. >> this morning the investigation into what happened to missing mom isabella hellman intensifying.horities calling her husband a possible suspect. the fbi spending hours searching the couple's south florida home on friday. >> maybe this will bring closure to what happened to her. >> reporter: hellman and bennett who had a young daughter were on a sailing trip off the coast of the bahamas when the coast guard received a distress signal early in the morning of may 15th. >> the initial report was that the vessel struck an unknown sub merged on the and began taking on water. >> they discovered bennett in a life raft not far from his overturned boat but bennett telling investigators he woke up when the boat hit something and his wife was nowhere to be found. >> some months ago, my best friend went missing and we have yet to receive any answers. >> reporter: hellman's friends and family launching a facebook page and her best friend telling of a fight before the trip, saying hellman has been refusing to move to her new husband's native australia. >> she was said on no, i'm not moving. so

play "the little foxes." >> it is a privilege to appear atlillian hellman's play this specific moment in history. 80 years ago, she wrote "there are people who eat the earth and eat all of the people on it, and other people who just stand around and watch them do it. i love, my gratitude, and my undying respect a lot to all of the people in 2017 who are refusing to just stand and watch them do it. amy: and former u.n. general assembly president father miguel d'escoto has died in nicaragua at 84. the maryknoll priest was a longtime critic of the united states and the wars in iraq and afghanistan. this is father miguel d'escoto talking about the united nations in an interview with democracy now! in 2010. >> is a fraud. amy: what you mean they have veto power? who is they? >> the security council. amy: in the countries in particular? >> there are five countries. doubt, the most influential country in the united nations is the united states. it is really amazing. the most warmongering country in the history of mankind is put there in charge to make sure there is peace. in: died at the age

saying hellman refused to move to her new husband's native australia. >> she was set on no, i'm not movinging to go with him. >> reporter: now, a month later, the fbi conducting a court authorized serm of the couple's condo. >> they must have information that would suggest maybe some foul play going on. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with "the daily mail," bennett sating his innocence, stating i understand why they have to investigate. that is fair enough. i have nothing to hide. >> the family is destroyed. the family is extremely hurt. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> and we do want to say abc news reached out to lewis bennett for comment on this story. we have not heard back. >>> let's check the weather yet again. and get it back to rob. hey, rob. >> good morning, guys. father who is want to hit the beach. here's the father's day forecast. temperatures warm up since last week in the water. 70 in atlantic city. southwest facing beaches will be cooler with the southwesterly wind. down south, not too shabby. generally speaking, eastern ha

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a similar attack occurred in afghanistan in march when an afghan opened fire on forces in the hellmanvince. leland: right now, dueling marching across the country around the issue of sharia islamic law and police are preparing for possible conflict as counter protesters have come out as well. bryan is at one of those in new york city. so far, any clashes? >> hi, leland. yeah, there have been some clashes. police around the country have fear there would be because of the dueling protest actions in 28 cities in 19 states. on one side anti-sharia law people, that believe sharia and islamic law is a threat to the constitution. on the other side, you have those who believe that this movement is anti-muslim and they are anti-trump, anti-fascist, and they believe that this is-- they believe that this is all a racist thing. so, you have two different sides. the police did everything they could to split them up across the street. they've been crossing the street and now you've got a mix of protests, there's been some pushing and shoving, and you have extreme elements of both side. it's apropos

can bring along some of those more moderate member, folks like susan collins from maine and dean hellmanerthese will make them less appealing to someone like rand paul so mitch mcconnell has to find ways to bring folks to the table but with the ability to only lose two members of his caucus in the vote he doesn't have a lot of room. >> when the public support for both the house bill and this senate bill, there is a new poll out showing 17%, tremendously n unpopular. >> the politics of this also make it very challenging so it's not just that folks on either side moderate or conservative have policy problems with the bill but they're worried about what this might do back home especially those moderate members curiously until yesterday a pro-trump super pac said they would run ads going after heller from nevada for not supporting the bill and since pulled those because it would make it harder for them to get re-elected. folks are worried about taking this vote and what it might mean for their re-election chances. >> it was run by a super pac allied with him. hard to see how this gets better o

. >> we have national affairs analyst and nbc john hellman, political writer for the "new york times"snbc political analyst jo josh ernest. >> who speaks on behalf of the president? >> it is fascinating because we haven't really gotten an announcement to say that a conservative lawyer that we've known for some time. >> argue with everybody about the president being under investigation or not. >> there's no really -- there's been no announcement that he is part of -- >> why is a lawyer being put out? >> first of all, there are-people who are reluctant to go out and defend the president on tv. it probably isn't too easy to find people who aring to go and take the risk and try to defend him on television. do the difficult task of trying to refute something that the president himself tweeted just 48 hours earlier. there's also this question about are you going to get sawed off at the knees the next time the president picks up his smartphone? it's not easy to convince people to go out there. maybe if you -- >> very honestly -- >> if you have a retainer, then maybe it's easy to get him to g

isabella hellman, seen right there, hasn't been seen since mother's day.y never found her. unclear if mr. benefit is a target of the -- bennett is a target of the investigation. >>> and an incredible act of bravery caught on camera by a u.s. service member in iraq. watch this. a u.s. potential forces operator turned aid worker running through gunfire to rescue a young girl in mosul. the soldier saw her among a group of bodies before racing to save her life. that is incredible video. >>> and elizabeth warren is taking a new shot at president trump. >> not up for grabs. donald, you ain't seen nasty yet. abby: the massachusetts senator reading a portion of her new book to town hall in new york. her comments come despite vowing before the election that, quote, nasty women would deny trump presidency. wow, it does not end. and trump a popular word among children. the austrian university press declaring trump the word of the year after its use spiked by more than 800%. the word appeared as -- [inaudible] and with names like trumpiness. we asked you to come up wi