jon berman/store manager- "it's the right thing to do.aligns with our values, you as a store, what we've trying to do." and, considering the food bank serves one in every five alameda county residents... whatever help grocers can provide is welcomed and appreciated. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (robin) coming up after the break... a pig goes for a stroll in the east bay. now... the search is on for its owner. (ácommercialá) (robin) a ten-year-old is traveling the country to treat police officers for their service to their communities. tyler carach handed out donuts at the polk county river center in des moines, iowa. dunkin donuts donated the donuts given to police officers... but carach's project is funded through donations on gofundme. he said it all started one day when he asked his mom if he could buy some police officers a box of mini donuts at his local grocery store. < "and then i asked my mom why were they so happy over a snack. and she said it wasn't because of a snack because they get snacks all the time, its be

jon berman/store manager- "it's the right thing to do.now, and it just sort of aligns with our values, you as a store, what we've trying to do." and, considering the food bank serves one in every fime county residents... whatever help grocers n ovide is welcomed and appreciated. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant)site... that's what the air force says an air force captain from the 80's was doing in the bay area. as kron 4's dan kerman explains the air force captain had top secret clearance and vanished after returing from duty in europe. sot: did you know his name?tim tim is the man daly city ighbors say lived in this home.sot: i would see him walking through the neighborhood, he was retired like i am, a quick hi how are you, very friendly and very pleasant individual.but it turns out tim is actually william howard hughes junior an air force captain who disappeared in new mexico 35 years ago while working on classified planning and analysis of nato surveillance systems during the cold war. he was declared a deserter in d

jon berman/store manager- "it's the right thing to do.t just sort of aligns with our values, you as a store, what we've trying to do." and, considering the food bank serves one in every five alameda county residents... whatever help grocers can provide is welcomed and appreciated. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) (vicki) kron 4's day of giving is on friday--- and all week long we will be highlighting the hard work of local food banks... before we go out and volunteer ourselves to give back to our communities. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant and pam are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki.. coming up next on kron4 news at six. in just moments a historic meeting will take place between president trump and the leader of north korea. we have an expert standing by to breakdown what both countries are hoping to gain during the nuclear summit. (grant) then - nearly a week since the election - and the san francisco mayor's race is too close to call. we're live at city hall where votes are still b

jon berman/store manager- "it's the right thing to do.now, and it just sort of aligns with our values, you as a store, what we've trying to do." and, considering the food bank serves one in every five alameda county residents... whatever help grocers can provide is welcomed and appreciated. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. still ahead at 8 a stunning crash at a florida turnpike...what the driver was doing when the dramatic crash happened. plus. the simple solution one doctor says, could be key to stopping some opioid abuse. and next. the story behind this shocking video of ki getting out of pet kennels in a car. a tennessee grandmother is in trouble with the law. (pam) video shows, a young girl climbing out of a dog kennel in the trunk of a ford explorer. it w 95 degrees outside. the driver - leimome cheeks .... was arrested after the video surfaced. cheeks admitted to police that she drove from whitehaven to collierville ... a 35- minute trip... with her twgrandchildren - a 7- and an 8- year old ... in two dog kennels in the

—— bourbon and orangejuice like american berman —— bourbon and orange juice and things like that.shers and turbines and industrials and helicopters and bulldozers. what do you make of it? i think, clearly it's part of what donald trump started his campaign on talking about the attack on some of the rust belt industries and being undercut by cheap chinese steel in particular is one of the things he was concerned about at the time. conventional wisdom is it won't work and already he's getting some criticism from within the united states from motor manufacturers saying it has pushed up costs and so oi'i. saying it has pushed up costs and so on. i think where he saying it has pushed up costs and so on. ithink where he has saying it has pushed up costs and so on. i think where he has got something going for him is when he's talking about the theft of intellectual property and if that's correct and the allegation is that the chinese are forcing american companies when betrayed their to handover to work with them in different to handover some of their owi'i different to handover some of

. ♪ >>> i'm john berman live in singapore. the sun has set on this city.toric day. history in the sense that no sitting u.s. president has ever met with the north korean leader. that has now happened. president trump sat down with north korean leader kim jong-un. they held a series of these rolling photo ops, six in total. they met for about five hours. you're looking at these pictures of them signing that document. that was history. this day in singapore also historic what we saw from kim jong-un, walking along the streets of singapore, actually i can see the area where he walked here in this thriving capitalist mecca. kim jong-un took that walk about and was greeted by a celebrity, cheered at times. so that was history. but the big question is how will history record what was achieved here toward the ultimate goal of denuclearization. has the united states pushed north korea any closer to that actual goal? remember, that was the purpose of this meeting. and as of now, that is unclear, whether anything new or different was achieved than the past. i'll thr

he is not the john berman. you would expect him to do exactly what he did.the degree of which -- he was not president back then. he was warning everyone now what he is doing now is what he was going to do. you had a late night comedian who had a guest on and that's what comedians do. >> it all falls along party lines. >> he's human but do we know the hair is human? >> that's a fine tease there. we will get to that. stay with us until we get there. >> good segue to north korea. >> i think it can work well. >> mike pompeo says he's ready to give the north concrete steps towards denuclearization. will that country abide? stick around. i mean wish i had time to take care of my portfolio, but.. well, what are you doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential p

afternoon, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin i'm here in new york city alongside my colleague john berman is in singapore, where the whole world will be watching for this unprecedented handshake between two leaders. president trump and kim jong-un meeting face to face for the first time. no one else except their translators will be in the room. talks are moving faster than expected. >> faster than expected many very careful language from the secretary of state, mike pompeo, then put out an official statement by the white house which said, discussions with this working group a going more quickly than expected, 's very different than better than expected. we don't know if these talks are going well. there are some signals the u.s. negotiators are realizing it might be hard to push north korea toward specifics. and the specifics really really count. what we have seen over the last few hours has been remarkable. this surreal spectacle. with kim jong-un taking a surprise late night walk about with his entourage, a motorcade tour of the city. he was met by crowds and chees s in some places. thi

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john berman is on a plane on his way back from north korea right now. president trump is back in washington after making history. the president this morning declared that north korea is, quote, no longer a nuclear threat despite the fact that they still had nuclear weapons and the capability to use them. >> america's top diplomat mike pomp pompeo. >>> and breaking news. a bid between the united states, mexico and canada wins. the three countries will host the world cup in 2026. this will be the biggest ever. 48 teams, 80 games over 34 days. this comes as the u.s., mexico and canada are embroiled in a trade rift over president trump's tariffs. let's begin our coverage with joe johns live at the white house. joe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the president is back at the white house after that long 24-hour trip here to the united states. upon landing he was overheard indicating that it was a great trip in his view s. he also did some tweeting this morning before he arrived at the white house. again, very optimistic. the world is safer th

thanks to john berman in singapore.e, will be back on the air tomorrow for new day in singapore. >> that's right, fred. thirteen hours from now, 6:00 a.m. eastern time. between now and then president trump meets with the prime minister of singapore. our next chance to see and hear him. how will he respond to this really intense shoving match with canada's prime minister justin trudeau. we're waiting for that and also 30 hours until the historic summit here, fred. >> so much ahead. that you so much, john. great job. we'll be watching. so much more in the newsroom at the top of the hour after this. this is the story of green mountain coffee roasters dark magic told in the time it takes to brew your cup. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south

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have compared the language to that of nazi germany, which portrayed undesirable minority groups as bermanon to the guardian, because there is a similar story. from italy. about another minority group. yes. this time it is the nomadic people, the interior minister has threatened to root them out and expel them from italy in a move that is seen his ratings go up. in the past weeks, since he has proposed this and it comes off the back of italy's migrant crisis. 172,000 people came to italy last year. the populist uprising has come from that. and this comes off the back of him and turning away a migrant shipjust last back of him and turning away a migrant ship just last week. back of him and turning away a migrant shipjust last week. yes, he is also applauded the fact that the nomadic was demolished. as we head discussed, with trump, echoes what the not these did. this isn't really very worrying. more worrying is something similar that is happening in america is happening in europe. normally, that sort of populist politics, and if you like, coming together people who seem to think alike about

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> the news spigot was turned on last night. >> and we got soaked in it. >> we are drenched in news. good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day". the g summit is tomorrow. >> and the g-7 summit. >> the g-7 summit is tomorrow. it could be awkward. the president is not looking forward to this. the president is grumbling about having to travel to canada because he thinks this is a distraction from next week's historic meeting with kim jong-un and also because cnn has exclusively learned the president had a testy phone call with justin trudeau over tariffs where president trump falsely blamed canada for burning down the white house in the war of 1812. >> cnn has learned the president is preparing to pardon dozens of people. alice marie johnson was indicted in 1996 on charges of cocaine and money laundering. joining us now is maggie haberman, white house correspondent for the "new york times". maggie, the president has this g-7 summit in quebec before going to singapore to meet with kim jong-un. you just get the sense from our

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>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we have so much to talk about today. another big newsday. good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day". president trump appears to be tkpwaorg up for a potential showdown with special counsel robert mueller. cnn learned as the president was flying back from singapore, he was working the phones with his lawyers to game out the next steps, including whether to sit down with robert mueller and the possibility of facing a subpoena. >> in the meantime, he is continue to go praise the north korean dictator in an interview, the president called kim tough, very smart, and a great negotiator. and he brushed off kim's record of human rights abuses. just dismissed the question or tried to deflect. he seemed to justify the record saying he had to be tough because he came in as a very young leader. let's start our coverage at the would you say. abby phillip is live. good morning, abby. >> good morning, john. when president trump was on his way home with kim jong-un, he made several phone calls from air force one, including to hi

on in another administration and kellyanne conway made that quite clear with her intview with john bermansten to what she had to say. >> to be clear you're not oo're r to an administration job because of what she said abo jn mcc pure and simple, correct? >> kelly sadler has been told that there are administration jobs that fit with her skill set and her experience and that the rest is really her choice, what sh would like to do next. >> reporter: so what we are seeing here is the white house not pushing kelly sadler out because she made that crassremae was dying any way. she outed one of the communications director telling ercedes was leaking information about the administration. that is what led us to this point here what we are witnessi is the white house letting sadler leave the administration quily without ever having to condemn the remarks she made about john mccain. >> she promised megan mccain that she would do so publicly as well. thank you so much. >>> so joining us now is democratic con jer connelly of virginia. he sits on the oversight and fo nice to have you here, sir and >> g

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. were. >> what goes on behind commercial breaks. >> i can't repeat that to anybody, let alone a public division audience. this is what i came back for? >> welcome back. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day". it's thursday, june 14th, 6:00 in new york. this is our starting line. we have breaking news overnight. powerful storms, including a possible tornado pounding northeastern pennsylvania. reports of collapsed building, overturned cars with downed trees and power lines hreutd li the streets. six people have been injured. as the sun comes up, we are getting fresh information, so stand by for that. >>> president trump seems to be gearing up for a poe ten showdown with special counsel robert mueller. as the president was flying back from singapore, he was working the phones with his lawyers, including a sitdown with mueller or the possibility of facing a subpoena. >> and the highly anticipated report from the doj's inspector general on how

>>> welcome back to our special live coverage, i'm john berman in singapore.rump arrives in high hopes with one very big goal. the denuclearization of the korean ninsula. that language is fascinating. we'll talk about why in a moment. mike pompeo says the summit will be a test to see if north korea can keep its word. >> the fact that our two leaders are sitting down, face to face is a sign of the enormous potential that will accomplish something that will benefit both of our people's and the entire world. >> how likely is it that north korea would give up. and the views of what denuclearization actually means. >> adam mounts is a senior fellow at the academy of sciences. a political one maybe a military one more than a science question. >> mike pompeo said the u.s. goal is the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. which is language a lot closer to what the north kree answer have been pushing for some time. >> explain to our viewers what that means and why it might mean ultimately concessions from the united states. >>. >> on is a term of art the north kore

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. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day". it is monday, june 4th, 6:00 here in new york. did you have a good weekend? >> i had a great week skwrepend. i was up in boston, the greatest city on earth. >> we have a lot to tell you about. here's our starting line. rudy guiliani wants you to believe that the president of the united states cannot obstruct justice. giuliani claims the president has the authority to pardon himself. giuliani even suggested in a new interview, if mr. trump shot james comey, mr. trump could not be prosecuted. in the president of the united states above the law? a 20-page letter september to robert mueller by president trump's legal team back in january acknowledges for the first time the president did dictate that miss leadsing statement about the controversial meeting at trump tower. you'll remember the white house and the president's lawyers repeatedly denied that the president was involved. if they lied about this, what else will we discover was

berman summed it up it to me in a conversation. the left has always been about a hopeful version of the future, one in which everyone pros percent, but when a large part of the public is fearful and pessimistic and nostalgic for a world gone by, offering hope is a hard sell. go to cnn.com/fareed and read my column for more. for now, let's get started. >>> the g7 meeting between america and its closest allies has historically been congenial and predictable. all of that has gone out the before this weekend's meeting in quebec, trump was complaining about the unfairness of ally's trade policies but the club came out after the meeting. trump tweeted that america would not endorse the traditional statement because of the quote, unquote, false statements by justin. he was referring of course to prime minister trudeau of canada. very dishonest and weak. what in the world is going on? joining me now is tony blinken, former deputy of state, deputy national security adviser in the obama administration and cnn global affairs analyst. tony, i

john berman. >> messing with you? touches the head. >> that is the money maker. >> i will say we know it is real. there are two things we know. we know it is real and i'm shocked that michelle did not get her hands caught in your head with the product. >> there's a lot of product up there, man. >> wow. wow. >> i like it. >> guys, in all seriousness as dave fixes his hair. >> pursued. >> there is no line between late night and white house. there is no line. late night comedy and the oval office are intertwined. where are we? what has happened? what has happened to the national discourse and dialogue? have you been to a good restaurant like the red hen in virginia? sarah sanders not allowed to eat. the owner asked her to leave. we will discuss this. sarah sanders seemed prepared to send out her story on h heher owe -- her official white house twitter account. that is the answer to the situation? i don't want to lose sight. as far as we know, there are 2,000 children separated from parents living in shelters across the c

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to your "new day". democrats, they didn't blow it. that seems to be the headline in the political world this morning. and the most consequential primaries of the season. the votes are still being counted in california. democrats are growing confident they will have candidates in every congressional district as they hope to take back the house of representatives. what is complicating things is the jungle primary in california where the top two vote getters advance to a run-off in november. >> it could take days to know which will face off against the front-runners. good news for republicans. they avoid a shutout in the state's governors race. john cox coming in second. he will challenge gavin newsom in the fall. we have many more races to tell you about. we begin with miguel marquez live in los angeles with the latest result. it's been a long night there, miguel. >> a very long night. it is all about number two. who landed in the number two spot. they may have two different ind

i'm john berman here in singapore. the summit is over. the pictures were historic. the results, they are very much in question. president trump, he just boarded air force one on his way home after wrapping up a one hour and five minute news conference facing questions about what was actually achieved here. he called the meetings with kim jong-un intense and productive, yet he learned no new real language on denuclearization and he surprised the world announcing just moments ago a new major concession to north korea. they will stop what the president calls war games, referring to the joint military exercises the u.s. conducts with south korea regularly. the president also said he did discuss human rights with kim he initially said briefly but also called kim a very talented man, alisyn. >> john, great to have you on the ground there. obviously we'll be dissecting everything throughout the program. president trump's big gamble was sealed with this historic handshake and heaps of praise on the north korean dictator. president trump says he has, quote, an excellent rela

i'm john berman live in singapore. we are just 14 hours away now from this historic meeting, this historic summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. and there is already breaking news on this meeting. we just learned a short time ago from administration officials that this will be a one-on-one affair, at least at the beginning. this administration official tells cnn it will just be president trump and kim, along with their translators for their first two hours when they sit down, that before the rest of the delegations come in to continue that meeting. secretary of state mike pompeo just briefed reporters a few minutes ago. he said the president is confident and fully prepared for this meeting. he said the united states is prepared to provide security guarantees it never has before to north korea. and the ultimate goal is denuclearization. the key question here in singapore and the key question around the world is the version of denuclearization that kim jong-un will talk about is the same as

john berman is here with us.or lotion, like epa leader scott pruitt did, what would you say? >> if you have a mattress from the trump hotel and the chi chick-fil-a and it not being a feti fetish? we are talking about the president's cabinet member and the word lotion. you say put the lotion in the basket so we can protect the environment. we are talking about scott pruitt. i'm laughing. it is no laughing matter. a member of the president's cabinet who every day there is a new claim or allegation of impropriety. it has nothing to do with the execution of his job and everything to do with how he runs his office. you know, i guess dry skin can be a security risk. right? cracked skin is a security risk and chaffed. you have to have a situation room. you have to go to the situation room for that. you set me off on something. >> you can buy it online. it takes two clicks. i found out it has jasmine scent. >> scott pruitt. a story that he sent his security detail to get a type of lotion he likes. security detail. lotion

i'm john berman live in singapore. the historic sit-down between two nations.ld trump, ruffling the feathers at the g-7 summit. will these two world leaders be able to find some common ground during their summit here in singapore? let's bring in cnn senior correspondent ivan watson here with me in singapore. ivan, what have we heard so far from president donald trump? >> president trump landed here fresh offer the g-7 summit meeting. he told reporters what he thought about the upcoming meeting, and he just said very good before heading to his hotel. right before that, the north korean leader arrived fron a borrowed plane from china, and since then we saw him go through the streets of singapore in his limousine flanked by those jogging north korean bodyguards in suits that we've seen before in a previous inter-korean summit. he thanked the prime minister here for helping with this meeting. he said, if this is a successful meeting, then the help from singapore will be registered forever. the two leaders will not be meeting until tuesday morning local time here. o

i'm john berman live in singapore.ours away now from this historic meeting, this historic summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. and there is already breaking news on this meeting. we just learned a short

it's a week from this friday, and that is the day that federal judge amy berman jackson has scheduled to have a hearing to decide whether to revoke paul manafort's bail and put him in jail while he waits to go to trial on charges of moneylaundering and other federal crimes. the crimes paul manafos currently charged with all involve things paul rt d before he got involved with the trump presidential campaign. and so if the prosecutors right, paul manafort was a criminal before he joined the trump campaign. now why would a criminal want to join a presidential campaign? when you pull back and you look at the big picture of paul manafort's life and work, it's very easyee that erythingeverything paul manafort did, everything was about the money, which brings us to tonight's big picture reminder about trump world and ne in it's money, stupid. and that of course is a paraphrase of james carville's famous clinton campaign rule of 1992. it's the economy, stupid. thatt jamesarlle wanted everyone on the clinton campaign to remember, no matter how bogged down they might get in different day to da

maybe he shouyou should get tip him, john berman. the day we have to remember that, according to james comey, melania -- excuse me, the president said to him, can you at least tell melania what was in the dossier, allegations of things that he did, allegations of things that he did with prostitutes in russia were not true. can you at least tell my wife that. i'm guessing somebody who has a wife that believes him wouldn't be so worried to the point that they break protocol and ask the fbi director to tell his wife. >> yeah. you know, one more thing, kirsten, we have to go, but melania has spoken for herself. i'm remembering an interview i think with greta van sustren where she said my husband is a grown-up. he makes his own decisions. and that i think telegraphed i know who this man is. he makes his own decisions for what he does. but, anyway, we have to go. hold that thought, kirsten. we'll have ample future opportunity i'm sure to talk about all of this. >>> arizona police officers have been captured on video beating this unarmed ma

i'm john berman live in singapore.s away from a meeting many thought would never happen or could happen. president trump and kim jong-un sitting down face to face for the very first time. the summit comes months after both parties lobbed insults and threats to each other. but could we now be on the doorstep of some diplomatic breakthrough? seen now, a u.s. representative for policy, joseph euan. i want to start with you, joseph. one of the things we talk about is what should the expectations of this meeting be? what should we be hoping for? what if it just is a getting to know you meeting? is that enough? >> i don't think it's bad to have a getting to know you session. remember where we were last november and december. talk about bloody nose, military action. another war on the north korea peninsula would have been disaster, almost unthinkable. now military action is virtually off the table, not quite virtually off, and that's not a bad place to be. >> one thing the president said is he will know within the first minut

. >>> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we're about to get into all of those issues. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, june 19th, 8:00 now in the east. president trump and his administration are sticking with their practice of separating children from their parents at the border, though the white house is struggling to stick with an explanation for why they've adopted this new policy. the homeland security secretary claims they're doing -- not doing it as a deterrent. >> it's hard to keep track. >> the attorney general says it is meant as a deterrent. so which one is it? we have this heartbreaking new audio that was first recorded that captures the sounds of the children wailing for their parents. >> heartbreaking. we also have more breaking news. serious economic tremors around the world. global markets down sharply after the president, president trump, threatened to slap an additional $200 billion in tariffs on china. china has threatened to retaliate. we're about 90 minutes from the opening bell on wall street. all signs point to an ugly, very

i'm john berman here in singapore. the summit is over. pictures were historic results, they are very much in question. president trump, he just boarded air force one on his way home after wrapping up a one hour and five minute news conference facing questions about what was actually achieved here. he called the meetings with kim jong-un intense and productive, yet he learned no new real language on denuclearization and he surprised the world announcing just moments ago a new major concession to north korea. they will stop what the president calls war games, referring to the joint military exercises the u.s. conducts with south korea regularly. the president also said he did discuss human rights with kim he

. >> ian berman, author and u.s.olicy expert said a freeze for freeze the formation that the chinese have asked for. he'll be on "new day" to explain all of that. matt rivers, live in beijing. thank you. >>> we're continuing to watch screen left there the president of the united states preparing to deplane from air force one after his trip home. if he speaks to reporters, we will certainly listen in on that. joining us, politics digital director zach wolf live for us in washington. we will, of course, interrupt anything that might be said if the president speaks to reporters. still have not gotten a glimpse of him as he prepares to deplane. let's celebrate the fact that the world is a better place as a result of this singapore summit. but as for the details, how much did the united states get in return, in exchange for giving up what the president calls provocative war games? >> it seems that they got very little concrete yesterday. i think everybody admits that. there's a blanket statement from the north koreans to

amy: ari berman is a senior writer at mother jones, a reporting fellow at the nation institute.e will link to your book "give us the ballot: the modern struggle for voting rights in america." the pieces "the supreme court is helping republicans kill a key voting rights law" and "we now know why steveve bannon and kris kobach lobbied for a citizenship question on the census." when we come back, one of the people are arrested in washington, d.c., between the capital and the supreme court. nine religious leaders on the steps of the supreme court. they were put in leg irons. their vestments ripped off of them. they were held overnight in jail. onll hear what took place monday in washington. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: here on democracy now!, democracynow.org. d.c.,day and washington, nine religious leaders were arrested on the steps of the supreme court. they were handcuffed for five hours, had religious vestments ripped off them, then jailed sales with in cockroaches. they were brought into court in ankle irons. the religious leaders were among 100 people arreed and washingt

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> all right. good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day". this story is not going away. in fact, it's only getting worse at the border. this morning there are jaw-dropping developments to tell but in this crisis at the border. there are these tent cities being set up in 90-plus-degree temperatures. we have also learned about these so-called tender age shelters. what are those? what goes on inside of them. and why is the president comfortable with this treatment of children? >> the president met with republican lawmakers. he discussed legislation. but they emerged with no clear marching orders. get this. all of those republicans have been speaking out saying they take issue with the president's policy here. none of them spoke up at that meeting. none of them raised any objections to the white house choice to separate chiropractor from their parents. to be fair, the president didn't take any questions. but no one spoke up. the president could end this with a phone call this minute, but he won't. let's begin our cover

. >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is 6:00 in new >> a lot to talk about this morning. >> explanation for its policy of what it's doing. >>> president trump and his administration are defiant about separating their children from the border as the situation spirals into this humanitarian and political crisis. the white house is struggling to stick to one explanation for their new policy. the nation's homeland security secretary claims they're not doing it as a deterrent. the attorney general said it is meant as a deterrent. the white house falsely claims that only congress has the power to end these family separations, but the president could end them right now. president trump heads to capitol hill today to meet with house republicans about two immigration xwils that could address this controversial issue. we'll speak with the lawmaker spearheading that effort. >> what about the future for these children? these children separated from their parents. we have heartbreaking audi

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day". alisyn is off. after three weeks, she would enough of me. erica hill joins us this morning. the president did not like the picture, so he caved. after decide to go separate children from their parents at the bothered, the president reversed course and signed an executive order. he didn't even need to sign that, by the way. he stepped in to alleviate the situation. he created a situation that he claimed for days he could not fix. that was clearly not true. the most pressing question, though, this morning is what happens to the more than 2,300 children already separated from their parents. one administration official says nothing, that the government would not work to get them back to their parents. another one overnight says they're going to try. what's the answer here? 2,300 children waking up here tis morning in limbo. how could they not be a top priority here? >> all of this has the house is expected to vote on twoism tkpwraeu immigration bills. >> so what

. >>> this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> good morning, welcome to your "new day." defiant about the policy to separate children from their parents as it spirals into a political and humanitarian crisis. >> as of this morning, some 2,000 children have been separated from their children at the border. 2,000 separated because, simply, the white house chose this. yet, there is nothing simple in the white house explanation. >> separating parents from children is not a policy that we want to pursue. >> not wanted. 2,000 children have been separated from their parents because the white house chose this. >> it's not a policy. >> so, 2,000 children have been separated from their parents through what the white house says is a not wanted policy. a not policy that, by the way, has been under consideration for well over a year. >> yes, i am considering an audit to deter more movement along this terribly dangerous network. i am considering exactly that. they will be well cared for as we deal with their parents. >> considering separating children from their parents way back in

. >> this is "new day with alisyn camerota and john berman". >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day," tuesday, june 26th, 6:00 in new york. alisyn is off. erica hill joins me now. also with us john avalon. and with your permission i want to start with a pop quiz if i can. with 2,000 children still separated from their parents, this is the kids, from the trump white house decrying the lack of civility in politics, you know, a, they desperately want to change the focus, b, democrats have handed them a golden opportunity, c, irony is dead, or d, all of the above? the correct answer is? >> "d." >> got to be "d." >> all of the above. white house press secretary sarah sanders says we are allow to disagree regardless of politics and she said that out loud. it's not that she's wrong, it's just that she said it on the same day her boss accused the u.s. senator of being drunk, he said democrats want crime, and he blew a punchline on a joke attacking a congressman for infidelity. to an extent democrats asked for this when california representative

in court, judge amy berman jackson said there was no way to prevent him from doing it again. this is not middle school she said. i can't take away his cell phone. federal marshals took him into custody in the courtroom, and just before leaving, he turned and waved to his wife kathleen. she left the courthouse without her husband of 40 years. president trump called it tough. didn't know manafort was the head of the mob, very unfair. today he seemed to distance himself from the former campaign chairman. >> paul manafort worked for me for a very short period of time. he worked for me for, what, 49 days or something? a very short period of time. >> reporter: in fact, manafort worked for the trump campaign 144 days. today's order means manafort will spend at least the next three months in jail waiting for trials in both washington and northern virginia on charges of illegally hiding income from the ukrainian lobbying. a former prosecutor says that could cause him to change his mind about fighting the charges. >> going to jail causes defendants often to face the reality that they a

judge amy berman jackson saying she could not turn a blind eye to the new charges of witness tampering brought on by special counsel robert mueller. manafort accused of obstructing justice when he allegedly called and used encrypted messages in february in an attempt to influence the testimony of potential witnesses. manafort was initially indicted by the special counsel on 12 charges last october including conspiracy against the united states and conspiracy to launder money. manafort pled not guilty to all charges. >> it's clear to put him in jail is an effort to put sure on him. >> reporter: the president voiced disapproval of his harsh sentence saying, wow, what a tough sentence for paul manafort who has represented ronald reagan, bob dole and many other top political people and campaigns. didn't know manafort was the head of the mob. what about comey and crooked hillary and all of the others? very unfair! >> reporter: manafort will remain in custody as he awaits two separate trials that are expected to begin in the next few months. in washington, doug mckelway, fox news. >> preside

what ken's referring to meaning amy berman jackson had no choice is under the bail reform act there's a rebuttable presumption by manafort and his attorneys that have to prove that he's going to not commit crimes when he's out. she just didn't see that. i think also in this decision here, this isn't the first time that this judge has taken manafort to task. remember when he tried to ghostwrite that op-ed with konstantin kilimnik. well, konstantin kilimnik is in the superseding indictment that he's alleged to have reached out to alleged witness tamper. this isn't like it's a first offense. she really didn't have another choice, i believe. >> michael schmidt, from the bigger picture standpoint here legally, it's the question of the mueller investigation where this all kind of emerges from. how does this development with paul manafort today fit into that broader picture of the mueller investigation and his role in that? >> well, i guess what we're going to find out here is whether paul manafort has something to offer or if he really thinks he's been wrongfully charged and wants to go to

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." alisyn is off. erica hill joins us. also here is john avalon and admiral akbar will make an appearance at some point today because it is a trap. 2,000 children still separated from their parents by the u.s. government and overnight the president complaining about late night comic in the white house, complaining about a lack of civility. yes, the pot exploded while calling the kettle black, however, the kettle does have some issues here. democrat maxine waters over the weekend called on democrats to confront the president and people who work for him on different issues, including the immigration issue. that playing into the president's hands and in the immortal words of admiral akbar, it is a trap. >> throughout all of this, there's the question of the children. today reports that customs and border protection agents will stop referring migrant families for prosecution until there is a policy in place to keep parents and children together. so the decision eff

in germany hasn't done that yet and that's why john berman set up his own organization called bios he aims to help victims of sexual violence and the people who commit these crimes while those who fear that they might. be mental are put path always had feedback from people who've spent a year with us it shows say that have a warrant for us they'd still be watching child porn videos in going around playgrounds. they say the program helps them to deal with their disorder and that. the judges organization has evaluated and treated two thousand five hundred men over the past eighteen years and it has a good success record according to their therapists in severe cases doctors prescribe drugs to reduce the patient's sex drive but that is the exception rather than the norm for the majority of participants a key part of the therapy program involves teaching them to develop empathy so that they can understand the suffering of child abuse victims. but want to those victims think about the crimes that were committed against them thomas schliemann was abused as a child by his father it was decade