another is 21-year-old victor, also not his real name.can leave for another country or you can die. >> reporter: at central station, for a few hours, they are free. >> it's the only place we can do every single watch. >> reporter: but this could be their last act. why? just look at these images. gay rights protests turning ugly and violent. gay activists beaten by those who oppose them. all the violence comes in the wake of a controversial russian law passed last june that bans propaganda of nontraditional relationships on minors. the result, an intense anti-day climate in the country. that's why we've come to moscow. take a look at this. in the door, bullet holes. there have been more than 20 attacks on central station. in november, two armed men tried to break their way into the club. as if that weren't scary enough, the manager says the ventilation system was rigged to attack patrons with water and sometimes toxic gas. victor says he's fed up, the attacks have gone seemingly unchecked. >> if you're scared, you're weak. >> reporter: so

victor said he's fed up. attacks have gone seemingly unchecked but he won't be a victim. >> if you are scared, you are weak. >> reporter: so here at central station they transform themselves in to drag queens and perform. but outside the danger is always there on the street the mysterious morality patrol. we road with them one night and they denied association with any of the attacks. >> believe me, they have enough enemies around here. >> reporter: in a back alley in moscow, we met some of the most extreme anti-gay activists. >> we want to introduce death penalty for those who want to support homosexuality. they should be stoned to death like god ordered. >> reporter: they also denid the attacks and then there was. this 50 men strong armed their way to the property, stole property and then started shooting. all the hate is taking a terrible toll. ♪ victor is leaving, headed to san francisco for good. >> my mother said to me, go for america because you can live like normal people. >> reporter: tonight is vict

and i'm victor blackwell.t's 6:00 on "new day saturday." >> you're gripping that cup. >> because i'm so cold. >> it's cold here in the studio. >>> first thing this morning, three years, think about this, three years after american troops pulled out of iraq, american military advisers are heading back in. >> the first of 300 advisers will arrive and start working today. >> the mission is to help stop sunni militants who have run town an town, about 40 miles near baghdad this morning. >> an aide is calling for iraqis to unite to this threat. they're responding, thousands are enlisting to join this battle. >> the militants are issuing their own call, putting out a new propaganda video which reportedly shows recruits to join them. the president is telling cnn no amount of fire power can hold iraq together if iraq's leaders don't unite. >> the isis leaders are in control of mosul. >> it might as well be another world away. cnn's arwa damon talked to a man exclusively who was able to get out. he said life there now

"new day sunday" continues right now with christi paul and victor now with christi paul and victor blackwell. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> well, good morning to you! grab your cup of choice, whatever it is. sit back and relax a little bit. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 8:00 on the east coast. this is "new day sunday." this was supposed to be the horse. this was the one, wrapped in white carnations, enshrined in history, it was supposed to be california chrome as the winner of the triple crown. >> instead one of chrome's owners is blasting the results for his colt's fourth place finish. he is ticked off. >> at the line, tonalist managed to win by a head. neither had run in the first two races, the kentucky derby and the preakness. the third place finisher didn't run in the preakness ever. >> it's not fair to these horses that have been in the game since day one. i look at it this way, if you can't make enough points to get into the kentucky derby, you can't run in the other two races. it's all or nothing. it's all or nothing because this is not fair to these horses t

victor, christ ? >> do you know if that was somebody from isis with the car bomb and how secure do you feel baghdad to be this morning? >> reporter: christi, this is a very bad line and i have trouble hearing you. i believe you asked how the people of baghdad were reacting and are they concerned, and certainly there is a level of concern. there is increased security in the city. there is an amount of panic buying of food. people are not panicked but they're concerned, stockpiling, cooking gas, the necessary commodities, water, they're stocking up on because they don't know what's going to happen so a high level of concern here >> nic robertson live in baghdad. nic, thank you very much and stay safe. >>> as we were saying the aircraft carrier, the "uss george h.w. bush" is in the persian gulf near the coast of iraq. >> defense secretary chuck hagel ordered it to move to that new location. athena jones has details here. >> good morning, christi and victor. the aircraft carrier the "uss george h.w. bush"

victor, christi?anks for keeping us up to date on this story. >> our thoughts and prayers going out to all the people there in that community today. >>> all right. a much lighter note, there's another community that is waiting, as the music will tell you. the music is always an indication. can team usa pull off another world cup upset? we're going live to brazil for the latest on the game and some big injury news too that could decide the fate of america's team. i'm randy and i quit smoking with chantix. for 33 years i chose to keep smoking... ...because it was easier to smoke than it was to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor

victor, christi? >> delia gallagher, thank you so much.>> so there are people who live in arizona and really across the country who are outraged this morning. over the federal government's move to bus more than 1,000 undocumented children, some as young as 3-year-old, reportedly some just a few months old, to arizona. we've got new pictures, we'll show you those, seemingly they show the kids sleeping on floors with nothing more than a blanket. even the governor is now calling this move inhumane. narrator: these are the tennis shoes skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoes that got torture tested by teenagers. the internet of everything is changing manufacturing. is your network ready? what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of a

prior to interviewing him our producer was warned. >> victor is a very, very dangerous individual.probably the most dangerous individual in this institution. >> i remember watching victor led to the interview. he had an intense security detail that it almost felt like i was about to interview hannibal lecter, frankly. he was cuffed behind his back. but i'll never forget it was like a normal fiberglass and metal cafeteria chair. there was nothing special about that chair. and he wasn't chained to the chair itself. the chair was not secured to the ground in any way. i start to think to myself here i am about to interview this guy, with the most dangerous man in the state and he's not chained to anything. all of a sudden my questions, everything i prepared for the interview went completely out of my head. >> victor, tell me what originally what your crime was that brought you to kentucky state penitentiary. how long that sentence is and how long that sentence is you're serving. >> i'm in for murder. life sentence. convicted in 2001. >> are you proud of that notoriety, we heard you're

¿cuÁl será el partido mÁs difÍcil, contra francia, ecuador o suiza, vÍctor?stras entrevistas y videos en univisiÓnnoticias.com y hasta la prÓxima semana, cuando juntos vayamos "al punto". gracias. .. ♪

>> for example, victor says in prison, he was once housed next door to a member of a rival gang.sing a method called fishing in which inmates used string to pass items to cell to cell, victor put his plan into place. he would attempt to fish a magazine with a note inside to a nearby mexican mafia member. >> i would call to my gang brother, two cells down and purposely miss his cell for the magazine to land in the next guy's cell so he could get it, that's what i wanted him to do. in the note victor falsely written a particular inmate in the rival gang was really a member of the mexican mafia. >> and, he would read the letter and then he would pass it to his other gang brothers, and sometimes it would end up stabbing their own brother thinking it was one of us. see, that's the kind of psychological warfare that i like to employ. >> victor says that he sees parallels between the early days of the mexican mafia and those of its younger wilder rival the tango orejones. >> the mexican mafia basically started like the orejones now, let's do this to protect ourselves so nobody else will

that's why i was going to make the documentary one way or the other. >> the mysterious "victor" agreesbe interviewed for broadstreet's documentary only if he's filmed in silhouette and his voice is altered. >> my purpose is to expose the existence of the aliens, not compromise these individuals. i made the decision come forward. i'm taking precautions to protect my own identity. >> if you believe his story, you know, he smuggled highly classified footage. i mean, he'd be in a lot of trouble. big, big trouble. >> victor reveals that the ebe or extraterrestrial biological entity arrives at area 51 in 1989, the same year some believe a flying saucer is shot down over the kalahari desert in south africa. legend has it two aliens survive the crash. no word on what happens to ebe number one, but ebe two is allegedly flown to area 51 for questioning. >> he said that they were interviewing the alien a certain number of times a week for a certain number of hours. >> the alien, victor says, is interviewed telepathically. of course, the universal language of human meets extraterrestrial. >> appro

christi, victor? >> some of the redales of this story, barbara star, thank you so much, are just phenomenal to hear them and so soon, so soon after this recovery. >>> senior defense official tells cnn sergeant bergdahl will undergo a reintegration process at land stul regional medical center in germany. >> when he's ready to leave there for the u.s. he'll likely go to the brook medical center in san antonio. we bring in nic robertson by phone, at the land constitutional regional medical center. what do you know about specifically the negotiation that made this happen? >> reporter: well, we know this was something that was going on over an extended period, for several years, the taliban had made demands in exchange for bowe bergdahl they had five of their senior figures being held in guantanamo bay. this is typical of the taliban to take prisoners, they've done it in pakistan and afghans. afghans and pakistanis in order to get some of their own prisoners released from the jails in the country so this i

christi, victor? >> nic robertson in bagdad, thank you very much. >>> as we said, the aircraft carrier "u.s.s. george h.w. bush" as we were talking about last hour, is near the coast of iraq. >> defense secretary chuck hagel ordered the move. cnn's athena jones joins us live from the white house. we hear reports of the bombing in bagdad. the president, the national security obviously will decide this weekend, decision time, on plans to take action in iraq? >> reporter: good morning, victor and christi. that's what the president has been working with his national security team to do all weekend. they're trying to figure out what to do, come up with a range of options. you know the president is spending father's day weekend in california with his wife and eldest daughter malia. he's been getting updates from his national security team, national security adviser susan rice. this team is strig to come up with a range of options to help iraq push back the insurgent forces. these options don't include troop

victor, christi. >> miguel, thank you so much.tonio vargas is going to tell you his story. he's living in the u.s. illegally undocumented. be sure to watch documented, a cnn film. here on cnn. >> the iraqi air force is taking it to the northern city of mosul trying to drive out isis militants. this is no conventional army. we'll talk about how to target a new kind of enemy. nothing feels cleaner. its helioplex formula provides unbeatable uva uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer. all with the cleanest feel. you won't believe you're wearing such powerful sun protection. it's the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. and for on-the-go, new ultra-sheer face & body stick. from neutrogena®. [dog] larrwanna play?arry? face & body stick. [announcer] a healthy dog is a playful dog. [dog] let's do this larry! [announcer] help him keep those muscles while he loses a few pounds with beneful healthy weight. made with wholesome rice,real chicken,soy, even accents of vitamin rich veggies. it's calorie smart and tastes so g

victor was back in the bexar county jail on a parole violation. of the maya place what's called a green light on that ex-member. there's a light on you. they will always beat you until you are no longer alive. so if they beat you one day, you happen to survive this assault, three weeks later you're walking down the street and see you, they're going to keep assaulting you until you're no longer living. >> i always try to stay a step ahead, checking my surrounding, you know, after a while, being in prison, you more or less know, you can sense things. when a guy starts acting a little strange, you know he's up to something. >> victor says that in the 1980s, he was one of the first members of the texas-mexican mafia and rose to a high ranking in the gang. >> i had the power to order hits, i had power to do a lot of stuff. i didn't believe in, how can i say this, physical violence, i believed, you know, when it comes to another gang, why not beat them psychologically? why not plan this information? >> for example, victor says in prison, he was once hou

victor's daughter wrote to me in the letter. the question that comes to mind is what makes one american life more important than another. if we're going to go and negotiate with one, why would we not negotiate for everybody. i cannot answer that question. i do not know what the united states current policy is on negotiating with terrorist. maybe we will find out. negotiating with a terrorist organization like we did is unprecedented. the department of defense says it will hold sergeant bergdahl accountable for his action. susan rice has said that sergeant bergdahl has served with honor and distinction. this hearing will shed more light on that issue. one of our witnesses is a served with bergdahl and he will discuss bergdahl's disappearance. secretary chuck hagel has said he was not aware of any united states soldier who lost their life in search for sergeant bergdahl. the family of one of the brave americans who gave his life, lieutenant darren andrews, is here to set the record straight. he left behind a pregnant wife, a young

come on in, victor, great to see you! largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in the world. but systems policed by hp's cyber security team are constantly monitored for threats. outside and in. that's why hp reports and helps utralize re intrusions than anyone... in the world. rif hp security solutions can help keep the world's largest organizations safe, they can keep yours safe, too. make it matter. they're the days to take care of business.. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink a as your trusd partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly evolve to meet your needs. every day of the week. centurylink® y your link to whas next. ♪ ♪ liz: thousands of california chrome fans walked away disappointed after the winner of the kentucky derby and the prescribingness, both of them -- preakness, both of them, did fail to clinch the triple crown at the belmont stakes on saturday. california chrome came in fo

christi, victor?ank you so much, karen. >>> seven people were wounded in new orleans overnight after a late night shooting on bourbon street. >> our affiliate reports an eyewitness that a shooter intentionally shot one victim and then just opened fire into the crowd. this morning one of the victims is listed in critical condition. the other six in stable. officials say the shooting happened around the corner from popular tourist attractions including preservation hall and no word on whether they're looking for a suspect. >> hopefully they get more details from police. >>> hollywood is mourning the loss of meshach taylor. he was 67. >> he's best remembered for his role as anthony bouvier on "designing women." >> from the windows last night, film at 11:00. >> he's been fighting a term until illness. he was surrounded by family when he passed away. >>> all right, i know that you have been glued to the television a lot, as you watch brazil and chile world matchup yesterday. >> yes. >> apparently it was wo

>> i'll be glad to, victor. of all, our general assembly distanced itself saying we do not support the statements in zionism unsettled. we as a denomination do not affirm that terminology and that use. >> but you are selling it on the presbyterian usa website. i looked at it this morning. >> it still is available but there are some elements of that over which we don't have control. we -- that is being explored right now to see how we're going to handle that in the future. and the second part is in regard to the apartheid, the relationship there is the fact that pressures against the south african government did help to bring about an end to mistreatment. that's the relationship that we're talking about here. >> can you explain how you don't have control, you either sell it or you don't? >> the statement, the -- go ahead. >> the zionism unsettled. all i'm ta saying that has been on our list, it takes -- we've been here at the general assembly, it takes a bit of time for us to be able to move forward on what is go

victor?> we also continue to keep an eye on the breaking news, the condition of actor and comedian tracy morgan. he's in critical condition at robert wood johnson hospital in new brunswick hospital. he was involved in a deadly six-vehicle crash involving two tractor trailers. one other person is dead. this happened along the new jersey turnpike. >>> president obama is defending his position of releasing five taliban people. >>> if you are an elvis fan and i was just in memphis a couple days ago, you know this month marks the 32nd anniversary of graceland's opening as a tourist attraction. if you are vacationing near memphis, here is a preview of what to expect in the travel insider. >> hi, i'm william stiles. i want to show you my city. when you think of memphis, you think of beale street, barbecue and blues. most of all, you think of elvis. this is where it all began. sun studios. >> elvis presley started recording here. >> where did the king stand? >> about here. this is one of the original

victor young. apologize for that. victor young. sorry, mr. young. i need to turn off my phone also. mc

"new day sunday" continues right now with christi paul and victor now with christi paul and victor blackwell. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> after five years in captivity their son beau is coming home. >> his mother was crying when she answered the phone. >> i think everybody burst into tears or couldn't get a silly grin off their faces. >> it was an extraordinary and unprecedented noex. >> this is standard operating procedure for the taliban to take prisoners and exchange them for their own prisoners. >> i didn't give up hope. bergdahls never give up their hope. >> i'd like to say beau right now who is having trouble speaking english. [ speaking in foreign language ] i'm your father, beau. >> it's just extraordinary, isn't it? we just even can't wrap our heads around it. can you imagine how he feels. >> and the family and the town and everyone there. >> i'm christi paul, thank you for spending your time with us. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is "new day sunday." four years, ten months, 30 days. that's how long sergeant bowe bergdahl was held captive by taliban militants in afghan

victor blackwell, thank you for sharing it with us. victor mentioned that important decade "the sixties," it is back this week with the stories of american freedom fighters, men and women who never fired a shot but blazed the trail for civil rights. join cnn or set the dvr for "the sixties, a long march to freedom" this thursday night at 9:00 eastern. the top of the hour is now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hour two, i'm brooke baldwin. in iraq more cities falling, borders being seized. we're learning as many as 10,000 people have joined this deadly militant march toward bagdad. in the capital today, secretary of state john kerry vowed, his words, intense support in the fight against the terrorists who now control a huge chunk of both iraq and syria. after meeting with the prime minister nuri al maliki, secretary kerry said this. >> it is essential that iraq's leaders form a genuinely asclusive government as rapidly

. >>> elsewhere to the victor go to the spoils and again in san antonio, wednesday they're

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 4:00 on the west coast. . this is "new day sunday." >>> first thing this morning, the u.s. is beefing up its presence in the persian gulf as iraq vows to strike back against these radical militants who want to set up a new vast islamist state. >> the aircraft carrier "uss george h.w. bush" is in the gulf. its mission, to protect american lives and interests as fighting spreads across iraq, of course. >> militants have seized cities and towns north of the capital baghdad but the iraqi military is insisting it is seizing them back. and a feared advance by the extremists on baghdad appears to have slowed at least for now. >> inside iraq, thousands of men and even teenagers and boys are joining the fight against the islamist militants. >> they say they will do whatever it takes to protect their homeland. cnn's senior international correspondent nic robertson is in baghdad this morning. >> reporter: on their way to fight isis. answering the call of their leaders, young and old, religious and tribal, hundreds of vol

"new day sunday" continues right now with christi paul and victor now with christi paul and victor blackwelll, good morning to you! grab your cup of choice, whatever it is. sit back and relax a little bit. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 8:00 on the east coast. this is "new day sunday." this was supposed to be the horse. this was the one, wrapped in white carnations, enshrined in history, it was supposed to be california chrome as the winner of the triple crown. >> instead one of chrome's owners is blasting the results for his colt's fourth place finish. he is ticked

victor, christi?r the children who try to flee their country. 12 hours ago, we learned buses full of children and mothers with infants arrived back in honduras. >> we are going to talk about the political bombshell that everyone in washington is still talking about. house majority leader, eric cantor defeated in his primary. of course this changes the gop leadership. we are going to talk about the nuances, the finer points here and the affect on democrats and the president. looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, that's progressive. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for

the games with open arms now we're bringing you part two of my interview with forth the economist victor matheson he's telling us about the very wide range of issues facing the world cup both economic and otherwise and the european central bank is moving into chartered waters without a map to get a better understanding of what's going on in euro and dr ben steele is on the program senior fellow and director of international economics at the council of foreign relations is filling us in on what exactly is happening over the c.v. and in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing debt forgiveness and the rebalancing risk in our economy let's get to. our lead story today brazil now for the next couple weeks you can't and won't mention brazil without mentioning the world cup for better or worse and with the kick off only a couple days away protests are exploding throughout the country not really an optimal time for brazil that's for sure now brazil has a lot and i mean a lot at stake here the world cup is the most watched televised sporting event in the world and brazil hasn't posted

el jinete mexicano victor espinoza no logro conquistar la triple corona en la tradicional carrera dent stakes..comenzamos... bienvenidos al noticiero. felix ya esta en brasil cubriendo el mundial. compareciÓ hoy ante la justicia. familiares y amigos de la vÍctima realizaron una vigilia para rendir tributo de recordaciÓn al joven asesinado, y rezar por la recuperaciÓn de otras dos personas que quedaron heridas. >> con terror en la voz es como esta mujer describe en su llamada al 911 como el acusado armado con un rifle disparÓ indiscriminadamente. >> fue llevado hoy a la corte donde apareciÓ encadenado y vistiendo un traje verde oscuro diseÑado para que no pudiera intentar suicidarse, se le leyeron los cargos que se le imputan. se le acusa de homicidio en primer grado y asalto en segundo grado y el juez le negÓ el derecho a fianza. en el aÑo 2010 se realizÓ una llamada al 911 diciendo que sentÍa rabia dentro de Él y el deseo de lastimarse y hacer lo mismo con otros. estaba obsesionado con la matanza de colombine. >> es cÓmico lo conozco hace tiempo, Él sabe cÓmo hacerte reÍr y estÁ pre

the games with open arms now we're bringing you part two of my interview with forth the economist victor matheson he's telling us about the very wide range of issues facing the world cup both economic and otherwise and the european central bank is moving into chartered waters without a map so to get a better understanding of what's going on in your own land dr ben steele is on the program senior fellow and director of international economics at the council of foreign relations is filling us in on what exactly is being overseen c.v. and in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing debt forgiveness and the rebalancing risk in our economy let's get to. our lead story today brazil now for the next couple weeks you can't and won't mention brazil without mentioning the world cup for better or worse and with the kick off only a couple days away protests are exploding throughout the country not really an optimal time for brazil that's for sure now brazil has a lot and i mean a lot at stake here at the world. up is the most watched televised fourteen event in the world and brazil hasn't

the games with open arms now we're bringing you part two of my interview put forth the economist victor matheson he's telling us about the very wide range of issues facing the world cup both economic and otherwise and the european central bank is moving into chartered waters without a map so to get a better understanding of what's going on in your own land dr ben steele is on the program senior fellow and director of international economics at the council of foreign relations is filling us in on what exactly is being overseen c.v. and in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing debt forgiveness and the rebalancing risk in our economy let's get to. our lead story today brazil now for the next couple weeks you can't and won't mention brazil without mentioning the world cup for better or worse and with the kick off only a couple days away protests are exploding throughout the country not really an optimal time for brazil that's for sure now brazil has a lot and i mean a lot at stake here the world cup is the most watched televised sporting event in the world and brazil hasn't po

it happens. >> it happens. >> victor, let's start with you.if amazon is spreading itself too thin. cory makes the case that amazon is willing to experiment. >> at the end of the day, in my mind, amazon has been one of the few companies in history that has figured out how to own a customer. is, iney are doing --anding to the setups setups and the phone, it is creating an ecosystem, trapping the customer in the ecosystem, and getting them to spend more. i agree, it is about driving physical good sales. >> amazon does not seem to gauge success based on profit. it does a lot of things, cost a lot of money, and it is folks on revenue growth and acquiring customers. what would be the benchmark for success for an amazon phone? >> if you look at the smartphone market, there are 5.2 billion phones in the market. only 32% are penetrated. there is an open market for someone to come in and get market share. in the u.s. alone, only 60% of the phones are smartphones. that 40%, probably price-sensitive consumers, there is an opportunity for amazon to come in

that was sports economist victor matheson. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return a council of foreign relations senior fellow mr ben steel is telling us about the e.c.b. as recent drastic measures then in today's big deal edward harris and i are talking about debt forgiveness and the rebalancing risks in our economy and don't forget that you can see all segments features and they show on you tube at youtube dot com slash boom bust our teeth and on who who doesn't love who now it's time to run but before we do here are a look at some air closing numbers of the bell come on back and. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question or. temporary history of yugoslavia this formation as a prosperous and peaceful country was considered it so be a success story market socialism and in many regards it was the most in the developed. boom was this teacher of democracy and ma

>> the screen just went off victor. oh, right how is that. where you going tonight >> there's quite a huge (inaudible) can i step do you thing this is the same thing. >> can you just are you able to take and scroll at the same time. >> sure. >> i have a question. if you could stand by the mike >> i apologize. >> so there's a group of people opposing. >> 6 people to be notified i have a petition of over 25 but 6 people filed and on that notice sorry. we it went out to each and every one of us we would get notified >> when you say filed what. >> not filed we sent or correspondence or not filing but stating our objections and went to the hearing. >> do you remember the timing and the response of the e-mail? it was prior to april 4th >> oh, yeah. it looks like it's marked was happening okay. go ahead and find the e-mail please. pardon me. >> find the e-mail. >> it's not marked okay. trying to pull this one up there's 50 communications maybe i'm exaggerating communications between us if not - no >> okay. >> that one was not it. >> why don't you ta

. ♪ >> los ojos del paÍs estaban puestos sobre el california crome y su jinete mexicano vÍctor espinosair del cuarto lugar. mientras que el triunfador siempre se mantuvo adelante cuando llegÓ a la recta final espinosa usÓ su lÁtigo pero no respondiÓ la milla y media de distancia serÍa su obstÁculo mÁs grande nos dijo antes de la carrera este jinete jubilado quien tambiÉn contendiÓ por la triple corona en 1981. >> lo que estÁ cuestionable, en duda el a distancia, la milla y media pero se ha ganado a todos. >> las apuestan lo favorecÍan por mucho al hipÓdromo de ny llegaronlas que querÍan ser testigo de un hecho histÓrico 76 aÑos que nadie gana la triple corona. >> vine con expectativa de california crome, pero un poco decepcionado porque esperÁbamos que ganara para hacer historia en ny. >> el triunfador fue dominicano rosario, vÍctor mientras tanto agradeciÓ a sus seguidores y lamentÓ haberles fallado. >> les agradezco mucho por el aporte, que disculpen que no lo pudimos lograr. >> es la segunda vez que falle la primera vez fue en 2002, muchos aquÍ esperan que regrese el prÓximo aÑo o en

. >> for california chrome's jockey, victor espinosa, today was a chance at triple crown redemption, in 2002, he rode war emblem to the derby but finished eighth in the belmont. it is hard, too, for the millions of fans pulling for this underdog. >> really sad about what happened today. we were looking forward to california chrome winning today. >> a tough day for racing fans and everyone on team california chrome. the horse came up on the wrong side of history. not racing royalty. karen travers, abc news, belmont park. >>> and more disappointment in california chrome's co-owner's hometown. hundreds turned out in downtown yuba city to watch the race but they had to leave disappointed when their hometown horse did not win. chrome's hometown track is los alamedas. abc news reporter nick smith has more. >> reporter: the faces tell the story. >> disappointed. but it was a good race. >> reporter: there is a reason only 11 horses have won the kentucky derby, preakness and belmont stakes all in the same year. it is not easy to do. >> he has the preakness and the kentucky derby under his bel

victor, with this criminal warrant, two take-aways. number one, the breakfast before this horrendous incident took place. and two, the lunch time trip to the car. >> let's start at the beginning of the day, brooke, where according to this warrant from the county police department, justin ross harris was seen. so that suggests there is surveillance video. he was seen having breakfast at this chick-fil-a restaurant, not far from his home and from his workplace, and placing little cooper into this car seat in the rear seat, rear-facing in the center of that seat. so that suggests anyone who has a child and they use a car seat, if you're in the driver's seat and you look into that rear-view mirror, you can see what's between the head rests. and he would have seen that child in that seat. that, again, is according to police. that's the morning. then he drove to work, went into his job at the home depot service center. and according to this warrant, justin harris was seen going back to that vehicle during lunchtime, opening the driver's side

. >> that's what he's called by who may know him host, victor espinosa. >> he was the leading aprebt nls in 1993. >> california chrome's fourth place finish at the belmont stakes was secondary. in their eyes, he had already proven himself to be a winner. >> i look at the legs, i look at the color, at the behind. >> and we're talking horses. >> we're talking horses, yes. >> i have been betting on him because he was determined, and i believe he put the most effort into every race. >> he won two of the best races there ever was. he wouldn't be in this position right now if he didn't do those two. >> coming into today's race as the heavy favorite, this race did nothing to change that's for california chrome's legion of fans. >>> and more disappointment in california chrome's co-owners home town. hundreds turned out to watch the race, but they had to leave disappointed when their hometown horse did not win. chrome's home track is lose alameadose in the area. they were in the stands watching the race, disappointed for the loss. karen traverse is also there, she continues the coverage with

. >> that's what he's called by who may know him host, victor espinosa. >> he was the leading aprebt nls in 1993. >> california chrome's fourth place finish at the belmont stakes was secondary. in their eyes, he had already proven himself to be a winner. >> i look at the legs, i look at the color, at the behind. >> and we're talking horses. >> we're talking horses, yes. >> i have been betting on him because he was determined, and i believe he put the most effort into every race. >> he won two of the best races there ever was. he wouldn't be in this position right now if he didn't do those two. >> coming into today's race as the heavy favorite, this race did nothing to change that's for california chrome's legion of fans. >>> and more disappointment in california chrome's co-owners home town. hundreds turned out to watch the race, but they had to leave disappointed when their hometown horse did not win. chrome's home track is lose alameadose in the area. they were in the stands watching the race, disappointed for the loss. karen traverse is also there, she continues the coverage with

i mean, joe marshall the community organizer who came up as rough as anybody else and as well as victor. because we are lawyers, does not mean that we are any less members of this community or that we care any less than anybody else. we are people who came up the hard way, we are people who learned, we are people who care, and just because we were fortunate enough or warked hard enough to go to law school or to become from the streets to a vice principal and then an executive director of a organization and helping out youth does not mean that we are not people who are qualified to sit on this commission and still have a connection to the basic human beings, and the basic rights that people want. and it is a ridiculous notion that we or any of us are hand picked. and i wrote out and i went on-line and i applied and i wrote out an application and i was chosen to sit on this commission and i competed with the other people just as victor did and you know, suzy worked hard and she worked hard in the da's office, and she applied for the job, and she was appointed and the same as joe marshall

fred. >> victor blackwell. so disturbing. earlier i talked to holly hughes about police suspicions.nd police are pressing the investigation of the father and the claims that his son's death was an accident. >> his answers and his responses when it first happened weren't consistent. they didn't make sense. they didn't add up. so they think there's more to this. they're looking that the child for any injuries that may have occurred prior to this death. so they're going to look at the inside of his mouth. is his inside lip bruised from where maybe he was suffocated. maybe this isn't an accidental death. and that's where the investigation is going. they're probably ordering toxicology to see if maybe this baby was given something. maybe like a super dose of benadryl. plus, he's 22-month-olds, fred. there's a likelihood if he fussed, somebody would have seen or heard something. >> we're going to continue to follow that story throughout the weekend. >>> another story we're following today, the white house announced that they will spend more than $300 million for the 10,000 children showin

victor young. apologize for that. victor young. sorry, mr. young. i need to turn off my phone also. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the july 8th, 2014 board of