lying, lying ted. little marco. lying, crooked hillary. >> see, it always works. plus, you have all the teen jerseys from both sides. and you get ejections from the stands. >> get him out of here. >> sooner or later, peaceful folks will tire of the repeated attacks and then exercise another right of their own. [ applause ] all right, i worry -- >> why are you starting with me? >> you're the athlete. am i exaggerating my fear that this could get worse? >> no, i don't think you are. i think what's happening here -- and i'm an independent by the way and i know donald trump. i live here in new york, so i know what he's all about. you know, it's kind of interesting watching what's happening. i know the people who support donald trump will be emboldened by what they saw yesterday, because they saw the mexican flag on the soil of the united states. they saw these people yelling at him, as if he weren't an american running for president. i think this is going to embolden people. what's going to happen is sooner or later, it's going to come together and that's when it will

this is deep ly self destructi destructive.o has just raised huge concerns in the minds of republicans. it was a test. is this guy pivoting? is he ready? in fact he failed the test dramatic ly. >> dickerson: what about on democratic side, ruth. the test hillary clinton had the same test, what is your grade offer? >> thought she got a good grade. i thought, it's all about the baseline, all about the curve. when your contest is against donald trump anybody is going to look pretty good when he's talking the way he was talking about muslims and muslim community and president obama. but i think that we're at this very interesting moment as we talk about muslims and is program i can terror we talk about national security. i think you may be starting to see a shift in the gun debate. nobody should ever think that changing gun laws in this country is easy. but as we begin to talk about guns as a question of not just gun control but question of national security. that's really potential opening here. in terms of secretary clinton she ca

most americans think hillary clinton is lying about her e-mails. we will have the latest developments. good friday morning, everybody. lauren: tgif. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. president obama endorses hillary clinton and meets with bernie sanders. sanders vowing to stay in the race. nicole: stock pulls back from a three-day run. let's check out u.s. stock market futures this morning. dow futures down # 9. s&p futures down 11. lauren: in asia, nikkei down 4% and in china closed for holiday. nicole: retreat in oil prices weighing on stock after 1% drop yesterday, oil pulling backs and a half percent. 49-point # 4 for barrel. lauren: yahoo ceo sparking a new bidding war. at&t wants to stop for internet business. nicole: more headache from valeant, we will hear from the man who has made a mint. lauren: san josÉ sharks force pittsburgh penguins to a game six sunday night. suspensions for thursday's baltimore brawl. nicole: that's right. friday june 10th, we welcome you fbn:am welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and w

is hillary lying about the e-mails and how they are handled, 60% yes. did she put security at risk with classified e-mails? we today that in fact cia agents in the field, their names may have been compromised. that means their lives could have been in jeopardy. if you have numbers that high and she claims no big deal. is she playing a game or know something we don't know? >> i don't know. she knows how to deceive pretty well. >> she's a pro. >> not as much as some folks do. this is polling, negative ratings and bad commercials now. when you have a history of engaging in conduct like this and over the years people understand it. when you have a server that is a home-brewed server that is susceptible to russian intelligence and chinese intelligence, when you engage in conduct like that, when you engage in all of the conduct with it has an impact with voters. 60% think she did something wrong when it comes to the private e-mail and server. she chalks it up to negative research. we know she has already done sometho the ig report was clear when senior depart

he simply cannot resist lying. even when he knows that you know the truth. that is what makes it pathological. he said he wanted to keep it private. here is when he wanted to keep it private. he skipped the fox news debate. afraid of getting megan kelly questions, he held a public fundraiser for veterans, here is how private he tried to keep it. >> i called some friends, we cracked $6 million. donald trump gave $1 million. >> only one person can brag about raising $6 million, and donating $1million, both of which were untrue, and then today, say this. >> if we could, i wanted to keep it private. i don't think it is anybody's business if i want to send money to the vets. >> that is a profound pathological lying. it was first described by a german physician in 1991. donald trump has no such fear. pathological liars do not fear getting caught lying, they are incapable of telling the truth. they are, of course, outraged, i mean, outraged when you don't believe them. the truth is, that donald trump's press conference today, his personal failure to donate a millio

i work with clients around the world that come to my events, the thing that keeps us stuck, we're lying to ourselves, we're pretending, rationalizing, settling. we're afraid to tell the truth, we're afraid of the consequences. what will happen if i tell the truth, i'm not happy in my relationship and/or my job, telling the truth shifts reality. the truth will set you free. ask yourself the question what is it i'm pretending to not know. >> realize you are not who you think you are. what do you mean? >> we're often living expectations that have been passed down to us from our parents, family, grandparents. we're told be normal, just fit in, you are not enough and i think freedom comes from being in touch with who you really are. >> recognize that your thoughts are not real.

you and i loved him desperate ly. i saw him maybe a couple weeks a year. >> it wasn't until he was 1, daly says, that his father told him the truth. and just two years later -- >> we were about to do a play together, a summer stock tour. and my father died on the day we were going to begin rehearsals. so it felt like this momentous point in my life where i was about to really get to know him as a man and the universe intervened. and there this was moment where the torch was passed. i was now the man. so, you know, sort of robbed of that. opportunity to really get to know my dad. >> i bet with your own son that it's been really important to you to be close to him. >> oh, gosh, i mean both my kids. >> he's a wonderful dad. >> he's always been extreme ly supportive of both of us. he's loving, he's present. >> so involved with his kids, sam and emelyn, also actors, that he and his son even have web series together called, what else, the daly show. >> daly show is reality show. real life. >> i want to talk to the tim daly

this is open screen uber's app in china, and open ly, it says 30% cheaper than didi. yen which is less than a dollar. >> market share. >> and this is no expiration date, and so it is almost everywhere, you know, in china, so i find it quite cute, because i have never seen a company put their competitor's brand on their own home page. i find it very convenient, too, because this is a strong proof to show that we have better service, and i like to to see this more often. >> i mean, boom! jean liu is taking uber straight on. and we had bill gurley on, and the implication from uber is that they are getting all of the mo e e nooshgs and not profitable, and she is saying, absolutely not. and taking them straight on, and this generation of the entrepreneurs in china is not to with. >> quite cute. ouch. and mike, the argument are from the investors is that there is room for two in china if nowhere else. do you buy that? >> well, it seems that is the market built for it, and it seems that market, and kind of like what the smartphones can leapfrog the older infrastructure elsew

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supposededly ly on a hit list be he cracked down on mexican cartels.uld be embracing for his history and he was also born not far from where i was born in indiana in east chicago. i was born in chicago. neither of us are mexican in any sense of that word. >> it should be noted that everyone has a right to put forth a motion for recusal if they have an issue. there has been no motion presented in this case by his attorneys to have the judge recused. and so i'm at a loss to why anybody would take that kind of chance when someone's going to sit in judgment of you. thank you, appreciate it as always and jonathan, love having you. thank you so much. >>> coming up today, trump's attorney, jill martin, will join brooke baldwin at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. stay tuned for that. >>> the anger, the yelling, the scandals, the scuffles, the controversy, the tv. long before the 2016 presidential race, my next guest was giving daytime drama a whole new meaning and now jerry springer is out on the tirades of donald trump is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at

the officer that responded saw the daughters lying in the street and sheets with a gun in her head. the officer shot sheets when she refused to drop the gun. >>> a minnesota judge is in no hurry to decide who will get a piece of prince's fortune. the siblings were in court today. the sister and five half siblings have the superstar estate. the prince died in april. nothing found. >>> storms tonight and tomorrow. >>> that's right. tracking them on live alert doppler. >> showers close to the southern suburbs. flood warnings out earlier and the showers have held together up towards buoy and fairfax and dale city. niece are pretty heavy towards winchester, we have a flood warning and it is just hardy county now for the flash flood warning until 8:30. when you have a warning out. that means it is occurring. seek higher ground. move in a little bit. a little bit of light activity but nothing crazy. a couple sprinkles in the for the nats game. there is this flood watch continuing until 11:00 and covering either side of i-81. the areas in blue have flood warnings in effect. for the game, ma

he said they are lying, they are lying. the people that were there can tell you that. i said what are you talking about? he says the pilot of the flight attendants always come on the plane and they get into a van to go to the motel. i said yeah. he says they saw the whole thing. i said what are you talking about? i know they saw the whole thing. i said to the judge, timeout, judge. mr. goodman, don't waste our time. give me a couple days to investigate it. you can't get a little bit. i went back to my office and said to one of my associates of a my associates can win a light amber because manny was going to be this way. we know the airline. find out who the pilot was. he found out my called the pilot. he was in san francisco. i said would you mind coming down in telling this judge what you saw that day. he said i don't mind. i said i'll buy you dinner. if you do that i will buy you dinner. comes into court. i put them on the road. they most be a same god i guess. he said yeah, i was there and i saw this. three cups, three big red not -- redneck cops. that fella sitting

he also just tweeted crooked hillary clinton who i would love to call lying hillary is getting ready to totally misrepresent my foreign policy positions. where do you think she's going to misrepresent what he says? >> i think she's just going to repeat what she's been saying on the campaign trail. she's saying that mr. trump wants to ban all muslims. that's not his policy. mr. trump wants to arm japan, that is not his policy. mr. trump has made statements over the koirs course of the ca simply because the status quo is unacceptable and hillary clinton wants to maintain that. i would hope mrs. clinton would talk about foreign policy and talk about the reasons why she should have the job considering all of the failures not only as secretary of state, but even for the policies that she wants to maintain, whether it's initially labeling isis as a jv team, ignoring the arab spring, invading sovereign nations, overthrowing governments, leaving a vacuum for terrorism to flourish, or even pushing nato which was just attacked at its headquarters has failed five voechlts in geopolitical politi

is she lying, yes or no. 60% say she is lying about this. >> what's interesting to find out is the independentsf the independent believe she is lying and mishandling the email swaik as well. that's why you are seeing such high unfavorables for hillary clinton. that's why you are seeing a hillary clinton trying to prebrand herself with being the historic moment of the first woman presidential candidate. she wants to get off the topic of the email servers. bill: we are trying figure out what putin is doing in ukraine. it's possible that they are watching to see what our communications are. that's the essence of this story. thanks for the debate. almost 9:30 now. heather: it's a big day in louisville, kentucky where a town says good-bye to the greatest mohammed ali. bill: a warning that voting against a bill will cost american lives. what does this mean for our military? >> if you are going to vote no, you are worried about budget caps. we love military. everybody loves the military. well your love doesn't help them. your love doesn't buy a damn thing. urn relief. the antacid goes to work in secon

stone: in san leandro it turned deadly early this morning of 43 your man was found lying on the sidewalk outside of the bar it appears to be a senseless act of violence five men or rested after getting caught stealing $5,000 worth of red ball from a safeway grocery store police said the driver sped out of the parking lot red and red light in you concede the hall with the tried to get away if the job on to interstate 80 where they were stopped and then arrested such police were able to track come down searched the car from a stolen box along with math and southern california and intensive wild fire is raging in this area of los angeles county they're just into the news from the bill just into the newsroom firefighters report some 300 a. of burn so far it is on a 15 percent contained at this hour there are reports this some structures of also burned homes in the area have been evacuated right now the fire is only 20 percent contained. >>reporter: and temporarily close the southbound lane interstate 15 for several hours earlier. >>reporter: maybe on the road where early on tomorrow morning

, and hillary clinton has of course won the democratic no, ma'am nas, and beat bernie sanders sound lyn california, and has a lead in the pledge delegate, and the popular votes and superdelegates as well, but it is a difficult process for somebody like bernie sanders who has enjoyed the cheers of the crowd for months now to back out of the race now, and turn it over to the rival. hillary clinton managed to do it eight years ago successfully with president obama, and he has been trying to shepherd the process all along with the assessment of both campaigns, carl, and president obama has been playing this adroitly, and that is to say that he and vice president biden have not put public pressure on bernie sanders to get out of the race, and they did not make endorsements, but it came out the way that president obama wanted, because he wanted hillary clinton to be elected to preserve his legacy, and now he is going to be talking sense for bernie sanders and say it is in the best interest of the values and with what they share, because we don't know if bernie sanders is going to be coming o

i don't think she is lying. >> let me tell you about special rules. hillary clinton has put her soul blazing the campaign trail for more than a year despite the fact that the koch brothers have spent $39 try to make something out of -- $30 million trying to make some thing out of benghazi. the e-mail thing is something that has been drummed up i people to denigrate her for years now. press,es questions from she's not afraid to answer questions and looking on the other side, you have donald trump. we are satisfied with our candidate. i think she's pretty dam good. >> [indiscernible] >> let me tell you something, the republicans are that foolish in a going to keep women from going to clinics around the continueif they will stopping us from processing veterans claims, take money from ebola, they're going to ignore the advice and counsel on a daily basis, they better be careful in november. they look it be even worse than i think they will be. get beat even worse than i think they will be. i don't them what the republican leader was thinking yesterday. re

you're saying she's lying? >> devon: hilary told you that my dad kidnapped her? >> jack: she told me through tears. she didn't want to admit anything. i dragged it out of her, the whole ugly story of how neil here plotted to wreck a marriage, which led to her falling off a trail in virgin gorda and hitting her head. once you realized what you'd done, you flew her back home and didn't tell anyone about it. you kept her in yo b

it doesn't negate the fact that donald trump is lying. this was a fraudulent project. # >> didn't these lawsuits exist before the election, before donald trump -- well in advance. >> wait, wait, wait. the lawsuits that the judge said that these law firms could handle came after donald trump was in the press -- >> people were suing before he was running for president. they didn't have a crystal ball to anticipate he was going to run for president. they didn't like the product. >> you guys are talking in political terms but this is a this is not political to the fellow that i introduced you to. that man served in the navy for 40 years. when he signed up for this course he believed in donald trump. he thought donald trump was going to help him become not a billionaire but maybe a couple of thousandaire. his wife swiped their target card so they could fulfill the payment on this. there are hundreds and hundreds of people who have come forward to say look i believed in this guy and he defrauded me. they didn't learn anything. there were no han

the video had questions from a reporter demanding the administration was lying. they said they were not telling the truth to protect delicate negotiations. no one involved claims to not know who ordered the cut. >>> the consumer financial protection bureau is proposing new rules to protect borrowers. pay day loans are tied to a borrow borrower's next paycheck. the average annual percentage rate is 390%. the loans are often used to cover rent or utility. you are always in hock for the next paycheck. here is what the government wants to do. make sure the borrower can afford the loan and the debt track cycle to make it harder to refinance existing loans. 80% of loans are reborrowed within a month. main pay day lenders have access to paychecks. >> it is like 10 billion red flags here. >> the consumer financial protection bureau wants to protect people. i tell you, supporters of the industry say there is a big trend to the american public who survive on these pay day loans. they survive on having access to future cash because they are not making enough money. >>> dram

the poll asks about clinton's private e-mail scandal. 56% of voters say clinton is lying about how she handled the e-mail situation while she served as secretary of state, that's compared to 27% who said she's telling the truth and when it comes to putting our national security at risk 57% say yes, she did put the country at risk to 32% say no she did not. these are interesting numbers. they could have a major impact on the general election in november but we'll be keeping an eye on these for you. >> can you imagine 60% thought i was a liar. that cannot be good. >> that's not a good thing. >> joining us now with reaction is fox news contributor. laura good to see you. there's a lot to come because we learn that the cia may have been compromised and she deleted 30,000 e-mails and 65% of people think she's a liar and there was top secret information compromised and a special access program which is above top secret classification found on those e-mails in the mom and pop shop in a bathroom closet. how much does it impact the election? >> i think when you look at the numbers and these pol

, she is now lying, crooked hillary -- >> excellent.tory, he makes -- >> i disagree. tell me why you think -- lou: because what? >> i think it's excellent, because he's proving -- the greenies will love this, he's recycling. [laughter] he's using one name, he's not -- lou: she set you up. >> it's a good nickname, and he's going the use it again, and i'm very impressed with that. and because it also fits. she is a liar -- lou: that half, half the sanders voters right there, recycling. >> it's true. that's a good angle. if he uses that -- i was disappointed. i thought, you know, the nicknames have to be special, so i think you assign them, and you retire them. lou: yeah, you have to admit, tammy, there is the inverse view that it's a retread and a little tiresome. >> like hillary. is that wrong? i'm sorry. lou: i think consonance is also a powerful -- >> this other word, she could be a fibbing feminist. lou: yeah, i like that. >> psychologically, politically they're brilliant because if you can reinforce the most negative point of your op

and the community he loved dear ly. it has been said what we have done for ourselves alone dies with us. what we have done for others and the world, remains and is immortal. a devoted servant to the community he lives on in the deeds he performed and in the thoughts and memories of him that we hold dear. to the men and women of the san jose police department, sworn and non-sworn, it has been a long seven days since mike was tragedy taken from us. your actions on that fateful day and the days following, again, and always will, exemplify what the city has come to expect from its police force. to mike's family, we cannot begin to imagine the anguish and loss you are going through. however, we do feel your pain. the department often speaks about family, about being part of the police family. we hope you truly me -- know and feel you are part of our family. you always will be and we will always be here for you. to april, josh, jason, thank you. thank you for allowing your hero to be our hero and wear the uniform of the san j

in wait. >> sneaky. >> not just one, there are 2 lions lying in wait. they are strategically place, a trench near a water hole. you know that is where lunch and dinner and breakfast show up. what could possibly go on? >> this is what these guys are designed to do. >> this is how the circle of life works. >> oh no. >> okay, what just happened, nobody scouted out how deep the water was. >> initial confused embarrassed reaction of that line just made my day. >> buddy had a completely different reaction. he is like i was supposed to tell you it was a few feet deeper than you thought. they are going to need a real good story when they get back to the pack. >> yes, there were 50 or 60 huge bears the chase the soft. >> that is a great story. >> he is trending for a lot of reasons. he is about to perform the trick, how to straighten a pics tail. >> i don't think i want to see this. >> that is amazing. >> it is not a permanent magic trick. >> i love this magic trick. >> there's something so odd about this. >> everybody has different ways of managing and handling

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. >> and what doctors wants to you know if you look at your smart phone while lying in bed. your news start right now. >>> we begin tonight with developing story more fire i works on capitol hill congressional democrats are in their 11th hour in protests on the democratic gloor. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> this say look at the house floor the live feed is this live what we're seeing yes, it is this is from scott peters peri scope account democrat from continued to chapter and shout for tougherer gun laws despite paul ryan calling for order. "fox5" lauren demarco is liver outside the capitol with the latest. this is a wild night, lauren. >> it really is it's been going on all day and while the lawmakers inside continue to mix it up with house speaker paul ryan there's protesters outside and they gathered here to cheer on the house democrats and help them continue with their sit in. i have with me jena you'lls speaking with the protesters hurricane irene and you came out your mother was called in a shooting back in 201. snre yes. >> tell me why you want to be o

>> you're lying. >> i'm lying? why don't you shut up?ot going to shut my mouth. >> announcer: has been leading up to this. >> if i didn't think i would go to jail for it, i would come across this three feet of floor and take his damn head off. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things.

the last time she kept lying and talking about untreuts. she talked about japan and the military and didn't say the the way i said sit. i said this time as she lies we are going to counter act it. and we did. i did break into her speech a lot. lou: it's interesting you will be following by one day her speech and your subject tomorrow will be hillary clinton. we'll come back and get a preview of what you are going to focus on as you adress former secretary. we'll be right back after these messages with donald trump. years ago, i was starring in a one-woman show about a cat allergic to other cats. opening-slash-closing night it hit me: hats for cats. everyone said i was crazy. when i went online. i got my domain, catswithhats.com from godaddy. now these things are fee-ly-in' outta here. got a crazy idea you think you can turn into a success? we know you can and we've got a domain for you. go you. godaddy. lou: we are back with donald trump. you will be addressing hillary clinton in a speech. it turns out to be a rebuttal because she went toda

so, particular ly if the economy's the number one issue, it's going to bother voters that they've amassed so much wealth and power. >> all right. rich, so, character will matter more than the economy as well. prz. >> possibly, but that cuts both ways and neutralizes itself because trump has a lot of character problems, too. a couple of weeks ago, trump said something very valuable. he said a secured nation, we need to be a rich nation. this is where he needed to concentrate and really lay out details in an optimistic reaganesque way. >> the e-mail situation is really beginning to bother a lot of people. fox news had a poll. hillary's e-mail problems are big not only for republicans, obviously, but independents, a third of the country is independents. 64% of them think that hillary's lying. even democrats are bothered by it 35%. >> this is a huge problem and quinnipiac had a similar poll which found that 59% of voters don't trust hillary clinton and 58% don't trust donald trump, so, both of them are doing terribly in the sense that people don't think of them as honest or trustworthy. i thi

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lying hillary.com which will list all of her lies.llary lies to benghazi families. the campaign said there will be plenty more to add. in the latest rasmussen poll clinton is holding her lead over trump by 5 points 43 to 39 with 6 percent of voters saying they are still undecided. as trump areyes in the u.k. brexit is the what is on people's minds there. presumptive nominee saying just got to scotland. they are going wild over the vote. they took their country back just like we will take america back. no games. >>> it was interesting to see what donald trump has to say there. >> garrett. thank you. >>> lindsay lohan and politics. she has strong feelings she wants to let you know about about the brexit vote. some people are calling her a br expert. the story that has everyone talking. >> good morning, ladies. folks talking about the u.k.'s decision to leave the european union. the topic even capturing the attention of hollywood wild child lindsay lohan. as results were rolling in she tweeted a string of bizarre tweets where she reveale

dumpster at the apartment complex where they both live charged with murder a special circumstance of lying in wait kidnapping forceable rape the trial set for february 21, 2017 been dollars faces life in prison. >> britteny: as we wake up tomorrow morning it will be on the cooler side >> britteny: 9-547 santa rosa take off the morning and then kaiser on the region's many between the '50's. active '80s and '90s for in an vacations' sunday into next week is a >> pam: conference held at 11:00 the oakland police department to immediate action for misconduct issues. the story involving a call girl under a decline of six officers. >> steve: years in game six of the files game thursday but tomorrow expect to learn more about the mri results for andrew who sprained his knee in game 5 but did make the game to cleveland's. crown >> pam: fogging begins for west elvira's the notice sent to neighborhoods in san jose campbell it begins at 11:00 tomorrow morning >> steve: skiff from caltrans whether have never been assigned about the construction. as starts us tomorrow on morning news >> britteny: marwar

. >> we could tell when someone was lying, and we'd confront them with those lies. >> everybody you talk to has a piece of information that you may not have known would become value until later on. >> time was running out, but i would not stop looking for saddam. ♪ ♪ >>> saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict. >> under the president's order, coalition forces began the ground war to disarm iraq and liberate the iraqi people. >> operation iraqi freedom, our effort to dismantle the iraqi regime is fully under way. >> it started with the airstrikes in march. the ground campaign began late march/early april. i believe the last time we saw saddam was april 9th in the infamous clip of him moving down the streets in downtown baghdad. we pulled down the statue of saddam. but in order to have a decisive military victory, we needed the real saddam. we needed saddam hussein. the first brigade was a large unit with thousands of soldiers, and the mission of the brigade was establishing stability. the challenge to that was de

that truck was driving through a low-lying area. yesterday, causing a lot of flash flooding in the low-lying areas. the truck got stuck, overturned. all of the soldiers went spilling out into the water. three of them were rescued alive. as you mentioned, five s been found dead and the search continues here this morning for the four that are still missing. what could complicate matters here later in the day is that more rain possibly expected. that could trigger the floodwaters to come back up again. we'll see how that plays out throughout the day, but the search continues. >> all right, ed. another flooding story to tell people about. rain and flooding in paris causing the museum dorsy and the louvre to evacuate artwork to higher floors. the louvre removing 150,000 pieces. many of which were on display. both museums will remain closed until tuesday. >> we have new developments to tell you about in the ucla murder-suicide. investigators say the gunman who killed a professor on campus and then himself left a note in his backpack that

. >> all of the things that we saw, and clear ly he was not a real communist.s not a true believer. >> so we arranged for a meeting with him in the turkish bath in the hilton hotel. >> we started to talk to him. he wanted a better life. he wanted to do something that he could real areally believe in and ideologically he was clear ly on our side. he did not like communism. he believed that the american system was spearer, you and all of the things kind of came together, and we el realized that we could make a deal with him. and we did. that was aleksandr ogorodnik, a foreign ministry official for the soviet union and of course, the first issue that came up, we needed a code name for him. we could not refer to him in the cable traffic as ogorodnik. it would not be secure. so right from the beginning he became trigon. we knew that he was scheduled to rotate back to moscow in a very short time. that was going to be the payoff. that is where he would have the access to make a lot of difference, but the big issue was can we handle him after he returns home? >> moscow

a gunman approaches and aims at a woman lying on the ground. he pulls the trigger, and then, a miracle. his gun jams, she scrambles to safety. >> it was like i was in a film in an american movie. everything was bloken. there was a girl who took a bullet that came out the other side. and her friend had a scratch. we had only blood, we didn't have deaths. across the street, the gunman kill five people. wound eight. the attacks strike at the heart of the city. the cafes and bistros of paris, the french capital's living room. >> you drink, you smoke, you love, you live. that is it. nothing can happen. >> this night, something is happening. something unthinkable. >> ten men are moving through paris in teams, killing anyone they k most of the terrors are young and european born. their 6 rhythm target is about 25 feet from the restaurant. which is really, a few steps. roman is carrying groceries into his apartment building when the shooting starts. >> it started less than two minutes, one and a half, something like that. >> he rushes across the street

they're not taking it lying down.ell, i suppose they are. >> you're hurting my balls. >> a little below the belt, i'm sure. >> how is he getting away from both of them? >> dragged across the floor. it looks like it's going to continue until one assumes he is a manager from the grocery store comes out and -- >> hey, hey, hey, hey. >> they did all that. all i takes is for her to go, hey. hold up. that's old school fear right there. >> hey. >> this kid is climbing way up in the sky. so high in the sky it's even above the clouds. >> all to take a selfie. >> of course. >> this kid is an all photo for the roofy pictures. >> that is wild. what if they lose his balance? >> he's not wearing a harness. he is wearing jeans and a shirt. >> he didn't have extra secure gloves to keep a hold on? >> there were 15 police officers waiting for him. >> obviously. >> you can't go to other countries and do this kind of thing with no consequences. hello. >> the other side is i'm really appreciating this new view of hong kong. normally you h

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they are lying. they know they're lying. if they think they need to ban these certain kind of guns they need to look at banning hammers and knives, as well. five times as many homicides are considered with a knife and a hammer as with the exact guns they are trying to get rid of. >> leave it right there. great to meet you guys. >>> college kids shocked to learn that hillary clinton said the controversial things they thought donald trump said. is the main stream media to blame for all this confusion? >> what if i told you the correct answer for all of these is hillary clinton. >> really? >> wow. >> that makes me sad. >>> well, here's a fox news alert. the media is bias towards hillary clinton. don't believe me. they're covering hillary clinton controversies by a 4-1 margin and maybe that's why college thinks trump did the controversial things that hillary clinton did. >> this candidate wore a $12,000 suit while giving a speech on income and equality. here you go. hold it up. >> i'll go with trump for that one probably. >> $12

. >> we don't want to say, lying ted, we want to use it and pull it out and say, lying hilary. >> reportersome of the supporters were harassed by protesters leaving the convention center. protesters threw eggs at this woman's face. and here is another protester being pushed around. trump signs being stolen and trump items being burned to the ground. >> you were saying, this for the wealth. >> you don't like immigrants, maybe you should go back to europe. >> i'm not from europe. >> really? >> where are you from? >> i'm from tracy, california. i'm from the united states. >> that's exactly right. >> reporter: san jose police were here to deal with the protests. but those for and against trump outside the rally could not be contained. >> there's a lot of supporters here and i don't know where they come from. it's a city that strongly supports immigrants, it's made of immigrants and most of the county is big on immigration. i think they want attention for people to think like they, that they should be the ones heard. >> reporter: at this time the san jose police does not have significant proper

don't take your chronic migraine lying down. stand up. prevent headaches and migraines.list today. ♪ ♪ you'll know when that's when your grin should start ♪ >>> that's a softball team from the tony award-winning musical "hamilton." the team made up of the cast and crew sang "heart" from "damn yankees" before one of the games. these guys are all undefeated. they sound good. "cbs this morning" has a team, too. anybody can join if they want to. >> we're willing to take on the cast of "hamilton" if they'd like to join us. >> norah issued a challenge. >> we'd like that. >> like that a lot. welcome back. i'll be in the stands eating the popcorn going, go, go, norah, run! >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, newly released 911 calls reveal the terror when a little boy came face to face with a gorilla at the cincinnati zoo. we'll explore how his mom faces growing backlash from online bullies. >>> plus, past sponsors of the republican convention are pulling support because of the party's presumptive nominee, donald trump. ahead, why some companies