christine pellegrino -- where is christine? ok. hi, christine. christine won a landslide victory for the new york state assembly in a -- in a district that had overwhelmingly gone for donald trump. iowa has a new progressive in their house, monica kurth. in south fulton, georgia, city council has a new member, khalid kamau. andrea jenkins, minneapolis city

christine and miguel? >> thank you, jeff zelny. >>> the is the said he would have hired someone else if he knew that sessions would recuse hils in the russia probe. >> i have the honor of serving as attorney general. it's manager that -- goes beyond any thought i would have ever had for myself. we love this job. we love this department. and i plan to continue to do so. as long as that is appropriate. >> with more on the attorney general's response and damage control a t the white house, cnn's jessica schneider. >> reporter: attorney general sessions seems to be rebuffing the suggestion that he might resign. the president criticized his recusal. the president saying the decision was unfair to the president. and that president trump wouldn't have asked him to become attorney general if he knew sessions would remove himself from overseeing the investigation. of course, those comments drew a lot of speculation. white house deputy press secretary sarah huckabee sanders has clarified, in part, saying the preside

danone also part owns the dairy where christine sells milk to. so danone wins. how about christine?g to school, and i canjust decide today to go and buy a dress, and i go. whatever we do in our own little way has an impact. it is what christine is doing, it is what the 30,000 farmers in this project will be doing, and together we can impact positively to a global challenge. staying with sport — well, sort of. there's been quite the race taking place in china but if you were a participant, you might need a good clean—up afterwards, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. # mud, mud, glorious mud...# in shanghai, this is one way to get down and dirty, literally — the city's annual mud run. you can crawl through it, jump into it, even go for a swim in the stuff. the possibilities are endless, but hardly spotless. translation: just like the slogan of our race, "i dare," i hope the race can bring experience beyond other normal races. when they are facing challenges such as mud and obstacles, they dare to step forward. during the race, they can show their abilities and help their team—mates aro

dave and christine? >> just a tragedy. keep us posted on that. >>> police in cincinnati have uncovered a strange mystery in their investigation of a deadly shooting this month at a gender repeal party. authorities say the host of the party, cheyenne willis, was not pregnant. investigators cannot explain why the party was organized under false pretenses, but they say the lie is hampering their investigation of the shooting. one woman was killed, eight people were hurt. the police chief says the false leads they have been provided are "uncommon" from victims of a crime wanting solution. just a strange story there. >>> the weather starts warming up today on the east coast. >> a big story across the united states developing, excessive heat, widespread over an area, home to almost 15 million people. the advisories stretch from ohio into kansas city, warnings in place for places like st. louis. and the reason for that is we get a multiday event set up here where potentially through friday, maybe even saturday, we have triple-dig

danone also part own the dairy where christine sells milk, too, so they win. how about christine?hildren are learning, going to school, and i canjust decide today to go and buy a dress, and i go. what we do in our own little way has an impact. it is what christine is doing, it is what the 30,000 farmers in this project are doing, and together we can have a global impact. it has been a busy day for sport. verbena muguruza has won in a tightly fought final against venus williams. she denied the 37—year—old american the first major title for nine years which would have made her the oldest female grandslam champion in the open era. she is delighted to see her name inscribed with those of the other champions. it was amazing. i always, like i said before, i looked at the wall and see all the names and the history and i lost that final, on the one i was close to let this did not want to lose this time because i know the difference. i really know the different between making a final, which is incredible. but so happy that it is there now. she played really well. she played top tennis and

danone also part own the dairy where christine sells milk, too, so they win. how about christine?are learning, going to school, and i canjust decide today to go and buy a dress, and i go. whatever we do in our own little way has an impact. it is what christine is doing, it is what the 30,000 farmers in this project are doing, and together we can have a global impact. well it's been a busy day of sport. here's hugh ferris with all the details. spain's muguruza has won herfirst world and title with a first ——a straight sets win over five—time champion venus williams, the 23—year—old winning the last nine games on centre court to register a 7-5, - games on centre court to register a 7—5, — zero victory over the roof, 37—year—old american, her first major title for some nine years which would have made the oldest female grandslam champion the open era. muguruza is divided to see her name inscribed with the other champions. it was amazing. i always, like i said before, i always look at the wall and see, you know, all the names, all the history, and i lost that final and i was close and

christine, dave? >> thank you. disappointment and disgust on both sides of the aisle in the wake of that military transgender ban. senator john mccain especially vocal insisting americans who serve their country should be treated like patriots. here's his statement -- "any american who meets current medical and readiness standards should be allowed to continue serving. there is no reason to force service members who are able to fight, train, and deploy to leave the military regardless of their gender identity." >> cnn's jake tapper spoke to lieutenant commander blake dreman, believed to be the first openly transgender service member to be promoted after president obama lifted that ban last summer. listen -- >> we've caused no disruptions. there's been no readiness issues. we continue to deploy. we need to focus on the mission and less on the social aspects of the military. the only thing that brings up social aspects are people who can't move past it and focus on the mission. that's what we need to be

christine and miguel?> great new reporting from pamela there. >>> responding to requests for comment, a kremlin spokesman says, "don't listen to fakes." >>> there will be plenty on the agenda when presidents trump and putin meet at the g20. so much that russians say the limited time available, it might be hard to delve into issues like russia's aggression in ukraine and crimea. still leaves syria, isis, nato sanctions, and more out there. senior international correspondent ivan watson joins us now live from moscow. ivan, looking at this from both sides, what could constitute a successful meeting for the russians and the u.s.? clearly a great amount of pressure on both these men. >> reporter: good morning. i mean, the russians would love to have u.s. sanctions lifted that have been imposed ever since russia invaded and occupied and annexed crimea out of the ukraine in 2014. just in the last couple of weeks, the trump administration slapped additional sanctions on dozens of russian entities much to moscow's

christine and miguel? >> thank you, jeff zeleny. >>> with all that in mind, the president is reshuffling the legal team charged are helping him navigate the legal probe. two sources tell us that the lead attorney, marc kasowitz, will see his role diminished. veteran washington attorney john dowd and another trump lawyer, jay sekulow, will take the lead as the president's personal attorneys. >> by working outside the white house, dowd and sekulow's relationship with the president will be the same as other private citizens. >>> helping us understand all this bring it into sharp focus is greg valiere, chief strategist as horizon investments. >> good morning. >> there is a lot of ploouchlt at the white house. i take it this doesn't -- movement at the white house. i take it it doesn't have much of an effect on the stock market or how the economy is going? >> it's affected the dollar. finally, after months and months. oh, no. i do think the dollar's weakness is because of this. things are worse for the agenda, w

dave and christine?eny, thanks. >>> jeff sessions speaking publicly for the first time since president trump began targeting him with a barrage of critical tweets. the attorney general standing by his decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation. he admits the relentless battering from his boss stings. >> well, it's kind of hurtful, but the president of the united states is a strong leader. he is -- he's had a lot of criticisms, and he's steadfastly determined to get his job done. he wants all of us to do our jobs. and that's what i intend to do. >> he has said again and again in many different forums throughout the barrage that you should have acted different, not recused yourself -- >> i talked to experts and department of justice people who trained in that. i'm confident i made the right decision. >> sessions says he believes the justice department is making progress but action angels that he serves -- acknowledges that he serves at the pleasure of the president and. step down if his boss

i'm christine romans. >> i'll dave briggs.now about his son's meeting with a russian lawyer? big questions today as president trump attends the bastille day parade in paris. live coverage as "new day" starts right now. >>> it's called opposition research. that's very standard in politics. >> really very unlikely that trump knew nothing about this. >> what we don't want to do is jump to a conclusion. >> we have made a series of document requests to donald trump jr. >> think anyone asked to testify should testify. >> politics doesn't work. ignorance is not a defense under the law. >> the american people deserve better than obamacare. >> the meat of this bill is exactly the same as it was before, and in some ways even worse. >> i promise to repeal obamacare, ton continue obamacare. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is friday, july 14th, 6:00 here in new york. chris is off. john berman joins me. great to hav

dave and christine? >> ryan nobles breaking it down very well. >>> meanwhile, house speaker paul ryan working to modernize the dress code in parts of the capitol building. at issue is the speaker's lobby, a location where lawmakers gather between votes and reporters conduct interviews. a recent cbs news report questioned the enforcement of the dress code in the area after a female reporter was barred for wearing a sleeveless dress. now speaker ryan is stepping in. >> i'll be honest -- this is not something that was covered in my new speakership orientation ceremony. the sergeant of arms was simply enforcing the same interpretation of the rules as under my predecessors. we will be working with the sergeant-at-arms to ensure the enforcement of appropriate business attire is updated. decorum is important, especially for this institution. a dress code in the chamber, in the lobby, makes sense. we also don't need to bar otherwise accepted contemporary business attire. >> ryan did not specify how he plans to t

christine?i think -- i actually do think that this would be helpful, because it does open up -- it gets rid of some of the obstacles that the police have concerns about in releasing certain information. so -- and as governor wolf said, this can be honed, this can be amended, this can be changed in the future. but he thinks that this is a good first step. and it -- it's sort of, like -- it balances the two tensions between the public's right to know and security issues for the police department. i think -- i think it's a good law. >> i disagree. i really believe that it helps destroy suspicions that people may have within the community. and so, if you can release something, you can avoid a lot of disturbances, a lot of issues that people raise. and it really hurts the transparency issue. >> should we have cameras in the courtroom then in all... >> i would -- i would agree. it would be a very boring show, but i would agree that they -- >> not courtroom -- not your courtroom. >> larry? val? >> i --

they also part owner derrey christine sells milk too, so they win. how about christine?”g to school, and i can just decide today to go and buy a dress and i go. what we do in our own little way has an impact. it is what christine is doing, it is what the 30,000 families in this project is to make —— farmers in this project are doing, and together we can have a global impact. well, it has been a busy day of sport. here is hugh ferris with all the details. garbine muguruza has won herfirst title with a straight—sets win over five—time champion venus williams. the spaniard won nine games in a row, to complete a 7—5, 6—0 victory under the centre court roof. joe lynskey reports. it was amazing, and you know, i always, like i said before, i always look at the world and see all the names and all the history, and i love that final, i was close. and i didn't want to lose this time, because i know the difference. i really know the difference of, you know, making a final, which is incredible. but... so happy that it is there now. she played really well. i mean, she played top tennis

i agree with christine. obamacare taking so long has put the rest of the agenda, especially the tax cut on hold. that's a problem for republicans. >> austin, i'm curious, democrats who have not been part of this effort said they would be, perhaps. i want to know one reasonable area democrats should reach out to republicans in an area to reform obamacare, repair it as you would. one area you think they might agree to? >> the area the democrats would agree to, if you think the exchanges are falling apart, the answer is to encourage people to participate, not to do the opposite. so, if they came to democrats and said let's do this in a bipartisan way to try to encourage participation, i think the democrats would be on board with that. >> i lied, i got a little more time. >> lowering the price for people. >> then they should focus on lowering the price, not on ripping up what is already established. >> how can you lower the price? >> well, one way you could do it is start by reinstating the risk orders provision

christine?rtisanship, it's difficult to find people and things that bring us together. one of those things is john mccain -- prisoner of war, national hero, stricken with brain cancer. get well, sir. we still need you. >> i had the pleasure of interviewing him when he was running for president, and aside from his politics, true american hero. he would not leave vietnam until all the other people would leave. so what he's done for the country -- unquestionable. hope he recovers. thanks for watching "inside story" this week. for our panelists, thank you, and thanks for watching. i'll see you monday morning on action news. 4:30 a.m.! set your alarm! 4:30 a.m. ♪ >>le i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> coming up next only "action news," breaking news in montgomery county a man was found dead inside a home. the investigation is underway. >>> plus, tragedy in elkins park. the couple found inside their home after it went up in flames early this morning. we're live on the scene. >>> another twitter t

were shot deadin lucy at home on christine were shot dead in 2014 by this man, her stepfather, johnful. why did you wa nt an awful place, awful. why did you want a comeback? just to see if there was anything that reminded me of them. my sister painted those goals. a year before the killings, in march 2013, john lowe's seven shot guns were seized by surrey police following allegations he made threats to kill. but five months later, the guns on his licence were returned and in february 2014, christine, who had known him for more than 25 years, was shot at point—blank range. her daughter lucy escaped and made a frantic 999 call before she too was shot dead. sta cey‘s before she too was shot dead. stacey's account of what happened that day is very distressing. stacey's account of what happened that day is very distressingm stacey's account of what happened that day is very distressing. it was worse than an execution. executions are quick. and i keep thinking, she should have paid. gosh, she was so brave. wasn't she brave? so, then, he beat her, shot the dogs... then stood over her with

thank you, christine romans. so we have the advance on the president's second foreign trip.more complicated so you want to focus on this. what do they say the white house agenda is. how is it going to go? obviously the headline there is at the g-20 in germany we expect the president to meet with the russian president. so we're going to bring in former state department spokes person and former deputy commanding general in afghanistan for their kind of take on what do you want to do in a meeting like this. how should the agenda be approached. we also have the former nato allie commander to talk about some of the emerging issues where russia is involved. plus, there's a domestic situation that you need to pay attention to. so the president as we know was very hung up on the idea that if we're going to talk about the election being messed with, don't talk about russia, talk about the election integrity commission that he set up. 3 million illegal votes. you remember that? could not be substantiated. people have looked at this for a long time. they looked at it intensively. do we

dave and christine? >> must-see tv indeed.s president trump in the market for a new attorney general? there are growing signs in the white house, maybe laying the groundwork to replace jeff sessions. the president calling his attorney general " be beleaguer in a tweet on monday. and president trump's actions are contributing to the description. he told "the new york times" if he knew sessions would recuse himself from the russia investigation, he would have picked someone else. >> one trump adviser tells cnn part of the reason trump hasn't asked for sessions' resignation is because it's unclear if they could get anyone confirmed. one of the names being floated should sessions be fired or resign is senator ted cruz. he said he was gratify the a principled conservative like jeff sessions is attorney general. another possible replacement, rudy giuliani, says sessions' recusal was the right move. >> i believe that sessions made the right decision under the rules. >> president trump asked by reporters about sessions' status did thi

christine and dave?a tragic story. >>> a customer steps in to stop an armed robbery at a california starbucks. complex out the video. the suspect armed with a knife and toy gun demanding money at the register. that's when craig jerry sees what's going on. he picks up a chair and hits the man. the pair got into a fight, craig manages to wrestle the knife away from the robber but is stabbed in the neck. thankfully he's expected to be okay. the suspect was later arrested. police call craig a hero but do not recommend going about it the way he did. i love showing these videos, you know. but the law enforcement always say -- by the way, don't do that. >> we don't recommend this -- >> please call 911. >>> jordan spear recover -- jordan spieth captured the british open. the 23-year-old american winning by three strokes. putt, the highlight. 40-foot eagle on 15 to move back in front after surrendering a three-stroke lead. he's won three of golf's four majors. i mean, sixth player ever to win the career grand sla

christine lee's other daughter was at her family home three miles away.ent police complaints commission review has found misconduct claims against one surrey police sergeant involved in the case. two other detectives have been cleared. almost three years after the murders, stacy wanted to revisit the scene where her family was killed and asked us to be there with her. during the visit, she becomes very upset but was determined to carry on. you might find some of the details in this report distressing. it's exactly... very eerie. it's almost like expecting something to happen. my heart is just... erratic, yeah. for the first time in three years, stacy banner has returned to the family farm near farnham in surrey where her sister lucy and her mum christine were shot dead in 2014 by this man, her stepfatherjohn lowe. it brings back so many terrible memories. it's just... just awful place, awful. why did you want to come back? just to see... if there was anything that reminded me of them. my sister painted those gold. i don't know. i don't think i'll come bac

it without enough support even to begin debate, christine. >> late last night, mcconnell explained in a statement, "regretfully, it is now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of obamacare will not be

let me bring back phil rucker, christine quinn and mike.here's going to be this made in america theme, phil, should we expect, for example, that they're going to announce that some of the businesses that manufacture trump products abroad may come back to the usa? i mean, crafts are all well and good. i've spent more than a few dollars at craft shares, but in terms of the gdp i don't know how much it affects it. >> and for example, ivanka trump, the president's daughter, manufactures almost all of her company's products in factories overseas. that's pretty exhaustive investigation that my colleagues at "the washington post" did over the weekend found. and it's a question that i posed to the white house spokesperson at a briefing in new jersey yesterday, you know, will there be some sort of commitment from the trump organization or the ivanka trump brand to make more of their products in the united states? and they just said we're going to have to get back to you on that. of course that is a question for those companies themselves, they're se

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is 30 minutes past the hour.dent trump's eldest son now admitting he met with a russian he says he was told could help his father's campaign. donald trump jr. responding to a report by "the new york times" that he was "promised damaging information about hillary clinton before agreeing to meet a kremlin-connected russian lawyer during the campaign." that meeting held in early june, two weeks after mr. trump clinched the nomination. >> in attendance, senior adviser jared kushner, then-campaign chairman paul manafort, donald jr., and the russian lawyer natalia veselitskaya. it's the first know meeting between several top members of trump's team and a national campaign. it follows an investigation by congressional investigators looking into russian interference in the campaign. did the trump team, the trump campaign, collide with russians in an effort to hurt hillary clinton and win the white house? >> trump jr. responding in part, "i was asked to have a meeting by an acquaintance i knew from the 2013 miss universe

. >>> and investors nervously a wait janet yellen's testimony on capitol hill, and christine lagarde tells cnbc that the fed will not cause another taper tantrum. >> i think it has already learned from that experience both at the fed left avel and ad the world. the fed itself has measured exactly how to communicate >>> and oil markets trading solidly higher we're waiting keough pey opec d we'll be speaking to bob dudley in 30 minutes time >>> we're seeing almost solid wall of green this morning and this is despite the fact that markets are very much in wait and see mode waiting for yellen's testimony later today stoxx 600 already up over half a percent. across the board, up pretty high ftse and the cac up around 0.7%. xetra dax almost half a percent higher let's look at some sectors almost everything is in the green. it's really media the only laggard here spring in oil and gas not surprising that oil itself was up in yesterday's session and again in today's session tracking about a percent and a half higher. janet yellen is expected to field questions of interest rates today. the fe

christine and dave?> jeff zeleny, thank you. >>> more questions about the players involved in setting up the meeting between donald trump jr. and the russian lawyer. the latest additions to a growing cast of characters, music publicist rob goldstone and his client, emin agalarov, a pop star. matthew chance is trying to help us sort this out. a pop star who i have not heard of but who is popular in the former soviet republics. walk us through the web. >> reporter: i can't believe you haven't heard of him. he's massive in the former soviet union. his name's emin. he sold more than a million records apparently. and you know, he's got this sort of playboy image. you know, he's often sort of photographed with very beautiful women. and actually donald trump sr., the president of the united states, before he was president of the united states, appeared in one of his pop music videos playing the role of the sort of boss like he did in "the apprentice," saying, emin -- pictured daydream being a beautiful woman --

christine pellegrino -- where is christine? ok. hi, christine.istine won a landslide victory for the new york state assembly in a -- in a district that had overwhelmingly gone for donald trump. iowa has a new progressive in their house, monica kurth. in south fulton, georgia, city council has a new member, khalid kamau. andrea jenkins, minneapolis city council, jillia pessenda, minneapolis city council -- two members. john courage, san antonio city council. stephanie hansen, delaware state senate. valdez bravo, portland, oregon. rita moore, oregon school board. natalie vowell, st. louis board of education. lori kilpatrick, dallas school board. and, brothers and sisters, those are just a few of the victories that we have had. let me ask you a question: how many of you have run for office or are actively involved in local campaigns? stand up! all right! brothers and sisters, this is the political revolution! now, clearly, clearly, our progressives have not won in every election they contested. we have lost some tough races in montana, in kansas and

>> well, the short answer is limited, christine. this is no doubt a significant escalation of tensions globally now from that missile firing from north korea. and we saw very quickly the response from the u.s. and south korea. they launched those missiles in south korea and sent a warning saying these missiles are to show you ef precision targeting military hardware which can take out and affect the enemy leadership as they call it. so the tensions are escalating. the rhetoric is escalating there as well. kim jong-un continues to say that he will continue to develop his program. he called as you said this missile a gift to the u.s. he said he wants more gifts, both big and small to be sent to the u.s. so he's continuing on his path. what can be done, military options seems to be ruled out by most people, economic leverage can be applied by china but china at this stage has showed no interest in ratcheting up the economic leverage it has over north korea which leaves negotiations and that's where we are at the moment. we've got the u

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. happy independence day, everybody. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the fact that it's fourth of july not lost on kim jong-un. breaking overnight, north korea announcing its successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile ordered by leader kim jong-un. pyongyang claims the missile could target anywhere in the world. experts say judging from data gathered by the u.s., japan, and south korea, the missile would be capable of hitting alaska. the missile launched into the waters off of north korea's eastern coast flew nearly 600 miles. >> president trump heading straight to twitter after a briefing at the white house. the president mocking kim jong-un. north korea has just launched another missile. does this guy have anything better to do with his life? hard that south korea and japan will put up with this much longer. and adding, "perhaps china will put a heavy move on north korea, an end to this nonsense once and for all." paula hancocks is live this %-p. -- live in seoul. good morn

christine and dave? >> thank you for that. >>> let's bring in analyst and correspondent for the "washington examiner," david drucker. there's going to be a vote, a vote on keeping going on health care. we don't know what -- what is it? what are you voting to keep moving? >> i can understand why people are a little confused here. the senate is a very odd place. you're going to have a vote, number one on, what we call a motion to proceed. for short, we like to call it a key procedural vote that will let us know if health care is moving forward. what that means is they're going to vote on whether or not to debate all sorts of health care proposals. and then once they get the votes for the motion to proceed which i think they're going to get and they need -- if mccain is back, they'll need 51 votes for that. >> right. >> then they will open on all sorts of amendments. they will open debate on the house health care bill. then they'll have a debate on the straight repeal bill. so they could end up voting on st

i'll start with christine. do you want to say anything today, ma'am? >> that's me.pologize for my action. i'm still grieving. >> you're still grieving you said? >> yes. >> i understand you are grieving. >> and my emotions just got over me. but i do apologize. >> and ms. lott, ms. daniele lott? >> yes, ma'am. i'm so sorryor doing that in the courtroom. my emotions took over. and i should have never disrespected you. you are the judge. i should have respected you. this overnight stay has literally -- i work. we was in the jail. i'm so sorry that -- i'm so, so sorry. >> what is it about this experience overnight in jail that has caused you to calm down today? >> i never. there was a lot of drug addicts and a lot of different type of things around me. and i just -- that is not the life i want to live and i should have respected what you said. i have five children. i have no respect like this at all. >> i appreciate that. so at this time i'm accepting your apologies. i think in the future if you are ever in a courtroom you will be respectful. i'm going to give you credit

she sat next to christine legarde. it was a significant invite for merkel to invite ivanka here to get the ball rolling. it provided a significant role for merkel. ivanka trump can draw support from donald trump and show progress is being made. substantial progress. we heard christine legarde showing the support for women which is hugely important in the emerging markets and developing world. it shows this can help the role of women and help as president trump said to bring peace and stability as well. one of the other speakers talked about the value of the money that is contributed. $50 million by the u.s. other funds from saudi arabia, united arab emirates. one speaker said for about $1,000, you can educate a woman to take an entrepreneurial role. they have 300,000 women they would like to do that. this money is important. they need to build on it and put more money into it. one key thing and this was amplified by president kim and christine le garde. through the digital environment, there is a way for mentorship. th

i'm christine romans.ot to say, john mccain, to h toughest guy out there. he says he's faced worse and he's going to face this head on. but we wish his family well. >> everyone here at cnn offering our thoughts and prayers. we are with you, senator mccain. we start with president trump lashing out at a trio of top and current officials. in a an interview, a staggering one, the president says he would have picked someone else to be attorney general if he knew jeff sessions would e recuse himself on russia-related matters. the president also attacking former fbi director james comey telling the times he thinks comey tried to leverage a dossier of compromising material on him in order to keep his job. >> president trump also took aim at special counsel robert mouler saying it would be what he called a violation for mueller to start looking into trump family finances. the president said, quote, look, this is about russia. jeff zeleny begins our coverage from the white house. >> there's no question that today i

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christine and jason jacob chalky, they are a beautiful family. they had a heart breaking story and it's one that america needs to hear. >> jacob is christine's son, a courageous young man in his early 20s. he has a rare disability and for nearly his entire life he depended on medicaid in his state for the medicine that needed. but a few years back , when their state expanded traditional medicaid, the state also announced that they were going to cut back on coverage for medication by jacobs. >> one day christine told me with tears in her eyes as well that she got a letter in the mail saying the state would no longer pay for jacobs medicine. the family tried as hard as they could to get enough money together but they just didn't do it yet they had to switch to a different alternative that might not work and sure enough it didn't. young jake's health began to fail, she told me. he even lost his ability to see, walk and talk. only by the grace of god that he regain these skills and a loving family was there at his side. but every day is now the strug

. >> and i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, july 18, 5:00 a.m. in the east. and first a devastating blow to president trump's top legislative priority as mitch mcconnell concedes defeat on the senate health care bill in its current form. he had essentially no choice after two more republicans defected leaving that bill without enough support even to begin debate. >> late last night, mitch mcconnell explained in a statement regretfully it is now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace failure of obamacare will not be successful. mel n mcconnell saying he will push for a few version that will repeal obamacare outright with a two year phaseout so there is time to come up with a new system. a majority already backed the repeal bill. >> this is just after the president tweeted along the same lines, republicans should just repeal now and work on a new plan that will start from a clean slate. dems will join in. not sure about that. fallout from the defection of the two senators came quickly. ryan nobles has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: goo

here is kpix 5's christin ayers. >> reporter: tonight's forum is the first in a series this summer. berkeley police chief wanted community feed back and tonight he got it. dozens of berkeley residents came to ask the police chief tough questions ranging from use of force to racial profiling but many questions were about this. berkeley has been rocked by violent protests by extremeliests -- extremists. >> this is the disruption of our community by people who come from the outside. >> reporter: she told us berkeley has become a bandal ground. >> -- battle ground. >> we hear the helicopters. >> reporter: she said police have a plan for when the next protest happens. >> in the future there will be a lot more police officers. >> reporter: he said there are other changes in the department. trains on race relations. >> meant to address our -- the -- the tough issues. >> reporter: officers could be wearing body cameras by the end of the year and there are efforts to aggressively recruit new officers. tonight's meeting was the first of four meetings like it this summer. there will be two mor

christin ayers is in east oakland with the story that you will only see on kpix 5. >> got hit boy a school, a garbage truck. >> reporter: his truck has been hit in front of his east oakland home half a dozen times in the past 5 years. >> hitting the mirror or coming by and scraping the side. >> tonight he says the speeders who tear down the road are only getting bolder. >> sunday morning, 3:00 a.m., i woke up to a loud crash. >> reporter: he discovered a driver plowed into three cars including the pickup truck he uses for perk. he is worried his car is now totaled. >> i knew that whatever hit it, you know, hit it hard and really the own lay way to do that is moving at a good rate of speed. >> reporter: neighbors say this stretch is a recipe for disaster. it is narrow with a blind hill and drivers often accelerate down the block. we stuck around to see for ourselves. it didn't take long to capture a man on a four wheeler. hurdling by our live truck. other cars slowed down when they saw us looking. he wants the city to install speed bumps but he wrote the., and -- the department of transport

kpix 5's christin ayers reports. >> reporter: he says his son-in- law was the first homicide of 2017 in oakland. killed before his son could turn 6 months old. his story one of a string of tragedies shared tonight. >> first time i experienced death through violence, gun violence, i was 14. >> my son was murdered in oakland, california, one year ago today. >> reporter: everyone who spoke demanded the city council vote to establish a department of violence prevention in oakland. the 9th most dangerous city in the country according to the fbi. >> let get this done -- let's get this done. >> not everyone was winged it will work. he said the department has no strategy. >> that is just another empty promise to our community. >> reporter: she told us she believes the department can reduce homicides by 80% over three years. >> is it clear how exactly the department would do that? >> i think many of the strategies have been outlined. it is the coordination of the efforts and the alignment to make sure we are getting to the right people at the right time. with the right allegation of resources

. >> reporter: no question, christine. still very strong words from this president on the idea of meddling in the 2016 election. strong words were for president obama, not for the russian president. they were not for vladimir putin. the president said "i think it was russia but it also could have been other countries." again, he's repeating the line that he's talked about for a long time. that he simply does not agree with the u.s. intelligence agency that's have said without question there was russian meddling in the 2016 election. the difference here, i think, is this. this is on the eve of the president's first meeting with russian president vladimir putin. this is happening tomorrow in germany here. so the followup would have been does the president plan to raise russian meddling with president putin. i think the answer is not the case. he took particular aim at the intelligence agencies. he said that only three or four intelligence agencies, u.s. intelligence agencies, agreed with that. that simply is not true. we hav

christine and rick still with me.et journal" owned by rupert murdoch put out this headline this morning. senate republicans unsure of what health care measure they will vote on. how extraordinary is that? they're going to sit down to vote and they don't even know what's in there? this is the american people's health at stake. >> yeah. the senate -- well, mcconnell has left the option open to offer a complete substitute and supposedly that substitute would have been negotiated with these senators that he needs. i think they may get the cloture vote to put it -- to get a full vote on it, but i think obamacare is here to stay. that wouldn't be my desire, but i think it's here to stay and will have no ability to repeal it. >> what do you think? >> it's governmental mal practice. it's a slap in the face of the american people that the senate would basically put in a bill that never read, nonetheless, never studied and the results could be 20 million to 30 million americans losing health care coverage and countless low-inco