cecilia vega joins us from the white house. and cecilia, president trump refusing to rule out a pardon for manafort. >> reporter: david, so far, he says he is not thinking about a pardon for paul manafort, but in a matter of weeks, manafort goes back on trial, facing a second set of charges, potentially even more time behind bars. so, the pressure right now is on. does he plead guilty as part of a deal for leniency, david, or does he hold out hope for a presidential pardon? we will soon find out. >> all right, cecilia vega leading us off tonight. cecilia, thank you. >>> as i mentioned at the top, michael cohen tonight is signaling he's ready to talk to the special counsel, and not just about those payments. michael cohen's attorney is now suggesting cohen is ready to talk about something else. here's abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas tonight. >> reporter: leaving court, michael cohen was silent. michael, what's your message to the president? michael, what's your message to the president? doing all the talkin

here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: tonight, abc news has learned special counsel robert mueller made it clear to the trump legal team that among the topics he wants to ask the president about, obstruction of justice, and he wants that interview to be in writing and in person. the president found out within the past 24 hours and sources say he became so enraged, that today, he fired off this extraordinary tweet. "attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now, before it continues to stain our country any further." the tweet outraging even some in the president's own party, maine senator susan collins calling it "totally inappropriate." saying, "the president should not be talking about the investigation at all." and the top democrat on the house intelligence committee was blunt. "this is an attempt to obstruct justice hiding in plain sight." it all sent the president's lawyers into immediate damage control mode. >> he used the word should, he didn't use the word must. and there was no presidential directive that

and cecilia, we know that rick gates is cooperating with the special counsel in this case. but he is also key to other matters the special counsel is now investigating? >> reporter: david, gates is the highest ranking campaign aide to cooperate with robert mueller. he rose to the ranks of deputy campaign manager. he was a lead organizer of the president's inauguration. and while he was here today to testify against his old friend, paul manafort, with all of his insider knowledge, he will no doubt be a key witness for robert mueller in his russia probe. david, he is right back here again tomorrow on the stand. >> all right, cecilia vega leading us off tonight. thank you, cecilia. >>> the other major headline involving the president tonight, the meeting at trump tower with russians, the president now tweeting that the meeting was about getting dirt on hillary clinton. the president's son, donald trump jr., was at that meeting. the president's aides once acknowledged the president helped his son explain the meeting months later. the president has argued getting opposition rese

. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. just hours after his top national security officials came forward to warn of russia's continuing efforts to undermine u.s. elections, the president took to the campaign trail to talk about his warm relationship with vladimir putin. at a raucous rally in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, president trump once again lashed out at the free pass, inciting deeply personal attacks on the news media. >> these horrendous people are the fake, fake, disgusting news. >> reporter: the attacks came on a day when the president's daughter, ivanka, took issue with a label the president has used to brand the news media. >> do you think the word that enemy of the people? >> sorry. >> do you think -- is the enemy of the people. >> no, i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >> reporter: the president also lashed out at media coverage of his friendly meeting with russian president vladimir putin in helsinki last month. >> they wanted me to go up and have a boxing match. i said, whatever happened to

>> cecilia vega with us from the white house tonight. and cecilia, detailed instructions for making those guns, as i mentioned, were set to go online at midnight tonight, but now that judge has stepped? >> reporter: this is a federal judge in seattle we're talking about, who just put a halt to these blueprints going up online. so, it seems the plan, as you said, david, is on hold for now. but let me make it clear, that is not because anything president trump has done. asked to clarify his tweet on these 3d guns, an aide today said, "we continue to look at all options while also supporting the first and second amendments." david? >> cecilia vega, great to have you back at the white house tonight. >>> facebook issuing a warning today after revealing that they have now uncovered a sophisticated new attempt to influence americans on facebook. they say they have shut down dozens of fake accounts, like the ones you're seeing right now. they target hot button social issues. tonight, facebook says it cannot say if it's russia, but that the meddl

cecilia. >> david, exactly. no mention of that or those calls for his resignation. >> reporter: that's right, not personally but close associates of the pope have told the italian news agency he has no plans to resign. they describe him as 'embittered by these allegations. there is no provision here for a special counsel, no process of impeachment. under cannon law, the pope is the supreme judge. the only higher authority is god. cecilia. >> david wright at the vatican, thank you. >>> now we turn to breaking news overnight, a 4.4 magnitude earthquake rocked los angeles yesterday followed by more than a dozen aftershocks. the shaking was caught on this home surveillance video. there were no reports of injuries or damage but officials say last fight's quake was the biggest to hit the region in three years. glad no one's hurt. >> thank goodness for that. >> absolutely. >>> we move on now to a dramatic rescue caught on camera. you'll see a police officer jump into action to save a family from a burning house, a fami

cecilia. >> okay, eva, thank you.now abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams and nancy grace. welcome to you both. let's talk about this new video. chris watts gives this powerpoint presentation and among the things he's talking about, infidelity with a co-worker. smoking gun, nancy? >> well, you know, the time problem. it was several years before he did that video. however, when you choose as your powerpoint the deterioration of a relationship and you come right out and say, sometimes when you have children, the lust and the desire leave your relationship and you think you may be better off with another person, i guarantee you that's going to come in as evidence at trial for motive. >> i don't think it's going to come in at all. the idea he is suggesting if a relationship is going south, these are what -- the things that can happen. what does that have to do -- he doesn't talk about, oh, and the remedy is go ahead and kill your spouse. so, he's just talking about -- >> i think the jury can figure that out. >> say it aga

back to cecilia vega at the white house. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, good morning.investigation. it all stems from a "washington post" report that he has focused on claiming the president is increasingly worried about how the russia probe could hurt his son don junior for his part in that infamous trump tower meeting with the russians. take a look at the president's tweet from the weekend now at the center of a new firestorm. he calls it a complete fabrication and says, quote, this is a meeting to get information on an opponent, totally legal and done all the time in politics and it went nowhere. i did not know about it. now, this from the president is his clearest admission yet on the true purpose of that meeting to get dirt on hillary clinton. even though his son had claimed the meeting was to talk about russian adoptions and sources tell us the president did, in fact, know about the meeting ahead of time despite his claim in that tweet but his lawyer tells george this weekend there was nothing illegal. take a listen. >> well, the question is how would it be illeg

cecilia. >> gearing up for a showdown. jon karl, thank you. >> cecelia, thank you. >>> turning now to that horrific crash on a new mexico highway, a greyhound bus packed with passengers colliding with a tractor trailer. the ntsb now investigating and this morning the death toll is climbing. at least seven people killed. dozens injured. abc's marci gonzalez is in new mexico with the very latest. marci, good morning. >> whit, good morning. we're told 30 people are still hospitalized this morning, the most critically hurt air lifted from that devastating scene. >> reporter: at least seven people are dead and dozens more injuries after this violent head-on crash between a greyhound bus and a semi truck on this new mexico highway. the bus with 48 people on board was headed out of albuquerque on its way to phoenix when the semi blew out a tire, swerving into the path of the bus. the head-on collision shearing off the bus' front end scattering debris over a stretch of interstate 40. many inside thrown from the bus left lying on the asphalt. >> the of

here's cecilia vega. >> reporter: we're hearing from the president as well. he just landed in west virginia not long ago. his first reaction coming in, saying he feels badly for paul manafort. let's get to the reaction coming in from rudy giuliani. saying there is no allegation of any wrong doing against the president in the government's charges against mr. cohen. that's true, they don't name the president. but cohen made it clear, then-candidate trump personally directed him to make the payments. legal experts are telling us that could implicate the president in this in and of itself. >> and as you mentioned, the president reacting for the first time on camera to the verdict for paul manafort. guilty on eight counts. just a short time ago, the president saying this doesn't involve me. but what he went on to say about paul manafort. here's pierre thomas at the courthouse. >> reporter: tonight, paul manafort is a convicted felon, who could spend the rest of his life behind bars. the injury rendering its verdict, guilty on five counts of tax evasion. they were

abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega leading us off tonight. >> reporter: he was a background political operative on the trump campaign, literally right there behind the candidate at the republican national convention. but today, rick gates took the stand in a virginia federal courthouse playing the role of special counsel robert mueller's star witness. coming face-to-face with his former business partner, paul manafort, greats -- gates testified that they committed crimes together, including not reporting more than a dozen offshore accounts. the prosecutor asking, "were you involved in any criminal activity with mr. manafort?" "yes," gates answered. "did you commit any crimes with mr. manafort?" "yes," gates answered again. the two men spent years working side-by-side. in february, gates pleaded guilty to conspiracy and lying to federal authorities. but today, as a flipped witness cooperating with the special counsel, gates told the court he lied because manafort told him to. and he also admitted he embezzled several hundred thousand dollars from his former boss. a charge man

. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. this race between two very different candidates has just begun but already we have a controversy. just hours after andrew gillum became florida's first ever african-american nominee for governor -- >> we're going to unite this state in ways that are unparalleled in the history of the state of florida. >> reporter: -- his republican opponent, ron desantis, went on the attack. >> the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. >> reporter: desantis saying this about his opponent. >> this is a guy who, although he is much too liberal for florida, i think he has huge problems with how he's governed tallahassee. he is an articulate spokesman for those far left views. he is a charismatic candidate. >> reporter: the backlash to those words, monkey this up, instant. the head of the florida democratic party declaring it's disgusting that ron desantis is launching his general election campaign with raci

cecilia. >> thank you, victor.s this morning so how about one more, you guys. let's meet little cullen potter, graduating from the nicu. >> yes. >> cullen was born in march at just 22 weeks but he's doing well now. his mom molly said she had to go to build a bear to find a cap and gown to fit him. cullin the size of a coke bottle when he was born, but now he is nearly 6 pounds, headed home and so great to see that graduation celebration, cute little baby. >> this was a miracle because doctors didn't think he would survive. so we are all so happy he is headed home. >> big smile right now. >>> inside the competitive world of e-sports. the high stakes competition and high pressure. what parents need to know. >>> the big "dancing with the stars" announcement. who is joining val in the ballroom? that reveal is just ahead. lara? >> hi guys. so we'll help you this morning get support savvy if you will. so many options at the grocery store. today we're asking which milk is best for you. we'll break that down. yeah, i know.

the £13 cecilia gets will pay for her bus fare to the other side of colombia.t's the same old thing. the president removed a few zeros, but that's it. today, like every other day, thousands more venezuela ns start their journey across south america. they have a long way to go to find a better future. many look exhausted already. katie watson, bbc news, on the colombia—venezuelan border. a coroner has concluded that a hospital in cornwall contributed to the death of a disabled woman after failing to carry out basic medical checks. katy lowry died of a heart attack two years ago shortly after being admitted to the royal cornwall hospital in truro. the hospital apologised to katy‘s family and said the circumstances which led to her death should not have happened. ryanair has apologised after some passengers were unable to cash cheques received for cancelled and delayed flights. nearly 200 passengers were sent cheques that hadn't been signed. some customers said they had been charged extra banking fees after the cheques bounced. ryanair blamed the problem on an adm

cecilia, thanks very much. >>> also, a big day in politics. rates in several states plus a special house election in ohio. that is drawing a visit from president trump as republicans fight to hold a safe gop seat. chief white house correspondent jon karl is tracking the race. this is a district that president trump won by 11 points but the house race a dead heat. >> reporter: it sure looks that way, george. republicans are waging an all-out war to try to keep this seat. they are outspending democrats by about 5-1, george, and they have deployed not just president trump but also vice president pence in recent days. the fact that this is even a competitive race is a major sign of trouble for republicans. as you mentioned, donald trump carried this district by double digits. it is also a district republicans have held for decades. the last republican congressman in the last race won by more than 35 points. a win here for democrats would be a sure sign of a blue wave coming in november, george. >> and the president getting involved again this morn

cecilia vega is in washington with the latest. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning to you. president trump is insisting he has the power to run the russia probe himself but says he just hasn't chosen to do that. after declaring so many times that he absolutely wants to sit down with robert mueller, he's now casting doubt about the future of that interview. this morning a presidential pivot after saying he wants to sit down with robert mueller. >> 100%. >> 100%. >> i would love to speak. i would love to. >> reporter: president trump now says he's worried investigators would pit his words against others who have testified like former fbi director james comey. the president telling reuters it could be a perjury trap saying, quote, even if i am telling the truth that makes me a liar. that is no good. even amid the chaos, the president described his white house as a, quote, smooth-running machine. the exception, he says, the russia probe. on twitter president trump blasted mueller as disgraced and discredited calling his t

al enterarse de lo que ocurriÓ dentro de las paredes de la iglesia santa cecilia, reviviÓ aquella terribleotes y cuestionÓ la razón por la que la diÓcesis de dallas dio a conocer la escandalosa investigaciÓn que lideran las autoridades despuÉs de seis meses de haber comenzado. hice sentir coraje con los sacerdotes y con la iglesia. josÉ: pero mÁs con la iglesia que no tiene el coraje de decir nada para proteger a los niÑos. josÉ: hay lobos disfrazados de ovejas podemos enfrentarlo, pero cuando hay lobos disfrazados de sacerdotes es horrendo, dijo el obispo de dallas. la diÓcesis dijo estar cooperando a fondo. el clero contratÓ un investigador privado. como pastor de esta diÓcesis mi responsabilidad es defender el rebaÑo. y la diÓcesis de dallas contestÓ estas interrogantes asegurando que no hablaron antes de ese escÁndalo para no comprometer la investigaciÓn que llevaban a cabo las autoridades y que el obispo estaba contemplando hacer todo esto publicÓ el pasado mes de marzo las vÍctimas sexuales de este exsacerdote habÍan pedido en ese entonces que no lo hiciera. enrique: padres de los 19

want to bring in cecilia vega. cecilia, something else unusual. i want to show it up on the screen right now. the white house flags were flying at half-staff yesterday. this morning they are back up. that is highly unusual. usually with an honor like this they remain dune through the burial. >> our cameras caught them being raised again around midnight. no response from the white house yet. i've talked to sources there. everyone seems to be scratching their heads about what happened but you're right. this breaks from precedent for john glenn, for barbara bush, those flags were down until internment. "the washington post" says aides wanted to release a formal statement praising john mccain as a hero but he mixed that idea and released just that tweet that you mentioned instead. that tweet in and of itself raised eyebrows because it doesn't mention any of his achievements or speak about him in any kind of personal way at all. that really again is bucking from tradition of past presidents. obama, bush, two men who beat him in the past offered glowing

were to reciprocate for european-built autos cecilia malmstrom made the latest proposal to the tradee, but hours later trump said the offer was not good enough >>> someone who knows a bit about these trade conflicts is hawkin samuelson, veo of volvo trade group. cars have been at center of these conversations involving mr. trump. do you think your industry enjoyed its time in the spotlight? >> no, i don't think so. but free trade is very important in that respect. it's a good discussion i believe there's other proposals from the european union, if we have a system with zero tariffs, i think that would be good for consumers and also would be good for the car industry, both in europe and in the u.s. >> president trump is threatening once again to impose a fresh set of tariffs, 200 billion on china i have to ask, i know that you already had to move production around a bit to deal with some of this in the recent months, do you expect this to be even more disruptive to your production going forward? >> absolutely. if the industry cannot produce and trade with each other, you have to inves

. >> let's bring in our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega. cecilia, the president's comments will charge up this impeachment debate as we head into the midterms. >> oh george, they certainly will. he went on to say i will tell you what if i ever got impeached i think the market would crash and everybody would be poor so some head-scratching comments there. clearly this topic is front and center on his mind. he was up in the middle of the night tweeting writing, no collusion, rigged witch-hunt at 1:10 this morning. this morning, president trump is trying to distance himself from his longtime personal attorney, the man would once said he'd take a bullet for him. >> he's been a lawyer for me. didn't do big deals. did small deals, not somebody that was with me that much, you know. they make it sound like i didn't live without him. i understood michael cohen very well. >> reporter: in an interview with fox news, it comes after michael cohen directly implicated president trump saying the then-candidate himself ordered to pay hush money to porn star

. >> the best thing is prepare the s> reporter: cecilia jones knows what sh talking about. she was a teacher and now a professional organizer, man out your morning. o get there in time, leave by 6:30. >> reporter: it starts with taking out the guesswo and as sure you're as ready possible. >> if there is soccer practice after school, make sure it has everythingn it including a water bottle and everything go.dy to >> reporter: after kids are at ngme. >> openi up the backpack and if there inc lu drop that in the kitchen to get cleaned up and pulling out any home. wo >> reporter: keep a special foer for school notices and permission slips and what's on thoseorms might need to make the calendar. why is this visual sota imp? >> the visual is important so the whole family can have a gooa view is coming up. any child can see what is on f their schedul the week if they know that's their calendar. >> reporter: remember, it's a group effort with regular checks on your calendar and smartphones. >> everything you put in there will help support you not forget and bes and appointments on

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cecilia willson is the motherf his youngest son. >> i'm grateful for this community for coming together to celebrate heandre. as an awesome person. he was a great father. >> reporter: many of his friendd relatives tell me they're comforted by the idea he died trying to help someone else. that was a testament to who he was. police s youngas shot on july 30th on 19th street just before 6:00 in the evening. family members and frien say he was shot while intervening in a domestic situation. a 23-year-old man was arrested in the shting. young's three sons describe him as a great dad. >> gave back. he helped people. that's all he ever did. i just want everybody to remember him as that. >> reporter: is the club cheerleaders did a performance in his memoryn field where he coached so many games. friends say it won't be the same here without coach dre leading the way. give it up for dre. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. >> there is new information tonight about last night's breaking news. eawe'veed the name of the officer who shot and killed a suspected drug dear in lands downtown. corporal jef

katie: for cecilia, escaping venezuela means leaving everything behind. including her locks.the hair extsion trade is doing well off cash-strapped venezuelans. the $17 she gets will pay for her bus fare to the other side of colombia. >> the government says everything is fine, but it isn't. even with this newurrency, it's the same old thing. the president removed a few zeros, but that's it. katie: today, like every other day, thousands more venezuelans start their journey across south america. they have a long way to go tofi a better future. many look exhausted already. o bbc nethe colombia-venezuela border. jane: desperate times in venezuela. a short time ago, 86-year-old dilys price made news for being the world's oldest solo female skydiver, but that's not the end of her story. she is now the face of a global fashion brand. here is r story. >> we are still alive. we're alive till the day we die. i believe this is my mission, to tell older people like myself to keep a passion. i think if you have a passion, you enjoy life. we have to encourage older people to have a passion

cecilia? >> just because we're tight on time. cecilia, go ahead. sorry, john.we're tight on time, i'll try to get to as many people as possible. >> does the president still believe that millions of people are voting illegally in this country? is that the basis for this push for requiring voter i.d.s? >> even if there are ten people voting illegally, it shouldn't happen. the president wants to see the integrity of our election systems upheld. he wants to make sure that anybody that's voting is somebody that should be voting. and that's something that should be celebrated. not discriminated. major? >> when was the last time the president went to a grocery store? >> i'm not sure. >> you go to the grocery store. i've never had to show an i.d. at the grocery store. i've never had to show an i.d. when i go to buy groceries. >> if you go to a grocery store and buy beer and wine you'll show your i.d. >> the president doesn't drink -- >> he's not saying every time he went in. he's saying when you go to the grocery store. i'm sure everybody in here who has been to a groc

i want to bring in cecilia vega. the president has weighed in. the two men, senator john mccain and the president have had a very complicated and a a a a a a

our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega starts us off. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this was among president trump's most overt threats against the special counsel yet and it is not just his critics who say this could amount to obstruction of justice. some in his own party are now saying it is totally inappropriate for a sitting president to call for an end to an investigation into himself. this morning, sources tell abc news president trump was outraged after learning that among the topics special counsel robert mueller wants to question him about is obstruction of justice. the president recently learned about the new development and sources say it enraged him so, it prompted this extraordinary tweet that critics say could amount to obstruction. the president writing, attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now before it continues to stain our country any further. that sent his legal team into immediate damage control mode. >> he used the word should. he didn't use the w

the european trade commissioner cecilia malmstrom has made a bold move in the ongoing negotiations with the united states by offering to meet demands from president donald trump for an end to tariffs on u.s. cars and ring the european union earlier today ms melksham told members of the european parliament quote we said that we are ready to go to the is ready to go to zero on tariffs on all industrial goods of course if the us does the same we are willing to bring down even our car tariffs down to zero if you tariffs on automobiles are ten percent while the u.s. imposes duties of two point five percent on compact cars and twenty five percent on light trucks as melton's new. zisha is an improvement from the u.s. perspective at least but whether the new flexibility will advance negotiations is unclear at this time there was a fleeting boost for european auto stocks on valves from statement but the rally was followed by a quick fall back. not long ago it may have been a june we noted the call plan of the trop of ministration was proposing and that what they were talking about raise some que

chris christie, dan abrams, cecilia vega, thank you very much. michael? >>> thank you, george. we're going to turn now to that tragic news about the iowa college student who vanished a month ago. authorities now say they have found the body of mollie tibbetts, and this morning, what we know about the suspect taken into custody who was in the country illegally. abc's alex perez has more from brooklyn, iowa. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the suspect worked on a dairy farm for four years. investigators say it was surveillance video from a resident's home that finally helped them crack this case. this morning, the tragic ending mollie tibbetts' family most feared. investigators recovering a body early tuesday, charging this man, cristhian rivera, with first degree murder. >> in one aspect it's been able to be resolved but again not the outcome at all that any of us wanted, obviously mollie's family. >> reporter: rivera confessed to the crime, according to investigators. officials believe the 24-year-old abducted mollie while she was out for a run back on j

for cecilia, escaping venezuela means leaving everything behind, including her locks.l off cash—strapped venezuela ns. the £13 she gets will pay for the bus fare to get the other side of venezuela. translation: the government says everything is fine, but it isn't. even with this new currency, it's the same old thing. the president removed a few zeros, but that's it. today, like every other day, thousands more venezuela ns start their journey across south america. they have a long way to go to find a better future. many look exhausted already. australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull could face a second leadership challenge in a week from the same liberal party colleague. former home affairs minister, peter dutton, seen as a hardline conservative, failed in his earlier challenge and resigned from the cabinet. but he now says he has the numbers and wants another party meeting, another vote. the prime minister, though, is refusing to contest the vote. our correspondent hywel griffith joins us now live from canberra. hywel, i know there is a bit of a delay in kim indica

for cecilia, escaping venezuela means leaving everything behind, including her locks.sh—strapped venezuela ns. the £13 she gets will pay for the bus fare to get the other side of colombia. translation: the government says everything is fine, but it isn't. even with this new currency, it's the same old thing. the president removed a few zeros, but that's it. today, like every other day, thousands more venezuela ns start their journey across south america. they have a long way to go to find a better future. many look exhausted already. nearly 90 south koreans have been in north korea for a series of visits with relatives they haven't seen since the end of the korean war, 60 years ago. this report from laura bicker contains flash photography. this is why some call these reunions ‘the second separation‘. after brief moments together, they're once again torn apart. "let's meet again when our countries are reunited," she says. but north and south korea are still at war, divided — and look likely to remain so. earlier, the families were given one extra hour over lunch. they'v

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of the legal part of this i would refer you to the president's outside counsel in that as i told cecilia what i can tell you is what the president has stated a number of times he did nothing wrong there are no charges against him just because michael cohen has made a deal doesn't mean anything with their records to the president the center of the presidency to this morning frustrated like calling rove rush you could shed a little more light on that because the implication is that the microcode gave up something president would rather state she uses that we should read an introduction to the president has expressed his views on that i don't have anything further to add every one of the question is the president now planning on or on part mean all out of the manic for a case doesn't have anything to do with the president didn't have anything to do with his campaign it doesn't have anything to do with the white house. it's actually going to snap into more of only asking this line a different way even if it has nothing to do with the president still can have the power to harm this community

>> reporter: cecilia jones knows what she's talking about. she was a teacher and now a professional organizer. her first tip, map out your morning. >> o get there in time, lea by 6:30. >> reporter: it starts with taking out the guesswork and make sure you' as ready as possible before bed. >> if there is soccer practice after school, make sure it has everything in it including a water bottle and everything ready to go. >> reporter: after school is over and the kids are back at home. >> opening up the backpack and if they bring their lunch, drop that in the kitchen to get cleaned up and pulling out any home work.r: >> reporeep a special folder for school notices and permission slips and check it first each day. what's on those forms might need to arke the cale why is this visual so important? >> the visual is important so the whole family can have a good view what is coming up. any child can see what is on their schedule for the week if they know that is their color. r >> reporteember, it's a group effort with regular checks for the family and

meantime, cecilia, the white house chief of staff john kelly passed his one-year mark.e thought that might have been his exit. now some word that's not the case. >> reporter: word that he's not happy here, miserable, in fact, he clashed so much so with the president. the president floated names. he is staying till 2020 but as we know things tend to be on a day-to-day basis. >> thanks very much. >>> we move to the trial of paul manafort who chaired president trump's campaign. this is the first trial in the mueller investigation. if convicted, manafort could spend the rest of his life in prison. abc's kyra phillips is at the courthouse in alexandria, virginia. we saw fiery opening statements from both sides yesterday. >> reporter: well, no doubt. i mean, the question -- the stakes are pretty high for paul manafort, no question, george. but they are also sky high for robert mueller too. this is the first case the special counsel has brought to trial and if manafort is convicted, it would offer mueller a powerful response and take away some of president trump's ability to c

. >> reporte cecilia jonesno knows what she's talking about. she was a teacher and now a ofessional organizer. the first tip is map out your morning. >> to figure out to get there on time we've got to leaflets say at 6:30. >> reporter: itostly means takingous the guesswo takingous -- taking out the guswork. >> ie there's soccer pract make sure it has everything in it, including the water bottle, everything to go. >> reporter: and when the kids are back home. >> opening up the backpack. tif they bringheir lunch it's something to drop back off in the kitchen so that can get cleaned up and pulli out any homework. >> reporter: also, keep a special notice for school notices and permission lists. what's on the forms might need to make the calendar. why is this visual here so important? >> the visual heres important really so that the whole family has a good view of what's coming upan any child see what is on their schedule for the week ifn they that that's their color. >> reporter: remember, keeping your calendar ia group effort which means regular c

vamos con cecilia. hay un rechazo que lamentablemente existe todavÍa.ersona que lo vemos desde ese punto de vista no nos incomoda y no lo vemos como algo malo o como algo sexual. en cambio por ahÍ una persona que no tuvo cerca o que ve a la mujer como se ve en esta sociedad que es bastante masculina, a los pechos como algo totalmente sexual, como algo pornogrÁfico muchas veces, creo que desde ese punto de vista a ver a una mamÁ alimentando a su bebÉ nos puede generar rechazo. karla: a pesar de que como mencionaba que es legalamamantar en pÚblico. en muchos lugares les han pedido que se retiren. incluso ha habido protestas. quÉ puede hacer una mujer para exigir esos derechos? cecilia: en este caso particular la ley lo que hace es proteger al niÑo. proteger a la mamÁ y al niÑo. muchas veces no nos damos cuenta cÓmo es la relaciÓn entre una mamÁ y un bebÉ. la persona adulta tiene un sistema psicolÓgico y emocional desarrollado. una persona adulta ante una situaciÓn incómoda como puedes a la incomodidad de una mamÁ amamantando puede optar por esta situaciÓn

this i would refer to you the president's outside counsel 678 as i told cecilia, what i can tell you is what the president has stated a number of times, he did nothing wrong, there are no charges against him, just because michael cohen has made a deal doesn't mean anything with regards to the president. >> so, again, the president says that he learned about this after the fact. but then there is no recording from 2016, have michael cohen and the president discussing the potential payment to ex-playboy model karen mcdoing youal. that was -- mcdougal. that fleshed out in a great amount of detail in the information related to the michael cohen plea deal. cohen brokered a deal with the approval of a federal candidate, and that candidate is widely believed to be president trump. and with the head of a corporation, widely believed to be american media, david pecker, to pay off the money with the understand that cohen would reimburse american media for the money. shep, there was at least to say mildly a glitch in the time line here. we'll keep pulling on the thread to see what we can find o

. >> cecilia with a look at what's ahead. hi. >> hey, guys, good to be with you both. we have a bus owe show here at "gma" starting with hurricane lane on the move battering hawaii this morning. more than two feet of rain already in some areas that is triggering devastating flooding and the worst unfortunately is yet to come. we are tracking the very latest on that. also ahead, the fire storm after a mom let her 8-year-old daughter walk their dog around the block by hers. h daught, even theog a ve hern person. you don't want to miss that. it is friday and we are ready to party in the park with the man behind the song i don't know you may or may not have heard this. you are hip but i don't know if you're hip enough, called "des picito." he is taking over central park, i will rein in my dancing. >> i like his new song "calypso." it's good. >> looking forward to hearing it. >> he since that too. i like it also. >> all right. we will get our moves on this friday. >> nice to see you. >> whoop it up. >> watch a little later. thank you >>> if you're looking for something to d