>> jessica: this is one not worth noting. that the former fbi director, jim comey testified to the committee, remember this? fbi agents did not believe that flynn intentionally lied about talks with the russian ambassador. that is what he has pleaded guilty to. lying to fbi investigators. so if comey told the house intelligence committee one thing, he said some things altogether different on this book to her. so, again, before a judge accepts a plea deal, for something, you have to get to the bottom of did he really do it or not? >> maybe get some different flavors of popcorn next week. fruit baskets, popcorn. >> coming up, the president with a one on one with vladimir putin. new sanctions. this as iranian lawmakers claimed the obama administration granted citizens to thousands of iranians after the nuclear deal was signed but what this means going forward when it comes to dealing with the islamic republic. back after this. ♪ on every purchase, everywhere. actually, that's super easy. my bad. ...to give you the protein you ne

jessica: that was more than a year ago.avid had moved to san diego, hoping to escape the high cost of living in seattle. david: i was actually making good money and i was still living under the livable wage. jessica: it didn't take him long to realize he couldn't make ends meet in southern california either. after months in hostels and air bnb rentals he headed to tijuana for those tacos -- and, a place to call home. he international move is saving him more than $1000 per month in rent. miguel: tijuana has a huge potential based on its geography. jessica: real estate developer miguel marshall is tapping into that potential with a series of mixed-use developments. miguel: the opportunity is right now and we have to we have to continue to grow and to meet demand. jessica the demand for : affordable housing. in san diego the average rent for a one bed room apartment is 18 hundred dollars per month two and three bedroom apartments can average up to three grand or more. miguel owns the complex where david rents his apartment for

jessica: se toman una selfie conmigo? >> claro. jessica: nos vamos..olo". >> pero me siento igual. jessica: ahÍ esta gente de zona. andrea: estarÁn en esta noche de domingo. creo que hay que volver. jessica: yo no quiero ir presa hoy. hay que llegar a este domingo. andre -- andrea: no podemos representar tan mal a "despierta amÉrica". veremos los looks que van a usar. karla: gracias. mÁs adelante nos enlazamos con ustedes. vamos a bailar al ritmo de los cumpleaÑero son. -- cumpleaÑeros. raÚl: mÍrala, diani mariel. cumple un aÑo. >> karen y cecilia de la rosa cumplen hoy siete y 82 aÑos. >> descubriÓ a marÍa verÓnica garcÍa. seis aÑos. >> festejamos a una muÑeca que sistema marleen de mÉxico, mi paisana. igualita. 26 aÑos como yo. >> amada cumple un aÑos. >> lourdes arlequÍn de la repÚblica dominicana cumple 50 aÑos el dÍa de hoy. >> cÉsar cumple cuatro aÑos. >> festejamos... serÁ mi prima? chis el de florida cumple 40 aÑos. >> paloma tambiÉn cumple aÑos. >> tambiÉn nuestro ulises. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [festejan] karla: ven a bailar, mi flaco. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: par

>> jessica: you can google it. if you're doing any normal background check and you google paul manafort, a lot of things come up about his dealings in that part of the world, this is something i would say the most obvious mistake that they made. >> lawrence: was brought on because i thought it was going to be a broken kind of a stomach convention. has a lot of specialties. one broken convention. >> harris: the point of heard others make it as an interesting point is in the throes of a campaign, as is what happens when everybody doesn't get that? and it's tough because you had someone who was nontraditionally politician, right? and that's what people love about donald trump and loved about him as a candidate. so i don't think we should be too shocked with regard to the vetting that didn't happen and a lot of what is out there about paul manafort was not clandestine. but it is part of that process. >> lawrence: didn't take much vetting to know that paul manafort. >> harris: and you have to vet and know that there wou

jessica. ♪ ♪ jessica: gracias y buenos dÍas.erta] buenas dÍas, cÓmo estÁ? muy amable. quÉ bueno. muchas gracias. cuÉnteme de dÓnde es usted y hace cuantos aÑos vive acÁ? de quÉ ha trabajado? >> era hondureÑo. vine a este paÍs, muy buen país. vine el 19 de abril de '92. he trabajado en empresas de limpieza. jessica: me contaba que el jefe de la compaÑÍa decía que usted era una de los mejores trabajadores. seÑor juan, usted tiene muchas preocupaciones que tienen que ver con que el tps expira el 5 de enero de 2020. cuÁles son sus preocupaciones? juan: es por mi edad. no podrÉ desempeÑar mi trabajo que yo hacÍa. cualquier trabajo. ya no voy a poder hacerlo. esa es una de las preocupaciones. la segunda es que mi deseo es tener libertad y andar para donde quiera. ir a mi paÍs las veces que yo pueda hacerlo. jessica: usted quiere regresar a honduras algÚn dÍa para poder abrazar a quiÉn? juan: a mis hijos, primeramente jessica: cuÁntos hijos tiene? juan: tres . nietos, seis. jessica: cuando pueda ir a honduras a visitar, a abrazar a sus

jessica: jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.bles detonantes y 30 detonadores. enrique: arqueÓlogos del instituto nacional de antropologÍa e historia en mÉxico descubrieron un nuevo templo en una pirÁmide. el sismo del pasado 19 de septiembre permitiÓ a los especialistas descubrir un hueco donde permaneciÓ escondido el templo. el descubrimiento podrÍa alojar nueva luz sobre la civilizaciÓn en morelos. la profunda devastaciÓn que dejÓ el huracÁn marÍa a su paso por puerto rico, aÚn es visible en muchos hogares que no tienen techos seguros y los sectores que todavÍa no tienen electricidad. la poblaciÓn se ha movilizado para que la isla vuelva ana la humanidad. -- a la normalidad.- lourdes: Éste comedor comunitario en el sector las carolinas en caguas surgiÓ a raÍz de la necesidad que provocÓ el huracÁn marÍa.yo dir totalmente voluntario que convirtiÓ una escuela abandonada en un refugio de amor y sigue alimentando el cuerpo y el espÍritu de los mÁs necesitados. >> puerto rico se estÁ levantando por gente como nosotros, gente que vi

democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. in joining us in the center seat, fox news media analyst, host of media buzz and author of media madness, donald trump, the press and the war over the truth, howard kurtz is "outnumbered." nice to see you, your silent. >> melissa: he has good manners. >> howard: supposed to be "outnumbered." >> harris: thanks for being here. let's get to the news, it is the document that so many have been waiting for. after house republicans tried for months to secure its release, the fbi has released the application it submitted to a secret court, the fisa court, to get permission to start surveilling the truck campaign aides carter page. the heavily redacted document we now know reveals the infamous trump dossier compiled by a former british spy christopher steele. which was an essential part of the fbi effort. president trump tweeted this. so now we found out that it was indeed the unverified and fake dirty dossier that was paid for by cricket hillary clinton and the dnc that was knowingly and fals

en mÉxico,jessica zermeÑo.encia de prensa en la casa blanca. jorge: el comisionado estÁ unido esta noche y uribe no estÁ allÍ, enviÓ una excusa mÉdica. el exmandatario deberÁ hacer frente a una indagatoria por parte de la corte suprema de justicia, como reporta desde bogotÁ. >> despuÉs de que llamaron a indagatoria al expresidente, por la presunta colisiÓn de los delitos de fraude, manipulaciÓn de testigos y soborno... lo que ocasionÓ que el ex primer mandatario renunciara a su senador vÍa twitter. " me siento moralmente impedido para ser senador. enviarÉ mi carta de renuncia para que en mi defensa, no interfiera con las tareas del senado". >> el primero de sus partidarios que saliÓ en su defensa, fue el electo presiden >> estamos seguros que su honorabilidad e inocencia prevalecerÁ. >> al interior de su partido, hubo una reuniÓn a la que ademÁs de los parlamentarios, asistieron los hijos uribe, de cercanos defensores, con la orden estricta de no hablar con la prensa. al tÉrmino de la misma, una de sus senadora

here it is, said jessica.en driving aimlessly through wisconsin, iowa, nebraska, breaking into homes along the way. in one, she, too, grabbed a shotgun, a .410. so on easter night, there they were both armed, drugged and wired when they drove down another back road completely at random. and greg said stop. and at what turned out to be the stock farmhouse, in they went. >> greg was like, follow me real quick. so i followed him and we went upstairs and when i turned around, greg had turned on a light in the room. and i seen this guy laying in the bed. and i said, come on, let's go, let's do something. because there was people there. >> reporter: what was the feeling you had as you said that? >> like panic. it was like craziness like god, what if they wake up. you know? >> reporter: but. >> he just turned and went into that room. the guy had rolled out of bed and they were wrestling with the gun. and i just was like startled and my gun went off. and i have no idea where that shot went. >> reporter: sources close

i took jessica back into the kitchen, and i made a tourniquet for jessica's neck because i stabbed herneck. i wanted to know why she done what she done, why she killed my child. and i will say this, she never admitted it. >> the next morning jessica's brother arrived and discovered the bodies. knowing that blanchard had threatened and harassed jessica after the two split up, he identified blanchard as a suspect and police apprehended him within hours. later, blanchard pled guilty as part of a deal to avoid the death penalty. >> you don't feel that you should have received the death penalty? >> i believe that's for god to answer. if god would have wanted me that, then i would have got that. do i believe because i took another person's life that i should die? no, i don't. >> why isn't it up to god to decide jessica's fate? why did you take that opportunity? >> obviously, it was their time. i can't answer that. >> do you still believe that they all deserved to die? >> i would honestly answer yes. yes. i believe that they done something to me that i couldn't live with. it would have hurt m

>> jessica: is a different threat on two levels. we are talking a lot more about russian meddling than we were before, it doesn't mean it didn't happen before but we are certainly more actively talking about it. second of all, it's a p.r. threat for the president and the republican party more generally. i don't think going into the midterm that they need to have a potential reboot of what happened in helsinki were people on both sides of the aisle were extremely upset with how president trump behaved in public. we don't know what happened behind closed doors. i don't know why that can't wait until after the midterms especially as we've seen rod rosenstein released their plan for how to going to combat russian meddling in the 2018 election. we heard from mike pompeo that they're coming for us again so why the rush? >> melissa: is interesting to hear talk like that and you might want to be careful before the midterms, i heard somebody else say earlier, the american people want to hear the president say that he has on our side. not on

jessica: en tultepec, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.por el cartel en sinaloa. podrÍa ser condenado a cadena perpetua. jorge: el actor y activista mexicano, diego luna, hablÓ recientemente con jorge ramos sobre su iniciativa ciudadana y las demandas que deberÍan hacer al nuevo gobierno de lÓpez obrador. >> tienes todo el derecho de exigirle en quÉ méxico quieres vivir y cuÁles quieres que sean las prioridade. tenemos que estar ahÍ para predicarles lo que no hacen bien. enrique: en la entrevista completa este domingo. ilia: un lÍder con un turbio pasado, una organizaciÓn de superaciÓn personal y un grupo de mujeres marcadas como si fueran ganado. reportero: un lÍder con un turbio pasado, una organizaciÓn de superaciÓn personal y un grupo de mujeres quedas marcadas como si fueran ganado. >> no solamente me apropio de tu mente, no solamente manipulo y controlo tus acciones, sino que ademÁs me apropio de tu cuerpo hasta el punto de que le pongo una marca. eso es muy perverso. reportero: de acuerdo con el fbi, este era el gran amo y las mujer

jessica zermeÑo tiene mÁs de esta visita.aron con enrique peÑa nieto. >> pidiÓ al secretario pompeo y al resto que se hagan los mÁximos esfuerzos para lograr aciÓn. jessica: luego la comitiva estadounidense se traslado por las calles de la capital mexicana hasta la casa de manuel lÓpez obrador. afuera los esperaban manifestantes enojados. >> estos dejaron a los mis prÁcticamente huÉrfanos. jessica: pero dentro sÓlo habÍa sonrisas. el prÓximo presidente de mÉxico les presentÓ a quien serÁ su siguiente interlocutor. >> el presidente electo ha entregado el secretario de estado una propuesta. jessica: el encuentro entre la comitiva estadounidense y lÓpez obrador fue fuertemente custodiado. un centenar de elementos del estado mayor presidencial, la policÍa federal y el servicio secreto estadounidense resguardo la casa donde se celebrÓ la reuniÓn. dijo que las reuniones reafirman que mÉxico y estados unidos son vecinos, aunque aquÍ uno sudan del buen entendimiento. arantxa: en nicaragua, atacaron la unam. cifras preliminares abland

>> jessica: that was a mistake.y pelosi certainly doesn't think 9/11 was just an incident, this is not loretta lynch matter or investigation, she misspoke there. she's been clear about the sacrifices that we made during 9/11 and that it was an attack and that is just misspeaking. a separate thing, a decision that had been repeated. what you are talking about, battle for leadership, that conversation is going on amongst democrats, certainly new candidates getting pushed on this and a number saying yes, we need new leadership, i will not be voting for nancy pelosi or chuck schumer. that conversation is happening, i don't think we can generalize, that is clearly a mistake. no one accuses nancy pelosi are not thinking 9/11 was the most egregious attack on american soil. >> i began by saying she was talking and gosh, i hope she didn't, i can't imagine she meant to call it that, nonetheless, it comes across, as i said before, let them eat cake kind of attitude. morgan, you think about who they could have gone with, they w

jessica: anoche la victoria tenÍa serenidad.nos a la reconciliaciÓn y a poner por encima... [aplausos] lÓpez obrador: a poner por encima de los interese personales, por legÍtimos que sean, el interÉs superior. >> va a tener mayorÍas relativas a las dos cÁmaras, de hecho absolutas. va a tener mÁs del 50%, si contamos tambiÉn los diputados y senadores. jessica: la coaliciÓn " juntos haremos historia", tendrÁn hasta 314 de los 500 diputados y hasta 76 de los 128 senadores. este consultor polÍtico explica hasta dÓnde llegarÁ el poder. >> va a poder hacer cambios legales con cierta facilidad y le darÁ mayor eficacia al gobierno. no podrÁ hacer cambios constitucionales. jessica: mucho mexicanos le exigen que su fuerza sea utilizada para cumplir lo que ha prometido durante estos 12 aÑos de campaÑa. >> lo que quiero es un partido polÍtico democrÁtico, partidos polÍticos que quieran rendir cuentas. jessica: serÁ el miÉrcoles cuando comience el conteo final de los votos. lÓpez obrador: tres principios bÁsicos, no mentir, no robar y no tra

jessica: en guerrero, mÉxico. jessica zermeÑo.egar un pedido a una base militar de nueva york. eso significa que pablo villavicencio saldrÁ en libertad y su deportaciÓn se detiene temporalmente. blanca rosa estÁ siguiendo el caso. blanca: en las afueras de la corte federal, en donde se reinicia su caso, decenas de personas acudieron a apoyar a pablo villavicencio. el ecuatoriano se encuentra detenido desde hace 54 dÍas, en una cÁrcel de inmigraciÓn de new jersey. fue arrestado en esta base militar, cuando fue a entregar pizzas del restaurante para el que trabajaba. las autoridades de inmigraciÓn dijeron entonces que tenÍa una orden de deportaciÓn desde el 2010 que no habÍa cumplido. >> que por favor le den una oportunidad de seguir su peticiÓn, su proceso legal. que por favor no lo separen de las niÑas, que son lo que mÁs quiere. son su prioridad. y ha sufrido mucho por esto. blanca: su esposa es nacionalizada norteamericana y sus hijas nacieron aquÍ. antonia tiene tres aÑos y luisiana cuatro. >> cuando lo vamos a visitar, Él llor

jessica: en conferencia de prensa...Á atenciÓn mÉdica privada para los sueldos funcionario.l, porque prefrontal congreso que temen el presidente puede ser juzgado. >> reforma real y para considerar delitos graves sin derecho a libertad bajo fianza, la corrupciÓn en todas sus modalidades, el robo de combustible y el fraude electoral. >> no tiene contrapeso la oposiciÓn que estÁ desmantelada en esa medida, creo que el hombre estÁ aprovechando su tiempo. jessica: las definiciones sobre polÍtica exterior comenzarÁ maÑana cuando el secretario de estado y otros colabores visiten a lÓpez obrador. personal de la embajada de estados unidos que realizo esta casa y sus alrededores. mientras ellos llegan, kimi le suenan porque las palabras se hagan realidad. enrique: parece la crÓnica de un desplome anunciado, se trata la caÍda de un centro comercial en mÉxico. alberto en el mes de marzo pasado y se derrumbÓ parcialmente hoy debido a problemas estructurales que llevaron a su evacuaciÓn. alejandro nos tiene las imÁgenes y tame lo que les a los investigadores en el inmueble que lleve regi

i have a tweet for you, jessica. the fake news media wants so badly to see a major confrontation with russia, even one that could lead to war. they are pushing so recklessly hard and hope i'll probably have a good relationship with putin. jessica: you see that with the north korea coverage as well. i think everyone is giving his his due credit. but as the reports roll out about what's going on in north korea, it's warranted. we had our own john roberts pushback and say am i the fake news and an enemy in the media? liz: policy versus behavior. he has been toughest when it comes to sanctions. these sanctions have really hurt russia. howie: a real gap between the policies and the tweets. let's take a look at this from the "new yorker." they seem to find new ways of killing off the president and they do it every week. when we come back, michael cohen secretly taping his former boston * about a former playboy model? ♪ it is such a good time to kiss ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughi

jessica: jessica. luis: eres fanÁtica de jennifer lÓpez? jessica: asÍ es.n bien, que se fijen en la expresiÓn, lo que nos van a transmitir al bailar. quiero que las entraÑas se nos muevan. yo estarÉ preparada para ver todo este tipo de cosas. estoy muy contenta porque tengo a unos crÍticos maravillosos en la mesa. raÚl: yo sÉ que el teatro musical, el teatro como tal, requiere una disciplina muy grande. dentro de esa pasiÓn, esas entraÑas y disciplina, no se podrÍa lola cortÉs convertir en la jueza de hierro? que quizÁs exija mucho no por el mal carÁcter, sino por los niveles de exigencia? [risas] loal: la verdad --lola: tÚ lo has dicho . en el teatro musical hay mucha exigencia. muchos se pregunta por quÉ soy tan franca, directa o tan exigente es que asÍ fue mi carrera. yo quiero dejar un grano en su carrera de lo que a mÍ me hizo mucho bien y es la disciplina, la perseverancia, la exigencia. no conformarnos. raÚl: pienso que es lo que tienen que ver con este programa. estarÁs junto a dayanara, la ganadora de la temporada anterior. y ademÁs de eso, junto a

jessica: no le voy a revelar mÁs.camacho, felicidades. karla: estrenando lentes vamos a bailar! ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mira "despierta amÉrica" en toda tus pantallas e ♪ ♪ ♪ "despierta amÉrica" ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: ahÍ estÁ la canciÓn de el polo y gente de zona, elevada por disfrutar este domingo "premios juventud". con esto le damos bienvenida a toda la gente de san antonio huista que nos estÁ viendo hoy 19 de julio de 2018. pasa y siÉntese. alan: estamos felices, hay varios eventos, sÁbado, domingo y los grandes premios. karla: comparecen en cortes de inmigraciÓn y en muchos casos sin representaciÓn legal, hace rato estuvimos una de las madres, cuyos hijos llegan solos a las cortes y muchos no hablan espaÑol o inglÉs. alan: me lo dices y no lo creo. satcha: es obviamente lo que nos dijo el elyangÉlica gonzÁlez, que estuvo con nosotros hace apenas una semana con estas presentaciones en corte que siguen ocurriendo y no son nuevas y han ocurrido pasadas administraciones. esto tiene que ver con los niÑos, que nos acompaÑ

for drew and jessica, it's all about the glamour game, which appears to run in the family.ma found out. >> my daughter is just as obsessed with hair and makeup and entertainment as i am. she's all into it. like, the rhinestone brushes. she has helped me along the way, so it's good to have an opinion from a 6-year-old, we all need a little youth. >> can you say hi? say hi. >> do you love mommy's products? >> what are your products. >> what do you mean, mom's name is on everything. >> maxwell's got the total hookup when it comes to getting glam. in addition to her fashion empire, her mom's launching a new cosmetics line, but it's not the makeup that keeps jessica feeling sexy. >> do you feel sexier than ever? >> my muz is such an amazing father. how can you be so active? we're good on the family. we're chilling. >> we're chilling. we're very happy. we know how to make babies very well. but we're -- we got the little one here. >> yeah. >> jessica was at beautycon in los angeles. the annual cosmetics convention is where we caught up with another famous mom, and yep, drew's two

jessica zermeÑo tiene estas imÁgenes y las reacciones. el cÁrtel de sinaloa se vistieron con una pasmosa calma. se tardaron media hora, no dejaron de revisar sus celulares, prohibidos en el lugar. el otro sonrÍe a la cÁmara que lo vigilaba. >> se detecta la salida y al mismo tiempo el elemento le pregunta, ¿y esos custodios, quÉ hacen a esa hora? el elemento le dice que son tres que desmontan de su turno y que se retiran despuÉs de cumplir con su turno. ilia: en los medios dados a conocer por televisa se observa cÓmo les abren las puertas sin problema para salir. afuera, varias caminatas esperan a cuatro custodios que salen, dos rÍos y dos cÓmplices. >> se le hace un poco raro al elemento que conoce el protocolo. le dice que verifique lo que estÁ pasando. jessica: lo que ocurriÓ en esa cÁrcel con esos dos presos de alta peligrosidad ha generado un escÁndalo en mÉxico, sobre todo porque joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, necesitÓ de un operativo de fuga mucho mÁs sofisticado. este experto en seguridad asegura que el escape pudo darse porque nadie ha

jessica: los resultados siguen llegando y serÁ el miÉrcoles cuando comience el conteo de los votos. las palabras. >>no mentir, no robar, no traicionar al pueblo. ilia: el presidente tuvo su primer acercamiento con donald trump. hablaron por telÉfono y cada uno expuso lo que espera de esta relaciÓn. janet: el presidente felicitÓ a andrÉs manuel lÓpez obradorpor telÉfono en una llamada que durÓ media hora. >>tuvimos una buena conversaciÓn. creo que la relaciÓn serÁ muy buena. janet: dijo que hablaron del tratado de libre fronteriza y h comercial. dijo que lÓpez obrador lo ayudara con la seguridad. dijo ademÁs, que habÍan hablado de proyectos y desarrollos que generen empleos en mÉxico y reducir la inmigraciÓn. "tuvo trato respetuoso" ,escribiÓ. >>le propondremos un tratado con canadÁ. >>las relaciones estÁn en uno de sus peores momentos. >>la relaciÓn bilateral va a mejorar. janet: las negociaciones del fÓ obrador habrÍa criticado el acuerdo. hoy no se hizo el presidente ha hecho en contra de mÉxico. lÓpez obrador ha catalogado trum de errÁtico y arrogante. escribiÓ un libro tambiÉn.

let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks.rrency focus galaxy digital makes its debut in toronto. the former partner says he eventually wants to list in hong kong, frankfurt, and london. it will trade virtual currencies , invest in related companies, and at as a merchant bank for the crypto communities. that therustrating equity markets here are soft and the crypto markets are softer. the job is stunningly exciting. the banking assignments that we are looking at and the companies we are talking to you are doing unbelievably creative things. yvonne: that it's galaxy -- jessica: that is the founder. of bloombergmpany news owns and operates the crypto index and partnership with galaxy digital. talks ton fund ended invest in real estate tech startup. he started a company with his brother and a classmate. he kept mistake despite shedding other assets when he became a senior white house adviser. his role as a beneficiary with softbank posed potential conflicts of interest. nyse is said to have fired a dozen employees at the chicago

kpix 5's jessica flores reports. >> reporter: we are in downtown danville. that's where the parade will march through in a couple hours that big parade. now, people started actually claiming their spots, all these chairs, started at 10 a.m. yesterday. everybody is okay to go ahead and set up now. but they were supposed to wait until last night. look, they had all these signs going up saying folks need to wait until 6 p.m. on july 3rd. but again, people started going and putting all these chairs up at 10 a.m. yesterday. the city also says chalk and tape can't be used. but we are seeing plenty of that. the city says cleaning up is going to be a problem because they have to power wash the chalk marks and have to use special equipment to keep it out of the storm drains. >> not that simple to throw a parade this popular. no. it has a lot of challenges. >> reporter: the city says if your stuff was removed caus you brou t too y, capick rom the no cy bout 100 groups participate in the parade. it lasts three hours and here's a live look at very first people coming ou

jessica leeds says she was assaulted on a plane in the late 70s.y this man started groping me. he was all over me and he was kissing me and he was. . . not a word was said from him. we're just having this tussle. in the seat. and it's like his... like his hands are every where like an octopus. but it is when he started putting his hand up my skirt... that i... got the... strength... the adrenaline to... manage to wiggle out. sounds like an assault. it was. it was an assault. absolutely. i mean, at one point i did feel pinned to my seat. it was a very physical attack. donald trump accused jessica leeds of lying. oh, i was with donald trump in 1980. i was sitting with him on a plane. and he went after me on the plane. yeah, i'm going to go after... believe me, she would not be my first choice that i can tell you! man! donald trump says you're a liar. what did you think of that? well... you know he... of course he is going to say that. he lives in a fantasy of his manly prowess. jessica leeds isn't the only woman with a story about the president. his

jessica: anastasio nos contÓ cÓmo estalló este predio. jessica: esta maÑana se registraron al menos cuatro explosiones. tras la primera llegaron una decena de bomberos. la la segunda fue mÁs letal que la primera. cuando ocurriÓ ya habÍa bomberos trabajando. algunos heridos fueron trasladados vÍaaÉrea a distintos hospitales. >> como siempre, el gobernador ha instruido que no tenga ningÚn costo para los pacientes. jessica: pero en su dolor, los familiares sÓlo tienen una sÚplica. >> que nos apo dejen desamparados a sus niÑos chiquitos. Él estaba cumpliendo con su deber. jessica: esta es la expresiÓn mÁs grande de la zona luegode la de diciembre del 2016. e sabes hubo 42 fallecidos. ilia:vamos con informaciÓn sobre inmigraciÓn. la cifra de niÑos separados de sus familias en la frontera es mayor de lo que se ha dicho. el gobierno dice que empieza a cumplir con la orden de una corte de reunificar a las familias y alrededor de 100 menores podrÍan reencontrarse con su familia la prÓxima semana. como nos dice claudia, falta mucho terreno por reco

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. thanks very much, jessica. update on markets. trading in new zealand underway for half an hour, just turned a little negative. the kiwi dollar also slightly lower. futures higher by .25%. it aussie dollar looks like may be hitting $.74 again sometime soon. u.s. futures did move on the announcement a couple hours ago that president trump will be releasing a list of a further $200 billion worth of chinese goods to face tariffs. the s&p closing higher for a fourth day, the best streak since june. that looks like being broken if the futures are anything to go by. the nasdaq is hanging on in positive territory. let's get more on what we should be watching as trading gets underway in asia. we have bloomberg's global markets editor adam haigh. we did manage to avoid trade war headlines for a few days. back front and center again. what is the prognosis on asian markets wednesday morning? adam: not a great set up. you are talking about the move in u.s. futures. the move has been quite pronounced. it is the end of the u.

jessica murphy, bbc news, toronto. laa: authorities in canada have just named to the 29-year-old suspect who died at the scene there in toronto. in other news, the white hou is considering revoking the security clearances of ex-intelligence chiefs including james comey and john brennan. press secretary sarah sanders said they politicized and in some cases monetized their service and security clearances. many on the list have been critics of president trump and some responded saying that they don't even have a clearance. the temperature in japan soared dto a record high of 41.1egrees celsius, as the country remains as the grip of a deadly heat wave. any as 40 people have died in the heat. japan's disasterement agency is urging people to stay in air-conditioned spaces and drink plenty of water. germany's football association has rejected allegations of racism made by midfielder mesut ctil, but says it could have done more to prote him from abuse. it comes after the player announced he was retiring from international foth

jessica: tienes el celular? aquÍ esta.a los famosos para que me dijeran una palabra para describir lo que sentÍan sobre "premios juventud". >> Éxito mundial. >> felicidad. [risas] ♪ alan: buenos adjetivos de "premios juventud". [risas] [hablan a la vez] increÍble. [risas] maite: todavÍa tenemos mucho mÁs de todo lo que pasÓ en "premios juventud". creo que fue una noche memorable, de empoderamiento, de mensajes claros. alan: felicidades. fue innovador. muy bueno. vamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". queremos celebrar la vida. francisca: sÍ! antes miren quÉ bien acompaÑada estoy. bienvenidos, muchachos! bienvenidos! les cuento que estos superhÉroes dicen que los rhÉroes estÁn saliendo en sus propias pelÍculas, pero su lÍder robbie estÁ decidido a remediar esta situaciÓn. esta pelÍcula animada se estrena este viernn 27 de julio. anoten. ya lo saben. muchachos, bienvenidos. ahora los invito a que juntos celebremos a los cumpleaÑeros. alan: vamos a celebrarlo. mira nada mÁs. mateo tres aÑos. felicidades! francisca: tambiÉn de

jessica: shortly after 10:00 p.m., gunfire cuts through the toronto city street. a man walks down the avenue firing on people dinin popular restaurant strip. s witnesscribed hearing volleys of shots. >> i thought it was fireworks at first. it was rapidfire. it would be a pause, and then more fire. >> i saw someone holding a gun up. and then i saw someone droppedan to the floas soon as i saw that i just ran. jessica: the suspect was found dead after an exchange of gunfire with police, who say this will be a long and complicated investigatnd it is far too early to speculate on motives. >> this is so heartbreaking. jessica: at the city council on monday, heavy emotion. >> the victims and theirn oved ones are thoughts and prayers. i cannot imagine what they are going through. jessica: from the toronto mayor, a call for an end to the gun violence that have plagued the city this summer. >> you have heard me ask the question of why somebody would need to buy 10r 20 guns from , which they can lawfully duer unesent laws. that leads to another question yowe need to discuss,

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. jessica, thank you.he asian markets are shaping up so far this morning. >> getting served a reality worsenand it could depending on how china responds to tariff that could widen the economic impact. currencies under pressure while the dollar and bonds with a slight uptick in treasuries. the stakes are being raised here, check out the offshore ,uan, it could be edging back falling the most in eight weeks. taken a look at the damage in equities, you do have japanese stocks falling for the first day in for with electronics and banks weighing heavily. let's take a look at some stock movers in the region. i want to highlight with going in players like mitsubishi motors. the carmaker said one plant remain suspended, that stock down nearly 2%, and kobe steel losing ground. japanese prosecutors are reportedly pursuing a charge of unfair competition law over the data falsification scandal. that duringreport president moon's visit to india he met with a chairman who spoke of investing 1.3 trillion won in the carma

. >> detective phil giles interviewed jessica. >> she eventually acknowledged.y it was somebody else first, and then at some point put herself there. >> it was supposed to be routine. we go in, we find her purse, we take her money and then we leave. that was all that was supposed to happen. >> but then, rocky went way off script said jessica, tied ann to her bed with duct tape and turned it to murder. >> who set the place on fire. >> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat. >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back? >> rocky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen life and a metal rod for bludgeoning which they stashed in the hole at ann's house. >> said we probably couldn't find it without her. so we drove her out there and we walked the entire path until we got to the hole and she said, that's it right there, and lo and behold, we had evidence people with us that reached in and discovered the two items that were there. >> what was it like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved will know where the instruments are that k

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jessica. >> thank you, victor. as a mom, i am just -- it's moving. >> you can't even wrap your mind around that sort of pain. she lost her husband. she lost all three of her children, her in-laws, her sister-in-law. >> yeah. it's amazing she had the strength to speak so forcefully after what she's gone through. i'm sure there is an enormous amount -- an incalculable amount of processing to come. >> one of the biggest questions this morning is how much warning the crew may have had about the dangerous weather conditions. that's something authorities will be looking into. abc's erielle reshef joins us with more on that part of the story. erielle. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. some now calling this a tragedy that never should have happened. the ntsb and the u.s. coast guard are now investigating whether the duck boat should have ever been in the water in the first place. new details this morning about that fateful evening on table rock lake in branson, missouri. >> oh, no. >> reporter: authorities now investigat

first word news now with jessica summers. jessica: thanks. several top republicans president trump.id russia must be held accountable for election meddling and senator john mccain called the helsinki summit a tragic mistake. trump questioned whether russia interfered in the 2016 election putin assted he trusts much own national intelligence director. pres. trump: all i can do is ask the question. people came to me, dan coats came to me, and some others, and said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it is not russia. i will say this area i do not see any reason why it would. jessica: australian workers face stagnant wage growth. theing bonus payments for ceo's have pushed their pay to record highs. a survey by the australian executive bonus payments climbed 18% last year. the group's members own 10% on average of the asx 200 index. they say they will recommend voting against excessive awards. groupon is being accused of building its online coupon business on the back of ibm technology without permission. a lawsuit in delaware sees ibm developing more than the

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. all: thanks very much, jessica.ational security hawks in the u.s. want trumps the fire to force chinese company is out of business. attempts to push back against the administration's trade policies seem to be fizzing out, don't they? >> yes, a lot of traditional lobbying powerhouses in washingtonfound that has turned a deaf ear to their steel and aluminum and lawmakers in congress seem to be unwilling to go to the mat with the president on these issues. there has been a number of attempts that have just been shut down, and it looks as though the penalties on the te that were prominent in the senate defense bill likely are prettyo get watered down much to the white house liking by the time that all comes congress sometime later this summer. ramy: trumps afire is also turning his attention to the world trade organization saying things have to change. quest of regio has treated the united states very badly, and i ways.hey change their that is why we are at a big disadvantage with the wto, and we are not planning anythi

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jessica: ok. opiniones divididas. firma. muy lindo. estÁ en azul. tiene vuelos blancos. muy romÁntico. >>muy romÁntico. creo que piensa igual. el azul es el nuevonegro. es un color que las mujeres no vamos abuscar cuando vamos de compra, pero este azul nos hace ver mÁs delgadas. nos cambia un poco el tono de piel. me encanta. >>me encanta la simplicidad del cabello. parece que saliÓ de su casa yella misma se lo hizo. los lentes le quedan espectacular. >>es un vestido casual, pero tiene su gracia. me encanta. >>muy linda. muy a la moda. vamos hablar de maluma. estuvo bien relajado. dios mÍo. [risas] >>se ve fatal. se ve sucio. se tiene que quitar esa barba. >>la barba es sexy. [hablan a la vez] >>esta fabuloso. >>estÁ de vacaciones. >>si vas a tomar esa foto y la vas a subir en las redes, por lo menos, se puede limpiar un poco la barba. >>estamos acostumbrados a verlo muy producido con su gel, super organizado, pero me gusta. >>se ve sucio. >>las botas, el sombrero. mejor look imposible. >>me dicen envidioso. [risas] >

jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> police are looking for suspects in a double homicide in west oakland. two men were found dead inside a home before 9:00 last night. the motive is unclear and investigators don't have a suspect yet. police are not sure why the victims were many that home. >>> we are hearing from a woman trapped inside a trader joe's during a hostage standoff. >> reporter: a typical weekend grocery run became a terrifying moment for people inside that trader joe's. this morning those victims are still a pole outside the silver lake store and entered, firing five or six gunshots. some were able to escape and others huddled in aisles and ducked for cover. about 50 people were trapped inside for hours, including a news producer for a cbs affiliate in los angeles. >> the really scary part was when he noticed an officer with a rifle on the roof of the cheese store next door. it escalated to the point where he started counting down that he was going to shoot people. >> reporter: a 27-year-old manager of the store was killed during the standoff. the gunman has been identified at

jessica flores is live with the latest for us this morning. jessica? >> reporter: macarthur bart station is back open, trains in service here this morning. this is where the deadly stabbing happened, two young women stabbed. bart says this was totally random. it happened about 9:45 p.m. last night and the station was closed as police investigated. one woman died, the other in the hospital. police are still searching for the suspect, described as a white man in his 20s or 30s with short hair and a heavy build. officials say it happened as the train doors were opening and the women were getting off the train. then the suspect attacked, then ran down the stairs and took off. the victims' identities have not been released but officials this morning say the system is safe. >> the situation on bart isn't any different this morning than it is any morning. we feel it's a safe system. we have a professional police force that's watching out for people's safety. >> reporter: bart at the scene it is reviewing surveillance footage to determine the circumstances of

jessica? >> drew, thanks. >>> celebrations turned violent in paris as some fans threw flairs at police after france took home its second world cup title. thousands partied in the street after games yesterday and dozens of police officers showed up in riot gear. polices even used water cannons on fans. it is unclear if there were any arrests or >>> it was a lot different earlier in the afternoon, though, as the roar of excited soccer fans filled the streets of paris as the sun set, the arc was lit up in french colors. the crowd roared as fireworks filled the skies and images of the player were projected on les.r eap the escape happened saturday at the auto bon zoo. a 3-year-old jaguar went on a deadly rampage. five alpaca, two foxes and one emu were killed. and an injured fox continues to be monitored. it's unclear how the jaguar escaped. zoo officials say inspections found the roof was compromised but human error was not a factor. >>> speaking about animals, a whale swimming free after getting

jessica: u.s.s are set to be complying with beijing demands about taiwan and will revise their websites. foreign airlines were told they must refer to china taiwan. maps should display the islands and hong kong in the same colors. will update their website over the next few days. pakistan votes wednesday in an election seen as crucial to u.s.-china ties. there is a slight favorite yet none of the main parties are expected to win a clear majority. that paves the way for a fraction coalition talk. whatever happens, the next leader much work with the military on control of nuclear weapons and national security. 74 people are now known to be have killed by wildfires in greece. flames have struck to coastal resorts and injured 187 people. 11 people in critical condition. thousands of people were forced to escape the fast-moving flames , many taking refuge in the sea. greece has declared three days of national mourning. news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries

jessica: tenÍa de todo. alan: gracias, jessica. el sueÑo de mi padre es que todos sus hijos estuvieran juntos. Él no lo pudo lograr en vida, es imposible que lo logre yo. si fuÉramos hermanastros de madre, me refiero a que si fuÉramos hijos de diferente padre y todos crecemos y nacemos en el mismo vientre y nos criamos todos del mismo seno serÍa muy triste que no hubiera esa uniÓn. alan:estÁ fuerte. es una lÍnea muy delicada, que se la cruzas y no se que opinen aquÍ. paola:en mi familia hay ese caso, tenemos un medio hermano de parte de mi papÁ. no creo que en la familia exista ese distanciamiento porque son medios hermanos. depende la crianza, es la sangre que corre por las venas. creo que aquÍ el problema principal es el dinero. no creen? realmente hemos visto casos que siendo hermanos de madre y de padre cuando llega una herencia se sacan hasta los ojos. ahora, si son medios hermanos con mayor razÓn porque no hay lazos y mucho menos si no se han criado juntos como Él dice que no ha logrado en vida. marcelas: papÁs y mamás, si es