it's called "charlotte's web."he oil was so effective, the figgys eventually took charlotte off of all of her meds and to this day, charlotte's web is all she takes. >> we just do that in the morning and the night and that's all charlie needs. >> you have to indulge me on this. did anybody think it is a miracle? >> i still think it is. and then another one happens every day. >> so you're from this big family. evangelical christians, right? was there a part of whatever moral tuning fork is inside you to say this is a non-starter? >> a lot of evangelical families produce rebels? i mean, i was all about it. >> once i started to look into it i started to realize there's absolutely nothing that's unchristian about helping people with a plant. >> reporter: the brothers say the oil is now helping hundreds of other children with epilepsy. the does, $250 a bottle. it lasts two months. >> i wanted to have some kids come up. we are gonna plant this flower. >> reporter: a number of the families who come to colorado seeking hel

small business is a big part of charlotte's story., there are more than 50,000 small businesses, those with fewer than 20 employees, who call the charlotte region home. a significant number of these businesses are not able to bear the cost and the regulatory burdens of offering 401(k) retirement benefits. mr. president, companies in charlotte, big, small and in between, are already benefiting from the tax and regulatory relief that you have delivered to the american people. your announcement today and the promotion of association retirement plans will, i predict, positively impact many of our small businesses and the thousands of people that they currently employ. let me say the charlotte chamber of commerce would love to be the first local association to implement one of these new plans. thank you very much for choosing charlotte for this announcement. >> so already under a booming economy, retirement accounts, 401(k)s, have flourished and the stock market has gone up at levels that nobody thought possible. depending on which market

. >>> there's a reason they call the queen city charlotte instead of charlotte. >> is it charlotte or char lit. >> char lit. >> that's because every's lit at west charlotte high these are the and staff getting ready for the new year. the school district put out a statement and showcased their video. now the other schools are like, wait a minute, we got this too. so fill bear academy of technology had to get in on it. ♪ >> oh, no. >> see there are one's been played out a little bit. >> maybe because you're a viral video host. >> kiki was so july 2018. >> i hate to say it, but i love who plays the best -- i'm sorry, west charlotte high school. these teachers at ashley park elementary school did not like that west charlotte high school was the most excited to start school. this is open house, okay, it looks more like a house party. . he just gets whacked, right? >> this is what happens when you ask teachers to the divide nine. they come now the full force. we got the cap over here shimmying, letting it all hang out. s aka and deltas in the crowd. the teachers were doing this. i might hav

charlotte chelsom-pill is standing by.ties are talking about these 10 or 20 people unaccounted for. is there hope left of finding this people alive? charlotte: goodd eveningng, chchristopher. rescuers we have spoken to say they are desperately trying to keep faith that survivors will be found among the wreckage. this is the third night that floodlights are lighting up the wreckage behind me. rescuers are working around the clock, trying to scour the rubble. they say t that they will not ge up untilil thehey are convininct ththere are no survivors bururid underneath. chiefs on their minds is the new figure released here in genoa, that between 10 and 20 people are still missing. they are hoping someone will be found alive, but the reality is that this is now over two days since this collapse. hopepes really are fading ththay survivorors ll be fofound. authororities have searched a lt of the surface area of the wreckage, the easily accessible area of the wreckage, to looook for survivivors. what is left t is what isis deep be

following the latest developments for us there in chemist's thank you charlotte. not some other stories making headlines around the world francis popular environment minister nicolas has resigned live on radio without telling president ma call beforehand mcconnell picked you know as an icon of the green movement but he repeatedly clashed with his cabinet colleagues he felt they were too weak on environmental issues. united nations investigators have released a damning report on me and mars' military calling for the prosecution of its commanders for crimes against humanity they say the military orchestrated a campaign against the country's war hinge on muslims with quote genocidal intent mean mars brutal crackdown against the working jet began a year ago prompting some seven hundred thousand to flee. japan has warned that north korea still poses a dire threat to its security despite a pledge to denuclearize the korean peninsula japan's offense minister said north korea was still in possession of several hundred missiles capable of reaching japan even after the summ

charlotte shall some poll and she's standing by for us in genoa hi charlotte rescue work and to new for a second night is there still hope that anyone can still be found alive. i see me yes rescue workers with the help of sniffer dogs have been combing through the wreckage this just behind me for a second night we've heard that they found no bodies no survivors this was an extremely a fruitless search last night we know that a number of people are still missing one of the big issues though it's not exactly clear how many also she's on certain for example how many cars were on the bridge at the time of the collapse and it's possible that any number of people could still be buried in the wreckage behind me is that that's motivating rescue workers to continue their search here they've told us that they will keep looking until they are absolutely convinced that no one is still alive but lois of course though as time goes on it's becoming more and more likely that they will find bodies rather than survivors. as we saw in your report you know there's a lot of anger in the italian government l

what can i say, i'm a very grateful camper. >> along the way, charlotte garnered a couple of emmy nodsy, that said, cream rises to the top. >> we won. >> yeah, people loved her. she was kind, she was wise and she was charitablcharitable. >>> straight ahead -- katy perry's teenage dream fulfilled. when you have a baby gentle means everything to you and to us. so at johnson's, we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients. took out dyes, parabens, phthalates and sulfates. beat the top safety standards in the world and added one handed pumps. gentle means pure, gentle means safe, gentle means love. the new johnson's®. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> that's celine dion showing off her runway walk. >> she's a queen. strut it. >> yes, she is. katy perry and backstage at her concert in australia. >> celine holding court there and katy was so excited. she posted her pre-celine day, inside celine's dressing room filled with flowers. to the sound of "my heart will go on" of course. >> they had an epic photo shoot. celine captured it a california girl and a girl from quebec me

what can i say, i'm a very grateful camper. >> along the way, charlotte garnered a couple of emmy nodsplaque with the big emmy, that said, cream rises to the top. >> we won. >> yeah, people loved her. she was kind, she was wise and she was charitablcharitable. >>> straight ahead -- katy next on kron-4 news at eight: the hunt is on tonight for the person who opened fire on an s-u-v... on the bay bridge, killing the driver and injuring two other people.the latest on the investigation... coming up. plus...the mendocino complex fire, now the largest fire ever recorded in california history.it's just one of more than a dozen wildfires burning across the state tonight.and frustration is mounting at a mobile home park which has been without power for four days! i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against

charlotte rae dead at 92. how her "facts of life" co-stars are remembering rae this morning. >>> plus, a girl rescued from a rock quarry after getting her leg stuck. how rescuers used everything from hydraulic tools to a little bit of dish soap to free her. >>> epic photo shoot. why this student used a 14-foot alligator in her graduation pictures. >>> good monday morning. i'm maggie rulli in for diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we're going to begin with the clearest acknowledgement yet from the president about the true purpose of his son's trump tower meeting with a russian lawyer with close ties to the kremlin. >> the president is coming to the defense of donald trump jr. but he also seems to be acknowledging that his initial explanation was misleading. abc's elizabeth hur joins us with the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: well, maggie and kendis, good morning to you. that admission from president trump is a first, but he is still not changing his story about when he found out about the me

daddy was for charlotte. heil the day he passed away, felt himself a farmers were from charlotte. he never saw himself anything more that. they had a dairy farm there. that he would not the cows in the line before you went to school and he came back from school. the same thing. when you first discover the -- you went to bible school. he accepted christ as his savior when he was a young boy in charlotte at the meeting. at a evangelist meeting with the teenager. he went for a while to college -- about particular he got in tennessee, sick one day. he had the flu. he wasn't feeling well. he didn't like he was getting what he wanted. about aw a brochure bible school in florida. he saw palm trees and orange trees. were both alike. we love warm weather. sending them down there. --grandparents and their wonderful to bible college. that is exactly what he needed. for that foundation, he felt that calling there. the very first place. to -- collegen and finish education. my mother was born in china. my grandpa had to missionaries in china. so she was born there in 1920. when she went to nort

charlotte show some pills on the ground for us in general good morning to you charlotte along with the grief for so many families today there's also apprehension at this hour about those still missing that's right there are number of people fit to still be missing and that is exactly what is motivating rescue teams on the ground here they've been working tirelessly to search through the rubble and the twisted metal to try and find anybody anything is possible of course that they may still pull people from the rubble but hope is starting to fade they tell us though that they will keep working until they are they are absolutely convinced that no one is left buried here behind me ok charlotte while the focus right now is on those waiting for any news and those of course grieving the loss of this as well many in italy are also asking how could this happen and who's responsible. that's right government ministers in particular have been pointing the finger of blame at all to throw out of the company that operates this mates way behind me suggesting that safety just simply wasn't up to scratc

and just one of the questions out there today let's go straight to the scene correspondent charlotte. pills on the ground for us in genoa charlotte how's the rescue operation coming along right now and how difficult is the task that emergency workers are facing. well you spoken to a number of rescue workers here in genoa they are telling us that they do still have hope that most of my views will be found there are of course a number of people still thought to be missing but let's not forget we are over twenty four hours now from the time that this disaster is starting to fade gradually that they will find survivors of course the death toll has britain's reasons today we've had more bad news of course this is a huge logistical nightmare for those on the ground just behind me trying to search for survivors there are numerous slabs of concrete that they have to be incredibly cathal with they worry of course that the concrete could collapse perhaps crushing anybody that could still be alive underneath the rubble this saying that they're treating this very much like an earthquake just usin

reporting for us from cemex charlotte thank you very much. now some other stories making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump and german chancellor angela merkel have agreed in a phone call to seek to improve trade between the u.s. and the european union the white house of the two leaders strongly supported ongoing discussions between washington and brussels to remove barriers to a deeper trading relationship. now the white house flag has been lowered for a second time in respect for the late senator john mccain a sharp critic of president trump some national politicians and people in the state of arizona which mccain represented have complained that the flag could not remain at half mast for long enough. united nations investigators have released a damning report on me and mars military calling for the prosecution of its commanders for crimes against humanity they say the military orchestrated a campaign against the country's will hinge on muslims with quote genocidal intent mean mars a brutal crackdown against were injured

.>> charlotte rae who played mrs. garrett on different strokesas died. >> a sea of dogs in california hanging 10. early today starts now. i'm frances rivera. >> a string of mass shootings left several dead and a dozen wounded in chicago. there people were shot and killed in a period of less than hours from saturday to sunday morning. the police department is responding to the violence. >> i can tell you that we know that some of these incidents were targeted and are related to gang conflicts in the ars. they are working around the clock. >> 10t of those were taken to the same hospital. we are expecting further updates later today. >> apple is cracking downn content from alex jones. they yanked nearly ery podcast from the radio host famous for conspiracy theories. oe suggested democrats were planning launch a civil war on july 4th. a company spokesperson confirmed the move saying apple does not tolerate hate speech and weave clear guidelines that must be followed to provide a safe environment. ape is the biggest platfo

loved charlotte rae and everyone else involved.ings to her but we begin with dangerous heat hitting both coasts. we're feeling the scorcher here in the east. and out west, triple-digit temperatures are fueling at least 68 large fires right now and ginger zee, of course, is tracking it all for us. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, michael. nearly 267,000 acres burning right now and the fourth largest fire in california state history, that's the mendocino fire, is a complex of fires and you can see some of those stunning images from it. they've got now 15,000 homes threatened. you go to the carr fire and this one has been burning, now took another life over the weekend. that makes it seven in that fire alone. it's burned more than 1,000 structures and homes included there. and it's not just california. oregon state, washington state both have fires, 17 actually combined. large uncontained fires and they have an excessive heat watch including yakima, northern idaho and excessive heat warnings for much of the desert southwe

seek to gain market share some say there's something really rotten here charlotte. as competition intensifies in the supermarket sector new alliances are emerging on the one so right here in france retailers like c.e.o. . have teamed up with germany's metro forming a new purchasing alliance called rising on the other one of the biggest names in the supermarket sector here more has decided to collaborate with system you but it hasn't stopped that tough or is even eyeing a bigger prize and has announced a partnership with a new case tesco why one of the big threat in europe is amazon entering the grocery market as the online retailer marches towards becoming a trillion dollar company it's jumped into the supermarket sector with its acquisition of whole foods it's also struck a deal with french company casino pitting directly with cough or so as the marketplace gets a little less diverse what if any of the benefits to consumers are one sure it's a race to but on price so this is going to be great for consumers i mean this is going to combine in western europe eight per

charlotte rae was 92 years old. >>> facebook is hoping likesan translate to love.re and dicey news for wells fargo. hi. >> hi, good morning to you. facebook has started testing its gaming service internally with employees. it will be a feature in the main facebook app and not a stand-alone product like messenger. facebook dating will let you create a separate profile. >>> wells fargo is admitting customers lost their homes because of an error made by the bank. the company says a calculation made by a mortgage underwriting tool resulted in 625 customers being denied modifications to make their home loans more affordable and about 400 cases the homes wereoreclosed on. they happened between 2010 and 2015 and wells said it set aside $8 million for customers affected. >>> beer sales are slipping and millennials may be the one to blame. drinkers arerdin beer less than half of the time when they buy alcohol. the beer industry has been impacted by a lack of interest among millennials, especially the big brands such as bud and miller lite. they are now looking to alternativ

finding more survivors fading anger is growing over how such a disaster could have happened to debbie charlotte shell some tell reports. as hopes of finding survivors fades the blame game intensifies officials initially pointed the finger at the e.u. accusing it of limiting funding for infrastructure past the focus of criticism is now shifting to. the company responsible for the bridge locals say the long been

charlottes chelsea until reports from general. rescuers tell us that they won't give up the search until they convinced that all the missing have been found but hope of finding survivors is not lost now one of the things that's really struck me since we've arrived here is how nobody we've spoken to was surprised that something like this could happen one man told us he was so concerned about the bridges safety he would always try and drive across it as quickly as possible i'll just ride a the company that operates this stretch of the motorway insists all of its maintenance checks were up to date but the fact is that like many bridges built

. >> police arrested four people at the charlotte protest. president trump posting a tweet ahead of the protest saying the riots in charlotte a year ago resulted in senseless death and division. i condemn all types of racism. peace to all americans. a bit of the departure from the comments from last year's united right rally when he said there were fine people on both sides of the conflict. >> he has spoken forcefully about nfl players taking a knee. >>> the gop weighing options after chris collins suspended his re-election campaign on saturday. he was indicted on charges relatiing to insider trading. officials are considering nominating him for a clerkship. >> two strong trump supporters will try for the seat. one is carl paladino and one who came under fire for making racist comments about michelle obama. this may effect the ability of democrats to flip the house in november. >>> president trump once again attacking harley-davidson. the president encouraging a boycott if harley moves production overseas. many plan to boycott the company. gr

kenya's charlotte thank you. well our next story focuses on the horrific practice of female genital mutilation or also known as f g m a more than two hundred million women and girls are affected by g.m. it leaves them with lifelong scars both physical and emotional and sometimes it can be fatal a recent figures show the number of women living here in germany affected by g.m. has reached an estimated sixty five thousand that's an increase of twelve percent on last year and experts say that increase is due to the arrival of migrants from countries which are known to carry out the central and northern african states and parts of the middle east as you see right there at a reconstruction clinic right here in berlin brady she met one affected woman who is calling for an end to the brutal practice now her name has been changed to protect their privacy. one has to say. i was about eleven or twelve years old several people held me down then they cut me off they laid me on the table i can still picture it i had such horri

of everybody here in kenya is that they believe refugees migrants are welcome here and meantime charlotte we know the suspects there are in custody after this weekend stabbing this is of course what one touched off these far right protests that we're witnessing behind you how much do we know about the suspects and about the incident itself. oh please this you were quite vague about the incident that took place overnight on saturday into sunday the killing of the thirty five year old gentleman they said that they believe several people of various nationalities who caught up in that attack what they've now revealed is that they have two suspects in custody. twenty one of iraqi national and the other syrian nationality but they have stressed that very little is known about the nature of that attack they say that they don't know the motive yet they also say that it's not yet clear exactly what happened during the attack how how that progressed and so they are keen to stress that they do not want any remains there a lot of remains on social media about exactly what took place here they are kee

people came together and charlotte is known as a city that works together. so the things i accomplished as mayor -- people came to help. i was like a vehicle or a vessel that all of this happened through. but it was a great experience, because first of all, it gave me a grounding in the political process. at that time, i had no plans to run for further office. i ran for two terms and term limited myself. when i look back on it, it was really a good time and it was -- easier than serving in congress. >> in 1992, you decided to run for the republican primary for senate, u.s. senate seat. why did you decide to make that transition, and were you recruited by anyone to do that? >> that's interesting because it was a bad decision on my part but i had spent a lot of time up here. when i was mayor, i led groups abroad, i did a lot of testifying on issues before congress. it kind of seems like a natural progression to do that. big mistake. because, again i did not have a lot of money, and i was running against the self-funded millionaire who poured everything he coul

he probably on the plane in charlotte on the tarmac. i will do one quick tweet before i go down the walkway. wow, i made off the record comments to bloomberg to canada, this understanding was blatantly violated. more dishonest reporting i'm used to it. at least canada knows where i stand. reaction kristina partsinevelos. >> dishonest? how it is dishonest. saying an actual quote. ashley: it was off the record, privately said to bloomberg. apparently how on earth does toronto star get it? where does that come from? someone in the room leaks it out. >> of course somebody gave it. ashley: he is told, don't worry, mr. president off the record. he says it. next thing you know it appears all across the media. >> i can understand that perspective you can't trust it is off the record. they're arguing there were several people in the room. that, he purposely said that so that canada knows that the president -- ashley: conspiracy theory. you wanted canada to know they had no choice. >> it was just another blip in these negotiations. there are stil

and charlotte you know when we look behind you there you know we realize that this is the second nightthat people are dealing with this tragedy the second night that rescue workers are trying to find survivors and just tell us a little bit more about the task that these emergency workers are faces of concrete thrift and metal is part of the wreckage now there is a danger in china to move these enormous labs because of course they fear that it could trigger another collapse and perhaps crush any vehicles that might be below them and potentially harm anybody who may still be alive underneath that rubble as they get to trying to get very very carefully they using sniffer dogs trying to sniff out to see if there are any survivors is that one of the huge problems facing them those that they simply don't know how many people were on the bridge how many vehicles with that they generally whether or not they are still searching for people in our correspondent charles until this story for us tonight in general charlotte thank you. we are hearing incredible stories tonight from survivors one of t

following the latest developments for us there in chemists thank you charlotte. now to some other stories making headlines around the world united nations investigators have released a damning report on me and mars military calling for the prosecution of its commanders for crimes against humanity they say the military orchestrated a campaign against the countries for him for muslims with quote genocidal intent mean mars fertile crackdown against the broken ship began a year ago prompting some seven hundred thousand to flee. japan has warned that north korea still poses a dire threat to its security despite a pledge to denuclearize the korean peninsula japan's defense minister said north korea with dylan from session of several hundred missiles capable of reaching japan even after the summit between kim jong il and president trump in june. australian filmmaker james ricketts has appeared in a cambodian court for what is likely to be the final day of his trial he was charged with endangering national security after we flew a drone over an opposition party political

. >> you also served as mayor of charlotte. rep. myrick: i did. >> specifically in that regard, what about that experience helped you when you decided to make the transition to congress? rep. myrick: well, mayor at the time i thought was a difficult job. i was the first female mayor and i was the first mayor outside the system. and again i was a grassroots volunteer. and at the time, charlotte was still fairly small and there was a group of 11 people who would get together and they would decide who would run for mayor. it was cut and dried. i wasn't part of their plan. i ran against a very popular incumbent at the time. and so, i thought, you know, it really was difficult from the sense that the media, they used to write articles about what i wore. till finally one day i said, hey, you never write an article about my opponent. he has on a navy blue suit and blue tie. and there was dead silence. this is the editor of the paper. he said, you're right. it was that kind of thing all the time. if i did something, everybody was critical.

seek to gain market share some say there's something really rotten here charlotte. as competition intensifies in the supermarket sector new alliances are emerging on the one so right here in france retailers like c.e.o. . have teamed up with germany's metric forming a new purchasing alliance called rising on the other one of the biggest names in the supermarket sector here more has decided to collaborate with system you but it hasn't stopped that couple is even eyeing a bigger prize and has announced a partnership with a new case tesco why one of the big threat in europe is amazon entering the grocery market as the online retailer marches towards becoming a trillion dollar company it's jumped into the supermarket sector with its acquisition of whole foods it's also struck a deal with french company casino pitting directly with cough or so as the marketplace gets a little less diverse what if any are the benefits to consumers who want shirts or race to put on price so this is going to be great for consumers i mean this is going to combine in western europe eight perc

for me to have someone like charlotte is an incredible motivator, but also a real support.y rivalry. we are good friends off the water, but any athlete wants to line up and win, but if she beats me, she's putting the work to do so. they are friends off the water, but practically foes off it. with an always holding the advantage in the head—to—head battles but charlotte having won the most recent encounter. it all means we could be said for something pretty special at the world championships. over the last few races, we've had very tight racing, but the times we are doing are far in advance of the rest of the world. if we are on that start line in a good state, we can put on a show for the world. i would be pretty confident. nick hope reporting. before we go a look at some of the reaction to today's premier league. alan shearer wasn't impressed with his beloved newcastle, or indeed cardiff in the early fixture. there was also history in that match as newcastle's jacob murphy and cardiff's josh became just the second set of twins to face each other in the premier league — the

following the latest developments for us there in chemists thank you charlotte. now some other stories making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump and german chancellor angela merkel have agreed in a phone call to seek to improve trade between the u.s. and the european union the white house said the two leaders strongly supported ongoing discussions between washington and brussels to remove barriers to a deeper trading relationship. japan has warned the north korea still poses a dire threat to its security despite a pledge to denuclearize the korean peninsula japan's defense minister said north korea was still in possession of several hundred missiles capable of reaching japan even after the summit between kim jong un and president in june. united nations investigators have released a damning report on me and mars military calling for the prosecution of its commanders for crimes against humanity they say the military orchestrated a campaign against the country's were hinge of muslims with quote genocidal intent mean marrs a brutal crackdown agai

a correspondent in charlotte hills and fill in the story for us tonight in the eastern german city of kim says charlotte thank you we want to stay now with the problem of right wing extremism in eastern germany and take you to what is known as the neo nazi village and that's because the village of yamato has been almost entirely taken over by far right sympathizers in recent years now there's a notable exception. here every year in august this courageous couple takes a stand against extremism by staging a music festival promoting tolerance wus mario mueller reports. the village of yama has eleven houses with roughly sixty residents it looks a delicate but this is anything but a normal german village. budget not least once a year yama residents to get low my and her husband organize a festival in their backyard. and it's not your average summer gathering actually it's a protest twelve years ago when they started it as wanted to take a stand against neo nazis in this case that means almost all of their neighbors they say. for years the couple tell us they have been terrorized by them un

she joins us tonight from genoa good evening to you charlotte live let's start with this rescue effort it's been almost thirty six hours since the bridge to weigh out is there any hope of finding more survivors. well rescuers we spoke to this morning brant still very optimistic that they would find survivors among the rubble as the day goes on there that hope really has started to fade people that we've spoken to said that only bodies have been recovered from the wreckage so far no survivors yet today so it really isn't looking very optimistic that people had nevertheless search teams will continue that work for another night there will be sniffing dogs once again here in the wreckage behind me floodlights knighting up the area trying to find anybody that may still be that is the interior minister in fact not so long ago said miracles do happen as the hours go on it's getting more and more likely that the search for survivors will become a search for bodies and as time passes i think we're all realizing that this tragedy just story has to do with a lot more than just a collapsed bridge

. >>> miembros de grupos supremacistas tienen la nadie realizar protestas en washington dc y charlottey dejaron heridos otros manifestantes, randy serrano con el informe. ♪ hace un aÑo estas imÁgenes dejaron al paÍs con boca abierta, enfrentamientos violentos, entre supremacistas y opositores en virginia, donde perdiÓ la vida de susan al ser atropellada por suprema asista blanco 678d>>> dijo que no tiene opiniÓn polÍtica perna skwoi na listas blancos dijeron que trump les abriÓ el camino para hacerse sentir y asÍ lo harÁn este domingo en washington dc y charlotte para abogar por derechos civiles blancos. >>> habrÁ protestas en varias partes, pero se espera que el parque lafayette sea el epicentro. el objetivo, permitir que los dos grupos se expresen pero impedir que se junten para evitar tragedias, tragedias que parecen absurdas. >>> hay un elemento, que solo alimenta el odio, el desprecio por los que son diferentes. >>> por otro lado, en el lugar de tragedia que expuso divisiones sociales en el paÍs, autoridades desde ya declaran estado de emergencia, esta persona, participÓ fla contr

buenas tardes, estas protestas y contra protestas ocurren hoy que se cumple un aÑo de la tragedia de charlottevirginia. contra los grupos de odio, esta es nuestra principal noticia y ademÁs,i este domingo, con el corazÓn roto, la familia de hombre que robÓ, volo y estrelÓo un aviÓn en seattle dice que estÁ sorprendida. lavi autoridad no han recuperad suso cuerpo. peligroso regreso a clases, entre estudiantes ya es mÁs comÚnig funar marihuana que t o tabaco. mÁs cerca del sol, la nasa, lanza la sonda solar parker que atravieza la atmÓsfera de la estrella para de seno otra nar los misterios de sol. noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >>> cientosÑa de mano necesario ta tes se reunieron hoy en una plaza de washington para clamar contra la llegada de supremacistas blancos, en el primer aniversario de primer lugar sha de neonazis de charlotte virginia. miles se reunieron en centro de la ciudad con rechazo a racismo y sken fo ba i y facismo para evitar que se repita estos hechos trÁgico, lory montenegro tiene todo lo ocurrido, lory, buenas tardes. >>> gracias julio, durante todo el dÍa el ambiente

charlotte ray received several emmy and tony nominations throughout her long career.she was diagnosed with bone cancer. charlotte ray dead at the age of 92. >>> star trek fans will feel a lot more -- see a lot more of patrick stewart's. he confirmed he will again play jean-luc picard in a new series tied to the long-running sci-fi franchise. it will tell the story of the next chapter of his life. stewart was cast as picard for star trek the next generation in 1987. he last played him in a movie in 2002. >>> today madden football game is going to be updated because colin kaepernick's name was edited out from a song used in that game. electronic arts, which makes the football game, says he didn't intend to admit kaepernick's name from a song it used in madden. in a statement ea said that it is a mistake and they are updating the game today to include the reference to colin kaepernick. >>> a maryland man is now the proud owner of a rare mickey mantle baseball card worth at least $50,000. the 1955 card turned up in a pack of baseball cards at the national sports collectio

charlotte rae was 92. >> a shift surrounding the 2016 russian meeting at trump tower.resident trump admitted the aim was to get dirt on hillary clinton. he claimed donald trump jr. did nothing wrong with meeting with the kremlin-connected attorney. the tweet is creating a serious stir on capitol hill. >> good morning, frances. two years after a controversial campaign meeting in a manhattan skyscraper, the president raised the issue on twitter with a more pointed reason for why russ were inside trump tower. feeling the heat. >> even though it's 110 degrees in this crazy room. >> saturday night at a sweltering rally, the president raised alarms of an ongoing election interference. >> we have to stop meddling and everyone from attacking us, but there were a lot. russia is there. china is there. >> he was running a fever on twitter. denying a news report as a complete fabrication that i am concerned about the meeting my wonderful son donald had in trump tower. that june 2016 meeting included a kremlin-linked russian lawyer and lobbyist along with the president's son, son-i

and for more let's bring in correspondent charlotte telson hill who is standing by with the very latest from chemists where as we can see protests are happening in fact we're seeing them right there behind you and we understand that that there is not only these right wing protest but there's also rival protests going on so how is that playing out i mean are these two sides being kept of parts or is there really the danger that we could see some volatility here. good evening sir are you joining me as the hundreds of far right process is just beginning to march through the city now a short time ago just as they began to move away from the place where they've been rallying for the last couple of hours tensions did start it's as clay we've had fireworks there were some minor scuffles the police did begin to move in as well we have seen water cannons drive through this street just behind me the protesters here all chanting things slogans like resistance like medical muster in the meantime perhaps you can just hear it's just started counter-demonstrators the shouting not these remarks god now

charlotte rae died surrounded by her family at home in los angeles.he was 92. >>> up next tonight, the critically acclaimed true story about to hit theatres everywhere. i sit down with spike lee about his stranger than fiction new movie. heat for tweets he made california wildfires... we investigate the comments sparking an outrage... plus get ready for more security on bart. how it )s able to add more patrols even though it )s under staffed... that )s next. right now at 6: >>> finally tonight, director spike lee is in our spotlight with his knew -- new film based on the true story of a black police officer that infiltrated the ku klux klan back in 1978, opened one year before the deadly power march in charlottesville. the film is in someway a story still in the making. the idea of a black cop infiltrating the kkk is stunning on its own. >> who am i speaking with? >> this is david duke. >> grand wizard of the ku klux klan that david duke? >> director spike lee knew it was not a story locked in the past. understand that history repeats itself and i fee

charlotte rae was 92. >>> let's get a check on cnn money. trade tensions shaking global stocks. europe and asia starting the week lower. china vowed tariffs on $60 billion of u.s. goods. retaliation if the u.s. follows through of $200 billion of tariffs on chinese goods. wall street closed higher. it has been a strong second quarter. corporate profits are up 23.5%. that is a second best quarter since the recession. 400 of the s&p companies have reported. some recognized brands are on the way. snap and disney and viacom and 21st century fox. >>> last week, apple was the first to cross the $1 trillion in value. who is next? alphabet and amazon are second to the top. no surprise that they are all tech giants. the best performing sector. they have been largely immune to the trade threats. >>> hundreds of thousands of almond milk recalled because they may contain actual milk. fda announced some cartons of vanilla almond breeze may contain cow's milk. it has a use by date of september 2nd. it is safe to drink unless you have a milk allergy. right now, it defines milk as coming from an

best known for her role on the hit 1980s sitcom, charlotte rae died at 92.he was battling cancer for several years and passed away at her los angeles home on sunday. for more than six decades she was on the big screen and the small screen. this morning, family and fans are mourning the loss of one of hollywood's most beloved actresses, shcharlotte rae know as a quick witted housekeeper on "different strokes." >> i'm going to a fancy party saturday night. >> with a gentleman? >> i'll find out when he drives me home. >> reporter: later, the redheaded comedian on "facts of life" at a private high school for girls. >> sometimes i wonder what you girls do when i'm not here. >> reporter: born in milwaukee in 1926, she started the 60-year career in the 1950s as a comic. >> started when i was just a child. i developed a terrible, terrible habit. eating. i don't mean eating. i mean eating. >> reporter: she went on to work in television appearing in "car 54 where are you" and worked on through the 1960s and '70s on a wide range of shows even making an appearance on "s

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charlotte devinsky reports. in paris is a gritty eighteenth hante small town hundreds of migrants clustered together on the streets they gather here as it's where food is distributed by a local fall until the group but after twenty months solid data to me call wilson looks set to close its doors saying they just can't take anymore the thoughts of it's become more tense we're serving around seven hundred breakfasts every day to migrants who live in terrible conditions they have nothing not even tents they sleep on the ground and sometimes woken up by the police early in the morning they kick women used tear gas to move them so when they come to us they're stressed the nervous twice last week we had to stop serving food to let the tension calm down this is something new for us so yes we're stopping migrants have been expelled by police in this area many times philip tells me that despite this they come back and every time they do this situation becomes even more desperate from the beginning our mission was to serv

the president on his way to an event in charlotte and we'll see if he has more to say on this. off the record to bloomberg concerning canada the powerful understanding was violated and he says at least canada knows where he stands. >> makes it complicated here today. >> the comments, eamon were off the record to bloomberg but reported by another news organization, right. that's very curious why bloomberg would take -- if they wanted to betray mr. trump's trust why they wouldn't report it themselves. >> well, sure. right. >> i mean. >> bloomberg has no interest in putting out off the record comments unless they are put going on their own wire. right? who leaked it and why is a fascinating conversation to have presumably there is two sets of tapes of conversation. the white house always tapes sarah huckabee sand o sanders herself. we will run a tape during the presidential interview and the bloomberg team would have a tape or multiple tapes of the conversation so did both sides produce internal transcripts of that probably that's general practice with a presidential interview the