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in t last few minutes, ng and anthony bour dain is dead at the age of 61. cnn confirming that the food show host committed suicide. bourdain was in france working on an upcoming episode of the cnn series, a close friend found him unresponsive on friday morning. we will continue to follow this breaking news story and bring you the latest season it comes in. if you need help, please call the suicide hot line. someone is always available to talk and 1-800-273-8255. that is the national suicide prevention hotline. it is free and it is confidential. >> new this morning, a child is dead, this is after a crash in a construction zone along 680. the overnight tragedy serves as another important reminder for any driver when you're out there on the roads. >> it is so hard with thetion qt area. i drive by all the time on the way home from work. you can see that traffic is clear but it was a nightmare earlier this morning. there's a construction zone just north of here near calaveras road, traffic was slowing down when the driver of a black dodge according to chp appare

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. >> most federal judges, i think, don't speak out about these t kinds ngs, it's fair to say, but you have been writing letters over the years. you wrote one first in 2010 topr ident obama. you've written many since then. why? why are you taing about thi right now? >> i'm not comfortable doing it, and i never set out to be thee spokesman for federal judiciary on this issue. and the fact is judges have a constitutional lane that they need to stay in and i'm trying to be sensitive to that. i have been promised -- we as a nation have been promised immigration reform ever since i have been here, 15 years. fits and starts, never has happened. in my view, i am just reporting back from the front lines about what i see a what i know and how i experience the immigratior lem, and i'm hopeful that this information that i'mil providing inform a debate that will finally happen. >> no othefederal judgomes close to your sentencing record, right, over the last five years i was reading that you sentenced maybe 6,000 defendants for felony immigration violations, and your critics will say you are then s

we will check in for the race for santa clara county sheriff, we will go to the campaign ng t smith,term as sheriff, we would check in with 2 news, live the clock hour. county registrar voters in san jose. >> you aware of polls on the recall? i can't recall seeing any polls on that issue? >> as far as which way it will go? >> yes. >> reporter: i haven't seen any polls, it is a toss up quite frankly, both camps are cautiously optimistic, neither wants to go out and say for sure we will make a statement later, in case it doesn't go their way, it could go either way, i've talked to one person, who said they voted against the recall, and one person said v oted for the recall, it could be a 50-50. >> jesse, we will be checking in with you tonigh stay with us all night for live election call -- coverage, on 2, beginning it :00. and on fox >>> the white house accused the philadelphia eagles of pulling a political stunt, lauren blanchard is live in washington, president trump hosted an alternative even today focusing on patriotism. >> reporter: for the president, the star-spangled banner, th

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but i do think that he is ng t essentially wave a wand make this happen. >> it is basically for a president as close to being a king as an american presi can get. the president can't even declare war but congress can do that. you're not surprised that he's drawn to his pardon power, and i'm wondering how much it has to do with thefrostrat working with congress and just . >> that is real part of it. look, obviously there's the fact there's an open investigation that relates to him, his family. there are people who are pleading guilty who he certainly mak aware that a pardon could be in the offering and some sense by his supporters that's an aspect here. but i mostly think he has been very, very stymied by the limits on executive power that he has discovered. i think that he really didn't understand the way the presidency work. he thought it would be much more like a local party bus, and i k this is something he can just say boom and it happens. >> the fact th postedcan pardonimself. but constitutional law experts largely disagree nothing of the fallout that bring. you raised the point of wit

he almost lost two years ago without the president intervene ng t in the race. >> a lot of factors. bob corker is a trump critic. not seeking re-election. still, take a listen. >> i want to say we have a lot of people who are willing to do the things they feel are right for our country. we have some who are fearful of upsetting the president. it would mostly the leadership. it's not a good place for us to be. to have an administration that wakes up every day and making stuff up as they go along, with no coherency to it, i think us having to way inhatld cause them to have to think about what they're doing versus well, i'm upset with x today so i'll do this. >> your reaction to that. >> senator corker, now tt he's retired is speaking out about it. he still votes with president trump pretty reliably. the republican party is donald trump's party. there's no question about that. the question is how do they stand up. last night we had only one actual election in america. a final result, a special election in wisconsin for state senate seat. a districtonald trump won by 18 points in 2016,

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arizona all-star jake lamb ng d > here's t e day. major league baseball, diamondbacks taking on the angels in anaheim. >> diving stop, he will roll it over to first base. gets the second out. terrific play. by the diamondbacks' third baseman. >> nice diving stop. makes the strong throw. bounces a few times. angels won. >>> a van crashes into an apartment building in san francisco. a lot of damage left behind and the driver with serious injuries. the latest live from the scene coming up next. >> and san leandro police are still looking for two individuals connected to a deadly stabbing. it happened last night in the safeway parking lot near downtown san leandro. we are live from the scene with the very latest coming right up coming up. >>> i woke up going to the bathroom and, um, felt my building shake. >> a van crashes into a bay area building sending those inside running for safety. >> plus, an east bay fight takes a deadly turn. >> we are trying to to protect the children which is why i'm asking congress to act. >> a top trump admi

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t can buy all of time warner without conditions like agreeing to not raise prices. it's considered a the trump justice department that sued to block the deal. nbc has more. >> reporter: a megamerger approved. a ngefeat for the trump administration's department of justice. clearing the way for popular media entities like cnn, hbo and warner bros. to join forces with at&t, atop internet provider. they ruled that at&t can buy time warner for $85 billion with no conditions. >> we are gratified with the court's decision. >> reporter: the land mark decision comes after president trump criticized the deal last year. >> i felt it was a deal that is not good for the country. i think your pricing will go up. >> reporter: at&t and time warnerrg combined company would allow them to better compete with newer players in the field, like amazon, netflix, google. e, let's own the best content, let's have t biggest scale, the biggest number of subscribers so we can compete with the big tech companies. >> reporter: the victory is likely to usher in a wave of new media and big business mergers from nbc's parent coany, comcast, battling disney for 21st century fox, to other sbri industry -- to other industries like

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in terms of the groups that are ng the most in today's session, we have telecoms telec we're watching at&t and time-warner, both up slightly ahead of the big court decision due tomorrow on this -- almost two years after at&t first proposed buying time-warner for about $85.4 billion. we're going to learn whether the just -- whether federal judge is going to grant the justice department's request to block that antitrust grounds. some different possibilities of what the judge could ask the two parties to doget approval. those two stocks rising ahead of that big decision. something else that we're looking at in today's session in terms of those consumer staples, momentum has improved a little bit. at least enough to take the s&p consume staples index above the 50 day moving average. that's the first time it's been training above that level since early february because we have seen under performance of this group of the it's been bouncing but a very low base here. in today's session, some of those consumer staples names are bouncing back. stocks like smucker, dean foods, general mills, and camp

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ng alone. >> alcindor: omar wept as he explained what happened next. t he speee weeks being shuttled between two windowls cells, and a shelter housing underage migrants. they were similar to these facilities photographed by the departments of homeland security and health and humanervices. >> ( translated ): all of the kids cried because they were told that their parents were going to be deported. they were all crying. all of them.r: >> alcinhile the most dramatic scenes are playing out across the u.s.-mexico border, all across the cntry, in neighborhoods like this one in maryland, many families remain desperate for answers. that includes omar's aunt jenny. she is also undocumented and asked not to be identified. after jenny was told by omar's mom that omar had beenis separated fromather, she urged his mom in honduras to have him call her. then, u.s. immigration officials called. >> immediately, they called me from where he was and told me, you're related to him, we have your nephew and we need someone to sponsor him. >> alcindor: jenny says she decided t

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loyal morning viewers, all of that was for you now the ng that will change the media landscape forever. a federal judge ruling in favor of at&t's warner. that's likely to launch a formal bid by comcast for fox that offer could come as early as today or maybe even this morning. it sets the stage for a number of deals let's bring in laura martin. we are happy to have you on set, especially today following this. thank you. >> my pleasure >> how surprised are you, not only that the deal got green-lighted but that the judge said no strings. no conditions. >> i like the exclamation marks better that's the big egest surprise. the answer is in the last 18 months, brian, what's happened is that the budgets for facebook and apple and amazon have gone from $1 billion to try to compete with film and tv to $5 billion, $8 billion they have unlimited cash finally the right thing should happen here, at&t will b allowed to buy time warner that m your parent company will make a bid for fox. i think we'll get a bidding war for cbs and viacom all these firms must get bigger to compete with the amazons and apples of the world. >> there's a lot to u

ng hear the pentagon is bei asked to house the families and their lawyers are bei t askedo prosecutethe cases. >> yes, we have information tat the secretary of defense has approved sending 21 attorneys familiar withriminal prosecution to help with these border cases. the point is interesting in their response to them to say they will help with the misdpiern and fennel wis,th charhat's because it's not really clear what the policy is now, which way these cases arego g to go. >> yang: and as this plays out, will the vote get the hill any closer to the votes they need? an the republican leadership hopes to but i ell you from my many conversations today, not i don't think the president helped things by saying perhaps we'll just blow the whole thing off until after november elections. we'll see. this weekend be tell us a lot. what's happening more vigorously now in congress, two things, a series of letters going out to health and human services froms democrtting them out publicly, republicans not, asking what's going on. many of the senators, asking what's going on in their statesa alsope

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