jessica: all right. i want to say before we run out of time also thank you so much for your dedication to this job and to i.c.e.'s mission and all your accomplishments and work on behalf of our country. i know it's appreciated. tom: i appreciate that. i have 34 years doing it. almost 35 1/2 years of law enforcement. greatest honor of my life serving count. when i was asked to come back from retirement, i left a lot of money onhe table to come back and serve as the director for this president. let me say this, i'm going to get political for a minute. you can like or lo this president, you have a right to your opinion. but no president, and i worked for six of them, starting with ronald reagan, and i respect every president i ever worked for. i respect them greatly. they are president of the united states. i respected all of them greatly. but no president has done more for border security an public safety than this president. you cannot deny what he's done. his success would be a success for the entire cou

jessica mentioned this. substantial portion of the democratic base will likely be opposed to any of the president's picks. but in the very red states like missouri and north dakota where the president won big it's hard for democrats to vote no on a qualified judicial nominee. and i would even pause it that it would, it might really hurt the democrats if they did hold over until after the election because it makes it more of a voting issue which, you know, supreme court on the right is probably the biggest issue. >> bill: they can't hold it over. republicans can force the issue and get the votes. i think they will. part of it is they will get some sympathy. sympathetic hearings from the red state democrats. but the other thing is who is the person sitting in the dock? i love bob bork but he gave ammo. he answered questions in a way that made him seem perhaps a bit distant. you know, he said, "i'm not the kind of guy who loves the flag." other things. but then consider gorsuch. how do you really attack like go

jessica: in richmond, virginia, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez.edad: it's unclear whether or not the city has the authority to remove the richmond statues, because state law makes it illegal to remove war memorials. a seperate lawsuit filed in charlottesville has temporarily put a stop to that city's effort to remove the robert e lee and >> when we come back, 20 states are suing to strike down obamacare. soledad: and they just got a big assist from the trump administration. >> are you one of the 30 million people who could lose health coverage? and why did nearly one million american jobs move tthis country? soledad: a new poll shows that health care is the top issue for voters going into the midterm elections. it ranks higher than the economy, and jobs, guns, taxes, and immigration. but there's still a push to repeal the affordable care act, also known as obamacare. 20 states are suing to strike down the law. and they just got an assist from the trump administration. the department of justice said it will not defend the aca in court. the states a

jessica: in richmond, virginia, for "matter fact," i'm jessica gomez.edad: it's unclear whether o the city has the authority to remove the richmond statues, because state law makes it illegal to remove war memorials. a seperate lawsuit filed in charlottesville has temporarily stop to that city's effort to remove e robert e lee and stonewall jackson stues., >> when we come back states are suing to strike do obamacare. soledad: and they juth got a big assist fe trump administration. >> are you one of the 30 million people who could lose health and why did nearly oneon american jobs move to this country? hi. it'sepe. your sleumber 360 smart bed... checking in. last night i warmed your feet so you fell asleep faster. i sensed you roll nd automatically softened side to melt away pressure points and keep you sleeping blissfully. at 2am, this happened. so, i took care of it. does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. now can wake up to smarter sleep. let's meet, only at a sleep number store. soledad: a new poll shows thatal voters going int

jessica: en guerrero tambiÉn hay preocupaciÓn.artido. >> no tenemos ningÚn reporte que seÑale que la apariciÓn de alguna acciÓn o de algÚn mensaje que haya podido difundir algÚn grupo delictivo en contra del proceso electoral. jessica: tambiÉn preocupa la masiva compra de votos con dinero, con despensas o con tarjetas. y confirmamos que hasta cambian sufragios por pipas de agua en zonas populares de la capital mexicana. >> estaban ofreciendo $1000 por el voto, pero les dije que no. porque ya estuvo ese partido que y no hizo nada. jessica: existe tambiÉn el riesgo de la desconfianza, porque mÁs de los 89 millones de mexicanos que podrÁn votar el prÓximo domingo simplemente no creen que las autoridades electorales que garantizarÁn una elecciÓn limpia. >> no sabemos si vayan a robar algunos votos. j en jorge: mÁs adelante, por quÉ posiblemente en méxico ya no va a haber primera dama. un poco mÁs adelante. ilia: jorge, a quien los estados unidos, decenas de manifestantes protestaron hoy en el centro de los Ángeles contra la visita del

jessica: un pastor niÑo y uno adulto oraron por obrador. una colecta con mis amigos y lo re habilitamos. jessica: entre respetuoso a una iglesia sin miedo a que nadie lo vea. le practican una limpia espiritista con albahaca e incienso se. >> digamos que la identidad religiosa de obrador es muy amplia. jessica: fue morena que atacÓ a los catÓlicos, incluida la virgen de guadalupe. meade es un catÓlico que se con otras actividades religiosas. el Único que declara no tener religiÓn es canalla __ anaya. aunque en este twitter hablÓ de dios y dice que no se arrepiente >> la ola presidencial se convierte en tsunami,Íamos angÉlicos en este paÍs. jorge: el presidente y su colega ruso van a discutir las relaciones entre los dos paÍses de asuntos de seguridad nacional cuando se reÚnan el helsinki. ilia: a propÓsito del tema, estados unidos continÚa el debate sobre la intervenciÓn de la __ rusa en las elecciones. rechazÓ el pedido para que la investigaciÓn terminarÁ de inmediato. testificÓ hoy en una audiencia en el congreso. el volcÁn mÁs grande de l

i want to give you last word, jessica. >> jessica: i'm also a fan.ink it's important to have me additional focal point of the administration who has been oppositional to president trump. people remember clearly her rebuke of him and what went on also in south carolina of course. i think that's great. i love having a woman in this position. so up there and defending our values and while i don't agree with everything that she believes politically and every decision that we make at the u.n., there is no doubt that she is a force and directly hurt a lot of people on both sides of the aisle say if you're going to have our first female president, could very likely be nikki hale haley. she someone who in a lot of ways can because of the foreign pocyocus can cut across democrat republican lines. >> harris: we know from her being governor in the carolinas that he she has the ability to do business across the political aisle as well. president trump refusing to back down in his public dispute with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. despite criticism from

>> i think that's the driving force in jessica. she really wantso be a good mother. >> don, donte, donte, you good? >> s wants to fix the mistak of the past.d feel bad because she went in so young. and she was denied the opportunity to raise her son. >> i love you. call me later, okay? he is not happy. he's not happy about this game. i'll jt give him his space because he's just like me, so,u yoknow... when we angry we don't like to, talk don't like to be bothered, we just need to be left alone for a little while. j narrator: katherine hasust picked up erroll from the drug treatment center he'd checked himself into, and they're heading tohe parole office for the first time in over a month >> want me to come in with you? >> yeah, i don't know if you cao in but we'll try. come on. >> we didn't know what was going to happen because he just got out of a detox that was not sanctioned by his parole officer. and i'm there for support. >> eaton? >> yes. >> tha you. >> brantley, so i'm clear, is that the person you're trying to get your resi

jessica: estÁs listo? sebastiÁn: sÍ, traje esta torta. jessica: ella no sabe nada.ue nos cuenta sebastiÁn. sebastiÁn: estoy. no! vamos a ver quÉ pasa. uy, se me tranco la bomba. >> nos podemos tomar una selfie. [tocan el timbre] >> estÁn tocando. [gritos] >> sorpresa! marÍa paula: estoy temblando. jessica: estÁ en shock. feliz cumpleaÑos! sebastiÁn: [canta feliz cumpleaÑos] estÁ muy bonita tu casa. dÓnde me siento? jessica: sebastiÁn se quedÓ con ella toda la tarde, comieron juntos, estuvieron intercambiando selfies y te hicieron face time con sus familiares en colombia. por supuesto, no nos podemos despedir sin que Él cantara " feliz cumpleaÑos". feliz cumple y desea hay que Íbamos con el canto. ♪cumpleaÑos feliz ♪te deseamos a ti ♪cumpleaÑos, marÍa paola.♪ ♪cumpleaÑos feliz ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jessica: es tu dÍa. sopla tus velas y pide tu deseo. ya tu deseo estÁ aquÍ. una vez mÁs cumplimos yesenia de una televidente y presentamos a su Ídolo-- le presentamos a su Ídolo. [aplausos] chiqui: me encanta como la fuiste preparando. jessica: cuando llegÓ se va, la reacciÓn fue

jessica zermeÑo buscÓ las reacciones entre polÍticos y productores mexicanos.la aquÍ. ahora que el gobierno de enrique peÑa nieto a contra atacado con el arancel para la carne estadounidense, Él estÁ contento. >> nuestros gobernantes es la primera vez que los voy a felicitar que tomaron una buena decisiÓn. jessica: el lÍder de los empresarios de productos os com. >> el 97% de las pierna de estados unidos vienen a mÉxico. ventana para la producciÓn nacional. jede cerdo, mÉxico ha castigado a 70 artÍculos estadounidenses con impuestos entre siete y 25%. la mitad donde acero y hierro, pero tambiÉn hay comestibles, . whisky con 25%, manzanas, papÁs y arÁndoson 20%. >> no es aleatorio, tiene como objetivodida se revier e >> nuestras sanciones continuarÁn apegándose al estado de derecho intern y proporcional al daÑo que mÉxico reciba. jessica: los mexicanos no saben cuÁnto subirán los productos estadounidenses que ya tienen un arancro muchos dicen que no les importa pagar mÁs, si hay una razÓn. >>la es primera vez que se que se revela Ón. jessica: sumisiÓn ante los i

democratic strategist and the fox news contributor jessica tarlov. commentator and fox news contributor rachel campos-duffy. and joining us on the couch today richard fowler. democratic strategist, radio host, fox news contributor and generally jazzy guy. he is "outnumbered." are you ready for it today? >> richard: i'm ready. >> melissa: i don't know how outnumbered you are. it feels even. >> and friday juan was here. >> richard: i'm the only guy so i'm still outnumbered. >> melissa: there you go. house g.o.p. leaders are aiming for a vote despite the president telling them to wait until after the midterms. meanwhile, amid continued protest over the family separation the republican lawmakers are preparing to vote on a narrower immigration bill to let the migrant children be detauned with the parents for more than 20 days. the president tweeting "hiring many thousands of judges and i going through a long and complicated legal process is not the way to go. we'll always be dysfunctional. people must be stopped at the border and told they continue come i

jessica: vamos a probarlo. jessica: estÁ muy rico. pero todavÍa no le damos duro.no se lo quedan este jueves y viernes. alan: muchas gracias. eres hermosa. ana: yo quiero ir a disney. que el bebÉ nazca ahÍ y que me de pases. yisus: en el amor, todos lo quieren pero pocos lo tienen. nuestro galÁn de galanes, juliÁn gil, emprendiÓ un vuelo donde los llevarÁ a encontrar a la mujer que le robÓ el corazÓn. prisa lo que no se debe hacer en la primera cita. ana: hizo de todo, la verdad. y el prÍncipe del trap, bad bunny, demostrÓ que no es tan malo. demostramos cÓmo logró robarse el corazÓn de todos. no te darÁs cuenta cuánto estabas engordando hasta que alguien te lo dijo? le mostramos la historia de casandra, una mujer que supo superar las crÍticas y decir "yes you can!". "despierta amÉrica", durante 21 aÑos el programa que le hace la ¡al voy! comencemos. ¡así no se juega las escondidillas! eso es lo que tú crees, papito. [grito] y así es como el estudiante supera al maestro. ♪ lgate total combate bacterias en dientes, lengua, mejillas y encías. así estás totalmente lis

enrique: gracias, jessica.ahora votarÁn. pedro: adriÁn catalán se prepara para votar este prÓximo domingo en mÉxico por pimera vez en su vida. andriam yo tengo mi candidato: o por quien voy a votar. pedro: curiosamente, adriÁn creciÓ en estados unidos y hace 11 meses lo deportaron despuÉs de 26 aÑos. ahora busca un presidente que mejore las condiciones del paÍs. durante el aÑo y medio del presidente donald trump se han deportado 200,000 mexicanos. y muchos de ellos votaron por primera vez en estas elecciones. adriÁn: no tenÍamos voz ni voto, tenÍamos que vivir en las sombras por ser indocumentados. ¿y quÉ mejor que en el paÍs que te vio nacer, deseas iniciar una vida, y que mejor que participando en esas elecciones? pedro : esta organizaciótiene miles que trabajan en el pequeÑo los Ángeles, donde estÁn asentados muchos de los repatriados. >> estoy muy emocionada, pero a la vez estoy algo nerviosa. porque todavÍa no sÉ por quién voy a votar. pedro: no se sabe cuÁntos mexicanos deportados van a votar el prÓximo d

jessica zermeÑo tiene la denuncia y la reacciÓn de la campaÑa del candidato.haber creado una red de lavado de dinero para ricardo anaya. inflando el valor de una construcciÓn industrial y vendiÉndola en 2,900,000 dÓlares a una empresa fantasma en 2006. univisiÓn recibió este vÍdeo junto a un audio. des s--->> se le metiÓ mucho dinero, se hizo algo para hacerle llegar dinero. jessica: el empresario grabado sin que Él lo supiera también describe cÓmo anaya a sudo a su familia cuado fue funcionario en querÉtaro en el centro de mÉxico. >> Él sabÍa. entonces pasaban informaciÓn de primera mano cuando se hacÍa la licitaciÓn. jessica: anaya respondiÓ con otro vÍdeo en el que hace responsable al gobierno de enrique peÑa nieto de orquestar lo que llamÓ un nuevo ataque en su contra. >> utilizando las mismas mentiras de hace algunos meses. aclaro. primero, el contenido de ese video es totalmente falso. segundo, es una estrategia orquestada e impulsada por el gobierno del presidente peÑa nieto para daÑar mi candidatura, y repetÍ que cuando yo sea presidente me encargarÉ d

jessica: anaya quiso acorralar al claro puntero en las encuestas. >> en un aÑo se reuniÓ seis veces,da uno presentarÁ su proyecto en por muchos momentos fue todos contra todos. >> esta pelÍcula habla sobre la gran depresiÓn. >> quÉ culpa tengo que estén empatados abajo? piensan que aÍ en el debate van a remontar 30 puntos. >> han destruido a mÉxico los tres jessica: esto se produjo en mÉrida. el ganador lo sabremos el 1 de julio. ilia: vamos a hablar de temas de salud. la parÁlisis temporal que causÓ la picadura de una garrapata una niÑa ha disparado alarma sobre el peligro del parÁsito. la madre de la menor descubriÓ la garrapata cuando la peinaba y la niÑa ya se recuperÓ. periodista: en la noche a la maÑana, kathleen griffin de cinco aÑos despertÓ sin poder hablarni mover sus piernas. su madre, jessica, rompiÓ en santo y revisÓ a su hija.-- en descbina garrapata en el cuero cabelludo. la llevÓ a un parecen pequeÑas e inofensivas, pero crecen en tamaÑo, liberando una toxina tras alimentarse de su vÍctima. el pediatra ha visto mÚltiples casos como este. a medida que transclas horas,l

jessica: yo amaba a jessica -- yo amaba a jesse porque es mi tocaya. aquÍ estÁ! que nos dice ayer porque se presentÓ en el Ángel de la independencia lorenzo mÉndez y tenemos que preguntarle quÉ mÁs le inspira este vÍdeo chiquis rivera. ay, dios! reportera: el cantante lorenzo mÉndez, novio de la chiquis rivera rompe el silencio y escucha quÉ le pareciÓ que la hija de la inolvidable jenny rivera subiera una imagen a sus redes sociales como dios la trajo al mundo. lorenzo: bueno, yo creo que hizo algo muy bonito, es algo como tipo de motivaciÓn, el tipo de arte para todas las mujeres, hay muchas mujeres que, es una persona muy segura de sÍ misma, de su cuerpo, de todo ello creo que es para empoderar a la mujer, es muy feminista ella y quÉ bonito. no fue algo vulgar o feo lo que hizo, respeto a las mujeres que tambiÉn hacen es hoy ella lo hizo para otro tipo de cosas. reportera: agua siempre ha presumido orgullosa sus curvas, la cantante estÁ haciendo mucho ejercicio. serÁ que lorenzo le pone algÚn pero al fÍsico de su sensual novia? lorenzo: para mÍ es perfecta a m

jessica: hablaron de otros temas tambiÉn.ido los candidatos, salieron de las redes sociales. los mexicanos le enviaron al instituto electoral mÁs de 10,700 preguntas que se agruparon para que los candidatos respondieran. estaremos muy pendientes de quÉ ocurra. patricia: gracias. empresarios, universitarios y la sociedad civil en nicaragua convocaron a un paro nacional contra el gobierno de daniel ortega para el jueves. la crisis continÚa y ha dejado mÁs de 140 muertos. marÍa: las escenas de dolor y terror continuaron en nicaragua. principalmente, al sur de la capital. de acuerdo a la poblaciÓn, el ataque disparaba fusiles levantando ataques en las vÍas de trÁnsito. miembros de la juventud sandinista entran para impedir que atiendan a los manifestantes heridos. a los pobladores los capturaron y amarraron. las campanas de la iglesia sonaron para dar aviso. >>empezamos a organizar las calles para que no pasaran los antimotines. andaban armados, incluso. marÍa: el apoyo de los ciudadanos fue visible en las calles. >>esto es deses

joining us is jessica melugin. she is the associate director for technology for the center of technology at the competitive enterprise institute. i will get that right before the segment is over. she is here to talk about another u.s. supreme court to vision this week, which held that states can force online retailers, like wayfarer and overstock to charge state sales taxes, and the impact that will have on retailers as well as consumers. jessica, thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. host: remind our viewers with the competitive enterprise institute is. media-led economic issues and a little taxation. host: this supreme court decision, it was a case between wayfarer and online retailers. and south dakota over sales taxes. set up with this case was about. guest: in 2016, south dakota passed a law that said, even if youeware, don't have a physical presence, a store, warehouse, or office, we well expect you to remit sales tax to us. that has not what the legal present has been for decade. todays what we see her

jessica got lots of flack after posting this video. son ace sporting a cast in the pool.s rained down on the singer such as no way a doctor said that was okay to this doesn't seem very smart to me, but then again, i know the difference between chicken and tuna. >> i know it's tuna. but it says chicken. >> the backlash prompted fans to come to jessica's defense, including an orthopedic nurse who said it's totally okay and totally healthy to be doing this. >> if you're a mom shamer. hopefully, you have your own children. to read comments about your children. i just feel like it's kind of a waste of time to write those comments. >> it's not the first time jessica has felt the wrath of social media pun once for letting maxwell wear a bikini. and then letting her wear makeup. >> your biggest mom fails? >> i let my daughter wear mascara. >> is that a fail? >> i don't know. she's not even 6 yet. >> she's maintained a healthy attitude. one rule to live by. >> would they want know go on social media and say that about their children? it's kind of like the golden rule. do unto othe

about 85 in anaheim today for jessica and all the folks at pixar pier.to tahoe, look at all the sunshine and record highs in the mid 80s through wednesday. >> thank you, mike. we have breaking news out of san francisco's mission district. a shooting has left one person dead. >> the investigation is happening at harrison and 24th. that's where we find abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield this morning. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. as the neighborhood wakes up, we're watching as investigators are now talking to people. we have seen them greeting people in their driveways inside the crime tape. the crime tape has been up since about 2:30. harrison is blocked off at 24th in the mission district. we have watched as investigators canvas the area gathering stuff and bagging it up as they go, hoping it could be evidence in this case that could lead them to the killer. two men were found shot here, one died at the scene. the other was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. one woman out walking her dog this morning was upset

that flat, next door to jessica's.people in flat 175, i was looking for another girl. i didn't know there was anyone in there. that's all right. but his witness statement made clear the overwhelming challenges he faced. the firefighters' radios often failed to work. at critical times, they couldn't send crucial messages, and tonight, the fire brigades union has said that fire services need to improve communications. tom symonds, bbc news at the grenfell tower inquiry. the bbc has apologised to its presenter, carrie gracie, for paying her less than male colleagues, and will award her back—pay. carrie gracie publically resigned as china editor injanuary when she learned she was paid substantially less than her male counterparts. she now says she'll donate the funds to a gender equality charity. i love the bbchas been my work family for more than 30 years, and i wa nted family for more than 30 years, and i wanted to be the best. sometimes families feel the need to shout at each other, but it is always a relief when you ca

talking about the cost of duplication across t federal government, and to do that, we're joined by jessica lucas judy of the government accountability office, the gao new duplication report is out, always eagerly awaited by those on capitol hill. let's talk about some of the duplication. explain why you started doing this and how you go about doing this report. we are required by law to look at across e entire federal government programs where congress or executive branch agencies can better manage overlap oron gao duplication of programs and we also added in where they can achieve some kind of cost savings, save money and avoid spending or get some additional revenue. host: fragmentation, overlap, and duplication. is there a difference between those three? guest: there is, there's some overlap in the overlap, but basically fragmentation is where you have agencies that are orking towards a common goal doing the same kind of thing and they could communicate better or coordinate better to deliver the services a little more effectively, they share information or clarify who is supposed to be

. >> jessica, right there.ant to make her feel special. >> is this the dating website. >> yeah. >> i booked a meeting with her at 11:30. i was asking her about restaurant that she loved. we're going to have that here. >> they would know what she likes. >> they call in the food. on the way to pick it up -- >> we found out that the office is getting pizza for everybody. that's awesome. but we were planning a lunch to jessica, you read my mind. >> we're going to throw it in front of jessica. we did all this work for you. th they stick with the plan. they bring back the food. and jessica walks in for her meeting. >> what is this? >> huh? >> where is the boring meeting? >> we know you actually wanted pizza. you can have that, too. >> that was my next question. can i have the pete sa coming. >> with the rain drops outside, this is amazing. >> this is better than getting your parking spot for employ of the month. >> julia mon's monthly defense . >> we know that she likes to bounce. >> got competition. this family spot

she couldn't even move. >> reporter: couldn't move, but jessica says savannah did speak.hat she said would be crucial to the case. >> she said, just leave me here. i was mad because she said that, so that's when i left. >> reporter: when jessica goes back upstairs, another 10 or 15 minutes later, she sees savannah disheveled. no bra and her clothes backwards and inside out. >> she was slumped over the toilet throwing up. and, oh gosh, she threw up so much. like, it was at least 20 times that night. she just kept throwing up everywhere. >> reporter: and she says cameron, nowhere in sight. turns out he's back downstairs at the party, taking smiling snaps. no hint of potential wrongdoing. do you remember cameron harrison ever being in that room with you? >> no. >> reporter: it's approaching midnight, and on the ride home, friend taylor says that's when savannah whispered a secret to her. >> i asked her, you know, are you okay? and she had told me, i think i had sex with cameron. >> reporter: with a sickly savannah in the backseat, it is jessica taking responsibility for her

that flat next door to jessica's. in flat 175, i was looking for another girl. i didn't know there was anyone in there. that's all right. but his witness statement made clear the overwhelming challenges he faced. the firefighters' radios often failed to work. at critical times they couldn't send crucial messages, and tonight, the fire brigades union has said that fire services need to improve communications. tom symonds, bbc news at the grenfell tower inquiry. virgin airlines has said it will no longer help the home office with the removal of immigrants to their countries of origin. in a statement he airline said it had taken the decision in the best interests of its customers and staff. the move follows the recent windrush scandal involving the wrongful removal of people from the uk to the caribbean. the bbc has apologised to its presenter carrie gracie for paying her less than male colleagues , and will award her back—pay. carrie gracie publically resigned as china editor injanuary when she learnt she was paid su bs

i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: jessica, thank you. markets -- with asian markets with sophie, reading. sophie: yvonne, we are seeing gains in crude, brent up about .03%. -- techeeing textures shares leading the charge, and in the currency space, the dollar eased keeping steady. asian currencies are under pressure, taking a cue from the yuan which no longer serves as original an anchor. much in thes very driver's seat, and the korean won is said to be the most exposed in the trade war, as it involves korea's biggest trading partners, the u.s. and china. it has slashed its a year and projections for the korean won 11.80 perlar. kathleen: we are watching chinese markets so closely when they open in less than one hour. there is a need -- investors say that there is a strong push to sell. sophia, what are the homegrown reasons for concern here? >> chinese markets have actually been quite week since they , because theuary government de-leveraging campaign is reducing liquidity in the system. that would not be a problem if the economy would

. >> reporter: jessica said her friend left her home less than an hour before she got a phone call she never expected. her friend was in the hospital being treated for a serious head injury. >> we found out that since then she was assaulted, and she was hit in the head with a blunt object. we are not sure what, but very likely something like a hammer or pipe. >> reporter: in this recently obtained surveillance video around 6 pm on sunday, june 3, you can barely see a woman crossing 28th street on sanchez across the top of the screen. she walks out of frame, but the microphone on the camera picks up sounds of the woman screaming and her baby crying. jessica says her friend does not remember anything from the time she left her home to when she realized she was in the hospital and she could not give police any details of what happened, but her sister who lives in washington d.c. was able to offer something. >> she was on face time with her sister right before the attack and during the attack. and all of the sudden, it went black, and she heard my friend say he hit me. so we know from that

jessica: mÉxico no guardÓ silencio.valentes a diversos productosque provee carne de los estados unidos hasta por un monto equiparable al nivel de la afectaciÓn. reportera: la decisiÓn se hizo pÚblica apenas minutos despuÉs del anuncio. luego la presidencia informÓ del nuevo acuerdo entre mÉxico y canadÁ para luchar juntos en contra de las medidas. >> habremos de seguir definiendo un comercio abierto y librey basado en reglas incluyendo una exitosa modernizaciÓn del tratado de libre comercio. >> hay ciertos productos cÁrnicos, por ejemplo que mÉxico va a poner aranceles. se produce tambiÉn en europa, podemos importarlos desde allÍ. la manzana de washington tambiÉn se produce en colombia. reportera: para este economista, imponer sanciones fue la mejor forma para que estados unidos no sigan presionando. >> aquÍ el acero no va a subir porque mÉxico no va a cerrar sus fronteras al acero en todo el mundo. >> los empresarios de la serie del aluminio aplaudieron el contrataque. >> entendemos que quieran posicionar su industria

i am jessica summers, this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: jessica, thanks.ng shots of a potential trade war between the top economies in the world. president xi jinping with a hard-line stance. we go to our chief asian economics correspondent in mark carney who joins us now -- enda curran joining us from hong kong. this seems to be hitting consumers in particular. doing have any indications that it could disrupt the global economy? >> i do feel like we are heading into a more dangerous phase, pretty close deadline there in terms of the first tariffs being implemented. and feel that we are also talking about a multiple order basket of goods which would hit a much broader swath of the economies, in particular the u.s. there is no doubt that both sides are going to the wire on this and there was no sign of any significant breakthrough that would lead to a truce in the trade war. yvonne: the u.s. is basically targeting almost every product exports,a actually which is quite interesting because they don't really have as much a munition to do so? enda: like you men

we are about this year's report with jessica lucas judy at gao.gov if you want to check out their work. you can call and ask questions about duplication, fragmentation and some of these issues we're talking about. republicans, call (202) 748-8001 , democrats, call (202) 748-80's report with jessica lucas , independents, call (202) 748-8002. take us through another big money line item in this report that you .2. guest: another example is with coast guard boat stations. they perform search-and-rescue operations as f its mission and they have boot stations all around the country. identified 18 of their boat stations that they could close without jeopardizing their ability at all to provide that certain rescue operation. they have to be able to respond within a two hour window. ey fnd there w i vocaon overlap in the stations. one of the stations that was damaged had to be repaired. and so fir identified 2013.statements that in when we did our review in 2017, they have not started closing in the stations, because the rece from congress and the isal population, because it a big deal to lose

let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica. jessica: thanks, julie. theresa may has suffered a defeat on her key brexit legislation setting up a battle with the house of commons on wednesday. lawmakers passed an amendment to ensure parliament can erect the final stage of negotiations. leaders are considering issuing a formal warning following a summit that the u.k. risks crashing without a deal. south korea's defense ministry says a joint military drill with the u.s. planned for august has been suspended. if the filter commitment made by president trump -- it fulfills a commitment made by president trump. that is too brief president xi on the summit and discuss negotiating tactics. it would be his third visit to beijing in three months. president trump has called for a new space force to be added to the u.s. military as part of an arms service separate from the five traditional uniformed branches. the proposal faces resistance from the air force which oversees military ran's. the administration says it wants to send robot explorers to the moon as earl

matt and jessica have a great spot.at the beginning where the parade will step off. >> see the man with the giant flag? >> he's ready to go. he wants everyone driving by to acknowledge the dubs this morning. we love it. >>> plus we're live in singapore this morning covering that other big story. president trump anno >>> now at 6:30, historic meeting. president trump and kim jong-un announcing a major deal after coming together in singapore. could it mean peace on the korean peninsula. >>> final days for toys "r" us. the deals keep getting better if you act fast. >> oakland ready to party. sky7 live over the parade route. look bathed in gold this morning. how appropriate. everyone getting ready to celebrate third nba finals win in four years. >> complete coverage of dubs nation celebration including jessica castro, matt keller and amy hollyfield live at the parade route in oakland. good to see you all. >> everyone looks great. first start with getting you out the door so we'll talk to meteorologist mike nicco. >> i reall

thank you to caroline and jessica. from us all, goodbye.again hit tomorrow 30 degrees and we certainly got that today in london and most major places had temperatures, most major cities with temperatures in the mid or high 20s. no real change on the weather front. the jet stream or high 20s. no real change on the weatherfront. thejet stream is or high 20s. no real change on the weather front. the jet stream is to the north of others. across iceland and into scandinavia. a bit of a dip here. big high—pressure sitting on top of us. extending into scandinavia and the baltic. it's going to be hotting up. temperatures rising in the coming days. the required on the weather front. a rising in the coming days. the required on the weatherfront. a bit misty around some off the coast but thatis misty around some off the coast but that is it. these temperatures, 15, that's not what it is now. it's still around 20 degrees. the weather tomorrow is not much to say. sunny and hot. skyrocketing through the course of the afternoon. what does that mean? if yo

reporting live in millbrae, i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >>> thanks, jessica. more than 500 san jose police officers want the city's independent police auditor to be remessed from his job. mayor liccardo and councilmembers will talk about the controversy. aaron zisser accused of misrepresenting use of force statistics. the police officers say he used percentages when the number of incidents was less than 10, skewing the reports. zisser prepared a revision. he disagrees he's guilty of misconduc misconduct. >>> could i have presented that data in a way that's more careful, sure. >> if there's a police officer who had those sort of allegations, he would be put on administrative leave until it was sorted out. >> the mayor and city council expected to discuss whether any further action is needed at today's meeting. >>> immigrants from four countries will be allowed to sue the trump administration. right now people from el salvador, haiti, nicaragua and sudan are granted temporary status in the u.s. because their home countries face upheaval or natural disaster. they

jessica: tenemos una becky diferente.stros amigos, nuestra familia sobre lo que estÁ pasando en tu vida, pero tambiÉn preguntarle a otros, estando como se sienten. cuando estoy con amigos que son artistas, trato de no hablar de trabajo. porque al final del dÍa, siempre hablamos de trabajo. quiero saber quÉ comiste de desayuno hoy. jessica: yo quiero saber que opinas de estos galanes. becky: quÉ divertido! jessica: si los quieres ver sin piyama o con piyama. comienzo con uno mayor, porque te gustan mayores. voy contigo . prÓximo. becky: es amigo mÍo. pero sin piyama. con piyama. maluma, se va a reÍr cuando vea esto. jessica: por Último, donald trump. becky: y lo quiero ver. --ni lo quiero ver. [risas] >> muchas gracias por hablar del empoderamiento de la mujer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: aquÍ estÁbamos comentando sobre becky g y como la vimos crecer con sus 15 aÑos y "shower" ha estado muchas ocasiones aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica" . jessica: es muy interesante que no se conociÓ con nati hasta el vÍdeo. finalmente como cuando llegÓ el d

jessica: it's not. we talked about the 15 progressives whoigned thatletted menendez and the establishment democrats. they are saying hold on,t a minute. if peace is the goal. let's see how trying things a little bit differently works out for us. kennedyus.i think everybody invoed, no matter what you want toay about thyme them would rather peace than a nuclear war. but like you were talking about in your opening conversation with sean spicer. voters aren't the same as they used to be. republicans voted for a non-republican in donald trump. all politics is local. when progressives say we are the dove party and we are n the hawk party. i'm willing to say that to chuck schumer's face. i think it's a good sign for the impending election and the mid-terms and the party overall. kennedy: guy, doesn't it make your message more authentic and trustworthy? i understand resistance, resistance. they want to sweep the house in the mid-terms and maybe even take the senate. but going against every single thing the pres

let's get to the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: escalating trade tensions sent u.s.tocks to the steepest decline since april. the dow and s&p 500 index fell more than 1.3%. losses were paired after the national trade council director peter navarro said there were no plans to impose restrictions on chinese technology investment. treasury secretary steven mnuchin denied that china is the main target of plans to use emergency laws to protect sensitive industries. eight people familiar with the plan have told bloomberg that the white house plans to declare chinese investment a security risk in areas such as new energy vehicles, robotics, and aerospace. mnuchin says it would apply to any country planning to steal u.s. technology. a government lawsuit accusing american express of thwarting competition by preventing merchants from steering customers to cards with lower fees. blow to retailers looking to reduce the $50 billion in fees that they pay to credit card companies each year. amex shares jumped in new york while visa and mastercard fell. they assigned a settlement wi

>> jessica schneider. sources are telling cnn that there have been multiple injuries and fatalities. a shooting in annapolis, maryland. capital of maryland. an hour outside of washington, d.c. the shooting there at the newspaper "capital gazette." police, law enforcement saying one individual in custody but they're still saying it is an active shooter situation. they're making sure that there is no other shooter before they give the all clear. way tonight bring back josh campbell, former fbi supervisory special agent. josh, we have vivid descriptions from the "capital gazette" crime reporter phil davis talking about what it was like being in the newsroom hiding under his desk after his colleagues had been shot hearing the shooter reload. >> that's right, jake. we hear from witnesses in these types of incidents. heard from them before and never easy to hear. the panic, the chaos that ensued. although workplaces prepare for these types of incidents, we have seen the uptick in number of active shooter trainin

let's see what she has in store for us this midday, jessica?> reporter: hi, natasha, i wish you were here, a beautiful day in southern california, - - - adventu adventure. this opens to the public tomorrow. we got a sneak peek all morning long, and right now, i want to show you and talk about what's happening at the pier because there's a lot of characters here. there's a lot of entertainment. i'm going to invite william to talk to me, one of the spokes people here for the disneyland resort. william, there's so much going on for this pixar fest that's already been going on for quite some time, through april running through september, and we have the big grand opening of the pier tomorrow. it's so exciting. >> absolutely right. we are so thrilled to be celebrating friendship and beyond here at the disneyland resort in pixar fest. an important part of the films is the notion of friendship. that's why we are celebrating it here in pixar fest. it's brought to right here at pixar pier. meet joy and sadness from "inside out" or russell and doug from

jessica, it is a 6-2 ruling. do you know which justices joined the majority here and which dissented? >> reporter: we do, actually. justice clarence thomas, a staunch conservative, he actually joined the majority in the opinion. but not the reasoning. i do want to talk, poppy, about something that jeffrey toobin mentioned, the fact that this opinion, you know, will likely open the doors to a lot of other disputes like this. because as we're reading through this opinion, we're seeing that the justices here did not rule on broad constitutional grounds here. they were much more limited to saying that this colorado civil rights commission really violated the baker's religious beliefs here. they really were very -- quite narrow in saying that this commission was not tolerant of his religious beliefs and that was something interestingly at oral arguments, justice kennedy spoke extensively on, you know, bit torn here as to the rights of this baker, but also while maintaining the rights of gay couples, but then also sayi

jessica, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. >> let's talk more about the consequential case that we were discussing with jessica. law professor and american university steve paddock, thanks for coming in. >> great to be with you. >> give me your take. this is a major decision, and a major 5-4 decision overturning nearly 40 years of court precedent in holding that fair share fees violate the first amendment. what does it all mean? >> yeah. i think it's a pretty big blow, kate, to public sector unions especially in those states where the legislators are less supportive of them. it could be much harder for the unions to build strong financial capital and it would be much rder for them to have the economic bargaining power that they've exercised historically. i think the question is going to be how do state legislatures respond or do they just lea these unions to fend for themselves with a far, far smaller war chest, so to speak. >> i want to get your take, steve, on what jessica was talking about and kind o

kpix 5's jessica flores is live on the scene. jessica. >> reporter: good morning. that fear is out.oke out at 12:45 a.m. the fire is out. fire crews were here working on the fire for hours. now investigators are walking around trying to figure out the cause of the fire but you can see, they have removed burned furniture. they found one man dead inside the home. the home is a total loss. contra costa fire arrived to find smoke and flames shooting out of the windows. 7 engines and several trucks responded to the scene. they worked to put out the flames with water and foam. now, fire officials say elderly parents lived with their adult son in the home. the elderly woman and her adult son already escaped the fire by the time firefighters arrived, the elderly man was found dead on the second floor of the home. >> by the time we were able to make entry and get inside the area, you know, unfortunately, he did succumb to his injuries due to the fire and the smoke. >> reporter: the victim's wife and adult son had smoke inhalation and lacerations. it's unclear if the home had any smoke detect

i'm jessica flores live in emeryville.pursuit of two kidnapping suspects ended in the city in a firing crashed, killing one of those suspects. witness video shows police dragging the driver from the burning vehicle at west macarthur boulevard yesterday afternoon around 3:15. the car hit another vehicle and slammed into a light pole. >> we used a knife to cut him out of his seatbelt. >> reporter: they saved the driver, now in critical condition. the passenger died in the burning car and investigators said the two suspects forced the woman in the trunk of a car in the tenderloin. she escaped by using the emergency release lever and now, police say the victim is being treated for injuries. police have not released information about the suspects or whether or not the victim knew the suspects. the motive is not clear. jessica flores, kpix5. >>> it is 6:56. time for your final five. >>> oakland gears up for the warriors championship parade. organizers are putting up the barricades and parade goers are advised to use public trans

i'm sure democrats like my friend jessica don't agree with his comments.rish: i don't know, jessica, what do u think? >> no, i definitely don't agree with those comments. trish: you don't like what bill maher said either? >> no, i actually don't. that is not the true the choice we have. in madeleine albright in her book the roots to authoritarian is bad economy. that is how dictators rise to power. what is going on not the end result he is thinking. lend as bad message to a million ads cut for 2018 cycle and 2020 nancy pelosi and bill maher and other people dismissing economic gains that americans are feeling. >> jessica, like he is on our payroll. at this point -- >> i don't think you guys an afford him. >> him and nancy are giving us free campaign ads. i literally don't understand some of their comments. they are so tone deaf to the american people. it is one thing to dislike trump at least applaud success of improving the economy of the these are forgotten people he campaigned for. trish: this is the past democratic party's problem overall. this is what

jessica, are you just hoping to see riley curry? >> riley is a star in her own right, so, yes, very excited to see her. but yes, of course all the players, curry. >> clay. >> draymond green. >> right after the game clay had the best quote. i was watching cnn and they asked him what about the champagne going on. he said i'm not champagne guy but i kill bud lights. that's klay thompson. he's a fun player and has a sense of humor. >> no doubt he'll have one of those on hand. okay. >> maybe. >> we're here on 11th and broadway. if you're coming out to stake your spot, come out and say hi to matt and i. >> back to you in the studio. >> already having fun out there. i'm interested to see how the bull horns work out. give draymond a bullhorn. >> i would be really nervous. i have two things i can say. yeah, thank you, we're excited. good luck coming up with something better. >> if you can't make it to the parade in person, we actually have a great vantage point for you. you can catch dub nation celebration on abc 7. our live coverage starts