jeanne: it is so important. they made a decision in texas and north carolina upholding those maps. lower courtned a decision in north carolina that invalidated the maps. that comes on the heels of wisconsin in maryland, who did the same thing. all of that good news for republicans -- because republicans control three quarters of state legislatures, those maps have been designed by republicans and favor republicans. very much in keeping with the way the supreme court operates, they are hesitant to step in, in an election year. they have stepped out and that is a good sign for republicans. david: we have had quite a few primaries and we have a couple more today. is there a pattern in this out the is it a get base kind of vote or a centrist kind of vote? jeanne: in the primaries, we have seen -- it kind of is going both ways. the general election, the butrists should do better in the primaries we are seeing a lot of challenges on the left and right, and those have been successful. big signs we have seen is that don

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here is jeanne moos. >> miss america will still be there, but this won't.mpetition. >> we will no longer judge ourc physical appearance. that is huge. >> the swimsuits themselves were huge when it began. then they became more form fitting. then dissolved into the bikini. >> had time for butt glue. >> won't need butt glue anymore. >> i am going to miss it. what is left? the essay? >> the emphasis on talent and brains. like tears of joy tangled up sashes and falling off crowns. the evening gown competition will be revamped to allow contestants to wear what they want but bye-bye bikinis. some men on twitter were bitter. removihe swimsuit competition is like removing fighting from hockey, it will fa noe scantily clad women? it sounds like great radio. >> that is the only reason i watch it. me and my mom watched it. >> a dinosaur, move on. >> i am gay as pink paint, so i don't give a damn. >> contestants have more skin on the gain. >> stops the suit from riding up. >> riding up where? >> off into the sunset. >>e moos, cnn, new york. >> good rid danance to that.

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here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: the only thing on the president that got a real workout, his hands.ss and nutrition. three things not instantly associated with the president. though he did start a race and swing a golf club as he mingled with sports stars like pitcher mariano rivera. >> does winning get boring to you, mariano? >> never, right? >> reporter: but the president thinks his diet may have gotten boring. dr. ronny jackson proclaimed -- >> the reasonable goal over the next year is to lose 10 to 15 pounds. >> reporter: and now we're hearing the president is training in a steak. >> super golden. >> reporter: for a dover sole and leaving off the top bun when he's a burger. the chefs in the white house kitchen have been told to reduce calories and fat. >> keep in mind that this is a guy who has expressed the view that exercise is bad for you. some call it the energizer bunny theory. >> still going. >> reporter: trump's apparent belief cited in trump revealed. the human body was like a battery with a finite amount of energy which exercise only depleted. he once suggested to dr. o

jeanne moos, ew york. >> got to give both credit for that.et those pens to dominate and then the sister is there, and switcheroo. anderson starts now. >>> first came the handshake and it was not easy getting the com. good evening from singapore. capping the first u.s. north korea summit ever. at the same time questions are growing about what was signed as well as what the president was saying what was signed and doing. is the president trading concrete concessions for vague commitment on nuclear

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and thank you for joining us.lways get to "outfront" anytime. just go to cnn go. "a.c. 360" with anderson begins right now. >>> good evening. tonight, president trump and the president of france are right now exchanging verbal blows the night before they're supposed to be talking about what unites them. also, the first lady hits back at her husband's lawyer, rudy giuliani, over his remarks about stormy daniels. our dana bash has just spoken with mayor giuliani, and you'll not want to miss what he has to say to her. first, something you'll only see here. kim kardashian west breaking her silence, speaking out for the first time about her effort to secure the freedom of this woman caught in what was obviously one of the great joyful moments of her life. alice marie johnson rushing into the arms of loved ones, freed yesterday after 21 years in federal prison, sentenced to life on drug charges. kard

up now we have got jeanne and leslie hassle, they're a married couple and it is going quite well. see the hand out front of the navigator going left, right, left, right. and then -- you see marshals immediately at the sign of the incident. it looks horrifying to us. the safety equipment worked out. >> this is like a rally car. they have the roll bars. so these basically are equipped so that if this does happen, it minimizes the chance for injury. >> of course. safety devices in place, happens to keep this sport as safe as possible. >> not if, it is when. >> exactly. >> this family has been confused. because food has been going missing from the fridge. >> everybody in the house has assured them they are innocent. there was someone that doesn't speak. the dog. so what they have done is they have left a phone inside, they have facetimed or video called that phone, they are all as a family hiding outside in the car, and they're waiting to see what happens. well, within seconds, and the dog looks around, like, he's up to something. he finally pulls the heist. >> oh, my god. >> seeing t

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the political spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead jeanne in west palm beach you know it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold myself out to the fact that i may be wrong but i enjoy the civil discourse as some of my favorite things to do have always been shows like yours where you can have a conversation and a civil dialogue without ridiculing the other person without calling them names without accusing them of some form of bigotry but the left has taken a tack you call it a civil war i'm calling it an uncivil war as a massive step away from the civility and then they tend to want to do this blame game and blame the whole thing on the fact that the president is somebody who hits back just because conservatives traditionally have never hit back and so i think that it puts conservatives like me in a in a really discouraging place and that we've always wanted somebody who would hit back the bully on the playground right i think that's a good thing because bullies in pol

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there were many signs in the parade, and those on the sidelines with some strong feelings. 53 jeanne munden, watched parade 1:05 sophie hyman, watched parade. but all in all, this was a day dedidicated to sf pride, and in typical fashion, it was a grand party. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news (jrstone) we reached out to muni and asked about how many riders they carried today. muni says they had 275-tho four times what they carry on a typical sunday. (jrstone) san francisco mayor-elect london breed was one of many local politicians who participated in today's pride parade.. senator kamala harris, minority leader nancy pelosi, and leiutenant governor gavin newsom also took part. when breed is officially n sworin on july 11th, she'll be the only female mayor of any of the 15 largest cities in the united states. (justine) coming up -- a 9-1-1 call about a fight between two people in southern california almost turned deadly for two police officers. we'll bring you the latest on their recovery after being shot. (jrstone) and -- the investigation into president trump's personal lawyer m

there were many signs in the parade, and those on the sidelines with some strong feelings. 53 jeanne munden, watched parade 1:05 sophie hyman, watched parade. but all in all, this was a day dedidicated to sf pride, and in typical fashion, it was a grand party. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news (justine)san francisco mayor-elect london breed was one of many local politicians who participated in today's pride parade..senator kamala harris, minority leader nancy pelosi, and leiutenant governor gavin newsom also took part.when breed is officially sworn in on july 11th, she'll be the only female mayor of any of the 15 largest cities states. (justine) and muni got in on the pride action. check out this bus on market street in rainbow colors. thanks to a kron 4 news viewer for this photo. we are waiting to hear from muni and from bart about ridership numbers from today. (justine) pride celebrated from coast to coast today... was mixed in at the march for gay pride. the crowds packed the streets with rainbow flags. people thought this year's event felt more like a protest than in past yea

lori smith is running for a sixth term and her challenger is jeanne harakawa.. >>> state senator kevin deleon held a rally in san jose. he met with memory this morning and had a speech saying the morals of california are different from the nation's leaders. >> california rejected the politics fueled by resentment and bigotry. this is who we are in the greatest state in the greatest nation in the world. we are in the battle for america's soul against a president without one. >> deleon will meet with voters in san ramon and then in san francisco. a poll shows senator diane leading with 36% support and deleon at 11%. >>> police are searching for two teens who grabbed a cell phone from a 10-year-old boy. the child was walking down the street with an adult women when 215-year-old boys aloned him and grabbed his phone and ran away. >>> student activists who survived the shooting in parkland announced they will go on a bus tour across the country to encourage young people to vote in the upcoming elections. >> 4 million people turn 18 this year and if everyone of those people votes, encourages

jeanne moos, ew york. >> got to give both credit for that. managed to get those pens to dominate and then the sister is there, and switcheroo. anderson starts now. >>> first came the handshake and it was not easy getting the com. good evening from singapore. capping the first u.s. north korea summit ever. at the same time questions are growing about what was signed as well as what the president was saying what was signed and doing. is the president trading concrete concessions for vague commitment on nuclear disarmaments? >> the president isw. >> thent statement does not say that and i am quoting, to work toward complete denuclearization of korean p peninsula. halting joint military exercises with our allies. something the president refers to as war games. >> we will be stopping the war games unless and until we see the future negotiation is not going a like it should. but we'll be saving a tremendous amount of money plus i think it is very provocative. >> that came as a surprise in seoul. andompeo is on its way there. senator marco rubio say

jeanne moos, cnn. >> president trump was going through his closet, where the hem is my coat? >> thanks for joining us. anderson is next. >> good evening, thanks for joining us, an important day for the feature of the supreme court and the united states. an announcement that will have a profound effect on boths for decades to come. justice kennedy was a republican appointment named by ronald reagan. he upheld roe v wade. crucial issues will be decided. among them, abortion, affirmative action, death penalty, presidential somebody. lawmakers saying there shouldn't be a vote until after the midterm which some are called mitch mcconnell rule. we will have more on the reaction from congress in a moment. senator bernie sanders will join us as well. a lot of details. and what the future may hold. i want to get the president's reaction. he is speaking in a rally in north dakota. was the president aware that this was going to happen today or come as a surprise. >> it was a complete surprise to president trump. he will be arriving here in north dakota shortly. he had no idea this was h

jeanne moos. cnn. >> what a beautiful baby. >> reporter: new york. >> thanks for joining us, anderson starts now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us, we begin with breaking news. we learned this evening that the homeland security department will ask the pentagon to approve plans to house more than 7,000 unaccompanied children in a military base in texas. it is not clear that that many people will need to be house. the president patting himself on the backaking action regarding a situation that he himself creating and the white house not owning up to it. the white house says you should ignore the facts and believe them instead. the president signed an executive order meant to keep migrant families together. after he and members of his administration have said multiple times that only congress and end the separation. now the policy was to enforce existing border laws in a with a that other policies have not. the president says he has no regrets about signing the order despite reports that he qu

with me now is democratic senator jeanne shaheen of new hampshire.n important morning to have you. thank you for being here, senator. >> good morning. >> your read, is this a deal that net-net isis adventageous the united states? >> all americans should want this effort to succeed. several things concern me, though, about what we're hearing happen at this meeting, one that there aren't any details a how we progress next and what is actually going to be done to denuclearize the korean peninsula. second, that the president seems like he's already made a concession in saying we're not going to do military exercises with south korea, and it was troubling because it seems that he didn't share that with south korea in advance and i'm sure our other allies in the region, japan, are also concerned about that. and, third, there was no discussion about kim jong-un's human rights abuses, the labor camps they're still operating in north korea. >> let's talk about that. because this is what the president said when he was asked twice about human rights aabuses and

jeanne zaino is here. the political science professor at iona college in new york.thoughts about this process, though, with democrats? they said immigration, immigration, immigratind then you do talk about it getting to the senate. you hear the guys like chuck schumer and others waffling. >> yeah, iean, the last few weeks if not the last decade has thrown us anything is that the issue has to be addressed. it's imperative we find a solution to this. >> harris: chuck schumer shut the government down over there. >> he shut the government down over this. i think rightly so. the mistake he made was reopening it so soon. they should have stuck to their guns on the issue. can't -- i was in favor of the shutdown and opposed to -- >> harris: really? >> and rehope quickly. why the shutdown? just a dramatic issue or did you mean it? for democrats they want the leadership to mean it a hence the divide. >> harris: you are talking about that socialist defeat the ten-term new york congressman joe crowley. >> i would saberny sanders. on republican side donald trump fighting the est

eu commissioner jeanne claus junker is worried about the progress >>> say fire swept through nairobi's largest open air market rescue teams are searching for survivors and bodies so far, the caution the fire not immediately known. >>> an israeli-american teen found guilty of making a string of bomb threats targeting jewish community centers in the u.s he has dual citizenship. he faces a possible sense of several years in jail. his sentencing date has not yet been set >>> and the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley visiting religious sites in new delhi hayley who was born to an american sikh family is discussing ways for cooperation between the two countries. and lessening independence on iranian oil. >> that's all. back to you. >>> next up, pete, unusual activity the bullish options he's tracking and energy stock up 5% in the week. we've got the financials finally showing life for the week. the sector is down about 2%. "the halftime report" is back after this what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mo

it was a character flaw, a stable family in the suburbs and i have advantages but there was a dark jeannee of me that i hesitate to call a disease that led me to dope. >> reporter: he spoke openly about his struggles and the person who inspired him to do better. >> i have a 7-year-old daughter now -- who i never would have thought and i looked in a mirror and i saw somebody worth saving or that i wanted to at least try real hard and save. >> using his celebrity to raise awareness about opioid addiction. along with his advocacy, he remained a passionate explorer. bringing his adventurous spirit to cnn in 2013 where he shared his curiosity with audiences around the world on his series "parts unknown." viers looked to him for restaurant recommendations and travel ideas and embracing his unique style and his ability to connect others. >> i'll walk you through it. >> reporter: former president obama who joined him in vietnam tweeting, he taught us about food, but more importantly, about its ability to bring us together. to make us a little less afraid of the unknown. >> people tend to be proud

can later signed that of course would not be the unified picture that people here want to send more jeanneyes ok thank you for that john hendren there live in quebec city now let's go to james base at diplomatic editor who's in singapore and james you can't help but be struck by the the fruit tensions that president trump is experiencing with his best friends and yet there's a lot of optimism and lots of smiles when it comes to meeting with one of the longest standing. enemies all misadventure is certainly for the united states as he goes on his way now to singapore. the contrast is really telling martine i've been attending g seven g eight meetings for more than twenty years watching this one from a far i've never seen the us forget about russia which was in the g eight but the other g seven its key allies at loggerheads like this any time during that period real tensions there and no negative comments being made about north korea and supreme leader kim who is on his way and is arriving here as is president trump in the coming hours and yes of course he is the leader of a country that thr

. > jeanne yusts polaris missile, you never know where the subs are. i don't know whether they're going to know it either. at least that's something. take away the nuclear umbrella from south korea so they can threaten to attack whenever they want through their tunnels which they're not going to seal off as part of the deal. thank you ashley, mieke. coming up, this is the week the culture wars erupted. roseanne barr first lost her job after a racist tweet. and now president trump wants samantha bee fired for her vile word about his daughter. plus, exclusive new reporting from nbc news on the secret meeting in the seychelles between russians and officials from the united arab be emirates. mueller is still looking for collusion over there. now a close friend of jared kushner is under scrutiny. it just keeps growing this web of russian connections all around the world. >>> donald trump has always shown a willingness to do whatever he has to do to get out of hot water. is he one to use his powers to pardon against any problems coming his way from the russi

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and thank you for joining us. don't forget, you can always get to "outfront" anytime. just go to cnn go. "a.c. 360" with anderson begins right now. >>> good evening. tonight, president trump and the president of france are right now exchanging verbal blows the night before they're supposed to be talking about what unites them. also, the first lady hits back at her husband's lawyer, rudy giuliani, over his remarks about stormy daniels. our dana bash has just spoken with mayor giuliani, and you'll not want to miss what he has to say to her. first, something you'll only see here. kim kardashian west breaking her silence, speaking out for the first time about her effort to secure the freedom of this woman caught in what was obviously one of the great joyful moments of her life. alice marie johnson rushing into the arms of loved ones, freed yesterday after 21 years in federal prison, sentenced to life on drug charges. kardashian west lobbied the president on miss johnson's behalf and yesterday he the commuted her sente

legal immigration network they provide legal advice to immigrants and she's vice kite from washington jeanne thank you so much for being with us so reports that dozens of mothers have been separated from their children being transferred to these federal detention centers just what impact is this having on families. mental health experts will tell you that the the impact of long term and short term anxiety trauma and stress to these children we are devastating a generation of children who are being told from their families there will be impacts on educational attainment physical harm and this is an inhumane and cruel policy that that is hurting individuals it's hurting these families and it's hurting our communities and our society at the top administration is pushing back against news reports that it's lost track of almost fifteen hundred immigrant children who came to the u.s. . unaccompanied minors is there a link between the children whom the government hasn't been able to reach and the children we're hearing about not being separated from their parents at the border are we talking about

there were many signs in the parade, and those on the sidelines with some strong feelings. 53 jeanneched parade 1:05 sophie hyman, watched parade. but all in all, this was a day dedidicated to sf pride, and in typical fashion, it was a grand party. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news ( robin ) ( robin ) san francisco mayor-elect london breed was one of many local politicians who took part in the pride parade. she'll be sworn in on july 11th. senator kamala harris, house minority leader nancy pelosi, and leiutenant governor gavin newsom were also there. ( robin ) five restaurants in san fransico opened their kitchens to refugees aspiring to be chefs. refugees from iraq... bhutan...and syria presented their foods atthree other restaurants. organizers say the goal is to help the refugees succeed as chefs and rase awarness about the condition of refugees worldwide. ( robin ) for your money... "toys-r-us" is closing for good on friday. items are now 50 to 70- percent off. the 70-year- old company has been struggling for years to pay down billions of dollars in debt... as competitors like

meaning, i don't think we're going to have chris cries tee or rudy giuliani, judge judy, jeanne shapiro. he's going to go from the list. and that list would have been no different if ted cruz had been resident or anyone else. i'll be looking for different thicks. i'm optimistic about that but it's going to be a very, very different court. not just in terms of left-right but in terms of the chief justice being the median justice. we haven't had that in a very long time. tom: i didn't have the understanding that you did that the filibuster of gorsuch accomplished a lot. rick do you want to take us into another area where we saw justice kennedy was seen as being important? vick one of the nation's leading experts on voting, campaign finance, elections. >> i'm a pessimist by nature. i've become much more pessimistic over the last term and last few days. what i was going to say until yesterday was that there were three significant election law cases of the term. i now think we had three conservative victories in hindsight. the most important case by far was the partisan gerrymandering case o

price before you go, as opposed to getting a bill six weeks later what we do for cell phones for jeanness more affordable. >> why would that be you know, such an -- why aren't we doing that already in i don't understand why this is even an issue, of course, you want to hat sometng costs before you book it. >> isn't that true if somebody as opposed to trace transparency probably making money if you let consumer know what she is about to buy may be they don't make as much all kinds of reasons why you can't do it ultimately though the patient should have the power of knowing the price. >> can you legislate there. >> there are some ways you can for example a gag clause for baidz fa for bids a pharmacist killing a patient might be cheaper to pay for cash than deductible the fau. cannot tell patient cheaper to pay cash we can go ahead rid of that. >> department of justice, inspector general report, the ig report to come out thursday, june 14, and this, of course, report will detail the fbi handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. . senate judiciary committee memo senator lindsey g

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