the talk on social media, abby is a runway, not a victim. >> sounds like abby is a punk teenager whoy. >> doesn't sound like she's in danger. >> she should be forced to pay back the state. >> this story has been fishy from the very beginning. >> reporter: a torrent of rumors and innuendos swirled through her high school, says her friend miranda. >> it was definitely a hot topic for gossip. >> what was the talk in the hallways? >> being many high school, people say, she must be pregnant. that must be why she ran away. >> did it bother you? >> it did bother me. we were very close, so i knew she was not pregnant. >> when you hear people starting to doubt the story and starting to doubt what happened -- >> devastating. because for us that meant that perhaps they're not going to look. reporters would say, it's a runaway, we can't cover it. it's not news. >> reporter: but investigators give no credence to that town gossip. they've cleared abby's boyfriend, and though they have no suspects, they are convinced that abby is in danger. >> people just don't disappear off the face of the earth,

abby, be strong, okay? >> i love you. >> i love you too, okay? >> abby, i love you too.d between those two kids and even between the two kids and their father, still. >> you know how a lot of people see a program on television, and they go, "oh, that's so sad." and then they forget about it? that's not what happened. >> turns out a "20/20" viewer who actually works at the jailhouse saw the program. >> tonight o the unbelievable story of a father and her kids -- >> she saw abby. decided to open up her house and her heart to her, taking her in after her sentence was up. >> fairy tale ending, right? not quite. problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin,i' o eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? sharing my roots. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artifici

ab abby, thank you very much. the trump administration insists that tariffs on mexico are needed to slow the overwhelming flow of migrants attempting to cross into the u.s. so why has the situation at the border become so much more urgent recently? cnn's diane gallagher is live in el paso, texas, with more. what's the situation, diane? >> so, alisyn, look, we had more than 130,000 people who were apprehended by customs and border protection just in the month of may. the majority of those were families and unaccompanied children. now, here in el paso, at least when you're looking at physical year comparison, we're looking at almost a 1,500% increase in the number of people that are being taken into custody. now, the reason why they're coming is, of course, due in part to what's going on in those northern triangle countries of guatemala, el salvador, and honduras. you're talking about violence, extreme poverty, and weather conditions coupled with food and things like that, but the republican who represents this el p

fox nation host abby hornacek says yes. robert mueller agrees to testify before congress on the mueller investigation. the democrats think they can prove the president excluded with russia and then obstructed justice. i think they are making a huge mistake here. just like they pinned all their hopes on that mueller report that failed to deliver for them, they are now pinning new hope on robert mueller's testimony itself. this is a big mistake. a mistake i predict will work in the president's favor. nonetheless, the president sounded off today. president trump: the mueller thing never stops. there was no collusion there will be was no obstruction, there was no nothing. how many times do we have to hear it? it never ebb. it just keeps going on and on. the democrats want a do-over. so they had a do-over in the house and that didn't work. there are no do-overs. this is a hoax. i call it a witch hunt but it's really a hoax. the greatest hoax in the history of our country and the worst political scandal on the other side. trish:

abby phillip and clarissa ward join us now. be some people on the white house staff holding their breath just a little bit for this news conference which is about to begin. >> reporter: it's always a moment where president trump can do his only thing, can go off script, can talk about things frankly that don't have anything to do with this visit. i can think of several topics, for example, that he is likely to be asked about and some of those clarissa mentioned earlier, but tariffs. just in the last week the president announced tariffs on mexico, threatening mexico with economic consequences because of the border situation. there's also, you know, the ongoing situation with impeachment back home and his views on that topic. this is where president trump is really on his own, he gets to ask whoever he wants really questions and he gets to answer them however he wants and sometimes that leads to really unpredictable things. no one in the white house is going to stand before you and tell you they know what the president is going t

abby, one thing on this visit. given that theresa may is on her way out over the summer, given everything else that's happening, will any actual business get conducted or really is there only the opportunity for trouble in the next few days as the president is there? >> it does seem very much that there is ample opportunity for president trump to make waves here. not much opportunity for him to actually do anything of substance with the government as it is currently constituted. he's still having a meeting with theresa may tomorrow. they are still expected to have a joint press conference. the expectation is that the president will try to ingratiate himself with people running to be her successor, with some of the pro breast cancbrexiters. john bolton has been in town for days now. this is a united states government that's clearly working to put pressure on the british government to get some major agenda items. this administration has not been shy about how much they support brexit, about how they want, for example

steve: abby uber. >> abby uber. are you ready to hit the streets? >> yes. let's do it. steve: abby are you a good new york city driver? >> i'm a great new york city driver, steve. steve: we have the light. >> i only hit go people on way to work. excuse me sir. you have to being aggressive. steve: look out for the guy on the bike. >> i learned if you drive aggressively you no one bothers you. steve: this is traffic. >> i'm a driver. not a navigator. steve: jump the curb. people love to do that. >> i've been pushing to pick you guys up for work. they have the mind, steve would have to get in 1:00 in the morning essentially. steve: essentially like that. when you're coming in for the night. >> right. steve: you've ridden to work with gutfeld and bill hemmer. what was gutfeld like? >> gutfeld was a hoot. exactly what you experience with him. we drove through times square, we saw this man urinating on side of the street. i said you do not get more new york than that. steve: no kidding. >> he was a great time. steve: look

. >>> then, news from abby lee miller. >> very rare, fatal. >>> plus, taking you inside the hows beforeuesday's big premier, revealing all the secrets that are around every single concerner. >>> and -- >> you're a sicko! >> she had a full-on break down. >> we are with luann revealing nor housewives democrat that. >>> then, keanu reeves marvel's next superhero? it could happen. >> right now i'm here. pretty soon i'm going to be over there. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hi, everybody, and welcome. crushing news today. it is over for ashton and 3450e la and mila is making the kids. those are their words, not mine. >> it's true. it's true. but there is so much more to this story. >> yeah, we got to say, it's actually pretty happening. >> babe, what's happening? what's going on? >> it's over between us. >> what are we going do? what else is going on? >> i took the kids. >> i don't get the kids anymore? >> ashton and mila win the enter net for this "in touch" cover story clapback. >> i felt suffocated. >> by me. >> you had a very dark secret. >> what was the secret? >> i don't know

abby. >> it's incredible the amount of sacrifice.fficult time understanding the scale of this. some 10,000 allied troops died that day. more than 6,000 were americans. for president trump to be here, it is extraordinarily meaningful. america sacrificed so much that day. in the prayer he read today from president roosevelt, there was a line noting that many of the people they would send that day would never return. many of them did not. for president trump to read that prayer, i think, is just a reminder of the kind of sacrifice that thousands gave all those years ago and also the kind of sacrifice that many americans are giving right at this moment for people who live far, far away so that we can all stand here in freedom essentially. i think as we take in all of what we have seen, this week has been about the place that the united states has in the world, on the world stage. the reason why the united states the part of the global community. this really brings it home. it's that sacrifice, the fact that american soldiers, more of the

. >> cnn's abby phillip is in seoul, sukouth korea. this will be a visit everyone has made or a shocking visit for the ages.

we can speak to 23—year—old abbie foster.heodosiou, from the royal college of psychiatrists. she's an adolescent psychiatrist based in manchester. welcome, both of you. thank you for coming on the programme. abbie, tell the audience why you think you began to self—harm at the age of 11, 12.” was so stressed with being bullied at school, i did not know how to handle it, and i realised somehow that if i hurt myself, i could control how i felt and no one else could. for people who want to learn more about that link, was it about trying to distract yourself from the hurt of being bullied? it was a bit of both, it was being able to decide how i felt and not let anyone else decide that for me and it was also a distraction of what was going on around me. why were you being bullied, do you think?” around me. why were you being bullied, do you think? i am not sure. i have been asked that question a lot up until today, i have been given many answers too. i am not sure. i was very shy and a wea k am not sure. i was very shy and a weak p

thanks, abbie. >>> the search is on this evening for a couple of love birds.glacier point at yosemite national park. look at this photo. a photographer was actually taking engagement photos when a hiker spotted them and took this photograph. it's complete with that beam of light shining on to them. the hiker didn't want to interrupt the photo shoot so now here's the bottom line. she's asking all of us for help on social media to help identify the couple so she can share the photo with them. it's a perfect shot. look at that. >> beautiful. gorgeous. that sun beam. oh, stunning. >> it looks great. >> just like our weather. springlike weather in the summer. rob will have the last check of our forecast next. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, literally, nobody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait, millions of people are watching? yeah. we're making a commercial. if it's connected, it's protected with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome

one of the moments i think she would love was when abby finkenauer and i were on the floor after being sworn in and we ask joe kennedy to take a picture of us. it's it wasn't necessarily about this elected official or this politician, it was much more about doing the right thing for our community and country. >> who are your political mentors? rep. axne: i think that elizabeth warren certainly has the right understanding of what it takes to ensure that everyone in this country has opportunities. i certainly look up to her for that. president obama i think certainly was instrumental in trying to move the needle in this country toward consensus so we could get things done but do things in a way that push forward both social issues that are really important as well as economic issues. certainly, folks like secretary albright. as a woman, a wonderful mentor. within my own state, i have got great state senators who broke barriers, broke the glass ceiling. people like the senate governor sally peterson, who i work for -- i worked for, a great image of what an elected official should look lik

of the biggest name in medical as in order to reduce its reliance on key arthritis treatment humira abby has been under pressure to diversify its portfolio as humira the world's best selling drug posted its 1st ever drop in worldwide sales this year as it face competition from cheaper biosimilars in europe under the terms of the deal they will pay point 866 of its shares and $12030.30 in cash for each share of allergen marking a 45 percent premium share price this deal comes as the latest in a string of acquisitions for the pharmaceutical industry as they began consolidating earlier this year bristol myers purchased sell a gene for $74000000000.00 and eli lilly bought locke's oncology for $8000000000.00 this is not a typical big pharma for the last 3 decades 2 radically different couple spending activities and the neighbors as r. and d. have jostled with each other for preeminence saunders the currency oh of allergan and legendary deal maker group allegan when he was named c.e.o. of. or as labs 5 months later he sold for us to act avis for $25000000000.00 activists then acquired al again

ana. >> abby phillip, thank you. joining us now is national security correspondent for the new york times. david sanger. let's say kim is there to meet him at the demilitarized zone. what is the point if it is nothing other than a photo op? >> it may be the point for kim jong-un. no american president has ever stepped foot into north korea. i'm sure that for president trump having that first will be as important to him as the first meeting with a north korean leader which took place more than a year ago in singapore. you saw some of the tape of that earlier. so these are all big symbolic steps. of course, this is a president who loves the on the camera moment to show that. certainly he can make an argument that his relationship with the president of north korea is better than any american president with any of the threat north korean leaders from the end of the korean war forward. but abby got right at the send tra central point. this is the third meeting. you can get away with photo ops in the first and second. by t

. >> congresswoman axne, you and abby finkenauer are the first two women elected to the u.s. house of representatives from iowa. has that sunk in? rep. axne: first of all, i'm so honored and humbled to represent iowa and be a history maker in our state. iowans are so happy to see the two of us here. we had an opportunity for her to preside over the house as i brought amendments to the floor. they thought that was fantastic area they are very excited to see two women willing to stand up for our state. it has sunk and finally as i take the votes that are so important for my district. i'm glad to be here because our voices are necessary. >> when did you get involved in politics and why? rep. axne: i was a government employee for about a decade. i served under three governors, democrats and republicans. i directed things like the energy plan for iowa. i ran strategy for the state. my job was to hold government accountable, make it more efficient, and ensure that people lead better lives. i understand how important it is when government works well for the people who serve and i'm

abby phillip has more from the white house. >> christine and dave, today will be a big day for president trump as he officially relaunches his re-election campaign at a rally in orlando, florida. this is expected to be massive. the campaign is in many ways treating it like a concert with food and music outside of the concert venue as hundreds and thousands wait to get into this arena to see president trump. but over the last several days there's been quite a bit of drama as president trump has lashed out at reports about some internal polls that were reported on several weeks ago showing him trailing democrats, including former vice president joe biden in some cases by double digits in key swing states. president trump insisted the polls are fake. insisted they do not reflect the reality on the ground. he says he's doing as well as he ever has in the campaign at this very moment but at the same time he has forced a purge in his campaign. three pollsters were fired as the president has grown furious that he might be struggling more than he would like to in this campaign. as for what we'll

cnn's abby phillip joins us now from the white house. abby, the president speaking to nbc tonight and seemingly simultaneously promising the possibility of military action but also saying he wants to talk. >> well, jim, the tough talk from president trump is back from president trump in this interview with nbc news. even as he explains his decision to hold off on that attack on iran that was expected last night, the president is also saying that he wants to talk and if iran doesn't want to talk and wants to threaten the united states instead, that there could be consequences. listen. >> i'm not looking for war and if there is there will be obliteration like you've never seen before. you can't have a nuclear weapon. you want to talk, good. otherwise you'll have a bad economy for the next three years. >> any preconditions? >> not as far as i'm concerned. >> the president is using a similar strategy with iran he has tried to use in other parts of the world, notably north korea. so far it doesn't seem iran has any interest in talking to pres

officials at this point have been dinged by this very same office over the last several months. >> abby phillip, thank you for that. >>> a new warning to president trump about the damage a trade war with china could cause. more than 600 companies including walmart, costco, target issued a letter that said more tariffs will have a significant negative and long term impact on american businesses, farmers, families and the u.s. economy. the trump administration, though, is devoted to its tariff strategy. chief economic adviser larry kudlow said people don't have to buy goods from china so they don't have to pay the tariff and he is confident about the future of the strategy. >> the world's trading system is broken and president trump is the guy that's trying to fix it and it's not easy, but he believes it will help, you know, americans in the long run. they are on the wrong side of history. we will win this battle. >> kudlow says the pain will shift to china not american consumers as companies move out of china and that's something that is slowly beginning to happen. rh, formerly known as

more from our experts and abby phillip, jerry nadler said he plans to, quote, destroy the white housever hope hicks. how does the white house feel about this very aggressive push by democrats to compel testimony not just from hope hicks, but from other officials including the former white house counsel don mcgahn. >> reporter: they're going to fight it. that is -- they've made that clear. they believe that congress is trying to ask for far too much. and frankly they're assertion of privilege in these cases has been pretty broad. they've basically said that all of the officials can't talk about anything related to their time in the white house and i think the courts will decide how this all shakes out. but you're going to see the house -- the house committees basically say that can't be the case and the white house is going to fight this for as long as they can and as hard as they can. and on the -- on their side of this, they're going to have the backing of the justice department as they craft around this but for this white house it is about denying democrats the opportunity to create

abby phillip, thank you. max foster, we appreciate it. with us now, christiane amanpour, and our european affairs correspondent, dominic. building on what abby said about the pomp and circumstance and the respect for the queen, et cetera, i remember when the president talked. he told the times of london, i think it was, about a year or so ago, about how much his mother loved the queen and had great respect for the queen. clearly, he is enjoying this visit. only the third president under this queen, the third u.s. president to have this official uk state visit. what stands out to you? >> well, look. first and foremost, this is the second time in two years that the president has got such wonderful pomp and circumstance from the queen. i think that is really remarkable. i don't recall any other world leader who has had these two visits, two summers running, of such incredible detail, attention to detail. and real britain showing its respect and its historic, historic trans-atlantic alliance with the american president and with the presidency

abby phillip has fresh reaction now from the white house. >> it's not an interference. they have information. i think i'd take it. >> reporter: president trump's unprecedented declaration that he would accept dirt from a foreign government about a political opponent coming under fire from all sides today. >> the president gave us once again evidence that he does not know right from wrong. >> trump defending himself on twitter, comparing foreign interference to his conversations with world leaders like the queen of england and the president of france. but democratic lawmakers see it differently. >> it's against the law. it's so against any sense of decency. >> reporter: even some republicans who are normally hesitant to rebuke the president of speaking out. >> my reaction is he should reach out to the fbi. >> the appropriate action to take is to call the fbi. >> reporter: privately, the president's allies cringed in response to trump's comments. one senior republican source telling cnn that if a president took information from a foreign government, that would be impeacha

abby, thank you for kicking this off.ked, who is met, whatst person you is most surprising and are you glad you're there? are you having fun, it day.ds on the because chip roy -- when chip going ps a disaster bill through on the floor because he thinks it is his right as a republican to obstruct for the people in my district, that is just wrong and now in our ame is head as somebody who does not support iowans and we will fight nail to make sure that we do. but is there some fun? absolutely. when i sit next to katie porter, iowa girl, who's questioning her house -- our secretary about a real estate term and he thinks it is a cookie, well, that's a fun day me. where are you living? abby said to find a lace on her own, i'm living in a dorm-like situation with our fellow women representatives out wednesday i get up and make a call into kma spenten doa -- shenandoah, iowa to make sure ural america know that i'm fating -- fighting for them, abby's fighting for them and iowa is protected under our watch. most surprising? this i

as abby noted, we will hear from the president of the united states. he announced these new sanctions, we will get a tape of that and comments he made in a few minutes, quickly we will share reporting and insights. cnn's manu raju, and it is the president intensifying pressure, the president saying this is targeting directly the supreme leader. the president saying, pick up the phone, i would like to negotiate even still a few tougher nuclear deal, it is also a president who just days ago overruled his advisers, called back on military strikes. now making a big bet that sanctions will work. >> yes, abby made a good point there, this is a continuation of the existing strategy. we haven't heard the details of what was mentioned this morning. >> already in place, the package of sanctions on iran is the toughest ever put on any country. it has had an effect. it pushed iran's economy into a multi-year consideratitraction. it's important the to note as you've alluded to, the one thing it hasn't done is brought tehran to the negotiating table for the one issu

our abby phillip has more on that. just back and forth and back and forth between the two of them. >> reporter: this has been a feud that has been going on for many, many months. president trump took it to another level, frankly a different level. sadiq khan's criticism of president trump was about his politics. he said president trump was violating american values and essentially said he epitomized the sort of movement of far right politicians rising around the world. he characterized as dangerous. when president trump fired back just minutes before touching down here in london, it wasn't about politics, it was about sadiq khan's height. he called him -- he basically criticized him in deeply personal terms and said that, unlike the new york mayor bill de blasio who the president also has a feud with, sadiq khan is much shorter than him. this is president trump really taking this dispute between these two leaders to an almost petty level, but doing it with perfect timing, really sending out that tweet, intending it to

because i think abby's right. there's a great deal of chaos over what the policy is and the strategy for iran. now they have a little bit of a chance to take a breather and figure that out. >> the president's language on this, if you listen to the words he said, very specific. he said yesterday it would be different if there were a pilot involved here. he seemed to draw a line there. the minute u.s. military personnel were specifically targeted. on the other hand, the world is looking at this and some of the language the president has used. there's a terrific article that says president trump has sort of a modified version of theodore roosevelt's walk softly and carry a big stick. he's adopted a modern version of t roosevelt's maxim when it comes to overseas military threats. speak loudly and carry a small stick or carry a big stick but wave it around without actually using it much. >> that sums it up perfectly. it becomes problematics in moments like this. you have some using really bombastic language in response

cnn's abby phillip joins us now from the white house. abby, the president speaking to nbc tonight and seemingly simultaneously promising the possibility of military action but also saying he wants to talk. >> well, jim, the tough talk from president trump is back from president trump in this interview with nbc news. even as he explains his decision to hold off on that attack on iran that was expected last night, the president is also saying that he wants to talk and if iran doesn't want to talk and wants to threaten the united states instead, that there could be consequences. listen. >> i'm not looking for war and if there is there will be obliteration like you've never seen before. i'm not looking to do that. you can't have a nuclear weapon. you want to talk, good. otherwise you'll have a bad economy for the next three years. >> any preconditions? >> not as far as i'm concerned. >> the president is using a similar strategy with iran he has tried to use in other parts of the world, notably north korea. so far it doesn't seem iran has any

not to mention having abby next to her. gave her the confidence that we can play at this level together. >>> what a pitch for that school. come to sacred heart in atherton. we produce world cup soccer players. >>> good to see. >>> the evening news is up next. >>> here is a look at some stories we are working on. why did trump call of a military strike against iran with minutes to spare? a final interview with 9/11 responder lou alvarez from his hospice bed. he said he would do it again if he had the chance. steve hartman story of a lonely yet inspiring graduation day. for the school's only student. tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> >>> such a beautiful day. it is national take your dog to work day. no one enjoys a trip to the er. it hurts less when you have a four-legged visitor.>>> resident therapy dog parker posey made the rounds sc pmc campus today. she is actually there every day. not just today. she spends most of her time helping pediatric patients through the stressful hospital stays. >>> those programs with the c

christine and dave. >> abby phillip at the white house. thanks. >>> 2020 front-runner joe biden making the bold prediction he expects to beat president trump in red states. >> i plan on campaigning the south. i plan on winning north carolina, georgia, south carolina believe it or not and i believe we can win texas and florida if you look at the polling data now. >> biden pushed back against critics who say he's naive to think democrats can work with republicans in congress after trump leaves office. >> folks, look, if you start off with the notion there's nothing you can't do, why don't you go home, man. let's start a real physical revolution if you're talking about it because we have to be able to change what we're doing in our system. >> the biden camp might be most concerned about elizabeth warren's rise in the polls. she took aim at biden and other 2020 rivals for going with wealthy donors. >> i've taken more than 2,000 unfiltered questions from folks. shoot, i'm over 30,000 selfies now, so i'm in this, but here's the deal, ask yoursel

our christiane amanpour joining us as well along with john king, abby phillip, john dale. tell us as you see the outgoing british prime minister standing next to the u.s. president here during turbulent times in the uk with brexit, it's just 30 seconds away but before we start what do you expect to hear? >> well, very quickly, it's awkward timing, i'm sure both will heap diplomatic praise on each other. the president did say theresa may should stick around but we know there is he's been interesting talks with the people who basically stabbed her in the back and the one vying to take over from her. there is a mixed message coming. we know no matter what the president says about a trade deal it's not as easy as the president promising it, it requires congressional action in the united states and at the moment we have the u.s. imposing tariffs on europe which include the uk on steel, aluminum and the like. we know the two leaders are very far apart on issues like the iran nuclear deal and of course on climate change and human anyone else numbers of scientists very important p

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and he'll go to westminster abby where he'll lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown warrior. then with prince charles having tea with him in the late afternoon, and then returning to buckingham palace late in the evening for the state banquet, the circumstance we know president trump so much enjoys or looks forward to. very clear on his agenda here, hitting back at any critics he may find here in the uk. >> there are plenty of them, nic. sorry to interrupt. i wanted to ask about the timing of this. obviously the president visiting the uk in the middle of the brexit battle and the potential new prime minister making these comments about boris johnson, how is that being received there in. >> reporter: negatively is by and large he is interfering in british politics but president trump did precisely this same year and criticized theresa neimay saying she should have been tougher, that boris johnson, the former foreign secretary would make a good prime minister. well, theresa may's last day on the job is friday this week. the real race for the leadership begins monday next week.

i'm abby. let's get you synced in.n pacifica a woman grabbed these strangers' passports, flew to seattle and saved the canadian vacation of a neighbor she had never met. it's souper incredible bay area proud story for sure so i thought to watch how it all went down. that's all for today. i'll see you friday. >> you can watch' abby's full episode on nbc bay area.com instagram. we have new episodes showing up in your feed every monday, wednesday, and friday. >>> well, here's a look at some of the news making headlines around the nation and the world. as "the new york times" reports, poli - protests. >>> and amanda knox is back in italy for the first time since she was cleared of manslaughter as an italian newspaper reports she's speaking a >>> and back in california a new lawsuit is alleging that sutter health is secretly sharing patients' private information with google, facebook, and other companies. as the sacramento bee reports, it's opening the patients up to targeted internet advertisements. >>> now to decision 202

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of the united nations envoy that there are arms coming from those 3 countries or at least up with abby and egypt to. mr have to or he may well though have another even more important supporter general have to have a phone call with president trump we know there are some around president trump who may be persuading president trump that what the libyan needs is another strongman and that is general have. i think that it was against the policy of the american administration. you know those who know washington very well they know that their lobbying groups could make such moves and i think the lobbying groups which are paid by the government and by the way i always speak about abu dhabi government the emirates because they are the spearheading of our own of these efforts the rest of the emirates are not part of it they are also supported by. the saudis how do you see this particular moment where we are in libya is this a moment that is done that is dangerous or is this a moment of opportunity and hope potentially there is an old saying that in a bit of crisis there is an opportunity this c

abby philip is in seoul, south korea. so, abby, it was quite the moment. this really was just as the president would have wanted it scripted if it had all been scripted but you tell us how it all unfolded. if this is the start of something new in terms of talks of denuclearization? >> reporter: fred, it was for the sort of executive producer in chief a kind of made-for-tv moment. very dramatic in that it unfolded very quickly and at the very last minute about an hour before the president was supposed to show up at the dmz he confirmed that kim was going to meet him there. but what this ended up being is exactly what you just saw in those pictures, a photo op, a handshake, some kind words exchanged between the two men, but nothing real in terms of commitments on the big issue of denuclearization. the takeaway, though, and i think this is probably good news all around, is that north korea has decided to come back to the negotiating table. the president said that kim has agreed to talk again. these talks had basically been nonexistent for the last several mon

. >> cnn's abby phillip is traveling with the president in seoul, south korea. abby, the dmz visit has been in the planning stages, we know, for a while, but some key officials didn't know about the kim jong-un invitation until they saw the president's tweet. that seems troubling. >> reporter: well, it certainly is unconventional, ana. the president is doing what he does best, keeping people guessing. there's been so much speculation with president trump scheduled to come to south korea, will he go to the dmz and will he also try to meet kim while he was there? this is all happening in part because the talks between the two sides, north korea and the united states, have basically been stalled for several months after president trump walked out of that last summit with kim jong-un. so now we're here, and president trump announced on ceremoniously on twitter that he wants to meet kim in the dmz for basically just a handshake, a photo op, between the two men. he added in a press conference that he would be willing to step foot onto north korean soil, an unprecedent

abby philip, should so much. the pentagon has just released some new video which purportedly shows this drone, this unmanned aircraft being shot down. the video is black and white, a little grainy. it's hard to tell what we're looking at here but this is we are told the smoke trail after the drone was hit. i want to bring in cnn pentagon reporter ryan brown. he's live for us from the pentagon. the pentagon just held a press conference, ryan. what did we learn? >> reporter: well, we're learning new details about exactly where this u.s. military drone was when it was shot down by this iranian missile. the pentagon providing a map and additional information saying where it was operating. they said very clear lly it wasn international airspace. the top general who oversees air operations in the middle east says it's 34 kilometers, that's 20 miles, off the iranian coast, well into international airspace according to the pentagon. also the nature of this kind of drone, an rq-4, very large. it wouldn't be involved in an

we elected sidney and abby, the first two women from iowa in the house of representatives.applause] >> these are unsung heroes. there are unsung heroes all across iowa. whether it is the every day acts of resilience or the big, bold moments of resistance, women are taking a stand. now, more than ever, our rights are under attack, whether it is georgia or iowa or alabama or missouri. in the white house at the supreme court, across this country right-wing politicians, and a whole lot of men are making decisions about our reproductive freedoms. now is not the time to be polite. now is not the time for small steps. now is the time to fight like hell. [cheers and applause] kirsten gillibrand: to the pundits who say -- who still say, can a woman really win? yes, of course we can. president trump kryptonite is a strong woman who stands up for what she believes in. we know women leaders across the globe actually have faster growing economies, are more inclusive, tolerant, and collaborative. when women lead, we get things done. [cheers and applause] kirsten gillibrand: i have taken

drugmaker abby announced it will the choir botox maker allegheny for about $63000000000.00 gaining control of the biggest name in medical as said x. in order to reduce its reliance on key arthritis treatment humira as the has been under pressure to diversified portfolio as humira the world's best selling drug posted its 1st ever drop in worldwide sales this year as a face competition from cheaper biosimilars in europe under the terms of the deal at the well pay point $86.00 of its shares and $12030.30 in cash for each share of allergen marking a 45 percent premium on allergen share price this deal comes as the latest in a string of acquisitions for the pharmaceutical industry as they begin consolidating earlier this year bristol myers purchased sell a gene for $74000000000.00 and eli lilly bought locks on college e. for 8000000000 dollars this is not a typical big pharma for the last 3 decades 2 radically different couple spending activities and a versus r. and d. have jostled with each other for preeminence brands saunders the current c.e.o. of allergan and legendary deal maker grew out a

it doesn't last forever. >> reporter: abby, hayden and their father were all arrested.emotional reunion of the siblings just before they started serving hard time. the best friends hadn't seen each other in over a year. >> abby, i'm sorry. orb? okay? >> i don't blame you for anything. i love you forever. >> i love you too. >> i don't bme you for nothing. >> okay. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> can i give him a hug? >> if you guys want to give each other a hug, the sheriff says it's okay. >> really? >> reporter: at that point they faced another ten years apart. >> i know. >> when they asked is it okay for abigail to hug her brother hayden, i felt, why not? she needed that. they were kind of desperate souls there at that point in time. >> i don't want you to go. >> i know. >> reporter: today they remain behind bars while abby, now 25 and out of jail, is finding a way to begin life again. >> look at that. >> yeah. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: i'm 6 1/2 months pregnant currently with my first child. everything changes once you find out you're pregnant. you can't be s

>> abby phillip at the white house, thanks so much. let's chew over all of this with our experts. sabrina, let me start with you. the president's answer right there, it's not what i meant, it's what i said, do you have any idea what he's saying? i feel like maybe i'm missing something here? >> well, look, i think that the challenge with this president is that he continues to try to create this alternate universe where facts don't matter, his own statements no longer matter, and he was really all over the place, lashing out at the media. and i think it's really once again a somewhat surprising move for a president who is grappling with or who can tout a successful economy. he's mounting his campaign for re-election, with and he himself in many ways his own worst enemy, because he can't focus on the issue. and instead, you see him really once again just taking it to the media and using his familiar tactics to try to create this fictional universe where everything is fine and well. >> imagine what japan, you know, countries in that region and in south korea are thinking when they see

so to our white house correspondent abby phillip we go. she's live in london. so abby, we're hearing behind the scenes that republicans are trying to find a way to block those tariffs on mexico. >> reporter: that is right, brooke. we have to first start by letting everybody know that tariffs are typically not something that republicans are in favor of. typically they are for free trade and so president trump now starting to veer toward tariffs on a number of different fronts is becoming increasingly alarming to capitol hill republicans. and not only that, but in this case he's using tariffs as a threat against mexico in order to deal with a completely separate problem -- which is immigration. but when president trump was asked about that possibility today at a press conference in london, he was pretty dismiss of idea that republicans might be able to stop him. >> this will take effect next week. and what -- 5%. >> and what do you think of republicans who say they make take action to block you imposing those tariffs. >> i don't think they will do that. if they d

for the next few hours at least, abby, he's going to be on his best behavior. we also say there's van ka trump and jared kushner, senior white house advisers, steve mnuchin, treasury secretary, stephen miller, a white house advisor, they were all there enjoying the moment. what's going on with the white house staff, abby, behind the scenes on this trip? >> reporter: well, they're staying as close to the president as they're required to do as some of his closest advisers and trying to manage this experience for him. i think you made a really good point that so much of this happened before he got to this point. i don't think it's an accident that when the president did that interview with "the sun," it happened days before he even got to the uk. the last time he did an interview with sort of -- a british tabloid, the last time he was here, it was so disruptive to the trip, it happened in the middle of the trip just before he was set to sit down with theresa may. it made a splash for that reason. this time some of the stuff has been handled by his staff, pushed to

abby philip in ireland, thank you. and first on cnn, a homeland security watchdog agency found decrepit conditions during unannounced visits to four immigrant detention centers around the country, and we're just learning about these 2018 inspections detailed in a report obtained by cnn. conditions in the kitchen of one facility were so bad that the kitchen manager was replaced during the inspection. correspondent jessica schneider has more on this. jessica, walk us through the major findings in this report. >> reporter: you know, brianna, the inspector general singled that new jersey detention center out, the same one that fired the kitchen manager on the spot for immediate risks or egregious violations and at that same facility inspectors found open packages of raw chicken leaking blood, slimy, foul-smelling lunch meat and moldy bread, and that's just one facility here. investigators from the inspector general's office, they made surprise visits to four different facilities in california, colorado, louisiana and new j

joining us abby phillip, a cnn white house correspondent, and david gregory, and talu. abby, i want to start with you, as they are fighting on capitol hill trying to get the bill passed, there was a major development overnight, this border facility where people had gone and inspected it and seen horrific conditions. let me just read you some of what they have described down there. this is p 106. some of the children we spoke with were sleeping on concrete floors and eating the same unpalatable and unhealthy food for a month. instant oatmeal, instant stew, previously frozen burrito. they had no blankets. this is the place they were talking about having the diaper smell. we now understand that some of those children are being moved immediately. so some of the public outrage has led to action, and you do get the sense that when a picture like that is painted for the world to see, this white house and this administration does get nervous and things start to happen. >> it seems unsustainable to have conditions like that, and you're right, the more that the light gets shined