a spectacular weekend. but we have severe thunderstorm in central illinois for the next couple of hours and several severe thunderstorm for central illinois seeing hail damaging winds and heavy rainfall. and parts of north dakota. we don't have tornado warnings which is a good sign but the threat continues for the northern plains and ohio river valley and midatlantic. tomorrow an enhanced risk in parts of the ohio valley and hail and damaging winds and flash flooding.

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