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arlene foreman: before they even get in the car, it's just people that have issues with anger. and something happens on the road that just triggers them, but they could trigger it anywhere. i have clients that come in with issues of anger and not road rage, and they'll tell me later in the session that they cut people off, they'll give people the finger, they'll scream at them. it's the same person just in a car. tracy: so, if you know you're angry and you know that sometimes that anger spills over into action, before you get in the car, what should you do? can you do anything? arlene: yes. you change the--i change the chemistry of my brain from a body and brain full of adrenaline and cortisol, which keeps me hyped up, to the breath. and when i have a short breath in, long, slow breath out, short breath in, long, slow breath out, and repeatedly do that, i change the chemistry in my body and brain from adrenaline and cortisol, to oxytocin, endorphins, balance out serotonin, dopamine, and i feel relaxed. tracy: and really that's about protecting yourself as well as the other peop

here's cnn's tom foreman. >> late spring 2016 hillary clinton is on a roll.ls have her far ahead of donald trump. a white house endorsement is just days away. then june 3rd, an intriguing e-mail arrives from donald trump jr. for a music promoter pop star offering information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and would be useful to your father, claiming to be part of a russian government effort to help trump win. i love it, the candidate's spon responds. june 7th a meeting a set to discuss the matter with russian lawyer, natalia. four years later a big announcement. >> i am going to give a major speech on probably monday of next week and we're going to be discussing all of the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very informative and very very interesting. >> two days later, june 9th, at trump tower, donald jr., jared kushner and paul manafort have their meeting with visnatalia. donald trump jr. says now it was a waste of time. >> it went nowhere and it was apparent that was not what the meet

against muhammad ali mohamed ali on the ropes all of those years ago so everything that you want foreman had to offer in this case it's chilly throwing everything at germany stood the pressure and then he came out on top this is a very young inexperienced quality like you can german soil and now i'm just stunned to see that in the last couple of minutes after incredibly bright start where chile were pressing hard in the ball very high up the pitch peppering standing in the german goal with shots germany have taken a big deep breath every organized and they've gone again so we're going to start to see the game calm down around fifteen to twenty and this is the situation in all fairness that we saw in the group meeting between these two sides chile on top they dominated the got the goal on that occasion and this and this meeting germany have managed to withstand do you think we'll see them now growing confidence and grow in energy levels very difficult over ninety eight football match to express to people who haven't played at this kind of while time level you can go into the compressed me

>> thank you, tom foreman. i want to bring in dan hillford.eo of independent blue cross which offers health insurance on the obamacare exchanges. so good to have you on. and so we want to get down to the fact collect from tom foreman that it's not collapsing under its own weight as many in the republican party are say. you cover 140,000 people in the philadelphia area. when you hear the president say let obamacare fail, i know you don't like to get political. is this a callus approach to health care that millions of people are being provided? >> don, i'd like to say as we look at it, independence health care group, independence blue cross, we see ourselves as an insurer that covers as many people win-win our jurisdiction be they commercially covered, medicaid, medicare. we've embraced exchanges from the beginning and believe health care is a right for people to have. over the first three years of obamacare, the affordable care act, we've been able to stay in the marketplace. we're between pennsylvania and new jersey, upwards of 300,000 lives w

>> tom foreman, thank you very much. i want to bring in dylan byers now, a cnn senior reporter for medium politics, rebecca berg and frank sesno, director of the school of media and public affairs at george washington university and the author of "ask more, the power of questions to open doors, uncover solutions and spark change." good evening to all of you. >> mr. sesno, you first. the president said again and again he has said that russia's a hoax, it's fake news. then all the russian meetings were disclosed, the don jr. e-mails published showing the suspect line presidential election. story after story it's been proven true. how can the president still claim he is the victim of fake news? >> he can't. he does because he can say the words. he can't claim he's a victim of fake news. and what tom foreman's piece showed so clearly and demonstrable so clearly is a repeated series of comments that didn't merely say we didn't col include. they said we didn't meet with them. nobody had anything to do with them. take the words

our tom foreman breaks down what's next. >> congressional republicans have been waiting for years for their opportunity to overturn obamacare. and now with it sitting right in front of them, they just can't figure out how to get it done. from the republican controlled senate, stunning change of direction. majority leader mitch mccon al saying he will work with democrats to prop up obamacare if his own party can't pass an alternative plan. >> premiums are going up. co-payments are going up, deductibles are going up. we have to solve the current crisis. repealing and delaying the replacement doesn't work. >> tonight i'm also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. >> cnn has learned the white house has caught off guard by mcconnell's comments coming less than a week after the president's own surprise move. when he tweeted if republican senators are unable to pass what they are working on now, they should immediately repeal and replace at a later date. but that gained no traction even as republican bill has continued spinning its wheels. some senators in their home dist

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tom foreman has more details on what this projectile is capable of doing.om, fill us in. >> north koreans are on track to have a record year in terms of missile tests. they have had more than a dozen, more than ever. last year was a big year. with each one, we have a better sense of the range of their vary yaus weapons. now, this is a milestone. for the first time, this one has independent analysts saying they believe it could hit u.s. soil somewhere up here in alaska. so, let's take a look at this missile. this missile is about 55 feet tall. it is roughly as tall as a basketball court is wide. it didn't go that far horizontally, even if you believe what the north koreans say, it was less than 600 miles. it's the height that has everyone worried here. look at the altitude. again, even if it's overreaching by the north koreans, this went much, much higher than the international space station. it left the atmosphere, it came back into the atmosphere, seemingly under control and all of that says they have made big strides in propulsion and guidance, two key el

tom foreman breaks down what's next for the senate bill. >> congressional republicans have been waitingor years for their opportunity to overturn obama care, now with it sitting in front of them, they can't figure out how to get it done. >> from the republican controlled senate, a stunning change of direction. mitch mcconnell saying he will work with democrats to prop up obama care if his own party can't pass an alternative plan. >> premiums are going up, co payments are going up, we have to solve the current crisis, and i think repealing and delaying. >> i also call on this congress to repeal and replace obama care. >> if republican senators are unable to pass what they are working on now, they should immediately repeal and then replace at a later date. that's gained no traction even as the republican bill has continued spinning its wheels. some senators face tough questions from constituents. >> i still am a no, unless the bill is dramatically changed. >> so bipartisan support limited as it may be, is swirling around mcconnell's idea. >> senator mcconnell is correct in that we need to

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here's cnn's tom foreman. >> so many cities corrupt in voter fraud, very, very common. >> reporter: inut allegedly rampant voter fraud, the president's commission wants information about every viewer. including the voter's full name, address, daylight of birth, political affiliation, military service, part of his or her social security number and more. states particularly blue ones are pushing back hard. california is flat out refusing to hand over the info. >> president's allegations of massive voter fraud are simply not true. >> reporter: so is new york. we will not comply. and virginia, too. there is no evidence of significant voter fraud. but some states that went republican red for trump are also balking. >> we might find some voter activity but not to the extent described. >> people who died ten years ago are still voting. illegal immigrants are voting. >> reporter: as a candidate, donald trump insisted fraud was a real problem. even after he won the electoral college, he lashed out at news more people voted for hillary clinton tweeting i won the popular vote, if you deduct the m

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> tom foreman, thank you. >>> in venezuela, more than -- four more peoplether, as protests demand the president, maduro, leave office. the months of unrest raised the death roll to 86 at this point. venezuela facing crippling inflation and many are ouring out of cash. they're dealing with food shortages and many are crossing the border for supplies. >> this is a response to new sanctions against the attorney general ortega. the government froze ortega's assets and banned her from leaving the country. she is a well-known critic of president maduro. many venezuelans are standing in lines outside grocery stores for hours and aren't able to buy basic necessities or they're heading to columbia for what they need. >> we have this report from the border. ♪ >> reporter: a very busy and quite festive scene here in columbia, where flows of people come to the border of columbia and venezuela to buy very basic goods. tens of thousands of venezuelans cross the border into this town to find a basic good they cannot find in their home country. and inside the stores here i

cnn tom foreman examines why some of the arguments for cooperating raise new questions. >> fourth oftates coast to coast are showing independence in the face of the sweeping presidential request for voter information. all but a handful are either flat out refusing to share data offering only some of it or saying the white house needs to go through other channels to obtain it. many are siting prifcy concerns and legal barriers others openly question the administration motive. >> it's not clear what the data will be used for. seems to be a fishing expedition or a witch hunt of some kind. >> it's the president has argued with no proof that massive voter fraud occurred. >> so many things are going on. >> some states willing to provide some information don't necessarily buy that. >> i do not believe that vote fraud occurred on the scale that's been described. i do believe that vote fraud occurs and it's important to take steps to prevent it. >> the electronic privacy information center, a privacy advocacy group here in d.c. has asked a federal court to temporarily block the white house ef

this announcement comes hours after the senate judiciary committee issued a surprise foreman afor the to ensure he would testify. with the hearing rescheduled the manafort surprise has been withdrawn. >> attorney general jeff session president mains on hot seat. president trump called him out for a second time tuesday at a white house news conference. president is angry at sessions for recuseing himself from the russian investigation. >> i told you before i'm very disappointed with the attorney general. but time will tell. . president said sessions decision hurt him and hurts the presidency. close to sessions say despite the criticisms he has no plans to resign. >> time now is 5:05. new developments in the tragic human trafficking story out of san antonio texas. turns out one undocumented immigrants that died actually grew up in northern virginia. frank fewen tells frauded from jeb stewart high school in fairfax country was deported after getting a rested. he was one of ten people who died after packed into a poorly ventilated truck for hours in attempt to cross the u.s. border. truck

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only it was less like independence day and more like christmas in july. >> tom foreman, thanks.e're learning more about an unruly passenger on a flight from seattle to beijing. criminal complaint says this 23-year-old man tried to open an exit door in the galley of the flight about an hour after it took off. he fought with the cabin crew and passenger. a flight attendant then struck him on the head with two bottles of wine, breaking one of them. the man was eventually restrained and arrested after the plane returned to seattle. he faces up to 20 years in prison and up to $250,000 in fines. >>> still ahead here on "newsroom," it's been decades since she disappeared and now a new documentary claims to know what happened to amelia earhart. we'll take a look at their final flight. megan's smile is getting a lot of attention because she uses act® mouthwash. act® strengthens enamel, protects teeth from harmful acids, and helps prevent cavities. go beyond brushing with act®. >>> it has been an international mystery, the disappearance of an american pilot has fascinated people for gener

tom foreman shows us house newsroom states are refuseding the request for sensitive data. >> so many are corrupt and voter fraud is very, very common. >> in a quest to root out allegedly rampant voter fraud the commission wants a gruf. sensitive information about voters. political affiliation, voting military and criminal records, date of birth, part of his or her social security and more. states, particularly some democratic blue ones, are pushing back hard. california flat out is refuseding to hand over the info. >> the president's allegations of massive voter fraud are simply not true. >> so is new york. we will not comply. and virginia too. there is no evidence of significant voter fraud. but some states that went republican red for trump are also about a balking utah, alabama, iowa and wisconsin handing over only some data and still others dismissing the whole idea of voter fraud run amok. >> you might find some illegal activity burr not to the scale that's been described. >> people that have died ten years ago and still voting, illegal immigrants are voting. >> as a candidate d

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cnn's tom foreman here with us now.ts for cooperation are raising new questions. >> because they're not answering the old questions, brianna, the questions of how can this be legal when many states do not feel it is. how can they do it while protecting the privacy of citizens out there, and because there is still not a credible study showing there was ever widespread voter fraud out there. why is the white house pursuing this so doggedly? >> reporter: 4th of july and states coast to coast are showing their independence in the face of the sweeping presidential request for voter information. all but a handful are either flat out refusing to share data, offering only some of it or saying the white house needs to go through other channels to obtain it. many are citing privacy concerns and legal barriers while others are openly questioning the administration's motives. >> it's not really clear what the stadata is going to be used for, a witch hunt of some kind. >> reporter: the president argued massive voter fraud occurred i

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> all right. i want to bring in now our panel.effal ti, cnn presidential historian and a former director of the richard nixon presidential library. eugene scott is a:krp politics reporter. good to have you both back. president trump questioned what states are trying to hide if they won't provide voter information. he said ta in his tweet this morning. tim, why is is president pursuing this so aggressively in your view? >> well, i mean, i can't get inside of his brain, but there's a consistent pattern here and it started in the campaign. he was sowing doubt about our electoral process. he did it for his own political purposes during the campaign. after he didn't win the popular vote -- >> using language like it's rigged, all that. >> perhaps because he assumed he'd lose. then after he was elected he was so angry about the russian investigation he decided to bring this back up again to distract. i mean, the sense one has is that this is a distraction from the investigation of the role of the russian cyber attack on our country and t

tom foreman, cnn washington. >> tom, thank you for that.analysts, the writer of trump's america column and joining us again, a historian and professor at princeton university. to you first, it is not just democratic states that are against this thing. some really red states are also not giving up information. i want to point out the secretary of the state of mississippi had this response. they can go jump in the gulf of mexico and mississippi is a great state to launch from. is the president risking anything here, potentially alienating people in red states. >> well, yes. but he's playing to a base that wants to believe this. it is a great cover for voter suppression. you can say the reason that we have all these tough new rules and demanding identification from 75-year-old women is because of this rampid voter fraud. it turns out not to be true. but it has a political tool to it. >> yeah. julian, this commission came about in part because of the president's claim that there is some three million illegitimate illegal votes or so. it could b

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> my panel. >> julie:ing me again.e stewart, also a republican strategist, also back, basel schmeichel, the direct to of the new york democratic party. alice, mcconnell gives up this repealing obamacare y, that would be a stunning reversal for the party as a whole especially since trump campaigned on that as welp some conservative groups go as far as calling the idea catastrophic to the entire republican party. would bit? >> it would be if they didn't repeal and replace obamacare. i think working across the aisle with democrats is a positive step in the right direction and also working with moderate republicans and more conservative republicans to get the job done. look, not only would this be harmful to president trump but other members of the senate who are up for re-election. and members of congress for that matter who campaigned and won on the promise to their people that they would repeal and replace obamacare, which promised lower costs and greater acses to health care and has done none of that. >> but it sounds

tom foreman takes a look back at how the events unfolded last june and july around that meeting at trump tower. >> reporter: late spring 2016, hillary clinton is on a roll. polls have her far ahead of donald trump, a white house endorsement is just days away. then june 3rd, an intriguing e-mail arrives for donald trump jr. from a music promoter for a russian pop star offering information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father, claiming to be part of a russian government effort to help trump win. i love it, the candidate's son responds. june 7th, a meeting set to discuss the matter with russian lawyer natalia veselnistkaya. four hours later a big announcement. >> i am going to give a major speech on probably monday of next week, and we're going to be discussing all of the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very informative and very, very interesting. >> reporter: two days later, june 9th, at trump tower, donald junior, trump's son-in-law jared kushner and trump campaign manager paul m

>> tom foreman, thanks so much.tfront" now, democratic congressman from california, eric swallow who sits on the committee. you saw jared kushner today and said, quote, i did not collude with russia nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. do you have any evidence to the contrary? >> good evening, jake. there is a lot of evidence that members of the team were working with russians or seeking to work with russians and the goal of our investigation is to understand the degree of that. you have ramnking member adam schiff and mike conaway bringing these people in and hopefully we can work in that in short order. >> you said there's a lot of members of the trump team working with the russians. we know of donald trump jr.'s willingness to hear the compromising material from what he thought would be a russian government official. is there anything more than that? because that, according to trump junior and others, didn't result in much. and are there other incidents or meetings that you can tell us about?

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i want to bring in tom foreman now. hiding something by refusing the commission's requests, but what are the states' concerns about not providing this information? >> they're worried about privacy, they're worried about legality, and any credible study suggesting there has been any widespread voter fraud, they're worried about what the white house's true intentions might be. fourth of july and states coast to coast are showing their independence in the face of the sweeping presidential request for voter information. all but a handful are either flat out refusing to share data, offering only some of it, or saying the white house needs to go through other channels to obtain it. many are citing privacy concerns and legal barriers while others are openly questioning the administration's motives. >> it's not really clear what the state is going to be used for. it seems to me to be a fishing expedition or witch hunt of some kind. >> reporter: the president has long argued with no proof that massive voter fraud occurred in las

let's go to cnn's new correspondent, tom foreman. tom? don, the north koreans are moving forward full steam, and they are on track to have more millsssile tests this year than ever, and already a dozen. this will tell us how far we think we can reach. this latest one a real milestone. analysts believe for the first time, they can hit u.s. soil up here in the alaska. so let's take a look at this missile and talk about it and a real life sized model here. it's more than 150 feet tall. not terribly tall. about as tall as a basketball court is wide, and if you believe the north korea estimates, it didn't go that far horizontally. so why is everybody excited? because of how high it went. look at the altitude on this thing. even if it's a lot less than what north korea claims, this is way above the international space station. it went up there, came into the atmosphere, seemingly under control and splashed down. that says a lot about their advances in propulsion and in guidance. where do we stand on the big picture? we have a green light. we ha

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>> tom foreman, thanks.e wanted to hear from a republican on the senate intelligence committee tonight, to react to the trump jr. e-mails and other key developments. we invited them all. none agreed to call on the program tonight. however, democrat ron wyden did. i spoke with the oregon senator a short time ago. senator, yesterday after donald trump donald trump jr.'s e-mails were released, you tweeted saying, it is now incumbent of elected officials from both parties to stand up and do their duty, protect and defend the constitution. what did you mean my that? >> first of all, i hope that this will lay to rest the argument that we hear in these corridors that there isn't any evidence of collusion, because there certainly is clear evidence that there was an attempt at collusion. and what my colleagues have got to do and it's important to do this in a bipartisan way, is insist on strong oversight, ask the tough questions, make sure that there are plenty of open hearings, use the subpoena power, and go where t

our tom foreman breaks it all down for us.. >> ana, congressional republicans have been waiting for years for their opportunity to overturn obamacare. and now with it sitting right in front of them, they just can't figure out how to get it done. from the republican-controlled senate a stunning change of direction. majority leader mitch mcconnell saying he will work with democrats to prop up obamacare if his own party can't pass an alternative plan. >> premiums are going up, copayments are going up, deductibles are going up. so we have to solve the current crisis. and i think repealing and then delaying the replacement doesn't work. >> tonight, i am also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. >> reporter: cnn has learned the white house was caught off guard by mcconnell's comments coming less than a week after the president's own surprise move when he tweeted, if republican senators are unable to pass what they are working on now, they should immediately repeal and then replace at a later date. but that has g

>> right, tom foreman, thank you so much. so given the military hardware, given the way kim jong-un operates and given the state of play and power dynamic in the region, what are the options right now for president trump? questions all for georgetown university's victor cha, former ambassador to nato, nicholas burns and cnn military analyst, retired air force lieutenant colonel rick francona. ambassador, let me start with you. the ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, said today, quote, time is short, action is required, the world is on notice. what did you hear from that? what are you hearing from the trump administration? >> i'm not sure what the trump administration means by the world is on notice. we are the victim here. we and the south koreans and japanese. the north koreans have done something quite significant technologically but i'm not sure there's an easy fix here for the united states. we're going to have to take a series of measures designed to put more pressure on them, so that's why you saw the security council

the head foreman of minor elementary school says he has been on clean-up duty for 23 years. he says people need to realize what gets left behind after the light show. jonathan: new york city is mourning one of the finest tonight. horrible story here. officer miosotis familia was ambushed while working the midnight shift in the bronx. mother of three, shot in the police r.v. stationed in the area after previous shootings. >> she was on duty. serving this city, protecting people. doing what she believed in. doing the job she loved. after the shocking and the sudden attack, the fellow officers came to her aid immediately. jonathan: familia's partner radioed for help and other officers chased down the killer. the man was shot and killed in police with a shootout that left a bystander wounded. michelle arrived in poland for the g20 summit and north korea will not be represented at the summit with the world leaders but the nation put itself front and center on the meeting agenda launching what the u.s. said is a never before scene missile. emily schmidt has more on the global resp

lemonis: you're like the foreman? simon: yeah, i'm like the foreman.: you're sales and marketing? damion: i do absolutely everything i possibly can. i'm in the workshop. i'm sanding. i'm oiling. lemonis: and, so, when you say you do everything, you feel like you do the bulk of the work in the company? damion: yes. lemonis: okay. damion: yes, because i have to deal with everything -- all of the customers, all of the shows, the marketing material. i have to help with the installations. i have to take care of a lot of things and not just the carpentry side. simon: [ chuckles ] i do the bulk of the work. i work seven days a week. i'm in that shop from 10 hours a day, 110 degrees heat, every day. so i believe i work the hardest in the company. lemonis: it's not about who gets the credit and who does more. with them, it is. it should be about how do we grow the business together, how can i help it? what can i give to our partnership to make it better? damion: i own a third of the company. simon owns a third of the company. lemonis: who owns the other third o

tom foreman is "out front." >> reporter: this is in the video, in the backgrounds, that's the eighth person at that meeting last year between team trump and the russians. his lawyer effectively says, so what! >> before that day, he had not met any of the other people in that room. prior to one hour before the meeting, he had no idea what the meeting was going to be about. >> reporter: but investigators are curious because his research is not about anything discussed. >> when i we heard he was the eighth guy in the meeting, it caused me to scratch my head and say what's going on here? this could be coincidence or smoke. for me i always like to investigate smoke. >> reporter: so where is the smoke? he is in real estate working with a rich russian family which inturn has ties to vladimir putin and kavaladze was linked to an accountability report in 2000 on money laundering. it found companies remember formed that helped russians move more than a billion dollars. investigators say such actions are typically to hide the source of mon or evade taxes. whatever the reason, he says he legally

tom foreman is out front.om, this is far from the first time the president has gotten in his own way. >> oh, yeah, the president's themes are being derailed, and often he plays a big role in this. let's take a look at early june. this is when infrastructure week, there he wanted to talk about bridges, air traffic control. instead, look what happened. he tweeted an attack on the london mayor after a terror attack there. that went crazy. and then james comey, the fbi director he fired was in congress, testifying about that. all the headlines shifted away from infrastructure week. >> then he was hit by a trifecta of problems. he have had a cabinet meeting which seemed to have been orchestrated for them to put this lavish praise on the president. that took headlines. ivanka went on fox and friends to talk about how vicious washington, dc is. that took headlines, and then jeff sessions was in front of congress, talking about russia again. then they moved on to technology week. it was one of his better ones. he mana

. >> police continue searching foreman they say robbed and shot a wendy's customer, direct lib across the street from north philadelphia police station. >> this happened just after 11:30 last night at the wendy's on broad and champ plows. the 57 year old victim told officers he was about to order at the drive-thru, when a man walk up to his car and shoved a rifle through his window. the police department's 35th district is right across the street. victim gave up $57, then the victim grabbed the rival's barrel. >> this individual either did not know that the police station was there, or didn't care. >> now the victim is in stable condition, and still unclear if the shooter was actually caring a rival or possibly bb gun or pellet gun. the search for clues behind the mysterious disappearance of four young men in bucks count have i led police to a man who sources say may be connected to the case. >> that man is behind bars this morning, but on unrelated charges. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live near the police staging area in solebury township with an update. trang? >> reporter: g

. >>> and it is sentencing day foreman who confessed to shooting a delaware county police officer last sunday. dahntay island faces 140 years in prison after his guilty plea and the attempted murder of folcroft officer chris dorman. investigators say island shot dorman seven times in june of last year just after being released from a 15 year prison sentence. officer dorman is new back on the job. >>> philadelphia will get a temporary d.a. today to replace seth williams. thirteen candidates interviewed for interim position at city hall yesterday. the appointe will serve until either republican beth grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over in january, and those two will face off in the november general election. seth williams is in jail until the sentencing hearing in october on federal corruption charges. >>> a teen has lost his leg after a dangerous stunt with the moving freight train in north philadelphia, police say it happened near castor avenue and juniata, 13 year-old boy tried jump opinion on to a freight train but failed and rushed to st. christopher's hospital for children

criticism followed from tom foreman so i believe that there are a lot of obstacles that. the russians would also test the intentions of the americans maybe trump inside it wouldn't be willing to go into. and i give him an yet before trying to test all the his cards maybe to get back to the deal with the americans ok with that action story over syria to relate the city in crisis to other crisis maybe we could get. somebody deed over the other. night ukraine. or you know iraq so i believe that we still have a long way ahead of us ok jamal wakim professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university in beirut always good to have your company thank you. for following the g. twenty talks about amir putin gave his personal impression of his american counterpart. it's a trump and die of established a relationship it may sound strange but trump in real life is completely different to when he's on t.v. he's very businesslike and easy to talk with i think if we continue to work together in the way we did yesterday we'll be able to restore relations between the

coming up, two weeks since the death of germany's foreman chancellor kohl.izens paying respects ahead of his funeral. on saturday. we will take a look at the preparations. and me to diplomacy. good the u.s. stea -- could u.s. steaks be going to china? we have the story coming up. ♪ ♪ >> everyone, every man knows that a child needs food. without food, you can do nothing. we had a lot of problems. >> they were eating nothing. >> that could have been us. anyone of us. ♪ ♪ ♪ sarah: welcome back. you are watching "dw news." celebrations across germany as lawmakers approved same-sex marriage. the reform will give gay couples full marriage rights, including the ability to adopt children. a funeral for the from her chancellorhelmut kohl set to take place on saturday. the two weeks since his death have been marked by disputes within his family and uncertainty about how to act after he said he did not want a federal royal service. the politicians and citizens are still paying respects. ♪ correspondent: within hours of his death, people began arriving at his home to pa

. >>> happening today, sentencing foreman prosecutors called the master mind of the george washington bridge closing scheme. former port authority offerings david wildstein face s up to 27 months in prison but defense attorneys and prosecutors are asking for probation. the bridge closing plot involves closing traffic lanes to cause traffic jams in the town of fort lee, new jersey, after the marry fuse todd endorse governor chris christie for reelection. >>> search is on for group of vandals who ransack a bowling alley run by a local church, the suspects are teens, caught on camera at saint monica's in south philadelphia over weekend. in addition to causing damage officials say vandals found the key to the change machine and then stole $1,500, anyone with any information about this crime is asked to call philadelphia police. >>> and, donald trump junior defending his meeting with the russian lawyer after releasing a string of highly controversial e-mails. president's oldest son sat down with sean handty on "fox news" last night and told host his meeting last year was quote, a wasted of

it won't come foreman says. so what's the management. six that there is no. more about the decision to call off. this much anticipated prime yet with just days to go. to questions on like treason lingo. the bolshoi insists that no idea the bunny will premiere next may complete with a huge naked portrait of the dancer. what began as a hommage to a star? now looks like a test of artistic freedom here. serving suit bbc news mosco. the i. p. i'd crisis here in the united states is climbing even more lives. thirty three thousand people died last year including parents of young children. i novel than two million grandparents bringing up kids often by this epidemic. the bbc has been hearing the stories of those grandparents. mmhm. we thought she was finally starting to get it together. and then she got with an old druggie friend who was a heroin addict and she took some heroin. killed. . when that the policeman was talking to me it was in the kitchen and he said if you don't taker. then she'll have to go to foster care and i just told him of course i'll take my gran

umbrellas, and a lot of families enjoying that sunshine, on the boardwalk new ly opened location foremano and manco pizza shop is drawing some crowd long holiday weekend was draw for many vacationing with their family. >> i actually good day for a holiday so having the time off this long weekend, you know, being off of work, relaxing, just having a good time and kicking back. >> so whether they are at shore for long weekend or day trip crowd taking advantage of all of the great weather that has been happening. >>> speaking of the beach a new hot spot is popping up off coast of north carolina but you will in the find this on the map. while many hang out on the fourth of july, they were taking a boat across sandbar to hang out on a barrier island in the outer banks. that really seemed to pop up overnight. right now shelley island is only about a mile long and a football field wide but it is growing, and danny couch, lifetime resident of the outer banks says he has never seen anything quite like this. >> two current pushed all this sand together and suddenly here we are. >> it is sustain th