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in the end, it will work out, can't tell you exactly how or why, but it always does. it's going to work out. >> optimism abounds but the historic june 12th singapore sit down is anything but secure. late details from china ahead? and then the administration turning up the heat on the investigators investigating him. >> and hawaii's ever growing volcano is on a collision with a geo thermal power plant as they face never before seen threats. >> and the arrest in the connection with the death of a baltimore police officer. >> meet the 30-year-old son whose parents took him to court to get him to finally move out of mom and dad's house. >> and eye-popping revelations
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from hall of famer, brett from favre, "early today" starts now. good tuesday morning. >> this morning, new doubts on whether a historic summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un will take place. while meeting with the president of south korea, president trump expressing optimism over his up coming meeting with kim, but he did admit it could fall through. >> there's a very substantial chance that it won't work out and that's okay. that doesn't mean it will not work out over a period of time. but it may not work out for june 12th, but there's a good chance that we will have the meeting. >> meanwhile the white house is moving forward with planning the summit, we go to janice in beijing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, philip, well, much of the doubt is tied to the shift in tone by north korea ovethe week. president trump even blaming china for it. though, officials in pyongyang point to comments out of the u.s. saying that north korea has
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to give up the entire nuclear arsenal in one single step. they say, it's simply not going happen. now president trump showing flexibility on that. but it's unsure whether it's a change in policy or if it's just the administration wanting to ensure that the summit goes ahead. analysts say that north korea has actually been quite consistent in the messaging. that it was the trump administration that twisted words and set unrealistic expectations, will the summit happen? probably. president trump and kim jong-un are already invested and perhaps what happened over the past week is a recalibration of the expectations to realize that it will be months or weeks at least, before there's any movement on substance itself. now, meanwhile, north korea is showing every sign that it's going to go ahead with the closure of the nuclear testing site, south korean journalists and joined other north korean journalists today, there were no experts among them. they were not invited to witness
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it, many believed that disman e dismantling the site is destroying he was of north korea's capabilities. >> i don't think it's a surprise that there's going to be a bumpy road to the summit. thank you. >> the north korea summit may be one of the top priorities for the administration, this morning, reports of an alleged effort to spy on the president's campaign may be keeping him awake. he tweeted that the person placed early in his campaign was not a spy put there by the previous administration for political purposes, how come a seemingly massive amount of money was paid for services renders many times higher than normal. follow the money. the spy was there early in the campaign and yet never reported collusion with russia because there was none. he was there to spy for political reasons and help crooked hillary win. it's the latest in the sagsaga, with the new questions being raised as he inserts himself in the investigation. let's go to capitol hill. good morning. >> hi, francis, good morning we
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will show you what the president said about it, he is frustrated about this idea of a possible spy inside his campaign. he called it a disgrace. >> as you know, the congress would like to see documents opened up a lot of people are saying they had spies in my campaign. if they had spies in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to the country and it would make every political event ever look like small potatoes. >> two top republicans will be getting a briefing on secret documents, classified documents the fbi has on their in fact t ant -- on their informant. the white house is saying that democrats did not ask for the information. and here is what the president said when asked if he has confidence in the deputy attorney general overseeing the russia probe. >> do you have confidence in rod ros
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rosenstein? >> what is your next question, please? >> i'm a reporter from -- >> i am -- i have the president of south korea here, he doesn't want to hear these questions if you don't mind. >> and rudy giuliani said that the president's lawyers, even though they are prepping him, he no longer supports the idea of president trump talking to special council, saying the president could talk himself in to becoming a target in the investigation. >> okay, tracy, thank you. >> it was a big night for women with historic result ares in primary run-offs for governor in two straight states. in georgia, stacey abrams won her bid to be the first black female governor in the u.s. her primary victory making her the first african-american and first female nominee nor govern from a majority party their dpa -- parn georgia's history. >> and former sheriff lupe
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valdez clinched her run-off to be the fir openly gay and first la -- be the first openly gay and first latina nominee. georgia and texas were among four states to have primaries and run-offs before the mid tef terms. >> so you are voting in 2018, it's every bit as an important as your vote in 2016. although, i'm not sure i really believe that. but you know. i don't know who is hell wrote that line, i'm not sure -- >> well, those comments may not sit well with the gop, his concerns grow and the party could lose the house in the mid term. >> well, the literary world is mourning the loss of one of its most decorated authors, philip roth has died. he wrote 25 books, exploring
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themes of sex, assimilation and identity, he had won the pul tim itzer prize and port noise complaint. celebrities are reacting, one saying haven't grasped the words yet to explain roth's influence, which i feel everywhere from my writing to my dating and we are so lucky for the stack of books he left us with. rest in peace -- >> the world famous resorts may be brought to a stand still in vegas. casino workers have authorized a strike at any time starting june 1st. their contracts are kpriexpirin the end of may. they could empty as many as 34 casinos, union officials propose
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stronger protection against sexual harassment and the use of subcontractors and technology among other issues. the strike would be the first in more than three decades and could cost the city and worker 10s of millions dollars. >> now, to baltimore, where all four teams wanted in connection with the killing of a baltimore area police officer are now in custody. one of the suspects, a 16-year-old, is charged with first degree murder for hitting the officer with the war. the fallen officer was responding to a suspicious vehicle call. she was 29 and leaves behind a husband. >> a man in philadelphia used a sledge hammer to smash a car and attack the person inside. he jumps out of the pick up and smashes the driver's side window multiple times and the car triumphs away. moments later, we see a man lump toward the car and the attacker striking him and he will do it right there. go up, and bam. hits the vehicle again. witnesses said that he heard the
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attacker yell out, you are cheating with my girlfriend. the police cannot investigate further even with the video without further details. >> the judge has sided with the parents and ordered the 30-year-old son to move out. the gjudge ruled that he must leave the family's home, the parents said, they have been trying to get their son to move of out for months with several written notices and they tried to give him $1100 to help find him a new place to livest. he said that he is going appeal this judge's decision. >> man, talk about cutting the cord. >> i don't know what is going on in there that is so cool. all right, let's toss it to bill. >> am i the only one that doesn't think it would be a great reality show. hab maybe we don't want to know more. it wet in the southeast and now we have a tropical entity heading your way saturday in on so sunday.
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50% chance of development in the next five days. it will take a little while to get going. so, here, is how it plays out. typical thunderstorms and showers and then we see a big increase by the time we get to friday and then on saturday, the moisture will move on shore. saturday does not look like a nice day at all in any of the beaches on the northern gulf coast and much of the west coast of florida also. invest good weather today, northeast clears out and chicago and st. upper 80 -- as we get in to the upper 80s. texas will be had -- will be in 90s in had some areas. >> thank you, fast forwarding today, president trump travels to long island for a speech on
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leading the news, house speaker paul ryan could be starting retirement early. that is if kevin mccarthy has anything to say about it, after the weekly standard claim, top republicans are considering ramping up the are pressure on ryane to step down before the mid term elections. that is all in effort to clear the way for his prezumed success or. -- presumed success or. he has not formed a final position. mccarthy is denying the report for his part. but when asked if speaker ryan should serve the rest of the term, he said that is a decision for speaker ryan. >> as lava continues to ooze, str destroying everything in his path, they are rushing to close out of the the wells that provide the state's electricity. the new concerns are about air. we have more details on the big island. >> and the unstoppable force redefining the landscape is on a
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collision course with a geo thermal power plant, already destroying a warehouse. explosive fissures, are creep closer to where toxic gases are stored, they are shutting down three underground wells. >> a lot of people are freaking out. >> after another explosion, ash and volcanic smog are drifting. laze, when it gets in the water create as toxic haze that can drift 15 miles. meanwhile the only man injured bay lava bomb while sitting on his porch, is sharing his story for the first time. >> 33 -- threw me against the w. it was so mucher force. >> part of the tropical paradise is being turned in to hell on earth. from the buffer zone, you can feel the power and the heat from
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this fissure, it 100 degrees here and the temperature on the island is cooler. this is one of those guisers that is headed toward the geo thermal plants and officials say nothing can be done to stop it. >> all right, miguel, thank you. >> look like special effects. >> just ahead, a new instagram feature that is a game changer for the so-called friends. and cake controversy, you are watching early today.
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>> in today a's quick hits the rolling stones return to london for the first show in five years for their no filtered tour, the rock icons have proved that they have not lost their energy, they wowed the sold out crowd with hits like "it's only rock-n-roll,". >> the funk group, parliament has released a new song. it's streaming now. >> and one south carolina teen got a not so sweet graduation price, they asked that the store print his ranking in graduation, and they said it was offensive. they have apologized since and offered a refund with the cake.
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cavities and now there's a sinkhole on the north lawn of the white house, how about that. >> it's crazy. good thing the reporters are not out there. >> okay, let get a check of the weather. >> holiday forecast, let's get in to it, now, on saturday, we are watching a good area in new england, that's your beach day through the mid atlantic. on sunday, it continues through the southeast and we will have scattered afternoon showers in the northeast. we are not talking about the middle of the country much, you is clear skies and warm conditions and on monday, moment more y-- and on monday, memoria day, still ahead. and a penalty for players that kneel in the national anthem proposed. simparica is what kills tick and fleas, like us.
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reporters showed up to hear him talk about clean water and juniorist -- and journalists were denied entry to the event. one reporter was physically removed from the building and they were told that they could not enter because the space was at capacity. the ap reporting that guards barred the reporters from being in the billuilding. she was shoved forcibly out of the emppa building. the body of a packistani foreign exchange student killed
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in the school shoot engine sing fe has gone home. she was weeks away from celebrating the end of ramadan with her family. several survivors in the u.s. who are still of recovering received a special surprise, that is houston texans star, j.j. watt there. he offered to cover the funeral costs of all ten victims. >> brett favre is opening up about his addiction to alcohol and pain killers. saying that he had been to rehab three times. his addiction was in full swing in the mvp season. he said, my first thought was i have to get more pills. i took 14 vicodin, one time, i was the mvp on a pain pill pub,
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he entered treatment in the 90s and then again in 1998. when favre said, i knitted e-- admitted my problem and it works. >> the nfl passed a new rule, that said the players are subject to ejection if they initiate contact with the helmet. they are trying to change the culture of the league, that includes protocol during the national anthem and a 15 yard penalty be issued for any team that kneel, no final decision has been made. a bizarre finish in the bay area, just seconds left on the clock. klay thompson, keeping off a shot and sending it in to over time, and it was an air ball. seemed to be over, rockets win, no, the officials had to review it and it turned out they did call a foul. and he they sent chris paul to the line and added 5.5 seconds
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