. >> let's bring in gabby and it's great to have you both this morning. >> thanks. >> thanks for having us. >> gabby, first to you because you are reported reaction from inside the white house to the president's latest tweets and this week's controversies. what are you hearing? >> i spoke to someone yesterday who is close to the president who told me after he fired off that tweet this week about joe scarborough and mika brzezinski, he ran around the white house asking him staff what they thought and admitting that he knew it was presidential, but still wanted their reactions. it seems like he was trying to gauge the fallout of what the repercussions of sending something like this would be because it obviously was a tremendous personal attack on somebody. and there were some white house staffers who responded and felt that it was just what needed to be said. others kept their heads down and just didn't want to, you know, respond and get themselves entangled in this mess. but i really do think that there comes a point where we need to ask ourselves where tweets like that one we saw earlie

their oldest child is gabby. she was also abused by her father. >> he would say tell me the truth or i will hurt you. he would put a gun to my head. >>> reporter: in another incident, gabby said her father had a machete and threatened to cut off her fingers. >> i was scared. >>> reporter: the last straw came when her father fired a shot at her mother, accusing her of infidelity. >> i was tired of it. i cannot take it anymore. >>> reporter: gabby said he returned home and her father started beating her mother again. she asked her grandmother to call 911. >> i could here it and i called 911. >> i need an officer at my house right away. my son in law is beating my daughter. >>> reporter: that was the last day he was a free man. it took a year and a half before he went to trial. the trial lasted three weeks. victoria velasquez and her childrentestified. the prosecutor said the ability to face him in court was impressive. gabby initially felt fear testifying against her father. the desire to stop the hurt he caused he

joining us is gabby morrongiello and niels lesniewski. bby, let me begin with you about the state of health care and the senate bill. where do things stand now. ms. morrongiello: the majority leader, mitch mcconnell, set a deadline today hoping to have a final version to send to the edge of office so when they return from the july 1 recess, they will have that her idea of the changes that they will making and what they will have on the health care bill. it does not look like they have reached that deadline. it seems like they might be ascending some components for scoring, but they are still working on negotiating this. there has been a lot of discord and a lot of different senators who want different things in this bill who aren't happy with the direction that negotiations the direction that negotiations have gone, and we are waiting to see what happens. i think the white house is a little disappointed as the couldn't reach the deadline today and they are still in the process of speaking with the senators and working to some kind of cons

their oldest child is gabby. also abused by her father. >> he would say tell me the truth or i will hurt you. he would put a gun to my head. >>> reporter: in another incident, gabby said her father had a machete and threatened to cut off her fingers. back i was scared.>>> reporter: the last straw came when her father fired a shot at her mother accusing her of infidelity. >> i was tired of it. i cannot take it anymore.>>> reporter: gabby said he returned home and her father started beating her mother again. she asked her grandmother to call 911. >> i could here it in i called 911. >> i need an officer of my house right away. my son in law is beating my daughter.>>> reporter: that was the last day he was a free man. it took a year and a half before he went to trial. the trial lasted three weeks. victoria velasquez and the children testified. the prosecutor said the ability to face him in court was impressive. gabby initially felt fear testifying against her father. the desire to stop the hurt he caused her family g

>>gabby says her father had a machete and threat to cut off her fingers. >> i was scared. father fired a shot at her mother at the ranch, accusing her of infidelity. >> i was tired of it. >> gabby said she returned home at her father started beating her mother again. she asked her grandmother to call 911. >> i could hear the sound, so i called 911. >> i need an officer at my house, my son-in-law is beating my daughter. >>that they turned out to be the last time that martinez was a year -- freeman. the trial lasted three weeks and velasquez and her children testified. the prosecutor tells me that their ability to face her abuser court was impressive. gabby said she initially felt fear testifying against her father but the desire to stop the hurt he caused her family gave her strength. >> he never looked at me what i was speaking. he never said anything or did anything to me. >> doesn't that bother you? >> yes. >> prosecutor michelle holmes says in domestic violence cases is often difficult to get the victims to press charges and testify against their abuser. >> the one pers

host: gabby morrongiello can you add to that? guest: if you are a senator, you don't want to be asked these questions and it can impact the late negotiations are going when things occur. yesterday susan collins is one of the most significant moderate opponents of the health care on televisionwas yesterday having to answer to the president's tweets. awayjust puts her further from the negotiating table. this is somebody who is trying to build a report with the administration, but actions like that make it so much more difficult for any senator because it introduces difficult questions that they have to ask and that they worry if they support or seem like they are defending what he said in any way, it is going to impact them in upcoming races. so i think it complicates things significantly, and it is something the president's advisers have been trying to you him four months that need to put some thought into the consequences of whatever is you are posting on social media because it can be far-reaching consequences. it doesn't seem a

the daughter, gabby, she plays basketball. they're in summer break.ocus is to make sure they're well and to succeed in their future. >> so brave for speaking out and saying we feel free now. thank you. >>> i yanked the wheel to get us off of the road. >> quick thinking inside of a speeding van. how a passenger helped avert disaster when a driver passed out. >> and we are tracking thearm one. we have some heat on the way for the bay area weekend. a heat advisory for parts of the bay area over saturday and sunday. i'll have the -- industry the details. >> and a close call at sfo, what canadian officials have revealed about an aircraft that almost landed on a crowded taxiway. [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. things are heating up for the w

. >> gabby dunn, a teenaged fan from canada was still upset about being dumped by her boyfriend rightof reynolds super imposed over her ex-boyfriend in her prom photos. reynolds was so amused he retweeted the image saying we should photo shop me over his yearbook picture, #don't mess with gabby. >> he's just getting mean. now ryan's just getting mean. >> there we go. >> we have inspired. >> what if we super imposed him over my co-anchor. >> much better, much better. ryan reynolds. get out of it. next. to another hunk-a-hunk of burning love. tearing up the stage at the g-20 summit. >> who? ryan gosling? >> no, justin trudeau. >> he got a rock star welcome as he and his wife sophie introduced coldplay. to open the global citizen concert in hamburg. >> more than 12,000 activists greeted trudeau with cheers as he touted the feminist international policy which he says puts women and girls at the heart of his country's aid efforts. >> but someone else seems to be stealing his thunder, his own 3-year-old son. hadrian is making a splash for his red ca and dad after touching down in germany. >

and the media tried to link it to sarah palin. >> scrub the bull's-eye targets on gabby gift and otherse must be dismissed from politics and repudiated by members of her own party. howie: there is no evidence the mentally ill gunman even saw that political map. a government-hating gunman nearly skilled congressman steve scalise. the editorial linking it to sarah palin was wrong and the "times" had to run a correction the next day. the truth is, it will be difficult for the former vp nominee to win that suit, because the supreme court says a public figure must prove that they used reckless disregard or an intent to harm. that story should never have been published. the "new york times" headline said trump kept at arm's length in health talk. talk. president trump hitting back with these tweets. the failing "new york times" writes false story after false story about me. they don't even verify the story. a fake news joke. the media says i am not engaged in healthcare. wrong. i know the subject well. the story said the president was leaving most of the arm switching to mitch mcconnell. that

it was such a horrible tragedy for gabby giffords not to mention the six people that lost their livesh it into print and not have facts straight, correct it next day, by the way "the times" ran the correction, they did not apologize to sarah palin. hence the lawsuit. trish: she did deserve apology, she really did under the circumstances. howie, has "the new york times" changed in your view? has it always been like this, maybe we have more media sources out there willing to call them out on this stuff we're recognizing it? >> it has always been a liberal newspaper that obviously pushes its agenda on editorial pages. we can debate the news pages. i never seen an example so egregious, so damaging done at moment of such national shock over gun violence, purely to change the subject, blame a republican, it is not something i think we would have seen in years past from the "new york times." trish: howie, thank you so much. always good to see you. check out howie on media buzz 11:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel. we'll be right back. she's nationally recognized for her compassion and care

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gabby, we have the report from ken here, six confirmed. what are you learning? >> there are a number of questions about the contents of this meeting. there's only so much that we've learned about the president's son. confirming at the very least that this was a meeting set up with a sole purpose of disclosing information that these individuals felt -- these kremlin-connected individuals felt would be damaging to hillary clinton, the democratic front-runner at the time. and so i think that these are questions that will emerge hopefully during the congressional investigations. it's one thing for the president's son to go on to sean hannity show and talk about what he felt was him being transparent about the contents of the meeting and the purpose of it and it's another to get in front of the intel committee and answer questions from career prosecutors. that's something that needs to happen and hopefully will at some point in the future. >> let's get over to you, rick, on this. we've been reporting the former counter intelligent arge jent wi sergeant, now an americ

gabby did you delaware valley -y dunn broke up with her boyfriend shortly after the prom.said, photo shop me over the yearbook picture. kevin hart took to instagram once again to say thank you to philadelphia by celebrating his birthday by giving him a huge honor. the day will always hold a special place in his heart. >>> a giants mural was unveiled in germantown avenue in the tioga section. hart grew up a block away. yesterday was kevin hart day. >> i love kevin hart. >> police and protesters clash as the g20 summit gets underway in germany. >>> toxic trouble underneath a south jersey neighborhood, now we know how the federal government plans to clean it up. >>> plus, police are investigating a series of attacks in southwest philadelphia. they say a house where transgendered people live is being targeted. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> only on in connection with, a demolition derby would be an

saying things democrats were appalled by -- >> neil: it's interesting, and i'll pick up with you, gabbycrats were very much against republicans just being against stuff. and now, they're the ones being against stuff. >> right, it seems that every turn, republican leaders are facing democrats who say that they aren't willing to work with them. but 234689 it's the democrats who have been obstructionist all along. i think that that is what we're seeing. translated into this poll by abc in the "washington post." you notice in the poll there, americans feel as they democrats aren't standing for anything besides standing up to the president. and there have been numerous occasions in which this white house has attempted to reach out to democrats to have their efforts rejected. >> neil: i'm look at the same thing, each party's base likes what its party is doing. but that's a limited sort of momentum thing. how does the president and republicans in general, then, expand beyond this. or get what are for them, at least, pretty athem yak approval numbers. >> you have a third party, that's involved

. >> reporter: during the news conference officials said they are doing this for 8-year-old gabby cartercamden who was caught in gunfire last august and killed. >> if that gun was off the street, could she be here today? the impact that has in the community is devastating. >> we want safe communities in camden and trenton. this is galvanizes a community so they can play their part. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> here's a look at what's happening in and around the area. if you're heading to the shore this weekend catch the boardwalk craft show in wildwood. the rain or shine events features all kinds of handmade products. the craft show is free and open today from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and tomorrow 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the shops at liberty place have a way of bringing the beach to you. you can check out life size sand sculptures in center city from 90:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. visitors are encouraged to take pictures of the sculptures. national convention center is showing flag etiquette and flag folding workshops. admissions is free today and tomorrow. sky6 live hd looking live s

s table politics is all consuming gabby r this couple torgerson and riley berry. >> what are you talking about? the election, politics, donald trump. immigration law. regardingh everything american politics at the moment. a but the seifers believe love for the great outdoors bridges the political differed in oregon. that conservative or liberal everybody has an appreciation for how green is.gon >> in oregon you feel like ?eople are unified > more than what might first appearance. >> back at the bar he makes simple. we talk about beer, wine, oregon ducks. things like attachment >> in salem, oregon, lisa fletcher for "full measure." >> next week on "full measure" a -- tale facts presented as science that may not be. probably think an article is in a journal probably written at a university based on independent study and that is that. it used to be that way as you described it. simple. and it began to change as the industry became richer, more powerful, more influenti influential, and began to take probablysponsorship of most clinical research. science next ake week on "full measure." until

kelly: rather than rushing it through and having -- gabby, thank you so much for joining us. sorry for the abbreviated time. understand half the day. laura: president trump looking at voter fraud looking at a wide range of information from some officials are pushing back. plus, president trump's revised travel ban goes into effect so how are american nations airports dealing with the new rules.ak we'll have that for you coming up that's why you drink ensure. with nutritious calories 9 grams of protein, and 26 vitamins and minerals. that was the best one ever! giving you the strength and energy, to get back to doing what you love. and finish! from the number one doctor recommended brand... ensure, always be you. [radi♪ alarm] julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ♪ ibrance plus letrozole was significantl

times" is being sued by sarah palin because of their piece about connecting her directly with the gabby giffords shooting. i have -- if i see something from "the washington post," "the new york times," cnn, msnbc, nbc, i don't believe it. they are always wrong. all they talk about is attacks on trump. you have plays with him being stabbed. you have left-wing comedians holding up his chopped off bloody head. the media is out of control. host: let's take that point, alicia shepard. guest: well, i like to ask, who do you believe? who do you think is credible? host: i apologize, she's not on the line anymore. guest: first, i don't think "the new york times" is always wrong. i think now we're dealing with perception and what is known as confirmation bias which is that you seek out information that you believe and that confirms your belief. and i think we are so polarized now that if i am more liberal, possibly i will go to "the new york times." if i am more conservative i will go to fox, and i think we just need to be more open to opinions that don't confirm our beliefs, that we need to list

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do you know, gabby, where the antipathy began or why?ministration, we feel this extended way beyond sean spicer, steve bannon and to reince priebus, they were against scaramucci coming in, at least in this capacity. the president overruled them all. >> well, a lot of these individuals inside the president's circle feel as though scaramucci is not well qualified for this position. that despite his appearances on the cable news networks over the past few months defending the president, that he has no business managing a communications operation and running something that is so fast paced inside this white house. one of the complaints we've heard repeatedly from people inside the white house is that as sarah was saying, oftentimes a lot of disconnect between what the president is saying and his press shop and communications team, and it's difficult to see with scaramucci somebody who has been loyal to the president, who the president seems to be particularly fond of, whether he's going to be able to ameliorate that situation and make sure t

also gabby douglas and the incomparable michael phelps.ton manning serving as the emcee and soon to be hall of fame quarterback. in his opening monologue, he offered a dig at kd, who left okc to join the multitalented warriors. >> and our gymnastics team was so dominant that kevin durant told me he he wants to play for them next year. i got to tell, you i don't think you would start for that team, kevin. russel westbrook, what do you think? >> i don't think they were thrilled by that little dig light right there, but kevin durant did win for best performance in a championship series, and the warrior won for best team, and they keep getting better, at least on painer. they're winning the offseason. their latest add is omri caspie, a 29-year-old from israel who has played with the sacramento kings in this particular group of highlight. he lifted the warriors up for some 36 points. >> the warriors are like a rock star in a sense. you people are excited. o to to be a part of this and part of the coaching staff, it's a blessing. >> it seems lik

gabby, we get these kinds of protests at these sort of events. angela merkel is on record saying she held it at this particular city sort of hoping they could have peaceful violent protests. we are at an interesting place in the world right now. >> to see all these world leaders there trying to hold serious discussions. we have a number of meetings coming up tomorrow with the big one russian president vladimir putin. and this was a distraction from a lot of that today. the hope is tomorrow will be more calm and there won't be as many protests coming out. german chancellor picked this location for a reason, and it seems them were a bit under prepared to deal with the protests that were happening. charles: president trump speaking in poland talking about protecting culture and talking about article 5, an attack against one is an attack against all. you drift into a point of perhaps no return. let's get back to basics and remember why these nations advance so much further than the rest of the world in the first place. >> the president gave one of th

>> he can feel niels lesniewski reporting if you go to -- sooner senate staffer there and follow gabby morrongiello on ny post .com. thank you both for the conversation this week. thank you. >> next a discussion on south sudan. and marco rubio on ways to combat transnational crime in the us. after that the senate intelligence committee hearing on motion interference and democratic elections. now, a discussion on the famine crisis in south sudan and violence against humanitarian aid workers in the region and the need for more international support in helping to find a political solution.this is just over an hour. >> as we watch the last of the few the brave come in, i see lots of familiar faces in the audience. come on in. do not be shy there are seats up here. i was fine i had to convince my colleagues to sit in the front seat. you can sit there. all right. so we are going to get started here today. first of all i want to note a couple of things. this event and teacher ones that we will be doing are under a new initiative here at csis on bringing different perspective, new voices and r

. >> gabby, the bigger problem here, because we've been able to date and time stamp these sessions, they'veied or been misleading. because kislyak sends these cables and throws out bullet points and nuggets of discussion, it could not be true, he could be bloviating about all of that and we're using russia as the honest party and that's the problem. >> if you're getting information from moscow or anybody closely associated with the kremlin, you should take it with a grain of salt and be aware of the possibility that it could be misleading, it could be inaccurate and you have to do your due diligence as a reporter. i would hope that the folks that are in touch with these officials that are leaking information to them that they are doing that, that the people at the "washington post," the "new york times," the other outlets reporting the sensitive information are carrying out those duties as reporter. but either way i also think that there is a huge problem with these leaks going on. as mike was saying, there's a number of bureaucrats who have been in these positions under not only the trump

none are more deserving than gabby. since started as an intern in my miami office six years ago, gabby has risen through the ranks year after year serving our south florida community with wisdom, grace and integrity. now completing a masters degree at johns hopkins university, gabby is working on behalf of our constituents while constantly fighting for democracy and human rights in places like nicaragua. it is an honor to have gabby on my team and this is just the beginning of an extraordinary career. [speaking spanish] ms. ros-lehtinen: congratulations my friend. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? without objection. ms. jayapal: to quote ronald reagan, preservation of our environment is not a liberal or a conservative challenge. it's common sense. yet this week my republican colleagues continued the trend of pushing through bills that deeply undermine critical environmental protections. h.r. 806, the smoggy skies act, is an attack on the clean air act that w

guess contact ryan reynolds isn't just a super hero on the big screen but one to a big fan from canada gabbyd her boyfriend broke up just a few days after prom, so she decided to photo shop ryan reynolds in his place. ryan caught wind and responded saying quote we should photo shop me over his year book picture next. >>> it is a hard knocks life, not for jay-z his new album 444, is certified platinum in less than a week. recording industry association of america shared this photo showing ceo carrie sherman and jay-z holding a plaque to celebrate the milestone. >>> nine time wimbledon champion martina navratilova wants you to have a piece of her history she's collaborat ing with a swiss watch brand to create watches using strings from the rack that it she used in her 1987 wimbledon win. now only 30 of these will be made and priced at a whooping $10,000 each. >>> finally you deliver the last night at 5:00 i asked who you thought would take the stage at next years wawa welcome america and by and landslide bruno mars was popular vote, with 61 percent. other suggestions hugh i lewis and justin be

this year, gabby adcock cell are in love, you can tell, and they haven‘t had sex. —— gabby and marcelaround that. getting off with somebody or not. there is a language around thatm that a bad thing? i think it is a confusing thing particularly for young girls watching that. is this really the most important thing about me? walking around in a bikini, as long, bursting a balloon with my bottom. i don't think that is true. my friends that watch it, at least, we watch and it is the latest when somebody had sex, or they are swapping couples, that people are actually watching for the human relationships as well. they invest in the couples and people wa nt to invest in the couples and people want to see them commit and work after the show. people can relate to it. that is why it is so big. it is about couples finding out about each other and falling in love. who doesn't want to watch couples falling in love ? doesn't want to watch couples falling in love? yes, you argue and you have sex, but that is part of a relationship. i think everyone's favourite couple this year is probably the broman

hash tag don't mess with gabbie. >> love him even more.dish today. >> i feel like it's bad to pose of somebody s picture. >> i've her it work out for people. i mean i've heard. ten confidential 21. coming up later comedian john heff front will join us live in the loft. >> first we're heading back to camp arena stage mike is learning all about act crow dance. >> that should be funny itself in itself. we'll be right back. back. >> only if mike is doing it. oh, that's cool. ♪ fios is not cable. and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has nev