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there was blood spatter in the bedroom where diane lay, but several feet from diane, there were notablyplets. >> it appeared someone involved in the crime, not the victims, was a bleeder. >> it was apparent that big cheryly never left the area of the bathroom and it was apparent that diane died where she lay. >> so it looks like your shooter, your intruder, is bleeding. >> is bleeding. >> so that's great evidence. >> it is if you can match it up. >>> while crime scene techs process the house, investigators started taking statements. big charlie and diane had a large family and knew a lot of people. >> we talked with everybody. the list of people that we talked to is exhaustive. >> a parade of friends, employees, and family was brought down to headquarters for interviews, including bambi and her boyfriend, rick. >> they did gunshot residue tests on all of us. >> including you? >> mm-hmm. >> they had me remove my shirt, lift my pant legs up. they took my shoes, took pictures of my shoes, tops, bottoms. >> both bambi and rick told police they had spent the night at home, never left. with t

there was blood spatter in the bedroom where diane lay, but several feet from diane, there were notablyew droplets. >> it appeared that someone involved in the crime, not the victims, was a bleeder. >> why couldn't that be from one of your two victims? >> it was apparent that big charlie never left the area of the bathroom and it was apparent that diane died where she lay. >> so it looks like your shooter, your intruder, is bleeding. >> is bleeding. >> so that's great evidence. >> it is if you can match it up. >> while crime scene techs processed the house, investigators started taking statements. big charlie and diane had a large family and knew a lot of people. >> we talked with everybody. the list of people that we talked to is exhaustive. >> a parade of friends, employees and family was brought down to headquarters for interviews, including bambi and her boyfriend rick. >> they did gunshot residue tests on all of us. >> including you? >> mm-hmm. >> they had me remove my shirt, lift my pant legs up. they took my shoes, took pictures of my shoes, tops, bottoms. >> both bambi and rick

diane: thank you. jane: for more on today's delopments, i spoke with our political analyst ron christie, who serv as an advisor to george w. bush. how big a succeswas this for president trump, do you think? ron: i think in the short term it is a big success for him. he is going to say i went to the european union and stood them down. what i am concerned about is china. i'm concerned about the dairy market in the united states, what about pork producers, what about people who are not impacted by the eu decision with the $12 billion subsidy he must -- wants f to hemers with? shortrm shot in theor the president, but i don't think it addresses the underlying question. jane: do you think this emboldens him to be tougher with china? is this over, basically? ron: i do. what we've seen by the president's behavior with theresa may and other leaders, he thinks this is working for him. he thinks being a tough guy is getting his way. i think what we saw today with the eu commissioner, donald trump will take a vict

diane: that is a great question. we are seeing many factories, 40% of earnings calls t e talking abriffs and are concerned about trade. manufacturers -- are complaining about the squeeze on the margins from steel and aluminum tariffs. construction has been hit by lumber tarenfs. we have t show up in ppi numbers, producer price index numbers. those havedroved up quite atically. many people have seen movement in steel and aluminum prices. they have even outpaced the movement on tariffs. you can to see that haen with additional trade wars. hopefully market movement on that will back up a little bit. but we really need to see, in order -- first of all, we have a lot of cushion right now. 5% growth one gdp s that -- jane: diane, thank you for joining me.an thank you. jane: for more on today's developments, i spoke with our political analyst ron christie, who served as an advisor to george w. bush how big a success was this for president trump, do you think? ron: i think in the short term m.it is a big success for he is go

kendis, diane?any records today. >>> president trump is courting controversy again, inviting vladimir putin to the white house this fall, looking to continue where they left off in helsinki. >> the white house is still working out details as it fends off criticism about the visit. it seemed to blind side dan coats. he learned about it in the middle of an interview. he says he would have advised the president against meeting with putin alone. he doesn't know what happened in that meeting. rod rosenstein spoke at the same security forum in colorado and issued another warning about russian meddling. >> the russian effort to influence the 2016 presidential campaign is just one tree in a growing forest. focusing merely on a single election misses the point. as director coats made clear, these actions are persistent, they are pervasive, they are meant to undermine democracy on a daily basis. regardless of whether it is election time or not. >> rosenstein said indicting foreign agents serves as a deterrent

kendis, diane?of the country is looking good for fireworks. >>> and experts are again warning about the dangers of wire brushes to clean your barbecue grills. those sharp bristles could end up in your food. it recently happened to a woman in connecticut. amy hudak with our story. >> hard to speak. hard to swallow many. >> reporter: marlene said she knew something was wrong the moment she bit into a burger. >> it felt like glass. >> reporter: a tiny bristle impaled her tongue, the bristle was lodged inside her mouth. >> the first surgery, they manipulated my mouth and tongue for four hours. and the second surgery for two hours. so it's left me with ulcers and no feeling in my tongue. >> reporter: then came a second and a third surgery. >> he said he couldn't get it. they said they couldn't get it. >> reporter: now she'll need at least six weeks until the swelling goes down for possibly a fourth surgery. with people firing up the grill for the fourth, marlene wants them to be aware that bristles in gr

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. >>> well, some ritz products are being recalled due to a salmonella risk. mondelez which manufactures ritz products is recalling ritz cracker sandwiches and ritz bits in the u.s. whey powder may have been the cause of the salmonella outbreak. >>> president trump assures more exhibits will be made in america. there was a demonstration. the showcase will showcase american made products arranging from beef jerky to the f-35 fighter. last week trade issued weighed on the major markets. the national averages ended about where they started. >>> electric carmaker tesla has reportedly asked some of liers th of theayment 6. they're seeking a price reduction from suppliers. >> there's been an unexpected shift in leadership at fiat chrysler. sergio marchionne has asked for a replacement after his health has taken a turn for the worse. he's 66 years oil and had shoulder surgery last month in zurich. he spearheaded them. he'll be replaced by mike m

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good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. sell-off that sent the three major indexes lower. shares of facebook fell over 2%. netflix dropped more than 5.5%. twitter dropped 8%. on the tech-heavy nasdaq, 102 stocks fell to their lowest price in a year or more. analysts blame tariff jitters and concern over the midterm elections. checking all the final numbers, the dow lost 144 points. the s&p 500 fell 16. the nasdaq posted its third consecutive loss of more than 1% for the first time in three years, dropping 107 points or nearly 2% of its value. >>> the movie subscription service movie pass is in trouble. shares of its parent company fell as low as 78 cents a share yesterday following new reports that customers were having trouble using its app. that raised concerns it may be delisted from the nasdaq. last week, movie pass had to borrow $5 million because it was unable to pay for movie tickets. movie pass charges $10 a month to see a movie a day. >>> and uber shut down its self-driving truck unit to concentrate on autonomous c

>> good morning, diane. we are looking at that building heat, some of that heat fueling some of these thunderstorms, dropping immense amounts of rain across the state of iowa. as you mentioned, flash flood emergency overnight in des moines, seven inches of rain falling in a short period of time, calling for that flash flooding. cars swamped in some cases, people having to be rescued. there was one fatality of a man swept through the water in his van, so a dangerous situation there. still have a flash flood watch for parts of iowa. and we had tornadoes yesterday. at least five reported in the state of nebraska. there you see one in the south central portion of that state. we are going to have a severe weather threat today but the big story of course is the heat, memphis, st. louis, chicago through most of the day in through michigan, we'll see heat indexes over 100 degrees all the way down to dallas and building tomorrow across the southeast and in towards the northeast, i-95 corridor, as well. today here in

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.fed will be on fed watch as they begin a two-day policy meeting tomorrow. the central bank is not expected to raise interest rates this time but will continue to point toward further gradual rate increases later this year, likely in september and december. the fed has already raised rates twice this year in response to strong economic growth, low unemployment, and the current inflation rate. keep in mind, friday's strong growth domestic number at 4.1% was the fastest in almost four years, but for the week stocks were mixed. both the dow and s&p 500 posted weekly gains, marking the fourth straight week of gains, the strongest week since january while the nasdaq lost ground last week. >>> move over, bitcoin. mcdonald's is creating its own international currency to celebrate the anniversary of the big mac. starting thursday at lunch, customers who buy a big mac will receive a coin. it's good for a free big mac. you can redeem the currency for a free big mac starting friday, but it's good

representative diane black, diane, thank you. representative kevin brady, with our new tax bill, how is it coming kevin, good? representative mike conaway, thank you, mike. newhouse,tive dan thank you. representative crist now -- christie, have to call her governor now, that was a great win. representative david, thank you. day, very big. we met right here at the white house to launch a new phase in the relationship between the united states and the european union. friendship,lose strong trade relations -- in which both of us will win. working better together for global security and prosperity and a fighting -- fighting jointly against terrorism. the united states and the eu 830 millionre than citizens and more than 50% of the global gdp. together, we are more than 50% of trade. if we team up we can make our and prop --secure prosperous. the u.s. and the eu have a $1 trillion bilateral trade relationship. the largest economic relationship anywhere in the world. we want to further strengthen this trade relationship to the benefit

diane, what about your experience of using the meters?did you have something similar to steve's experience of scrolling through all these different menus to find out what you wanted ? these different menus to find out what you wanted? i actually log onto my account online. all the information is actually on my account, online. i've also gone for pa perless account, online. i've also gone for paperless bills as well. that's where i got the information from, i got my tablet in front of me with the grass in front of me, when i was speaking to the lady on the phone. it was the same grass as she was seeing. i get all my information off my account online. you can't get it off the meter, to be honest. they are awkward to read. that might be a tip, but you don't sound on the whole terribly impressed by your experience so far. the problem being, that the person or provider that fitted the meter is no longer my energy provider. if it was, then i could log online like your other cooler has suggested, and see my energy usage. but because i've been sm

diane, it is always great to see you.ng here. >> good to be here. >> so the big question on everyone's mind, is this sustainable? let me play you a little bit of what larry kudlow, the president's top economic advisor had to say, and get your reaction on the other side. >> this is sustainable. you know why it's sustainable? a couple things. in a sickly cal business cycle sense, we're coming off a low inventory base. that's extremely positive, okay. if inventories were the big contributor and you know they have to be worked off at some point, that would not be so great. this position cyclically is very strong. the second point i want to make is comes from the private sector gdp, cd plus i, business is booming. >> that's his case. is he right, diane? >> there is a case on the inventory side. we do still have a tail wind there. i agree with him there. on the downside, that one-time soybean surge in exports which accounted for over a percent of that increase in gdp is not sustainable and that will go away. he also didn't ment

good morning, diane. >> good morning, hena.l, canada has begun imposing ta$12.6 billion worth including steel and catsup. some like steel and eastern fir 25% tariff. others like catsup, pizza, and dishwashing liquid have been. he said to make decisions accordingly when buying u.s. goods. >>> anxiety sent stocks lowered this week. they would end up hitting the global economy. all the major averages lost ground for the week which closed out the second quarter. >>> electric automaker tesla produced 5,000 of its lower priced model 3 last month. they're designed to ship them into a mainstream manufacturer. at that time ceo elon musk promised to add 5,000 per week by december and 10,000 per week by this year. >>> and for your the second week in a row, "jurassic world: fallen kingdom" topped the box office. its estimated that the sequel to "jurassic worl" earned an additional million bringing the tellal to $265 million. "incredibles 2" took second followed by "sicario." hena? >> all movies i want to see. thank you, diane king hall at

. >> and i'm romina puga in for diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." another firefighter has been killed while fighting california's out of control wildfires. we have the latest ahead. >>> italy's new populist leader is heading to the white house today for talks with president trump. the prime minister there giuseppe conti has similar views with the president on immigration and free trade and favors better relations with russia. >>> ruth bader ginsberg has told an audience in new york she plans to stay on the bench another five years. she has battled cancer during her years on the bench.

harvey was in san francisco in 1969 and diane feinstein ran for office and the one and harvey at that time saw her as a rich lady in pearls. she was much more than that, she really was pro-gay and she did wonderful things but i don't think harvey liked her very much. he thought she was in the hands of the real estate developers and got elected because she had arich father . but i think they had tension. she certainly -- she gave a beautiful speech at his memorial about how his low sexuality let him see other people impression and identify with that oppression . but i think they had ahard time together. but you have insights into that . [laughter] >> it's interesting, diane announced her retirement from politics entirely because everything was so polarized and another time you to the folks that were split on board, they still are and we still have this constant one-vote hanging the balance whether we are going liberal way or more way and i think harvey saw her as you know, part of the ruling class of the city that continue to control the city and as part of the line of succession. we w

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with more. good morning. >> good morning. the minister in charge of negotiating britain's withdrawal from the european union resigned this morning as did a junior minister. the resignations could jeopardize the government of prime minister theresa may. david davis stepped down following a weekend cabinet meeting to solidify plans for britain to leave the eu. davis and other supporting brexits expressed unease to maintain close trade ties. they say it's a betrayal of the promise for a clean break. davis said it would leave

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. >>> the u.s. is on pace to become the world's biggest oil producer. that hasn't happened since the 1970s. the u.s. oil department says oil will grow to 8 million barrels a day pushing production ahead of both saudi arabia and russia. that could change if they boost their production. meanwhile the price of oil fell partly because libya said it will start exporting oil again. >>> here on wall street the stocks sowered on news that president trump plans to impose more tariffs on chinese imports. here on wall street, the dow tumbled 219 points, the s&p 500 lost 19 points. the nasdaq dropped 42 points. >>> a new rule from the drug enforcement administration requires drug companies to justify need for opioids before they manufacture them. the dea could issue stricter limits on opioids if they feel they're being misused. attorney general jeff sessions says the dea will be more responsive to the response on the ground. >>> and american eagle has begun an ad campaign that uses women with disabilities. it s

victor, diane? >> pictures on the screen near the site of that cave. this has been going on now for more than two weeks. the boys are between 11 and 16. we're told that the decision about who would come out first was left to the boys. a doctor will consult on their health and who was the strongest to potentially make that first journey, but the boys themselves would have to turn to each other and decide who would be the first to put on that face mask, to go through the hours of diving, to go more than a mile then to try to get out of this cave. and, of course, hundreds of people are there to support an entire country. they are there praying and the world is watching now as the thai official says the first boy could come out today. david mckenzie there, thank you so much for kbrour repoyour rep. we'll get back to you in just a moment. >> you saw the ambulance. we can tell you medical teams are waiting outside the cave. they are ready to take action as soon as the first boys emerge. they are the first

. >> i'm diane gallagher. you are in the "cnn newsroom." we are following two big breaking stories for you this hour. first, mixed messages, north korea calling the u.s. attitude regrettable, warning that nuclear talks could falter as u.s. secretary mike pompeo wraps up two tadays of talks there. >>> starting with breaking news out of tie land where a navy official says rescue efforts to trap the team trapped inside a cave could start soon. these images show thai navy seal divers inside the cave this morning. they're racing the weather right now and here is why. monsoon rains are headed toward the town and threaten the flood the cave even more. >> cnn's david mckenzie is live in thailand right now. david, explain to us why these new images coming out today are so significant to the rescue. >> reporter: diane and victor, these are significant because those men in that chamber, that's the staging ground deep inside the cave system, kind of halfway between the entrance of the cave and those boys trapped inside. it was much more flooded with wa

>> good morning again, diane. we don't want to forget about the veer weather across the high plains yesterday. 1 of 8 tornadoes. this wung in douglas, wyoming. heavy rains over garden city, kansas. a batch of thunderstorms pouring down into the south. 60, 70, 80-mile-per-hour >>> good sunday morning, i'm meteorologist, frances dinglasan. highs upper 50s at the kos, low to mid-90s, inland. 64 degrees for the giants game. we'll see high clouds moving in from the south. san hoe a, 84 degrees and ukiah triple digit heat with hazy skies due to fires from the north. here is thehehehehehehehehehehe >> much more weather and more on the california fires in the next half an hour. dan, diane, whit, back over to you. >> thanks for that. you might notice ron is off today. but we are going to bring you some of the day's other news headlines this morning starting off with breaking news out of new orleans. police are searching for two suspects in a shooting that left three dead and seven others injured. it happened three miles fr

. >> and i'm romina puga in for diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." another firefighter has been killed while fighting california's out of control wildfires. we have the latest ahead. >>> italy's new populist leader is heading to the white house today for talks with president trump. the prime minister there giuseppe conti has similar views with the president on immigration and free trade and favors better relations with russia. >>> ruth bader ginsberg has told an audience in new york she plans to stay on the bench another five years. she has battled cancer during her years on the bench. >>> enri cperstown including chipper jones. congratulations all around. those are some of our top stories on this monday, july 30th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning once again. we're going to start this half hour with president trump threatening to shut down the government as he tries to fulfill a signature campaign promise. >> president says he won't sign off

good morning to, well, adrienne, dan, diane and whit. good morning, everyone. we're going to begin in benton harbor, michigan, where a fire at a hotel overnight has killed a woman and five children. officials say the victims are all members of one family. at least one other child was among a number of people in the hotel who were taken to a local hospital. no cause yet -- no word yet on the cause of that fire. >>> in missouri new details about the duck boat disaster that killed 17 people. the national transportation safety board has released preliminary findings based on video from inside that boat. it shows the captain briefing passengers about emergency exits and life jackets just before the duck boat enters the lake. just minutes later a violent storm suddenly whipped up. >>> in milwaukee, dramatic video of a bus slamming into a building. four people were hurt including the bus driver. this happened in may, but the video just now being released. investigators say apparently that driver thought he was stepping on the brake. he was actually stepping on the gas

. >>> the california democratic party has snubbed diane feinstein by endorsing her challenger in the november election. they have decided to support kevin daley on. with that new endorsement, de leon can raise his profile. >> there is a lot of passion directed towards donald trump and de leon is trying to harness that passion to propel himself to the senate. >> he has raised $700,000, which is just a fraction of what diane feinstein has raised. >>> authorities are looking for radioactive soil. we tell you what this means for the company that may be responsible for that contamination. the state department of public health is doing ground surveys including gamma radiation scans to clear up questions about the safety of the soil. this land used to be a navy shipyard where radioactive material was dumped during world war ii. once it closed, the federal government hired contractors to clean it up. one of the companies former employees admitted to falsifying test results for radioactivity. it is now the subject of a lawsuit involving thousands of residents. >> you have no concerns? >> no.

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now here exclusively with her story for the first time tonight, diane black, tennessee gubernatorialod to see you this evening. i imagine you are resting somewhat easier knowing that this person is behind bars, but what exactly did he do and say to you? >> i can't talk about the details except to say that they were threats and they were serious enough threats that the grand jury did take action. and i will tell you this is not the first time and it probably won't be the last time that when people get angry and they do and say things that are threatening, but i believe in what the president wants to do in protecting our border. i believe in building the wall and i believe in holding people accountable that come to our country illegally and i'm never going to back down on that. this is something that we as legislators know in the business, this is not the first time. this can happen and yet i love what i do and so i'm willing to be there when i have to be there to say the tough things. >> martha: do you know if he was ever at events that you are speaking at? was he publicly in your spa

here's abc's diane maceda with another look at this twisted social stars. >> reporter: if you ever come -- twisting her body like a human pretzel -- or eating a hamburger with her feet, there's a good chance it's sophie dawson. she's a 17-year-old contortionist and youtube sensation with over 2 million subscribers. dawcie has the unique ability to fold her body like a jackknife, spin from a hoop suspended midair, and shoot an arrow with her toes. she's self-taught, studying gymnastics as a kid but realizing she had a different calling. >> i always loved gymnastics and dance. combine those two together. >> when did you know you were more flexible than the average person? >> i realized i was unique when i saw the contortionist from cirque du soleil online and i was like, wow, i can do that. >> my name's sophie dawcie and i'm 14 years old. >> reporter: she hit it big two years ago on "america's got talent" quickly winning over the judges. even simon cowell. >> you're like something out of "game of thrones," aren't you? >> reporter: the performance earned sophie the coveted golden buzzer. a

then the "lightning round" is over are you ready skee-daddy diane in texas diane. >> caller: hi, jim,ah. >> boo-yah >> caller: thank you i want you to know my husband and i are huge fans ofstein because he steered us in the right direction in 2013 and 2014 today's question brings us back to biotech with biogen it seems they're on the cusp of a breakthrough with alzheimer's. i want to get your take. >> this is a hard one. i think they were very promotional and put out their news they failed to make the end points earlier and said they made the end points. if that's true the stock doubles. if not, it gives up 40 points. that's the risk reward you have to make a judgment. it's above my pay grade. >> to richard. >> caller: long time fan, young investor, 22 years old, going for long term investing, my ticker is regents financial. >> i like regions financial. not gigantic banks to diane in mexico >> caller: thank you for speaking with me my inquiry is regarding lockheed martin, has a $2 dividend and lost $2 a share from its 53 week high of 63.53. do you think it's possible to recover? >> i

thanks, steve, for the rundown diane swonk. joe. >> thanks, guys. let's get back to the backlash to president trump's press conference with sclvladimir putn the president expected to speak about that meeting in less than an hour from now, among other things let's go to kayla in washington. kayla. >> tyler, the president is back in washington. he will be making remarks on the helsinki summit at the top of the next hour. today he did not have an intelligence briefing, but the deputy attorney general, who announced the latest russia indictment, was seen at the white house, and an administration official said rod rosenstein was there for routine meetings and defendant's exhibit me -- did not meet with president trump. stabilizing alliances. namely through trade senate foreign relations chair bob corker saying that the dam is finally breaking as americans taxes americans with tariffs he pushes away our allies and further strengthens putin. corker calling for a vote on his bill requiring congress to approve new tariffs on national security grounds that's

. >> diane plus one, kendis. >> i prefer to think he's calling you my plus one.est. >> he is shady. >>> let's turn now to the world cup, which means, cue the music! ♪ woo, oh, wow. >> oh, yeah. >> we got real. >> yeah. >> so the round of 16 is over and the final match nearly cost us a producer. >> because of jack's beloved england. it was scoreless in the 54th minute. sanchez took a ride on kane. they paid for it with a penalty kick. >> in the third minute of injury time and colombia gets a corner. in comes the ball, header! and tied at one! >> yes! then they will eventually head to a penalty kick shootout, as a lot of these games have been. they're tied at three. carlos bacca, you are stopped, denied! >> england is notoriously bad at shootouts, but check it out. eric dyer can win it for the brits, and it goes in. england advances to play sweden in the quarterfinals. >> wow. >> it was a loud day in the macedo household. >> it was a lot louder back here. >> and check out the scene in london's flat iron square. beers, beers everywhere. everywhere. >> ah, they made

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.morning, diane. >> good morning, well on wall street google's parent company alphabet is rising and climbing more than 3.5%. the stock also finished higher yesterday. the tech giant is now valued at $837 billion. meantime gains for banks were offset by losses in the industrial sector. stocks finished and the dow dropped 13 point, s&p 500 gained 5 and the nasdaq added 21. >>> president trump helped show case made in america products at a white house exhibit. a number of products were displayed on the south lawn including an f-35 fighter jet, ford-150 pick up and baseball bats and the ranger speedboat. >> the more we make things in america the stronger america becomes. that's why we will always live by two crucial rules, buy american, and hire american. >> the exhibit starts a week where trade talks are expected to make headlines. the administration is trying to show that it's punishing tariffs do not threaten the economy. >>> nike is giving a pay raise to 7,000 of its workers in an effo

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with more. good morning. >> good morning.e of negotiating britain's withdrawal from the european union resigned this morning as did a junior minister. the resignations could jeopardize the government of prime minister theresa may. david davis stepped down following a weekend cabinet meeting to solidify plans for britain to leave the eu. davis and other supporting brexits expressed unease to maintain close trade ties. they say it's a betrayal of the promise for a clean break. davis said it would leave britain in a weakened position. may disagreed. >>> this morning u.s. and china release inflation figures. for the weeks stocks finished harder in part due to friday's strong payrolls report. >>> over the weekend, the trump administration announced it was freezing payment that protects health ensurers with sicker patients from financial losses. last year the risk adjustment program paid out $10.4 billion. under the affordable care act, it redistributes profits to companies with sicker enroll lees. it's expected to add to premiums

kendis, diane?busy time on the east and west coast weather wise. >>> meantime we move on and sources have confirmed to abc news that trump's former attorney claims that trump knew ahead of time about that 2016 trump tower meeting to get damaging information on hillary clinton. >> michael cohen says he witnessed donald jr. informing his father about the meeting despite his claim that he didn't find out about it until a year later. sources say cohen is willing to share that story with special counsel robert mueller as well. >> this is on the heels of a subpoena for one of trump's longest serving employees that was mentioned in the tape not once but twice. here is pierre thomas. >> reporter: he is perhaps the most powerful person in the trump organization not named trump, allen weisselberg. in a word, he's been subpoenaed by federal prosecutors. weisselberg at trump's side for decades, even doing a cameo on "the apprentice." >> you think george is tough, wait until you see allen. >> reporter: he curren

diane feinstein has long been a top boss among the democratic party but recently the california democratic party decided not to throw its weight behind her but instead to give its endorsement to a progressive named kevin duly on now kevin de leon saw this as a political blowout this is what he said about his shocking victory we presented california with the food. to the washington playbook and of course a century this fits a pattern here in new york city a twenty eight year old socialist defeated longtime representative crowley now nancy pelosi a leader of the democratic party says that progressive is gaining the upper hand is no big deal this is isolated circumstances in certain districts we need to rescind more dishing. carriageways next for her then we're going to see that to happen in a very very district in new york. with the best of them. is the best of the more than just palin is down to say it is not she would be. something that's going to now delete on and kazuo cortez say that they are giving voice to issues that the mainstream of the democratic camp is longside away from they wa

diane king hall is at the new york stock e with that and more.ng, anne-marie. well, this morning, switzerland launched a complaint at the world trade organization against the u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum. the u.s. has 60 days to settle the issue. here on wall street, investors will begin to shift their focus today from trade issues to earnings reports. in the upcoming weeks, companies unveil their spring quarter report cards and expectations are high. now, yesterday the u.s. major stock indexes posted their biggest gains in more than a month. industrial energy and bank shares led the way. the dow rallied 320 points. the s&p 500 added 24. the nasdaq jumped 67. >>> youtube says it's cracking down on fake news. youtube says it will make, quote, authoritative news sources more prominent, particularly during breaking news events. youtube says it wants to counter fake videos posted following news events with stories that provide more accurate information. >>> and anne-marie, guess what, all's right with the world. the international house of burge

. >> reporter: after that report, google has a big cloud conference diane green will take the stage,rate customers to use google cloud in addition to amazon and microsoft. that keynote is noon eastern eric schmidt is here later, too. alphabet told us the so-called other revenue which includes cloud, hardware is growing fast. $4.4 billion company doesn't break out cloud computing service specifically, but the conference call talked about the traction his cloud business is enjoying, and named some new cloud customers >> vertical strategy and customer centric approach was illustrated by key wins, including dominoes pizza target is migrating clear areas of the business to google cloud platform >> he has plenty of competition. they aren't apples to apples comparisons, different companies offer different cloud services in the last report, amazon said its cloud business saw revenue jump to $5 billion but don't sleep on google. they have big name cloud customers, airbus, johnson and johnson, coca-cola roger kay of end point technologies says google strengths including rural class cloud techn

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm zachary kiesch in for kendis gibson. we begin with extreme summer weather that's scorching parts of the country and soaking other. >> houston, up to 4 inches per hour triggered flash flooding. at least 160 drivers were stranded that led to some dramatic water rescues like a family of five saved by this good samaritan. >> it was very scary. i have to admit because you yourself are concerned for your own safety. you're concerned for the safety of the children and everybody involved. and you don't know what else could be in that water too. >> and you don't know what else is heading your way. counties west of houston could see even more heavy rain through the morning. >>> just about everywhere else it's all about the heat. >> especially in the drought-stricken west where high temperatures, dry conditions and gusty winds are fueling dozens of wildfires. here's abc's natalie bernall. >> reporter: burning across 13 states. >> ready to go if we have to. i'm scared. >> reporter: the county fire roared to life saturday afternoon a

. >> reporter: diane, kendis, good morning. president trump appears to be taking aim at some of his top critics. senator rand paul was among those urging the president to revoke the security clearances of a former cia director and what he called other partisans. an unprecedented threat is under way as president trump considers revoking the security clearances of multiple former national security officials. >> not only is the president looking to take away brennan's security clearance, he's also looking into the clearances of comey, clapper, hayden, rice and mccabe. >> reporter: these six members of the obama and bush administrations all critics of the current president including former cia director john brennan who on msnbc blasted the president's summit with vladimir putin. >> i use the term that this is nothing short of treasonous because it is a betrayal of the nation. >> they politicized and in some cases actually monetized their public service and their security clearances and making baseless accusations of improper contac

diane and kendis. >> kenneth moton live for us from d.c. thanks, kenneth. >>> a federal judge has ordered a gun activist with ties to the nra held without bail. she's accused of working as a secret russian agent. and now prosecutors are revealing how she allegedly used sex in her covert plan to cozy up to american politicians. the indictment for mariia butina reads like a spy novel. the government claims she was willing to go to extreme measures to infiltrate the u.s. political system and the nra. prosecutors accuse the 29-year-old of offering sex in exchange for a position inside an undisclosed special interest organization. one of her alleged russian contacts joked in one message about her high profile in the united states saying you've upstaged anna chapman. she poses with toy pistols while you are being published with the real ones, a reference to another redheaded russian arrested for spying in 2010. investigators say butina was involved in a personal relationship with an unidentified american who was instrumental in aiding her covert

. >> reporter: good morning, diane. the reaction here in washington was immediate, even republicans are going in on president trump. let me show you senator ben sasse released a statement saying, this is bizarre and flat out wrong. senator john mccain called the news conference with vladimir putin, quote, one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory and the senate foreign relations committee said his comments made the u.s. look like a pushover. >> it was not a good day for our country and a very good day for him. i don't think president trump gained anything. >> i thought it was shameful and i never thought i'd see an american president throw the intelligence community under the bus like that. >> reporter: even ardent trump supporters are denouncing his comments. arkansas senator tom cotton said russia's aggressions are, quote, not the actions of a friend or ally, and newt gingrich tweeting, the summit is the most serious mistake of trump's presidency. it must be corrected immediately but

. >> reporter: hey, kendis and diane, good morning. it's not the first time the president has made these type of threats. last year it was fire and fury against north korea, and now he's telling iran to stop their threats or else. back in washington, president trump fired off a late night all caps warning to iran. the president tweeted, never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. around the same time, the president's secretary of state blasted the regime. >> the level of corruption and wealth among iranian leaders shows it is run by something more like the mafia than the government. >> reporter: he said war with iran is the mother of all wars and added, mr. trump, do not play with the lion's tail or else you will regret it. the escalating war of words comes as iran faces looming sanctions months after the u.s. withdrew from the nuclear deal. >> the fact is, this was a horrible, one-sided deal that should have never ever been made. >> re

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.ailing service uber is being in ed by the federal government amid allegations that its pay structure discriminates against women. the equal employment opportunity commission began the investigation 11 months ago. uber faces stiff fines if it's found it broke the law by paying women differently than men for performing the same jobs. if that happens, it could impact uber's initial public offering planned for next year. >>> investors are keeping an eye on fed chairman jerome powell's first congressional testimony. today he'll testify on the economy and monetary policy before the senate banking committee, tomorrow the house financial services committee. powell is expected to reiterate the fed's stance towards gradual monetary tightening, signaling optimism on growth and inflation. >>> now, yesterday, the major averages finished mixed on wall street. p 50do0 shthedos 2e, eath re na fell 20. >>> amazon appears to have smoothed out most of the glitches that snagged its website during the laun