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a 12-year-old girl was hit through herr mother's vehicle near the 101 interchange in san jose. 33-year-old matthew rouse was found shot dead in his car anue in milpitas. >>> fremont police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run involving a motorcyclist. this happened along mission boulevard in warm springs about 6:30 this morning. sky ranger flew over the scene. the victim is believed to be a man from san jose. investigators have contacted the registered owner of the car that struck the motionist and a second person allegedly involve and they are both cooperating in this case. >>> in washington this morning, former white house insider hope hicks sat down in front of the house judiciary committee. >> they asked questions, but got no answers. scottcgrew? is closed door testimony b-- we're hearing she refused to answer questions about the white house. we'll get a transcript in the next 48 hours. video from this morning as she walked into the hearing. she started on the trump campaign and became white house communication director and so that would be schaub spicer sarah sanders boss. she was th

golden state warriors star stephen curry won his own teammate kevin durant and fittingly herr won the best r and b award. >>> tens of thousands of nascar fans ventured to sonoma today for the nascar cup series. >> ktvu's elissa harrington was there as fans got up close with race cars and their favorite drivers. >> reporter: it was nascar sunday at the sonoma raceway. fans arrived early securing seats in the stand. for some this weekend's long event is an annual long tradition. >> been coming here since i was little. this must be like the 20th time i've been out here. >> reporter: silas montgomery from santa rosa watched pace cars navigate the track. the first time since 1997 drivers raced on the original 12-turn course which included the signature downhill corner known as the carousel. >> up 0ing the carousel is one of the most exciting cornerbeca balance downhill. on camber there's a lot of grip. >> the carousel is one of our signature turns from 4, 5, 6, 7, a sweeping 200-degree turn very challenging with a lot of elevation change. >> reporter: fans got up close with cars and driver

an alabama grand jury indicted 27-year-old marshay jones for herr alleged starting of a fight.she initiated a fight. they say losing a pregnancy is not a crime. alabama passed one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation. >>> utah police now say the owner of a home is considered a person of interest. they found multiple items of interest while searching a salt lake city home. they have spoken with the owner who has not been identified and is not in custody. she's been missing since the morning of june 17th. a lyft took her from a salt lake airport to a park. she did not appear to be in any type of distress when he dropped her off. >>> ahead, one chance to make a first impression. kamala harris made the most of it. a standout performance taking joe biden and the rest of the field to school. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. >>> all right. good morning. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave bri

relying too heavily on the united states military to ensure safe passage of their oil through strait of herranything back. and a this is not some new idea of the presidents, in fact, it is a long held view of the president. and how far back does this thinking on this go? well, more than three decades back in 1987, the president soon to be president not so soon 30 years later bought a full page ad in new york times full page ad in the boston globe, and washington post argue aing this, quote, the world is laughing at america's politicians as we protect ships we don't own carry aing oil we don't need, destine for allies who won't help. you think he hasn't been thinking about it at all releasing 60 hours of video connected to jussie smollett investigation, this new footage includes officers approaching the actor and his still wearing still wearing noose around his neck after claiming he was a victim of a hate crime. police say the orchestrated that vote to drum up publicity and he certainly got mad hasn't he? a special prosecutor has now been aa pointed to look into why charge as were dropped by

violated the hatch act by endorsing alabama republican senate candidate roy moore while speakiking in herr official capacity for the white house. in early 2017, conway used an appearance on fox & friends to promote the ivanka trump clothingng line sold by the president's daughter. >> go buy ivanka's stuff. it is a wonderful line. i'm going to give a free commercial here. amy: legal experts say the office of special counsel does not have the authority to discipline conway, and president trump can simply ignore the agency's recommendation. in texas, authorities have recovered the bodies of seven migrants from waterways near the u.s.-mexico border within the last week. all seven appear to have drowned by trying to cross the rio grande, which is swollen from spring snow melt and heavy rains. elsewhere in texas, attorneys visiting a migrant processing center in mcallen discovered the u.s. border patrol holding a 17-year-old guatemalan mother and her prematurely born one-month-old girl who was described as tiny, lethargic, cold to the touch, and not eating. ththe motherer was in a wheelchr and s

she refused to say word one except a statement issued from herr congressional spokesman, choosing a closingd in anti-muslim bigotry which is farcical. they have treated her like a hometown hero. >> tucker: people show up here as refugees in the first thing they learn is how to accuse a country that welcomed them and of racism. who came >> thank you for all the work up with that system? that you have done. >> tucker: it's the new assimilation. exactly. adam silver who is the nba commissioner has just announced that from now on the league wilo no longer use the word "owner" to describe those who own nba franchises. those companies now can't be owned, they will be run by o governors since the concept of owning the team is supposedly disrespectful because the league has so many black players. huh. does that make sense? it doesn't matter. al sharpton is happy with it. >> i think it is understandable given the history of the country. and many of the nba players are descendants of people who were enslaved. when we hear the term "owner," it's a much different connotation then other people because s

says that drone was flying over the strait of herr muse international air space and a had interferedith iranian and warning again on saturday that it would respond to any u.s. threat. the attack on drone is the first direct military engagement with iran since this native standoff began. comeses amid worsening diplomatic relations since trump administration announced u.s. would withdraw from the iran nuclear deal amist engs its u.s. has an aircraft carrier in the gulf, u.s. and is sending another 1,000 troops to regions. but president trump called off a military spike to retaliate for the taking down of the drone saying such a strong response would have been disproportionate he said he's open to talks but not ruling out military action. e he's also warning he's prepared to impose new sanctions on tehran. and a british foreign office delegation is visiting tehran on sunday to try to defuse these tensions but as precaution meanwhile some international airlines are rerouteing flights away from iranian air space. book you, jon. >> kitty, thank you. president trump announcing his intent to

herr won the b.e.t. for best neo soul.ig shout-out to steph curry who won sportsman of the year. >> a lot of people praising mary j. blige because she did her own tribute. normally when you're honored, it will be a bunch of o over people singing your songs. no, if i'm being honored, let me sing all my hits. thanks. >>> starting today, you'll be able to visit star wars galaxy edge without a reservation. >> but the park has other crowd control measures in place. reservations are required at the light cyber's shaub and oga's canteen nah. people who do not show up, be warned you could be fined $200. that's the price of the lightsaber. so show up. >> if you want that lightsaber, you've got to be there. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the breaking news of a deadly shooting and standoff in san jose. >> disturbing allegations of >>> now at 5:30, breaking news. five people are dead after a shooting and standoff overnight in san jose. we are live at the scene as police investigate. >>> a reminder

i think she is going to be asked about herr indian heritage.be -- you don't think so? >> katie: i do. >> jesse: one of the things that the president likes to say how are you going to handle this? you don't think she is going to be asked about it? >> katie: i do. >> juan: i don't. >> jesse: i think she has to have a different answer. and i'm going to give her some advice. because she has to flip it back onto the president. she has to say the president is obsessed with my family tree and i care about families being separated at the border indicated indicate why are you giving her advice right now. >> dana: that's a great line. >> jesse: a better line than what she she has been saying. >> greg: we lead with that tomorrow. >> jesse: her night to shine, would you agree? >> dana: yeah. her night to shine. >> jesse: she has a lot to lose tonight. >> dana: she will make it to the second debate. one of the things that the democrats have done, the dnc has done is said to get to this first debate 65,000 small donors. to get to the next debate you have to

the staff here is confronted with dealing with an issue that directly relates to herr colleagues.i've witnessed is that those people have really fallen into the comfort of doing their jobs. i do worry about their emotional well-being. i worry about them very much. but what i can tell you from my observations is that the men and women who work for the city of virginia beach are finding comfort in performing their duties and responsibilities and continuing to serve their city and that speaks to their strength. that speaks to their ability. and i'm proud to be associated with virginia beach on this day in spite of the tragedy because of the strength i've seen. i've also seen incredible compassion. you can't believe the amount of food and other things that have been sent to city hall by businesses and individuals from all across the city, people who want to do something to provide comfort and help tonight. in a tragedy, in a terrible event like this, i think it's important to try to find something positive and something good. and what i know about virginia beach from spending almost m

both releasing herr first quarterly reports since going public both having monster performance sincebianco, president of bianco research stephanie link still with us, heaved global equities and research at nuveen, a tiaa company. stocks got a boost this afternoon on reports the white house may delay tariffs on mexican imports. mike, you thought something like this might happen when we discussed tariffs last week. here's what you said >> i do think it's also important to keep in mind that the big rallies happen when something we feared a lot doesn't occur. so if you come out next week and say oh, we're going o'defrt mexico tariffs because he had vowed they're going to doing at the border i think we have the makings of an oversold bounce >> we give you credit. >> was that you starting to argue that i'm kidding. i appreciate that. the bigger point was the market was prime for just less bad news to allow a rally to happen of course we got a head start on this for two days because we were so beaten down in terms of sentiment, in terms of technicals and that has happened right now. where w

feel sorry for people to take this job only in the sense that they get attacked, clearly, just like herrckabee sanders, they get attacked outside of their job. in the private sector. i think that since a bad example for the entire country. whether you like this president or not. >> ari: is kind of always that way, if you like a thick skin and you enjoy doing it. you also have to like the present have a certain amount of respect for them. an clash with them at the same time. you can't do both. >> dagen: i thought we respect the first amendment. >> ari: it's true. [laughter] >> jessica: we love the first amendment here! more "outnumbered" in just a moment. ♪ this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you

. >> they hate herr dadditheir da apparently at this place. >> jimmy: and they spread the dances out> there was like 4500 dance numbers. but my daughter was beautiful. sadie, you were beautiful. >> jimmy: how old is your daughter? >> she's 8. she's in the green room. >> jimmy: how many dances did she do? >> she did two. she did a contemporary number and she did a ballet number. she did great. >> jimmy: that's a toeflt six minutes? >> it's two out of 4500. >> jimmy: oh, wow. and your husband was okay with this? yeah. [ laughter ] >> took him out to brunch, got him a bloody mary. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: i would hope so. that's bad timing, i guess. >> it's okay. >> jimmy: but father's day is -- you know, nobody really cares i'm seeing about father's day. because my son woke me up at 6:05 and i was kind of laying there hoping my wife would get up and she didn't. so i just got up. [ laughter ] >> that's what happened to me on mother's day. not this year but last year. i was like yeah, all i really want is maybe you guys make me breakfast or something in bed or something like that

the circuit attorney barring 59 police officers to bring hr cases to herr office.launching their own investigations. joining us now pulitzer prize-winning journalist helped break the story and expose the officer's offensive posts and he's co-founder of injustice watch. rick, wow. all these police departments now forced to confront these offensive social media posts. how did this all begin? >> it all began with a lawyer in philadelphia named emily baker white who found, in a case she was working on, offensive posts by an officer and started looking at whether it was widespread. she came to us with her research and we took it from there. >> and what did you do? >> so what we did was we took philadelphia which was the largest of the eight cities that emily baker white studied, and we identified officers with posts that she'd flagged and studied the connection between what they were saying in their posts and their conduct on the street by studying complaints against them and by studying lawsuits and which ones ended in settlement and we found of 328 officers with offen

>> it may be the reason, i think speaker pelosi for herr activism and a lot of them for raising our voices. these are often the parents of u.s. citizen children. we are pro family here in los angeles and in cities across the country and that's why we don't believe in not only dividing american people, but dividing families and 63% of the businesses on the main streets of my city are opened by immigrants and many of them undocumented who like my grandfather who was undocumented immigrant who came to mexico during war when his father was killed. he became a veteran and earned his citizenship and we have those same stories living on the streets and i hope the president can listen to him and he promised him he'd do something and he can act and not hold those pieces hostage for a wall that he's been unable to build. >> the president was defending these raids earlier today saying the target was ms-13. listen. >> we're very focused on ms-13 getting them out and i hope you're not going to stick up too much for ms-13, but we're very focused, i. chlt kr c.e., these fantastic people and we're very fo

. >> i hope i'm the only one on this panel here that had seven people shot in herr neighborhood justency. and for those that have not been directly affected they're tired of living in a country where their kids go to school to learn about reading, writing, and arithmetic and how to deal with an active shooter in their school. this is something that i'm tired of and i'm tired of hearing people all they have to offer is thoughts and prayers. >> very interesting moment there for him. >> he had a great debate i think. he kind of abandoned his sort of love and hope message that has been mostly what he's used during the first part of the campaign. and was very forceful at that. >> we'll see. curtain raiser last night. opens the door. more people paying attention. thanks for joining us for inside politics. join us for debate number two. brianna keilar starts right now. have a great day. >>> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn's washington headquarters. under way right now, round one of the democratic debates. and let's just say there were a lot of left hooks. the tilt of the democratic party o

a lot going on, including miami and the debate, and the president landing in osaka. , is this herr mayement? francine: methinks she is. a lot of people are saying she is a lame-duck prime minister but you could argue she has been there for a while when you look at the concentration of power for negotiating brexit. it is in parliament. the two candidates to become the next prime minister, jeremy hunt boris johnson, and she will have insight into their policies and how boris johnson inks. we have seen -- thanks. -- how boris johnson thinks. we have seen zigzagging on his policy. tom: the former governor of the fed, randall kroszner will join francine. here is viviana hurtado. viviana: beginning in florida where the first democratic debate exposed an ideological divide. 10 candidates on the stage for the first of two nights in miami , they disagreed on how to fix the economy and remake emigration. they agreed on universal health care but not how to do it. >> i am with bernie on medicare for all, and i will tell you why . i spent a good chunk of my life studying why families go broke and t

the latest, jake herr and his family coming forward now.d here, a 78-year-old former policeman from ohio with his wife and friends. had dinner and drinks the first night and then got sick, three days later he was dead. now five months later, his family is still seeking answers as to what happened. here is his daughter. >> my dad's death certificate listed four causes of deaths, and one of them was pulmonary edema and that seemed to be popping up in a lot of the other cases, so i was seeing a connection there. reporter: the dominican republic officials are denying that there is any connection between these eight deaths but they're also investigating including the possibility that tainted alcohol might be involved. neil back to you. neil: thank you very very much my friend, by the way as steve was speaking we're getting new details now, developing news here, on this u.s. drone reportedly fired on by iran, before, before those oil tank era tacks. jennifer griffin will have the latest right after this. tiremen. the perfect retirement for me is

friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations, and to the long cherished and truly eign of herrajesty, the queen. host: if you go to the new york times, there is a piece out of london talking about the president's fascination with the royal family saying it was one of his earliest memories, watching his mother watch television and some rolled for hours on the day queen elizabeth was crowned. he was only six years old, but he understood the gilded spectacle unfolding of more -- more than 3400 miles away. as his mother watched, a poor girl who immigrated from scotland and worked as a housemaid in a grand mansionund. you can read the piece in the new york times. --k to your calls on this these protections being debated in the house for dreamers. we will hear from alex next. caller: thank you for taking my call and i do support the dreamer effort. i am not too concerned with children who are raised here. i think everyone is capable of committing crimes. against lot of people dreamers are scared of crimes. i am more scared of things .oming out of boston everything going on with the d