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fair, fair goers casting corn kernels, joe biden coming out on top despite blunder-filled weekend, aishae on the poll and what the democrats had to say on the fair stage, good morning, aisha. >> the cornell poll not scientific, joe biden came out on top with 24% of the corn kernels despite recent gaffes. >> i watched what happened the kids that came up from parkland. >> oh, yeah, democrats brapping up a world-win weekend of some serious barn storming at the iowa state fair, democrats pushing gun control, others tearing into president trump, of course, and also touting their socialist agendas. >> we are going to make public colleges and universities in america tuition free, we need to cancel student debt. >> we have to say the party yes we are experiencing global warming and we can do something about it. >> i'm so sick and tired of this country not having universal health care. >> and iowa caucus goers skeptical of tulsi gabbard and cory booker when they found out they don't eat meat. >> we have been sending trillions of dollars, over 6 trillion on wasteful war that is have made us less s

a fishing trip on friday, dc affiliate live in fairfax virginia with more on massive search area, aishaairfax, virginia because justin walker is volunteered firefighter in county, wife natasha worried and asking that everybody pray not only for her husband but the safe return of his colleague but the u.s. coast guard says that walker along with his colleague brian who is paramedic in jacksonville were last seen friday leaving christopher columbus in 24-foot center consul that was heading toward the reef, but when the man hadn't come back as expected by friday evening their family members naturally got worried and were, they had notified the coast guard, family members an friends also seen praying on the beach, justin walker's wife natasha says she's trying to remain hopeful. the family say that both men have survival skills and navy veteran. >> we are all optimistic, we have a lot of people out there searching. >> if anybody will get through this so my brother, combat veteran, so he know what is he's doing. he's been sailing all of his life. >> the coast guard has covered more than 20,0

aisha. is that a credible defense. >> i think at this point it's not really credible. he is the president of the united states. so what he says matters. and they want it matter when it's convenient for them. so the white house will say that the president's statements on twitter or what have you -- just last week he imposed tariffs through twitter. on china. and so they say those words matter but when it's something they can't defend or don't really have an answer for, then it's just a joke. at this point, it would seem like it's not wise for a president of the united states to be joking about pardoning people, because that pardon them, because that raises real questions. that's something that congress would look intoen li and could lead to questions with impeachment, because people could look at it as abuse of power. >> doug, it's not the first time cnn previously reported trump told customs and border protection commissioner kevin mcleanen that he would grant grant him pardon from going to jail if he should defy u.s. law. this is something the president did before and

i'm aisha hasnie.ouse as world leader gathers in france for the g7 meeting. earlier today president trump seemed to say he had second thoughts about fueling the tariffs were with china but white house later said he only regret not reading those tariffs higher. the president is using the summit to tout what he claims are imminent trade deals with japan and the uk. no details about those trade deals. play resuming sunday the pga tour championship near atlanta. six spectators were injured when lightning struck a day earlier with a 60-foot pine tree during weather delay. thunderstorm postponed the third round at east lake golf club is open sunday morning. the injured spectators were treated and released to a nearby hospital. i'm aisha hasnie and i'm back to scandalous: the death of marilyn monroe. rumors to spread about hollywood's biggest star and the most of powerful man in the world. >> their schedules are so public it's easy to document their lives almost on a daily basis. the on time they could have b

i'm aisha hasnie.ident trump is talking up the economy as he returned to washington after a week long vacation. mr. trump saying the economy is strong and is downplaying any recession. president trump: i don't see a recession. the world is in a recession right now. although, that is too big a statement but if you look at china, china is doing very, very poorly. they just had a report i saw they had the worst year in 27 years because of what i have done. they want to come to the negotiating table. >> dow s&p 500 and nasdaq futures are all trading up at about half a point at this hour pointed to a higher open to start the week. major industries all closed lower for a third straight week last week. i'm aisha hasnie and now back to scandalous: the death of marilyn monroe. >> the ward was abandoned and falling apart in 1958 when a team of psychiatrist to get over and opened the suicide prevention the quad. three years later they would be called upon to perform a psychological autopsy of marilyn monroe to de

i'm aisha.ere's fears of a looming recession growing among americans and economists but not president trump. he returned to dc after a weeklong location the president insisting our economy remains strong due to tax cuts which he claims have given consumers cash to spend. some economists think otherwise after a wild week on wall street that hasn't market into a tailspin because of the ongoing trade war with china. guns still on the minds of many americans and thousands of safety advocates rally across country today urging the senate to end its recessed early and go back to washington to act on the stricter gun laws. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell insists that will not happen. latest debate over gun control triggered by those two mass shootings. i'm aisha and now back to scandalous. ♪ >> the ward was abandoned and falling apart in 1958 when a team of psychiatrist to get over and opened the suicide prevention the quad. three years later they would be called upon to perform a psychological a

i'm aisha.tions are underway into two mass shootings that claimed a total of 29 like this again. tonight we still don't know what triggered sunday morning massacre outside a bar in dayton, ohio. the gunman dressed in body armor fired off at least 100 rounds of ammunition in seconds he killed nine people and injured dozens more before officers fatally shot him. earlier the people of dayton gathered to honor the many victims which included the killer's own sister. in el paso, texas investigators say saturday's mass shooting at a walmart store was an act of domestic terrorism. the accused gunman in the case captured alive could face the death penalty. please tell us he posted a manifesto expressing hatred for immigrants. i'm aisha and back to "life, liberty and levin". mark: neil ferguson, you talk about the soviet union and it does not exist anymore but there is russia and who did we talk about china and russia, putin are a great threat is it a society that unraveling? how do you see it? >> russia

i'm aisha hasnie.n forest on the agenda as president trump meets with world leaders at the g7 summit happening in france. french president emmanuel macron says summit leaders are nearing an agreement on how to support brazil. brazilians president announcing friday he would send 44000 soldiers to help battle the fires. wildfires could have dire effects worldwide with the amazon producing 20% of the planets oxygen. was' deputy who claimed that he was shot in the department's parking lot last week apparently lied about it. the incident watched a massive man. authorities say the became suspicious when he cannot find bullets at the scene 21 -year-old sheriff deputy has been relieved of his duties but i'm aisha hasnie hosni and back to life liberty and levine. mark: professor lawson, why is it assumed that the government does its personal handle of things that were noble and more humane and if it done in the private sector is in it the opposite? >> i think it's the opposite. more or less most of us want to m

aisha. ian, i want to start with you.here's nothing i enjoy more than your very blunt and newsletter of your trip around the politics of the globe. what's going to happen at this g7, and did today just make it nearly impossible that anything productive happens? >> i am supposed to be on vacation. >> i'm sorry. [ laughter ] >> but not this year. i mean, look, this is the most challenging u.s./china relationship we've had in decades. there's massive escalation on the trade front. taiwan is getting heated up. there is confrontation on technology too, given that the one thing that should be working is the g7, right? if you have big confrontation with the country that is increasingly saying we don't want to play by the rules of the west, then you should have alignment on things like hong kong and taiwan and free trade and rule of law and open technology and cyber and you name it. and, yet, trump is coming into the g7 and these countries are very deeply divided internally, all of them. they're increasingly weak, their instituti

happening last night in the debate was too often you had a sense it was getting very personal. >> aisha say, i want to go back to something i believe, democratic voters in the general are going to stay home because someone on the debate stage called into question whether obama could have done something differently with immigration. i think that that's a false narrative and i think we should stop using republican talking points. i do believe, though, that democrats can get more people out, that we can get out more people of color and more women just like when 2018 with resist, and get more people animated, young people in particular, when you're talking about issues and ideas that are aspirational. >> when did -- >> and that's what the progressives are trying to do. >> when did republican talking points become democratic talking points? it's the republican version of calling something fake news. >> because elizabeth warren is brilliant and she said it. the truth is time and time and time again, you do have democrats who call themselves moderates. i don't even know what that means anymore

could be its key works in a coal fired power plants in the eastern german region of loose aisha. lately he's been managing his election campaign qubits he wants to represent the far right alternative for germany party or a f.t. in brandenburg state parliament. they could not see in years ago i never would have thought that i would get into politics so to speak and be this involved i could have gone fishing for it already taken my dog for a walk i could have had a lot easier it's tough to be in the a.f.d. hostile to you on your point of but the f.d.a. is popular here germany's phase out of coal fired power plants has many people here worried and the a.f.d. backs coal power which is practically the region's only source of income the party thrives on frustration with germany's mainstream parties or. whatever they've done for the last 30 years they make most people sick people don't believe in all the promises being made again just before the election. and. after the collapse of communist east germany many people moved to the west sense then the center left social democrats have gove

overcome racism marginalize aisha and woman write all those things which committee occupying . the rest of the bix major cities and all of which is forces the rapid response force which actually committed the last massacre in june 3rd and massacres in dar for him it was part 2 so for us it's like how do you receive justice and justice is the 1st step towards reaching a democracy and after his parents see have accountability the have participation and equality and the economy and all that they can reach. economic stability in sudan knowing that one of the major issues we always had was that 70 percent of the country's resources is being used by the military so can we expect the military to abuse their resources to 10 percent so we can move forward so we have all these questions that we have and to up to me is like seeing committee there signing and and standing behind him. just makes me feel like this is not going to go forward the revolution is to continue and for me though seeing that the only optimism i have is that people there who she marries who were out in the street will

they had a block party and steph curry and his wife aisha. mr. fab and his sister say they want to put a smile on the face of local kids. >> we want to make sure you have what you need to be successful in school. that means having all the supplies that you need and it helps children to focus on learning and not have to worry about what they don't have. >> school supplies were donated by a wide range of people from athletes to entertainers. >> that is a modern twist on a filipino dance going viral after getting a shout out from a viral rapper. the choreographer was available to come to studio. congratulations. did you have any idea this would go bananas? >> know. we actually -- no. choreographe missing. everybody said wow this is amazing, i've never seen this before, i was shocked. >> it was your cotillion? >> yes. my 18th birthday. how did everyone react to it? >> our family has been doing this for other birthday performances and i used to watch my aunts and uncles do it when i was in the second grade. i kind of wanted to bring it back for my par

marijuana, all part of massive overhaul in the criminal justice system which he called vote of plan, aishamore of the senator's ideas. >> good morning. >> bernie sanders revealing massive plan, south carolina rally on sunday. >> we have layed out what we think is perhaps the boldest criminal justice reform package in the history of the united states politics. >> and one of the bolder moves creating a list or a registry of reputable federal law enforcement officers, why, as he puts it sanders wants to ensure that testimony from untrust worthy sources doesn't lead to criminal conviction, sanders wants to provide financial support for similar types at state level 2, the announcement comes 10 days after texas immigration and customs facility was shot up in what the fbi is calling a targeted attack and, of course, earlier this month democrat rep joaquÍn castro drew bipartisan condemnation for creating a list of his own and posting the names of people who donated to president trump's campaign. sanders registry will be part of a bigger plan, though, as he says to cut the prison population by half

epidemic today, judge expected to say whether johnson & johnson will pay $17 million against drug maker, aishath more as the trial winds down in oklahoma. >> could bring hope and ending the deadliest opioid crisis, the ruling all in the hands of this man, cleveland county district judge, he's going to decide if johnson & johnson has to pay and just how much, oklahoma says it need nearly $18 billion to fund opioid treatment and prevention programs in the state over the next 30 years, well, johnson & johnson is accused of sparking the crisis by oversupplying these addictive pain killers and also using misleading medical claims and aggressive tactics, those lawmakers say lead to 6,000 deaths in this state alone in nearly two decades, one of them including university of oklahoma austin botts, dad's heartbreaking testimony against johnson & johnson earlier this year, listen to this. >> from the university of oklahoma the saturday before he died. >> austin died of overdoes in 2011. today's ruling could bring justice to his family and also set precedent for 1900 other opioid cases across the u.s. and

the wall street journal reports that it's meant to be alternative to obamacare, aisha, explains how it into the president's reelection strategy. >> the white house wants voters to know they've got a plan, the wall street journal reporting president trump could unveil a new health plan during speech in september, and could include providing coverage for people with preexisting conditions, expanding house savings account and offering more insurance options even across state lines, health care is among the most important issues for 2020 voters, according to fox news poll came in third behind immigration and the economy, this as democrat candidates accuse gop of wanting to take away health care for all americans and argue over what would work. >> obamacare is working. >> your plan does not cover everyone in america, by your staff and your own definition. >> we pin democrats against each other while he's working right now to take away americans' health care. >> the journal is reporting the president has not signed off on anything just yet but he will talk about his administration's progress

i'm aisha and now back to vaccinations american justice. >> l chabot was the most hunted man in mexicodrug lord whose reach had plagued american cities thousands of miles away. >> i believe it was never about the money but about the power. >> with the chicago pd finally had enough. >> they put a bounty on my head and made it personal for me. i guarantee you he wishes arrival had put a bullet in his head. >> shocking story of the catch of el chapo. abby: exclusive look at catching el chapo. a behind-the-scenes look at the hunt that lasted over three decades in the shocking story of what brought down infamous head of the cartel for good. your to give us more details about this is former dea agent, jack riley. jack, thank you for taking the time. >> my pleasure. abby: you were close to this case for three decades. to put that into perspective that is a very long time to be following one guy because of the complexity of what he was doing between mexico and the united states. what do you see as the most taxing thing that happened from these cartels can. >> i think if you look at the way the

i'm aisha, now back to watters world >> time now for some real news of the week.the washington post" that suggest democratses want to be boring. yap. you heard that right. they are trying to be boring because they're had tired of president trump's pace. but here's the truth. every presidential election on war on terror or reviving the economy and serious anxiety centered around terrorism, air travel, dirty bombs sending your son to iraq or afghanistan and table bursting great recession or losing your job at your home now because today there's peace and prosperity under president trump americans are more confident and secure and democrats are running on boutique policies like race, free stuff, global warming, and trump's personality. and they're trying to create anxiety when there's really not as much out there as there used to be. liberals create fake anxiety about trump's tweeting, rhetoric political incorrectness and political attacks. the when i will wind pronouncement and personal shuffling. trump is now the crisis. not the war, not the recession. trump is the

aisha more on the poll and what democrats have to say on the fair stage, good morning. >> good morningand carley, yeah, so the poll, right, the kernel poll not scientific by any means but joe biden, yes, he came out on top, 44% of the kernels and that despite recent string of gaffes. >> i watch what happened those kids from parkland came up to see me when i was vice president. >> poor kids are just as great as white kids. >> democrats wrapping up a world win weekend of serious state fair, some touting social agendas and others tearing to president trump and then more pushing gun control. >> i will ban the assault rifles and the large magazines that are resulting in all of this death. [cheers and applause] >> make sure if we want our neighborhoods not to be war zones then we couldn't fill them with the weapons that belong only in war zones. >> meaningful change start with breaking up the corruption in washington, breaking up the strain hold of the gun industry and the nra. >> did you hear about this, iowa caucus goers skeptical of tulsi gabbard and cory booker because they found out the

year of the event that included a block party and special guest including deaf curry and his wife, aishaand his sister say that it is designed to put a smile on the face of local kids . >> we are going to make sure you have what you need, to be successful in school and being successful in school means having all the supplies you need and it helps children to focus on their learning and not have to worry about what they don't have. >> school supplies were donated by a wide range of people from athletes to entertainers. >>> more changes coming to disneyland california adventure theme park. they are adding a marvels adventures superhero themed land joining the guardians of the galaxy breakout ride which is at the old tower of terror. it is being built in the old abuzz land. no word yet on which characters will be there but fans speculate black panther, captain america and spiderman could be there. the avengers campus is expected to open next year. >>> time is 7:57. still no end in sight in the tray war between the u.s. and china but global leaders are working on a trade deal at the g-7 summ

cheryl: we're also talking about and we're going to pick up right now on what aisha was reporting on,e healthcare plan from the trump administration. this could be in place as soon as next month, settlement. this is possible r -- september. this is possible. the white house will unveil the plan as an alternative to medicare for all backed by the democratic candidates. again, reported by the wall street journal. a recent fox news poll shows 38% of americans approve how he handled healthcare. half of americans think democrats would do a better job. can the president find a path to victory with healthcare? let's bring in brad blakeman. this is all about healthcare. this new plan is interesting, according to the journal. it could sell insurance across state lines, that was missing from obamacare, cover pre-existing conditions and give states flexibility. what do you say? >> i think it's a good plan. it's something republicans wanted to do for a long time. it makes sense, giving people options, that's the key, and giving control to people as opposed to government on their healthcare, creat

i am aisha haas name.on unfolding involving a barricaded gunman who is accused of shooting and injuring several police officers. at this hour, we have just gotten word that the suspect is now in police custody. again, this after an hour's long standoff. you are looking at the video of the suspect with his hands up as he surrenders to police, just happened about 10 minutes ago. all of this happening at a neighborhood of brick and stone homes and a part of the city known as nice time tioga. for a while, two officers were trapped in the same building where the suspected gunman was holed up, but they safely were taken out just before 10:00 eastern time by police and their s.w.a.t. teams. earlier, six officers hit by gunfire, and they have since been treated and released from the two nearby hospitals in philadelphia. one other officer was hurt in a car accident as he raced to that scene. philadelphia police commissioner richard ross telling us at this moment, all of this unfolded around 4:30 this afternoon as o

the event included a block party as well and special guest included steph curry and his wife aisha.is his sister say their goal is to put smiles on the faces of children . >> we are going to make sure you have what you need. the essentials of school and this means having all of the supplies you need and it helps children to focus on their learning and not have to worry about what they don't have. >> the school supplies were donated by many people including athletes and entertainments . >> more breaking news. we have bringing been bringing you from the east bay. firefighters are working to put out a house fire in livermore. pg&e has also been called out to help with a gas leak . >> >>> and off duty police officer shot a man in el cerrito. we will tell you what investigators believe led to the shooting. >>> a smash and grab robbery at the great mall in milpitas leads to a shooting scare and the suspect is on the loose. the thief may be tied to another robbery that was hours before this one. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> already a busy morning and weather changes

fox news correspondent aisha hackney explains how the regulation of the draft trade is supposed to help concern the species. >> is a tall order. there for the first time ever giraffes receiving special protections in an effort to conserve the endangered species. >> it is a warning. people think of draft and they think they are abundant everywhere in africa. and there not. >> countries attend the international world wildlife conference known as psyches voted to regulate the trade of draft parts including heights, bones and meets. the measure stopping short of an all-out ban on trade for the animals facing population decline. >> all international trade interactions would now be regulated by the treaty. there are many trips for the draft but now the threat of trade will be able to be controlled. >> countries will be required to record the export of draft parts or artifacts. and have mandatory permits for trade. 106 countries including the u.s. voted for the measure. but 21 were not on board. >> we see no reason as to why we should support this decision. because they have a declining popula

joining me now is democratic strategist aisha moody mills. thanks for being with me this saturday. democratic candidates today speaking about gun control reform. senator elizabeth warren introduced a plan saying if elected president she'd sign an executive order for background checks and push for laws to ban assault weapons. has the mood in the country shifted enough that these democratic candidates feel like they've got some momentum here? >> well, just to clarify, the democrats have always been the leading voices on the fact that we should have some gun control in this country. look, let's remember president obama in tears talked about how children were killed in massachusetts that we needed to do anything. the fact that we are still in a place where we're having partisan conversations about people's lives, about the fact that they're literally no matter what partisan persuasion you are there are people who have been gunned down more than any other country in the world. the democrats have their own visions, their own plans. but at the end of the day the democrats have been trying

to talk about it now, usa today columnist, strategist aisha moody mills and david ger began who has seencampaigning from the inside than any of us. kirsten, is this fair game in your mind for democrats or does it risk fracturing the party? >> well, it's fair game. it's not out of bounds. i'm just not sure it's productive. so certainly president obama, when he was running for office, he was, you know -- and he was running against hillary clinton in the primary, he had no problem criticizing things that happened in the clinton administration. and i think that it's fine to have some criticisms. but i would do it in a different way. i would treat it -- i think the democrats would be well served to say, we want to build on the successes that obama had versus saying -- sort of treating it as though these successes didn't occur. and even the way they've portrayed his immigration policy, which i had a lot of criticism for at the time, you still have to recognize what he was dealing with, right? that he had a republican congress, for example, that he actually did do some good things such as the d

>> well, aisha, you know the story. is he aware that the economic news is real? >> well, i don't know -- i would think that they would know that the economic news is real. it's coming from his own administration. it's coming from the federal government. but what i think president trump wants to try to do now is try to put the attention on someone else and say that if there is bad news, it's not my fault, it's jay powell's fault, it's the fault of the media, it's the democrats against me -- >> yeah, but is the fault for there being a real economic recession coming or somebody said there is one coming? because when unemployment starts to rise again, which it apparently will at some point. it's a lagging indicator. that's real. >> and that's the issue. because you can't talk your way out of that and you can't just blame someone else if there are real economic problems. it does seem like this administration is taking it seriously. now, i talked to a white house official who said they're not considering a payroll tax cut right now, but they are considering pushing oth

overcome racism marginalize aisha and woman write all those things which commit to occupying . the rest of the bix major cities in sudan and also with his forces the rapid response force which actually committed that massacre in june 3rd and massacres in dar for him it was part 2 so for us it's like how do you receive justice and justice is the 1st step towards reaching a democracy and after asperin see have accountability the have participation and equality and economy and all that can reach. economic stability in sudan knowing that one of the major issues we always had was that 70 percent of the country's resources is being used by the military so can we expect the military to abuse their resources to 10 percent so we can move forward so we have all these questions that we have and to up to me is like seeing committee there signing and and standing behind him. just makes me feel like this is not going to go forward the revolution is to continue and for me though seeing that the only optimism i have is that people there who she marries who were out in the street will continue

overcome racism marginalize aisha and woman write all those things which committee occupying . the rest of the bix major cities in sudan and all of which is forces the rapid response force which actually committed the last massacre in june 3rd and massacres in dar for him it was part 2 so for us it's like how do you receive justice and justice is the 1st step towards reaching a democracy and after asperin see have accountability the have participation equality and the economy and all that can reach. economic stability in sudan knowing that one of the major issues we always had was that 70 percent of the country's resources is being used by the military so can we expect the military to abuse their resources to 10 percent so we can move forward so we have all these questions that we have and to up to me is like seeing committee there signing and and standing behind him. just makes me feel like this is not going to go forward the revolution is to continue and for me though seeing that the only up to miss him i have is that people there who she marries who are out in the street wil

aisha, when you look at that -- >> i have an answer for that one. >> go for it. >> the biggest enemy is donald trump. he's an enemy to sanity, he's an enemy to stability. he's an enemy to the american presidency. he's an enemy of decency and of morality, and frankly, he's an enemy of conservative and republican principles, because if you are a republican, you are a free trader. you are not for trade wars. you're not for tariffs. you're not for running a $1 trillion deficit. you're not for antagonizing allies and coddling foes. when you see a president who is using the bully pulpit of the presidency to attack other americans, to break international relations, to cause an instability and chaos, and i think what he's trying to do is distract us from the fact that he inspired a white supremacist to go hunt down latinos, and that he capitulated to the nra and that his economy is going so badly. he is trying to distract this, but his words have consequences, his tweets have consequences. he is being irresponsible, impulsive, ignorant, and short-sighted, and that has enormous consequences.

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