erica: yep. lemonis: the flavors? erica: yep. lemonis: the process? erica: yeah.onis: what did you not come up with? erica: i came up with everything. lemonis: okay. erica: and this is my mom. lemonis: how are you? mom: how are you doing? lemonis: nice to meet you. what is your name? lamarinette: lamarinette. lemonis: what is your role here, like, in the business? lamarinette: i do mail orders. lemonis: mail order. lamarinette: i'm a receptionist. i drop off delivery. erica: complain. lamarinette: what else -- she says i complain. lemonis: okay. we got to find a table to sit them down at. why don't all three of us do it? and i want to line up all the flavors in each row, okay? all right, so... wait a minute. wait a minute. this is too much. erica: oh, we're missing one more skew. sorry. lemonis: okay. i mean, there's so many, you can't even keep track of them. so, 3 sets of grits, 17 types of waffle and pancake mix... erica: yep. lemonis: ...3 types of bacon rub, 2 types of chicken mix, and one type of syrup. erica: yep. lemonis: there doesn't seem to be as much t

erica was lucky, in one way. the angle of the bullet wasn't straight through the brain but downward, exiting under her chin. >> what a blessing as opposed to going through and damaging and destroying everything. >> reporter: the doctor was relieved the bullet only struck the brain's frontal lobe, which can absorb injury. >> less than 3-year-old, the brain's ability to able to repair remarkable. >> reporter: after a three-hour surgery, he was encouraged. the bones in the pre-op image were gone. despite the repair, brain injuries are unpredictable and he urged caution. >> the next three days in icu are going to be critical. >> a shell casing. >> reporter: at the crime scene, direct arnold continues to sit through clues. more leads came into focus, a bloody footprint, red soda cans and cigarette butts by the bed. >> the second one had an ash about an inch long. someone left that cigarette and rushed out of there. >> reporter: detective arnold ordered dna on the cigarettes and cans. he was learning more about erin an

erica porras tiene el Último.cidos luego de la explosiÓn del volcÁn de fuego. los rescatistas hacen lo posible para encontrar vida. entre las vÍctimas fatales, se ubicÓ un grupo de niÑos que murieron abrazados intentando protegerse de la explosiÓn. >> eran pequeÑos. >> y la mama? >> no los encontraron. erica: en medio del esfuerzo de encontrar vida, algunos s han perdido su vida y otros estÁn desaparecidos. dentro de las comunidades a un hay sobrevivientes, pero tienen las horas contadas y necesitan un rescate aÉreo. >> se evacuaron 300 personas que fueron traÍdas a los salones comunales habilitados como albergues. hay varias personas desaparecida al igual aldeas a las que no se le pudo llegar a auxiliar. a: los que lran sobrevivir fuera llevados al albergue temporal. >> aquÍ estamos todos juntos gracias a dios logramos salir 10 minutos antes. >> bastante triste porque [llanto] erica: las autoridades instalaron una morgue provisional que estÁ siendo abarrotada. >> perdÍ la mitad de mi familia. no sÉ qué hacer. es

. >>> hello, i'm erica hill in for kate bolduan. we begin with the time honored tradition, a simple white house photo-op. though in 2018, even the most routine moments have somehow become unnecessarily political. today the philadelphia eagles will not be honored at the white house after the president uninvited the team to this afternoon's celebration of the super bowl win. that's after he reportedly learned that jus a small number of the players plan to show up. the president fired off a statement, claiming the team opposed his stance on players taking a knee during the anthem. the eagles have not said why some players chose not to attend. when it comes to kneeling, we know this. not a single eagles player knelt during the anthem all last season. the president's statement says they disagree with their president because he insists they proudly stand for the national anthem, hand on heart, in honor of the great men and women of our military and the people of our country. the eagles wanted to send a smaller delegation but the 1,000 fan

for more, let's bring in axios reporter erica pandy and erica dell more. great to have you both here this morning. erin, i would like to start with you. president trump is meeting with the leaders of germany and japan. these are countries he has railed against in the past. are gripes about the u.s. trade imbalance supported by many economists. >> they're not new. this is one of the core things that candidate trump brought to the table in 2015 and 2016 when he was running his campaign. the two main threads where saw in the campaign that really resonated with the public is this idea that america was getting the short end of the stick in the economic deals we struck, even with our partners, and immigration is another theme that ran deep in the campaign. while trump is coming out with a lot of bark to his bite at this point and really making a lot of steps in the direction of tariffs and making the moves against our allies and other countries. it's nothing new. >> let's talk about that bark because when the president makes claims about being taken advantage of

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the president this morning overheard calling this a great trip as he made his way from air force one to the presidential limousine at joint base andrews. the president tweeting, the world has taken a big step. thank you to chairman kim. our today together was historic. the fact of the matter is there are competing realities with the trip the president took to singapore. the question is how much he gave up for how much the united states got. president trump returning to washington a made criticism over the concessions he made to north korea in exchange for a vague commitment to denuclearize. >> we have some things that you don't have in the report. we made a lot of progress, tremendous amount of progress. >> reporter: the president defensing his, quote, great relationship with kim jong-un, twaoegt that the world has taken a big step back from potential nuclear catastrophe. but the announcement that he is suspending joint military exercises between the united states and south korea prov

back to you, erica. >> abby, thank you. lawmakers getting a firsthand look at the detention centers. protests continuing throughout the weekend. polo sandoval is live outside a facility in fresno, texas. polo, good morning. >> reporter: erica, good morning to you. at one of the gates of the facilities visited by congressman ward. this is now called the central reunification facility as the president tries to pair up children with parents. where are the numbers? about 2,053 kids still in the care of skphaelgt human services. about 70% of those are children separated from their parents because of the enforcement of president trump's zero tolerance policy. the rest came across the border by themselves. they are unaccompanied and undocumented children we told you for years. 522 children have been already reunited with their parents. one private facilities not too far from where we are now in brownsville, texas, a 15-year-old hon during duran bod to walk off the premises. we can try to convince these children to stay on the prem

erica porras continÚa en el Área.uego. [audio difuso] [audio difuso] [audio difuso] [audio difuso] >> la seguridad de la policÍa nacional civil continuarÁ hasta que se nos ordene. erica:las autoridades han prohibido el ingreso definitivamente algo algunos a familiares o sobrevivientes tratan de ingresar para poder buscar y con la esperanza de poder encontrar a alguien con vida. >> me hicieron venirme por el monte. ustedes saben cÓmo es perder un ser querido. lo material no me importa. me importa la vida de mi gente. 46 miembros de la familia perdidos. erica: oÍ lo que algÚn dÍa fue una hermosa aldea, ya es un cementerio. >> me duele. ayudÓ a criar a mis dos hijos. patricia: nos duele a todos. si usted desea apoyar a las personas afectadas por el volcÁn de fuego, puede contribuir mediante las cuentas bancarias que ven en pantalla aprobadas por la cruz roja guatemalteca. para obtener mÁs informaciÓnvisÍtenos en univisiÓn.com/unidos. el congreso habÍa suspendido a fujimori, el hijo menor del presidente alberto fujimori h

erica? >>> there's so much.s fascinated when you think about all the layers as we are starting to hear more and more people weigh in. >> it is interesting. i think the decision was part of the pressure that led to the president caving. he didn't like the pictures. he didn't like the statements being made. incident was interesting to see. why couldn't they take it? was it bad imagery for the airlines as well? >> it was. it used to be they only cared about shareholder value, making money. but starting with same-sex marriage, companies have come out more on the side of some of these social issues because their employees want it. in many kaoeucases, their custo want it to. whether it's on climate change, gay marriage, companies are coming out and making a stand, which is something new. i call it corporate conscience. that's what we have been seeing more and more. this plays right into that. >> when you look at social media and what has changed the last 10 years or so, customers have a voice in a much different way.

not respond or could not be reached when his full entry call was made so the children are not lost erica yes that's correct so as a refugee resettlement releases most children to close family members or parents and they do a follow up call about a month after release and so exactly what they did just a representative said is absolutely correct the sponsors simply didn't respond to the phone call. the issue really is that. especially recently is sharing information with ice so whereas before a sponsor could be undocumented and receive a child and might feel more comfortable responding to a follow up call now the trumpet ministration has made it so that all are are is sharing information about undocumented sponsors with is keeping track of children and reporting their workouts to ice and so i think what we're going to see is actually more children. department of health and human services will be on. able to reach and this is problematic because you know they have put in safeguards to make sure that children are being released to. sponsors that are going to treat them well but that's not al

what we don't know right away is that erica is actually erica van helsing.s part of the family that's been hunting dracula for generations. >> surprise! >> for chrissy, it's a frightful good time that she's planning on sharing are little luna. >> i can't wait to be able to bring her down to the red carpet to be able to just go see this movie. i cannot wait. >> i'll be there at the premier. it happens on saturday. stay tuned monday for that. >>> still ahead tonight -- >> i hate to see a comic lose a job. >> why jerry seinfeld is defending roseanne? >> i didn't see why it was necessary to fire her. >>> then, our "predator" on-set exclusive. >> they're hungry. they're cash-deprived. >> so ridiculous. >>> who is ready for a reboot? >> it's gonna be big. >> should we? >> really? >> absolutely. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> olivia munn living life enjoying champagne and strawberries. for good reason. he was invited to become a voting member of the motion picture academy. way to go. >> great group. mindy kaling. blake lively. tiffany haddish. among the

erica hill joins me. john avlon is here as well.orgot what day it is because there is so much news it is clouding our vision. raw political power. the results of raw political power.

erica hill joins us. john avalon and admiral akbar will make an appearance at some point today because it is a trap. 2,000 children still separated from their parents by the u.s. government and overnight the president complaining about late night comic in the white house, complaining about a lack of civility. yes, the pot exploded while calling the kettle black, however, the kettle does have some issues here. democrat maxine waters over the weekend called on democrats to confront the president and people who work for him on different

his daughter, erica, prepared for the worst. >> i went home and i said to my husband, i said, this is this is his last father's day. >> reporter: did you feel that way, frank? >> i did. i did. i wasn't afraid to die. i was afraid for my family of leaving my family. i had every one of them had a letter. >> reporter: you wrote a letter? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: as if you were going to die? >> yeah. >> reporter: but before he gave up -- >> i locked them in the safe. >> reporter: frank made the biggest ask of his life. >> it's very hard to even say, hey, would you donate part of your liver to me. >> reporter: how did you do it? >> i knew i was a blood match, so. >> she told me she was going to do it. >> reporter: were you scared? >> i wasn't concerned about myself. i was concerned about my dad. >> reporter: so last october, erica, a nurse herself, made the biggest sacrifice of her life. >> we took the right part of her liver, which is roughlabout 60% of the total liver volume. >> reporter: right before you both go under, what were you saying to her? >> telling her how much i loved her. >

i'm erica gonzalez. let's get you caught up this afternoon.ax police captured the dresatice of three workers stuck in a construction bucket beneath the wilson bridge. they wer t trapped after truck caught fire yesterday. all the worker it is are okay. >>> a woman is in critical condition this afternoon after a dog attacked her.hb nes and police tell us the victim is the dog owner's fiancee. police officers shot and killed the dog. >>> former caps coach barry trotz has got a new home. he is heading up i-95 to new york to coach the islanders. trotzesigned from the capitals leading his week aft the team to its first stanley cup championship. in just a short timegon capitol hill republican leaders in the house postponed voting on a compromised immigratione bill. vote is now scheduled for tomorrow. voters asked for more time to consider the proposal. it would provide a path to citizenship for undoumecumented immigrants and it would provide $25 billion for a border wall. ds are still against it passing. >>> a fedex truck driver making a home deliver

nick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. we still have no clarification as to how these families will go about being reunited. officials are scramble to go figure it out as well. as you can imagine, there is a large amount of skepticism that it will happen at all. a man is in detention from honduras. the 3-year-old was escorted by two immigration officials to go to the bathroom. that's the last time he saw his son. he hopes immigration kept records of the two so they can later be reunited. he thinks the executive order is a good thing but he said he will believe it when he sees it. a p.r. effort is showing these children are being held in good conditions. no matter how good the conditions are, waking up this morning with 2,300 child migrants that would much rather be with mom and dad. >> what happens to those 2,300 children? what happens? how can there not be an answer to that question? joining us now is maggie haberman. i know you had the lead story in the "times" and you were up late revising several times because the answ

. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the president is back at the white house after that long 24-hour trip here to the united states. upon landing he was overheard indicating that it was a great trip in his view s. he also did some tweeting this morning before he arrived at the white house. again, very optimistic. the world is safer than the day i took office, the president tweeted. also tweeting that north korea was our biggest and most dangerous problem. no longer. sleep well tonight. the president wrote twitter. but there is a big question in washington, d.c. as to whether the united states gave up more than it got in this deal, if you will, with jim jong un. president trump returning to washington amid criticism over the concessions he made to north korea in exchange for a vague commitment to denuclearize. >> we have some things that you don't have in the report. we made a lot of progress, tremendous amount of progress. >> reporter: the president defending his, quote, great relationship with kim jong-un, tweeting tha

georgia state representative eric the thomas who joins us from atlanta welcome thanks for having me erica when i was young a hundred years ago we marched against the war in vietnam and it was a long painful protest for died at kent state but eventually america turned against the war knowing these young people you have marched and spoken with dia think they have the resolve to persist long term are we finally at a turning point on this issue. yes i think so i think these kids are fired up and ready to go and i think the most important thing about this is that they have people like me you know adults that are saying yes this is the right thing to do and that we are behind you one hundred percent and i think that is helping them along the way and it's pushing them further than they would have went by themselves gun laws of always vary from state to state so i have a two part question for you what more should washington do about guns and how

some weight so yes reunification may happen because the judge is forcing it to happen i'm wondering erica is there a plan in place that's been announced for reunification. there is no plan that's been announced the plan is that they're working on a plan basically and while we absolutely welcome the judge's decision mandating reunification of children with their parents it remains to be seen how this can actually be carried out so i explained last week that we have now several clients who've been deported back to central america without their children and we're still going through this lengthy legal process of trying to actually get the kids back to their parents and i don't really see how that can be sped up even with the judge's decision out of the southern district of california so you know we're hopeful that this permanent security will move on these are enough occasions but also remains to be seen what will happen with the parents that are still detained will they be released from detention will they be moved to family detention facilities we simply don't know yet only we can use of i

erica hill here today. john avlon with us as well. i can tell you this, we are putting out a damn paper. the perfect words to describe "the capitol ga swrezettgazette" 5 shot dead. a paper that can't be stopped even as five of its employees and hard working beloved journalists were killed. they will be the focus of our reporting this morning. they left the editorial page blank the honor the victims writing, tomorrow this page will return to its steady purpose of offering our readers informed opinions about the world around them that they might be better citizens. >> the five lives cut short. the suspect is charged with five counts of first-degree murder. this was a targeted attack. the gunman's long-running feud with the paper. warning signs missed. it is impossible to ignore the fact that this deadly shooting comes at a time when anti media rhetoric is at a fever pitch. sean hannity pointing to maxine waters. the president calling the media the enemy of the people. >> reporter: erica, good morning. you mentioned the five people who l

erica? >> barbara, i appreciate it.ou. >> it has been a painful day for many of us here at cnn. like you week started our day with tough news, the death of anthony bourdain, a chef, a world traveler, an inspiration to so many. we honor his life, his passion and his love of adventure next. stay with us. your company is constantly evolving. and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. the right relationship with a corporate bank who understands your industry and your world can help you make well informed choices and stay ahead of opportunities. pnc brings you the resources of one of the nation's largest banks, and a local approach with a focus on customized insights. so you and your company are ready for today. >>> it is a tough day for a lot of people. you didn't have to know anthony bourdain to feel truly sadded a -- saddened and gutted and out of words. the host of -- was an incredibly gifted chef, a fearless traveler, a restless spirit, he broke boundaries and brought an unmistakable soul to cnn. >> you

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

erica hill joins me. john avlon is here as well. we forgot what day it is because there is so much news it is clouding our vision. raw political power. the results of raw political power. the last two years, the republicans gained the supreme court nominating process because they could. now the future of the supreme court is in their hands. really nothing the democrats can do to change it. it is nearly impossible to describe the magnitude of justice kennedy's retirement with this one pick, this one nomination, president trump can reshape the lives of americans for generations to come. his choice will have a serious impact on issues including abortion, the death penalty, and affirmative action. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell wants a vote to happen before this fall. democratic leaders are having to vote before the midterms would be the height of hypocrisy on the bid to block ahead of the presidential election. we begin our coverage with abby phillip who is live at the white house. abby, good morning. >> reporter: good morni

you can also send them tips right through the app. >>> i'm erica gonzalez at the adve desk. we have some news tonight in the world of journalist and politics. "the washington post" reporter charles krauthammer has decide. he was a long time columnist and a fox news contributor. two weeks ago in a goodbye letter he revealed doctors only gave him a few weeks to live cause of an aggressive form of cancer. he was only 68 years old. >> s sad. what a life he l. medical doctor and paralyzed in school. thank you. >>> now to the crisis at the border. a lot of confusion there today about the president's reversal on famil separations. he said yesterday that the separations would stop but the zero tolerance policy wou continue. this morning federal prosecutors in western texas sai charges would be dismissed against 17 people accused of illegally entering the country. tonight the prosecutors retracted the statement. all 17 defendants are separated from their children. and both the virginia senators are now demanding access to the detention center in prince william county where young migr

erica stay with us. coming up, the reporter who found these migrant girls, this new footage, transferred under the cover of night in new york city. we're going to get into that. >>> some tough questions about how these other children would be ever reunited with their parents. >> she says that she is asked the social security not to tell her son she's been deported because she wants her son to be happy. >>> michael cohen now reportedly angry that donald trump the billionaire, won't pay a couple hundred thousands in legal bills. >>> tony schawrtz back. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. and the nx hybridhe 2018 lexus nx with a class-leadin

on your other point, erica, i just don't see how you go lower than trump. he is willing to go places that no other politician will go. he showed that repeatedly during the presidential primary. he showed it during the general election. he's shown it over and over again. we get numb to it just because it's every day. he's shown it over and over again as president of the united states and i just don't think saying he's this guy, we're gonna match his anger, his willingness to go over lines -- i don't know that that is a winning stretch for a presidential race. it may well be enough in a midterm election. you just don't know if that's enough of an alternative when you're offered a one versus one choice. >> is it disarming, though, david chalian? is it unilateral disarmament for the democrats to take we'll talk about health care instead here? we all went to school. what are you supposed to do with a bully in the school yard? >> punch back, right? democrats are still searching for how to take on trump in the trump eras as chris is pointing out, trump -- the pres

. >> i've got some good news, erica. we are in for a tranquil morning commute. how about t we get straigh it, i made this graphic just for you. the ride into work, is going to be dry. temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s, you'll be noticeablyco er tomorrow morning than where you were today. temperatures in the upper 70s as we move toward that ride home, very warm,hs h in the low 80s, the thing about tomorrow. initiay at the start of the week i was going for that mostly sunny. we have a major heatup on the way,folks. i'm going to tell you how hot it's going to get at the end of the week, stick around for that. >> every bride to be plans her wedding to the last detail. one bride in maryland could ver have planned for thi her home going up in flames just before the ceremony. her dam wedding dress destroyed. >> we've allse heard t wedding day disasters. this was something that you just couldn't imagine happening. losing everything just hours before you're set to say do. >> today is supposed to be one of the happiest days of her life but fire destroyed her home on h

erica hill joins me in his stead. as we do all this follow-up, president trump is back in washington after making history with that north korean summit. the president this morning declares that north korea is, quote, no longer a nuclear threat after his four hour meeting with kim jong-un. the only problem is they still have nuclear weapons, of course, and the capabilities to use them. >> america's top diplomat mike pompeo is now in south korea where he's sure to be facing questions about the president's surprise announcement that he is halting those joint military exercises with south korea. let's begin our coverage with joe johns who's live for us at the white house. joe? >> reporter: erica, the president very active on twitter this morning upon his return from that big summit in singapore, but the tweet that seems to be attracting the most attention right now is the one indicating that in his view there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea, that of course, remains as you've said, a very open question with

i give the credit to erica and mama. erica: that means a lot. lemonis: i'm gonna join you guys. ♪ whoo! at a family-owned men's apparel business on the coast of california... john: this is our brand. it looks great. it's tankfarm. it's really high quality. lemonis: ...the tie that binds is about to unravel completely. mike: you want to be my boss sometimes, where i'm like, "dude, we're partners." john: no, you want to talk real? let's talk real. lemonis: brothers mike and john found early success selling to big stores like nordstrom and urban outfitters. but after they opened up two locations of their own, profitability never followed. mike: is it the product? is it a merchandising? why doesn't this store make money? lemonis: now the brothers are clashing more by the day. john: so it's all my fault the stores didn't make as much money? mike: you sometimes act like you know best. john: oh, my gosh. lemonis: even as mistakes pile up... ashley: we might want to spell "barbeque" correctly, though. lemonis: ...and morale withers away. jackie: if i ha

abby. >> reporter: well, good morning, erica. president trump had a busy sunday tweeting that the u.s. should deport illegal immigrants without any due process at all. he also noted that the u.s. was facing an invasion of "these people coming in across the borders." and he also ramps up existing immigration laws as they struggle on how they are going to reunite these families that have been separated for weeks at the border. protests intensifying as the trump administration struggles to reunite the thousands of children still separated from their parents. democrat you can lawmakers touring detention centers at the border blasting the conditions they saw inside. >> it's a disturbing picture. there are children by themselves. i saw a 6-month-old. they're all on concrete floors in cages. there is no other way to described it. >> reporter: president trump suggesting that those who cross into the united states illegally should be sent back immediately without due process or an appearance before a judge. the "new york times" reports th

>> reporter: erica, good morning.clock is now ticking for the trump administration to come up with a plan and fast. a federal judge ordered that federal officials phufpt stop detaining parents from their children. all children under 5 must be returned to their parents within 14 days and children older than 5 within 30 days. the judge said the situation had reached a crisis level. and officials had no real plan in place for reunification. the judge did not say they must stop prosecuting people but his language and tone throughout this opinion is just remarkable. he says in part here, and i want to quote. the government readily keeps track of personal property of detainees of criminal and immigration proceedings. the unfortunate reality is that under the present system, migrant children not accounted for with the same efficiency and accuracy as property. so now we wait to the see if the administration tries to appeal this decision. john? >>> laura jarrett, thanks so much. a major development overnight. joining us now is

>> reporter: this is called a" harm circle," where erica wright mediates conflicts between students. she starts by asking a question >> reporter: passing a baton known as the "talking piece," junior d toni and freshman shane dover are discussing what happened after school one day in february. >> i was walking on rockaway parkway and he had came, he hit me and we got in an altercupion. >> i camo him and tried to discuss with him, but i didn't i tathe way i was supposed to, i actually put mattes in my own had i ended up fighting him. t >> we have time to where we can actually facilitate a real conversation. and it's n like, okay, we just don't want you guys to fight. but it's like what was the root of the fight?uy why were youfighting? >> how have you guys been since that time? >> the way i handle myself is-- usually i handle it with violence-- but ever since i encountered the mediation cile, i've learned how to control my anger and just talk about it. because taing doesn't hurt. it's better to use your words than to use violence. >> reporter: the circle helped the students realize the

>> telling her how much i loved her. >> reporter: eight months later erica bears a sign of that love.s world and i gave him him part of my liver, the least i can do. reporter: frank is a whole lot healthier and their family gets another father's day they never thought they' together. >> happy father's day. >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, pennsylvania. >> that's precious. that is "nightly news"htn a sunday n tonight on "date line" harry smith has a father's day journey you will not want to miss. lester holt will be with you tomorrow. i'm kate snow. from all of us here at nbc newsn have a greatht. happy father's day. >> he calls me. and i can hear him telling them that he found me. >> i can hear her crying. and then i start crying. >> and it was just like, "ohmy gosh. likehe's just been waiting f us all these years." >> reporter: she grew up in a in spra loving family. but couldn't help wondering >> what am i, really? i was wanting to know whermy people came from. >> reporter: so like millions of us do every year, she took a dna test. results, jaw-dropping. >> i'm like goosebumps

towards legal fees and for reunification what would you tell people watching who want to do something erica. definitely donating to the organizations working on the ground or he says is an excellent organization and there are several other organizations including religious organization my own kino border initiative etc there's there's lists out there are things like put out a list donating to these organizations will allow us to hire attorneys to help these people because as bridget and holly mentioned we have thousands of children who've been separated from their parents who have really no other way to be reunified today i have a lot of moland father has been deported without his five year old child if i weren't helping him and trust me it's difficult still to get them reunited if i weren't helping him he'd really have no way to figure out how to get his daughter back so those of us working on the ground are really going to put these resources to good use you can from eric opinionator you heard from ali ali cooper and bridget cambrian of course to our community we have to leave the convers

erica?esident trump turning on senator heidi heitkamp just as we're moving into a critical moment as well when it comes to elections and supreme court. david: "life is complicated. choosing a health care provider doesn't have to be." molly: "that's why i choose a nurse practitioner for my family's primary care." david: "my np is accessible and takes the time to listen. i love my np." molly: "our np orders tests, makes the correct diagnoses and prescribes the medications we need." david: "my name is david and i choose an np." molly: "my name is molly and we choose nps." np: "consider an np. visit we choose nps.org to learn more." looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. >>> president trump launching a blistering attack against his one time favorite democrat in a rally. he took aim squarely at heidi heitkamp. jeff zeleny has m

erica: we have flavors like berry cobbler, bourbon salted pecan.w. andre: if you're not capable of running the business and making it successful -- erica: who says i'm not capable of running the business? lemonis: she spent way too much money. andre: she's been running the business for five years, and the profitability is close to zero. lemonis: now, colossal debts have clogged her cash flow. how much debt do you have? erica: it's probably about half a million. andre: shoot. half a million dollars. lemonis: ...bringing her business and her family to the brink. erica: why should i share information with him if he doesn't share information with me? lemonis: ask him.

. >>> thanks, erica. the forecast for the g7 chilly and not just because it is in canada. "the lead" starts right now. >>> minutes ago, president trump posing p posing for pics spending the week trolling and ticking them off and saying today russia should get a second chance to join the group. breaking news, the special counsel filing two new charges against donald trump's former campaign head relating to obstruction of justice, how much closer is this getting to president trump. >>> plus -- he told the stories of everyone through their food and culture. it is a life he never stopped living it seemed until he took his life himself. today the cnn family and fans around the world mourn the sudden senseless awful loss of anthony bourdain. >> good afternoon, welcome to t -- to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. and we're reaching out to traditional american adversaries such as north korea and today russia. this afternoon president trump met with members of the g7 including the leaders of canada and france whom he's been attacking on twitter over various issues doing with trade in a

erica carilla, mission high g sacramento. [applause] >> great. gemma monaro john nn, going to san fransc state. [applause] >> yeah, then you can brag. great. very good. congrats. o katz, leadership state, humboldt university. [applse] >> jen qwan fom mission high hool school, headg to cal state university. go ars! [applause] >> jose domingues espina, from abram lincoln hh school, san francisco state university. >> stay there. the next one is a san francisco ate student, as we. cassandra lowell m from john lowell high school, going to san francisco state. [applause] >> all right. stay there, less, because i'm going to skip katja, and i'm going to have enan larue come up, from mission high school, heading to san francisco state. >> all right. our next recipient is katja suarez, from mission high school, heading to u.c. [applause] >> great. keyona reynolds from george washington high school, heading to the university of washington in seattle. [applause] >> kyle chan from lowell high school, going to the university of californiadavis. [applause] >> c

erica is still the model of freedom around the world.oday, president donald jay trump, thanks to you, is in the white house and not hillary rodham clinton. [cheers and applause] i thank god for a lot of things a lot of things, but i think god everyday for that. president trump is re-engaging with the rest of the world and reassuring our allies and reasserting american leadership and priorities. dant be the hegemon, but we stand for freedom. so many people around the world as matt that depend on us for encouragement, for support because they are fighting for their freedom. trump is rebgin our economy, military and global alliances after eight years of withdrawal for the international scene. he understands the future of our republic is that date. i may say that again. donald trump understands that our republic is that take and i hope to deliver that message to you today. that is why i ran for the united states senate. those of you from georgia know this is not a me for me. i fully believe -- i fully believe -- thank you. trump has called o

good story to many thanks indeed erica get out of that understands national's america's director. the new president of venezuela's powerful constituent assembly is a politician sanctioned as a drug trafficker by the u.s. government the austar cabello will head the assembly after overwhelming support from fellow politicians the u.s. treasury accuses him of helping to ship drugs from venezuela to europe as well as money laundering and embezzlement the controversial assembly supports president nicolas maduro his opponents boycotted saying it sees the power as once held by the opposition dominated parliament. human rights groups say that more than a thousand villages in northeastern mozambique have been left homeless by a surgeon attacks by armed groups people say they're terrified not only of the gangs behind the attacks but also of the army's response to the dean barber reports . beginning the process of rebuilding their homes and their lives these people lost everything when attackers set fire to their village in mozambique's northeastern province of kabul their god it was part of