ana: my dad. lemonis: he loves to say yes to everybody? ana: yes. lemonis: when i look at him over there making that chair, he doesn't look like he's ready to retire. ana: i know. lemonis: does he want to? ana: he says he does. he works monday through sunday. lemonis: that's seven days a week. ana: yeah. this actually, i'll have them flip it over so you can see it. lemonis: is this a sofa? ana: it is. so this is the outside back of it. it's going to have fabric and then the -- lemonis: is that for your house? man: [ laughs ] no. lemonis: no. that's a big pink chair. man: very big, very pink. lemonis: what does this cost to make? ana: papa, how much does it cost us to make this chair? ana: about $300? gilbert. yeah. lemonis: and what does it sell for? $500? ana: we have a price list. are we selling it for $500? i've got to check. lemonis: i would hope that one of them would know their numbers. ana: it's much worse than we thought. lemonis: what's much worse? ana: the price. it's $420. this one, i got the price. lemonis: it costs you $300, you sell it

krista olivera sells what ana he and his farmers association believe that it's important to cultivate the berries which contain caffeine according to indigenous traditions. you can buy a lot on a pit or a dry paste or quote on a powder. resell product from our producers association from rio parcheesi. and we come to this market because we can get a fair price for our quote on a. second to go and see the protection of our rainforest if we had a fair wage. in the now if you can buy one and not in some shape or form on every street corner as an energy drink or mixed with fruit juice every vendor has their own hand mixed specialty even the drinks industry here in brazil is in on the business it's been selling a fizzy drink with extract for decades. what are now is traditionally cultivated on the banks of the last real. a 16 hour boat ride away from an ousts. here in the dense rain forest close to indigenous reserves are the villages of nazare and sells the best where krista to and his farmers association harvest wanna feel their fruit contains 4 times as much caffeine as the quad and up p

but notice, ana, he's not saying he wouldn't take the dirt. the only change in his answer really has been whether or not he would contact the fbi. sources tell cnn that white house officials have found those clips from abc and then later from "fox & friends" when the president adjusted the answer a little bit tough to watch. they say they know the president handled those questions poorly. obviously it sparked outrage among democrats and even some of the president's allies. lindsey graham condemned the comments and one of them, kamala harris said he was a national security threat after he made the comments and you'll notice the defense from the president and the allies has not come in the context in which his comments originally came. when they're defending the comments they try to compare what trump was saying he'd do to diplomatic conversations he's had with leaders of friendly nations or pointing out that the president later said that he would call the fbi, but no one ana, has been defending what the president originally said which was that

he say? >> reporter: yeah. hi, ana. this was christiane amanpour who heard just a couple minutes ago said they were headed for a confrontation. he also said he doesn't believe that president trump himself necessarily wants a war between iran and the united states, but he also said that the middle east is the land or area of unintended consequences. so certainly pretty strong warning there coming from an iranian official as the iranians themselves also upping their rhetoric to a great deal. what we have heard in the past couple hours from the iranians is that the chief of iran's general staff came out, and he said, first of all, once again, denying that the iranians were behind those tanker attacks. but said if the iranians wanted to close off the strait of hormuz, they would be able to because their military is so powerful. and also said if the iranians were to do it, they would do it publicly, not secretly, like, for instance, with tanker attacks like the ones we saw in the gulf of ohman a couple of days ago. so certain

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the source of the problem which he's ignoring in places like central america and here's the irony, ana. he defunded and threatened to defund funds that go to the lapd officers that we use for anti-gang operations such as ms-13 because he decided we're a sanctuary city. here's a president talking tough with ms-13 and defunding police with the very funds that would go after ms-13. >> according to figures as early as 2016, i.c.e. plans to target 2 hun families throughout the entire country. do you have an idea how many i.c.e. may try to arrest in the next couple of weeks. >> it's not a million in los angeles. it's a million in southern california which is 20 million americans that live in this region. my understanding there are 800 i.c.e. officers and 600 to 800. there's no way that anyone can fizzec fi physically deport 1 million people. we know this is a political game. i think people see through that and so we're hoping that this is a president who can focus living up to his own word. he told me when he was president elect he wanted to do com pro hencive immigration reform and he told drea

and from the bench last week, ana, he went on about the various tests that had been proposed by the challengers just batted them back one after another, saying they're impossible for judges to administer. but then, dissenting justice elena kagan said, lower court judges have indeed been using these tests and they've been able to assess very extreme gerrymanders that essentially rig elections. so there was a real fundamental difference in what lower courts were able to do here. and it was a very sad, almost mournful dissent from justice kagan saying, now when people go to the ballot box on election day they won't be choosing their representatives as much as representatives in a statehouse have already chosen them by virtue of how the lines had been drawn. >> so the sort of representatives, those who are seeking votes, are now choosing their voters. harry, explain what the impact will look like when it comes to the political landscape. >> yeah, i think there are a few different points i would point out. number one, there's no doubt, if in fact you had fairer rules, let's say the number of votes y

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is he doing anything differently this time around? >> hi, ana. yes, he is. the mayor has been meeting privately with community leaders and activists, coming on the heels of this police-involved shooting that left one man dead early sunday morning. he's been identified as eric jack logan, a resident here in south bend. the mayor was scheduled to be in new york this evening for an event, but he cancelled that in order to fulfill his mayoral duties here in town. he had a press conference late last night at 10:00 p.m., because he says he wanted to be able to speak to the community early. he says it's something he has failed to do in the past. >> we've had prior cases of use of force incidents and officer-involved shootings where i hesitated, frankly, to get in front of cameras, because we didn't know very much, and it was out of our hands. but what i learned, what i was told by people in the community, is that it is important to open channels of communication to try to be clear on where the city is. even if we don't find ourselves in the position to be able to s

>> reporter: well, jessica, hogan is looking at way, he's been ana cabr he is pointing to his upcomingtint as the chair of the national governor's association as a reason he is not going to run, although he acknowledged in an interview with "the washington post" that trump's sky-high popularity in the gop would have made a challenge to renominating trump an uphill battle. as you mentioned, he spent months weighing the foray into 2020 politics. he was approached by trump critics within the gop and we have not gotten a response from the trump campaign yet, but it is news likely to excite them. not necessarily because hogan was ever a real serious threat to president trump's chances of being renominated but because behind the scenes the trump campaign has been working at consolidating gop support. they want the republican convention next year to go off without a hitch, and hogan's bid, however long shot it would have been, would have really hindered their efforts to project gop unity. jessica. >> sarah westwood at the white house for us. thanks so much. we will be right back. flash fl. i

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how did he try to make his case today? >> reporter: well, ana, you had many of the candidates here today, bernie sanders being one of them, and one thing that bernie sanders often speaks about when he's out on the campaign trail is trying to solve economic and inequalities. here at the south carolina democratic party convention he made that argument about economic inequality, and also tied it to racial inequality when it comes to income and other economic issues. you'll remember south carolina, the black vote is very important in this state. last time in 2016 black voters made up 61% of the economic primary electorate. so you've seen candidates here in the past two days trying to court black voters, both at this convention along with last night, jim clyburn's world famous fish fry. he had 21 of the 23 candidates out there last night. later this afternoon, we're going to hear from a few more of the 2020 contenders, beto o'rourke, cory booker, joe biden. they're slated for the final hour here. >> i understand there was a stunning moment, moments a

but one of the things the president talked about, ana, when he met with kim jong-un, is perhaps something more tantalizing than seeing the president of the united states cross the dmz into north korean territory, and that's the prospect of bringing kim jong-un to the white house. i talked to a white house official who said the timeline is such at this point they can't really lay out for us. it's too early in the process to say exactly when we might expect to see kim jong-un in washington. but what a remarkable scene that would be as well. >> no doubt about it. jim acosta in seoul, south korea, thank you. >>> president trump cozying up to one of the world's most brutal dictators. i want to remind you of kim jong-un's track record. he was just in his 20s when he became the supreme leader of north korea. he's shrewd, ruthless and willing to assassinate anyone who poses a threat to him, even his own family members. oh, and it doesn't really matter if the threat is real or imagined. kim ordered the execution of his own uncle in 2013. the uncle's crime? having too much power. in february of 201

sam, how should the president prepare for any meeting he might have with putin later this week? >> well, ana the comments president trump made earlier. why wouldn't president trump confront vladimir putin over election interference? the only logical explanation is he doesn't want it to stop because he views it as helpful to his 2020 election campaign. when kicking off any potential encounter with vladimir putin, president trump should lead with intelligence related to what we know about russia's ongoing attack on our country. a failure to do so is acquiescing to making the american people victims again. president trump should also know putin is probably looki ining forward to a meeting with president trump because past encounters have really helped advance russia's attacks against united states. we just look back to the helsinki summit when president trump made major counterintelligence missteps like failing to bring a note taker into the meeting and undermining the u.s. intelligence community. putin is probably expecting more of the same. now, ana, even if president trump does raise electio

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he ultimately steps back on. it is a central issue not only for his presidency, but also to his 2020 candidacy, ana. >> boris, stayh me because we have more from this president including a new catch phrase. make iran great again. that is president trump's message just days after he claims to have been just minutes away from ordering a retaliatory strike against the country for shooting down a u.s. drone. >> iran wants to become a healthy nation again. become a prosperous nation. let's call it let's make iran great again. does that make sense? make iran great again. it's okay with me. >> the president is at camp david this afternoon and that was just before he left and he's holding meetings on the escalation with iran and before he left he spoke to reporters saying what you just heard there as well as this. >> the fact is we're not going to have iran have a nuclear weapon and when they agree to that they are going to have a wealthy country. they're going to be so happy and i'm going to be their best friend. i hope that happens. i hope that happens, but it may not. >> the president withdrew from the iran deal last y

impersonating a police officer last weekend and police say he's done this in at least 2 other bay area cities in 2017 taylor was convicted for impersonating ana officer among other charges. and he allegedly did it again last month. police say the 20 year-old who is employed by a security company was wearing what looks like an official uniform and ballistic vests and carried a replica guns. >>san francisco board of supervisors passed 2 controversial proposals today, one would for some people with drug addictions and mental illness into treatment without their consent. several supervisors deep concerns about the forfeiture of civil liberties but the proposal still past 10 to one. mayor london breed backs the measure. health officials say the proposal would affect only about 5 people but could expand to 55 people with legislation pending at the state level. the other proposal that passed closing juvenile hall that would make san francisco one of the first cities in the country to do so that also past 10 to one today, but it's opposed by the n double acp which says if the hall closes underage offenders will be taken to other facilities outside of

so it's no surprise that in the uk right now, he is still tweeting about these mexico tariffs. >> so ana navarro, you know that immigration and trade, two of the big issues that helped to get this president elected, maybe got him elected. so does this strategy make sense to you? >> no. it makes no sense to me as an american consumer and taxpayer and somebody who is going to end up paying the costs like every other american of these tariffs, whether it's china or whether it's mexico. it also makes absolutely no sense to me as a republican, traditional republican, well, used to be a republican. look, when a baby is born, they take a look and say, you're a boy, you're a girl. then they ask the baby, are you a free trader? yes. are you against tariffs? yes. are you for lower taxes? yes. okay, baby. you are a republican. it is part of the dna of republicans to be free traders, to be anti-tariffs. and so, you know, for republicans to somehow be rationalizing -- some of them -- you know, this move by trump, i'm telling you, it is like i am watching a remake, a bat remake of the political versio

>> this was possibly the worst week for biden since he launched his campaign, ana. it tells me is that his campaign is really having trouble when it comes to making sure they know, and unlike medicare for all, this is an issue that's getting much more attention because of the sweeping restrictive abortion laws being passed across red-leaning states. we've seen this blow up specifically in the primary. it's one that also rallying the base. biden coming out for the hyde amendment put hem completely at odds with his party. it also raised the question of whether or not the democratic party had passed him by. >> he also he to answer questions about insaiding women's personal space. do you think there's a fear he's not in touch with female voters? >> absolutely. what strike me is his campaign spend the early part of the we're explaining his support, only to try to cast his evolution within the course of 48 hours as organic. i think what they really did realize is not how severe the backlash was because of the hyde name particular affecting underserved communities, but rec

but if he is found guilty, gallagher, i would prosecute that medic for perjury if -- now here is the key, anaked the medic, did you do anything to accelerate the or cause the death and he said no and then he gets on the stand and says yes that's perjury. but if the prosecutor did not ask the question then there is no perjury. >> so he would have had to ask him on the stand earlier or. >> yes. >> ask him even just in the consultations before? >> correct. yes. ana, i think what happened is the medic was -- knew what he was going to say on direct or cross. but the prosecutor did not ask the specific question about whether the medic he himself did anything to accelerate the death. so. >> yeah. >> there is no way you could prosecute perjury base on her that. >> president trump has considered pardoning gallagher take a listen. >> we teach them to be great fighters when he they fight sometimes any get treated very unfairly. >> you think this twist could play into that? >> repeat that question, ana. >> do you think this twist with what just happened on the stand could play into this idea of whether g

symone, why hasn't biden come out and clearly stated where he stands on this issue today? >> thanks for having me, ana and clearly state where he stood on this issue today. following the debate on friday, this past friday, vice president biden was at the rainbow push coalition's labor luncheon. he was the keynote speaker and joined reverend jesse jackson. where at the beginning of his remarks he spoke very frankly about it. what he said was to be clear, he has always been a forceful, forceful supporter and champion of civil rights and the federal government's need to step in to protect the civil rights of all americans and he spoke to the exchange that he had with senator harris. he noted that he respected senator harris and heard her and listened to her. what he wanted to make clear to the american people and also the people in the room at the rainbow push labor luncheon was that he did not believe that busing was basically a cure-all for the ills and issues that followed with segregation and to, frankly, address segregation. and that he was a very forceful advocate combatting red lining, of rezoning

he could play. so we still have to ana decision. that's kind of up in the air. >> he flew to new york for an mri while his team flew to oakland. the warriors face game six and fans are split on whether they can do this without him. >> i don't think he'll come back. if he doesn't come back, i don't think we have a chance to win. we really need him. >> yes, they can do it without kd. toronto will give them a run for it but they can do it. >> reporter: game six is a must win for the warriors. win or lose, it will be the last game they play at oracle. game seven will move to tron. abc7 news. >> the only place to watch the warriors and raptors. our coverage will begin tomorrow on abc7 news at 4:00, followed by the dubs on 7. nab countdown and then game six at 6:00 p.m., followed by after the game live from oracle. >> let's turn to our weather and take a live look at our east bay camera. it is hot outside again today. >> we need more fog! >> it is doing its job. it is beginning to push through golden gateringing cooling relief. check out t

ana. we heard from several key administrators on this, from national security adviser john bolton, visiting israel right now. hetially repeated something we heard from the president previously about the military opgs being on the table, saying that the u.s. military is rebuilt and ready to go. he says that the iranians should not perceive this canceled strike as weakness. he made clear this morning that the u.s. would put forward putting pressure on iran until they get a new deal. >> the president's message to iran is very clear. we are not going to allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. and we're not going to stand by while iran continues to sew malign and influence across the region. the president has made it clear we're not going to tolerate any threats against american forces, interests, america's allies in the region and we'll never allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. >> lastly, ana, we heard from secretary of state mike pompeo on this, effectively said that as soon as iran is ready to negotiate, the u.s. will respond and talks can begin. as you said, president trump returned to the white house a couple

he's not going to change, but if we're changing, if we're finding ourselves falling asleep or numb to this or engaging in what ana'sibing as trash of another victim, even though her story is so perfectly, perfectly in line with the stories we've heard before and what donald trump himself said he does. if we're unable to react, that's the thing that scares me. that will far outlast donald trump's presidency. >> and ana marie, when e. jean carroll was on this program friday night, the day that the story broke, when i introduced the subject, i mentioned that she had two corroborating witnesses from that time who she told about it and she had -- and those witnesses had spoken to "new york" magazine, but also as one of the corroborating pieces of evidence, i played the donald trump "access hollywood" tape in which he proudly describes his approach to women, which is exactly was his first physical approach to e. jean before he then fully and completely raped her. and so much of the media has left out context and simply reported headlines like "donald trump denies." >> they've left out the context. they've left out the de

and ana trump in particular has signaled that he's very open and that britain is at the front of the queue these are all signs of hope for the u.k. and well i guess they're clinging to it in a bigger trumpets hinted that he wants to meet with brigadiers boris johnson and nigel ferrars on this trip how is this likely to go on with the british establishment and with the british public. well yes he's been very fond of niger for art and also of course johnson who's hoping to succeed to reason may as the next prime minister and somebody who's coming from the outside even if it's the u.s. president who's weighing into these really deeply political questions with in the u.k. it's going to be very strange for tourism a she's meeting on trump tomorrow and he's been also very critical of have been very critical of how she handled breck said she said that she gave all the cost to the european union and more or less insinuated that he would have gotten a better trade deal so to meet him when he's been even though he said he has a good relationship with her he also had friendly words when he gave

ana cabrera in new york. the president teases a reunion with north korea's kim jong un. it wouldn't be a third summit he insists just a quick meet up. photo-op especially if the president dips a toe over in the border in north korea. it kiktd off on twitter in this casually worded invitation to a dictator. if chairman kim sees this i would meet him to say hello. the president shared this tidbit with reporters. >> he follows my twitter. >> he does. >> and it's very hard. >> he follows you on twitter. >> we got a call very quickly. a lot of people follow it. but, you know, they've contacted us. and they'd they'd like to see if we would do something. we're in the talking extended just a quick hello. we won't call it a summit it's a handshake if it happens. i don't know it will. i think he would like to do it and i wouldn't mind doing it at all. i'm literally visiting the dmz. >> cnn's jim acosta traveling with the president and joins from us seoul south korea. what could be better for kim jong un than having a u.s. president popping in for a visit? >> that's right, and as the president was talking about at

he injected a new dose of terror in society ensuring everyone lives under fear. we are so happy to have anaifield with us tonight. >> what wording is he putting in the letter to get the response from the u.s. president. >> imagine extreme flattery. kim jong-un had donald trump figured out. he's using differential language and all the propellers you can think of, you are the greatest president america after had. appeal to his ego and it is working. he does not have to offer to give up his nuclear program, he just talks to the president and the president is won over. >> around page 50, there is as portrait of this young man reminds me of some of the kids i grew up with. when you are obsessed with basketball, you sleep with a basketball. kim jong-un slept with a basketball at boarding school in switzerland. it is a tender half-page portrait before we realize that when he grows up, he becomes someone else. is he a full-on sociopath and talk about how he came to be. >> there is a tendency to view kim jong-un as this madman or a total nut job as donald trump once said. he did have a very about no

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he did that. having said that, ana, is obviously all about symbolize and way over substance. the communications people in the white house may drool over this, but the national security advisers are probably wretching over it. it is -- because it promises a lot and they're nowhere close. and our own cia still believes the north koreans don't want to denuclearize. they don't feel it's in their interest. that's at the heart at what the united states is seeking from them. in return, we would drop some sanctions. >> the president referenced this being a reset for the teams to begin negotiations again after a 50-minute meeting between the president and kim and after that, the president claimed real progress. listen to more of what he had to say. >> we just had a very, very good meeting with chairman kim and we've agreed that we're each going to designate a team and the team will try to work out some details and, again, speed is not the obtain. we want to see if we can do a comprehensive, big deal. pretty big stuff. complicated but not as complicated as people think. >> david, not o

the wake for barack atabi fer anas was held at first missionary baptist church. he an honor student. on monday, he went to the beach with his friends to get out of the heat. but yohanes didn't know how to swim. he was waist deep in the water. but apparently there was a steep dropoff. and the water current took him under. >> the kids did everything right for a group of kids who are about 14, 15 years old. they tried to rescue him. understood their limits. got out of the water. they called 911. called their family. stayed on scene to pinpoint exactly where he was at. >> we never expect this kind of thing to happen. everybody is shocked about it. it's hard to believe. >> the divers about an hour later, found his body. the family says they had been to that beach together before. but didn't know yohanes would be going to chrissy field that day. they plan now to bury him in his native ethiopia. a go fund me page has been created to help the family with their expenses. you can find a link to that. ktvu.com. >>> meantime, a man identified as 23-year-old sean spikes. he was

. >> ya sabes que yo ya me he metido en algÚn que otro problema. anaro si le preocuparÍa la reacciÓn del pÚblico. alan: y el que estÁn en el ojo del pÚblico por cualquier comentario y esa era la visita que hicieron. itatÍ cantoral hablÓ con las cÁmaras y aclarÓ la anÉcdota de por quÉrechazo ser la primera aventurera. carmen salinas siempre dijo que la obra estuvo armada para que ella fuera la primera aventurera. ana: tambiÉn hablÓ sobre la polÉmica que se ha desatado sobre quiÉn fue la mejor aventurera. >> estas obras nos van a quedar en el corazÓn para siempre y yo creo que no hay ni un mexicano que no haya pasado por aventurera. a mÍ me mandan a hacer una telenovela que fue un fracaso que se llamÓ: " salud dinero y amor" pero me dijeron que era protagonista y en ese momento no te dejaban ser una cabaretera porque me cambiarÍan fuerte lo de soraya.armelita y entendiÓ perfecto. la cosa es que me encuentro a edith, que en paz descanse, y que en este terreno nunca a morir y nos abrazamos. >> carmen salinas es una genia y fue la creadora. hay mucha gente

ana, do you buy the claim? >> whether i buy it or not i don't think matters. look, i think it's what he needs to say.he needs to shoot for. if anything, 2016 should have taught us all that you don't take for granted some states. you don't ignore some states. and it is worthwhile to invest time and effort in some states. even though the pollsters are telling you not to do so. the question is with limited resources and limited time you've got to really pick and choose. i do think florida is still a purple state and can go either way. texas, beto came within 2 1/2 points of beating ted cruz. look, states change. the fact that they are red in one election does not mean they won't be purple in another. take a look at arizona. >> true. >> it's gone from a deep red state to now being a purple state. >> deep south is a little different in complexion i would argue, but let's bounce it to the other side. scott jennings. you nervous? >> i'm not nervous. i do think the sun belt is in play. i don't think south carolina is going to change hands in this election. but look, i think from arizona to texas to georgia t

and if it is made worse what about, you know, the ana navarros, the center right people? how does he sure as hell ain't growing with me. i think you know that. >> true. >> i would rather vote for a stump than for donald trump. >> i've seen the hashtag. >> however, to my great dismay and disappointment, i saw this week people like lindsay graham and marco rubio who worked on immigration, who had a heart, who know what the conditions are like in central america and latin america and why these people are fleeing, who did so much for immigration reform. i saw them cheering on and laughing and clapping at a campaign launch when they know that this administration is doing cruel inhumane things to children. it's -- i'm apoplectic about it. i cannot believe that evangelical leaders are calling donald trump the most biblical and best president ever. when evangelicals used to be for immigration reform. i can't believe when congressional leaders stand there clapping like seals at this guy and it's because it is cultish, it's because they're afraid of him, it's because he throws them bones. but

he's refused to call russia a threat. it's an interesting dynamic in this. >> general, is it unusual? >> it depends, anaared jim has it exactly right. his book a very good on this. these limited stealth operations in the cyberworld have been going on over a decade. it gained a lot of strong in europe t and some of the effects on some of estrongia's infrastructure. so nato has developed in plans, some contingencies. the united states has many, many plans, which the president probably doesn't know the excruciating details of in terms of contingencies, so yes, we have been doing they kind of stealth operations. you not only have to defend against a cyberattack, there has to be the potential to conduct counter-on which i was, and that's what the times art describes. pit cringe whether the times using the word cyberattacks. . it's not an attack. >> is it dangerous for trump to go into some of summit meetings without information about such an operation. >> it might come up, and that's the more interesting part of this "new york times" article, that there were some in the defense department or cybercommand tha

he and canno were inseparable, apparently. once again, detective pulled up the gps coordinates to check the place martha was last seen in santa ana gordon. not there. when she checked locations for quinna and josephine, there he was. so why not at the first location? she checked the record and discovered at that particular moment gordon wasn't on a gps monitor, but he was wearing one at the other three places, and so was canno the electronics made it absolutely obvious. here they were. canno and gordon driving together up and down beach boulevard and all around santa ana and anaheim. >> i mean, even when they're on the freeway. >> reporter: they were in the same car? >> they were in the same vehicle. >> reporter: julissa trapp prayed for a hail mary and never expected anything like this. >> i soon realize i'm not just dealing with one, we're dealing with two. two sex offenders wearing gps bracelets? >> reporter: but for all the electronic cross referencing the case was purely circumstantial. the detective could not arrest them. not without more evidence and that was terrifying. i mean, there were young women who were at real risk

and by doing that, there's no question that he undermines our security. >> talking to our own ana cabreramore of that interview is later this afternoon on her show. do you believe the same? do you think that the president -- >> oh, i think it is disgusting. it is totally illegal. it is almost beyond belief that an american president would go on national television and invite foreign governments to attempt to influence our elections. it's outrageous beyond belief. and it shows that he ledge elea nothing from the mueller investigation which is doubted that the russians had influenced our elections deeply and strongly. they were part of a social media campaign to influence public opinion. they stole documents from democrats and released it. there's a full documentation. i would like our president to be talking about how he's going to be limit and protect our democracy and the influence from foreign governments, in this case, he was inviting them to get information to him to help his campaign. it is illegal, wrong and disgusting. >> who has said that he will take any concerns to the fbi now.

ana cabrera in new york. certainly the first time this proposition has been made via social media. let's dig into the offer deeper. heuld like to shake kim's hand and later said he would feel quote very comfortable stepping across the border into north korea. that is something no other president has ever do

he won't be at trump tower this time. what can we expect tuesday? >> well, yeah, ana, four years ago tomorrow will be the launch of his campaign. president trump is expecting a massive rally in florida, a state that was very important to his election in 2016, on election night in 2016, it sort of the demonstrated to everyone that he was on his way to defying expectations about his performance nationwide. it will be the first time that we do see vice president pence and president trump on the same stage at a rally since election night 2016, according to the campaign. the campaign is saying that they have nearly five times as many requests for tickets as that venue in orlando will hold. they're planning to formalize activities outside of the arena, they're calling it 45-fest to try to deal with that overflow crowd they're having in orlando. this is president trump formally kicking off his reelection campaign but we should note that behind the scenes the trump campaign has been ramping up for months. they're now up to about 80 staff members at their headquarters in rossl

ana but i'm not sure the country is ready for someone. who is homosexuals so i think that's something that will that he certainly will face but then when you think about the ages of bernie sanders and joe biden of course is in the lead in the polls right now those both those candidates are in their late seventy's so you know it's difficult but then in the last few days you've got both warren and bernie counting this idea to clear off old student debt really kind of you know appealing to those millennial who are way down by all the student debt but again that's an easy target for the republicans to say ok so you want the bus drivers of today to pay for the boys of tomorrow that would really backfire on both of these candidates so it's very complex it's very early as we all know the democratic ticket counter till next summer's we have a long long way to go and i'm far from making any predictions at this point because we all know what happened in 26 thing so sandy making it even more complex is perhaps a generational divide now brad you alluded to this earlier so i want to bring our international audience in on what we're talking about this f

he said he think when is you're new and you're not -- you do need to work more, and part of that is showing up at events like this one. ana? >> rebecca, stay with us. staying with the crowded field, we also want to talk about another candidates, senator elizabeth warren. in a new monmouth poll she jumped rival bernie sanders top claim second place. she spoke to reporters earlier. >> it's way too earlier to talk about polls. what are we, eight months away from the first caucuses and primary elections? >>> let's talk more about elizabeth warren and all the other 2020 candidates out there on the campaign trail. i want to bring back rebecca buck. >> so, rebecca, warren is surging in the polls, yet dismissing the early number. are her fellow candidates shrugging it off as well? >> reporter: well, all of these candidates say it's early, because it's very early in the course of the democratic primaries generally in the past, you've had candidates surge, who come out of nowhere. and of course, this is run on a state-by-state basis. national polling is one thing so essential they're not taking anything for granted down, but it's c

minister just continue true dougjustin trudeau as partof ana replacement for the north american free trade agreement. lauren: edward lawrence has he for us. >> reporter: prime minister justin trudeau said he had an excellent trip here to washington, d.c. he made the trip to make a personal pitch to house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to ratify the usmca. he said he wanted to answer any of their questions and reassure them that this is a good agreement for workers as it's written. >> we had a very frank and positive conversation about the path forward to creating a better opportunity for citizens, for workers, on both sides of our border. i fully respect the conversations and discussions going on in their ra ratificatin process. it's offered to be helpful in responding or allaying certain fears. >> reporter: what's next is the debate in the house of commons. their house went on break. the canadian ambassador to the u.s. told me the prime minister would call them back to special session if the u.s. took up ratification in july. mexico has already ratified this agreement. the prime minister saying th

ana reports on one lucky young survivor. it will be a long recovery but khaled family is thankful he survived the 3 year old was injured in an airstrike last week was their father and mother are saying they will never forget how they almost lost their younger brother. they desperately tried to pull khalid from the rubble before rescuers arrived was. a missile believed to be dropped by syrian government planes destroyed their house in. an opposition controlled town in southern. israel was. the 1st missile hit while he was playing outside with the cat and the 2nd missile hit next to our house our house was destroyed and we couldn't see anything in front of us we removed some blocks and found he's had that is when the ambulance arrived . that was alone she was. the russian backed syrian government offensive in the north west is entering its 9th week nearly 500 civilians have been killed in air and ground bombardment that has been targeting rebel controlled towns in northern hama and southern over $300000.00 syrians have fled the area and moved closer to the turkish border. this is crunch a small town in south and people have fl

he's in stable condition. the alleged gunman was arrested. >>> the cause of a deadly crane collapse in texas is under investigation. yesterday the crane fell on anathe u.se ea death mexicofrn all mexican goods that was set to go into effect today. >>> a hiker missing for six days in the arkansas wilderness says his rescue was the result of hundreds of miracles. last week the man was found in a remote area about 100 miles from little rock. kenneth craig has details on his dramatic rescue. >> reporter: the desperate six-day-long search for joshua mcclatchy came to an end friday night when he was found alive after getting lost in a remote airy in arkansas. the fot. worth, texas, man set out along the remote and rugged mountain area situated 130 miles west of little rock more than a week ago. he posted these photos on instagram and a selfie saying he was safe and sound, but at some point mcglachy said he got disoriented and lost and on june 1st he sent his mother a text message asking for help. >> we received a call from his mother that he sent a message from the buckeye trail he was lost and dehydrated. >> reporter: polk county sheriff scott hoke sa

encargada de recibir a las chicas que se presentan en las audiciones, mi alejandra ana: buendÍa, cuÉntanos de esta gira que heesa que Él va estar contigo, imagÍnate la cara de las chicas viÉndote a ti y tambiÉn joe. alejandra: tienen que impresionar de una, porque Él bastara siendo juez, va a estar observando las capacidades que tienen, muchas veces en en una audiciÓn uno se pone nervioso, no canta como quierey no hace lo que quiere demostrar pero con yo creo que por eso hay un equipo enorme detrÁs de todo esto que sabe identificar las chicas que tienen nivel de crecimiento, que pueden mejorar, que pueden llegar a ser la reina de la canciÓn, asÍ que todas las chicas por favor maÑana vamos a estar desde las 8:00 de la maÑana, a esa hora abriÓ las puertas pero traten de llegar lo mÁs temprano posible. ana: desde la noche anterior asÍ como las audiciones de nuestra belleza latina, te mandamos un beso alejandra, la Última parada ya lo saben en puesto rico, vamos a seguir a las redes sociales. alan: gracias a ti un abrazo enorme ya saben, chicas talentosa de los angeles allÁ nos vemos. entrevista exclusiva con j b

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