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by the way kate white's new book is called "eyes on you" and brad thor.th categories of books depending on what you like to do in the summer, let's start with scary book. what did you pick? >> "the fever." it's about a family whose lives are turned into turmoil when there's a mysterious epidemic and mass hysteria. kind of a little salem witch trial. >> it's the creepy vote. brad, what about you? >> i picked "the giver." my daughter recommended this book to me. it was fantastic. i read it in one sitting. it's a thriller and it's going to be a movie on august 15th. i'm recommending people put this at the top of their list. >> how old is your daughter? >> 11. >> not too scary for little ones. okay. how about the sexy read? kate, we turn to you on that one. it's no "50 shades of grey," but it's "i am having so much fun here without you." it's a different twist. the husband is dumped by his mistress and he wants to win back his wife and fall in love with her again. very enchanting. good beach read. >> the other side of infidelity. making it good again. what di

kate? >>en welker at the white houseni >>> in georgia, disturbing new allegations emerged from court documents releasedayut man who left his 22-month-old son alone for hours in a stifling, hot car. ross harrislead not guilty to murder and has been denied bail. we get the l t ab >> reporter: on a day of celebration this year, a georgia community is also in shock. >> i felt sad for him at first, and then all of a sudden i started realizing, something is not right in this picture. >> reporter: new search warrants released today alleged rob harris talked to familrs about his son's life insurance policy after he died. and what they need to do in order to file for it. this, after police said yesterday harris had two life insurance policies for cooper, totalling $27,000. detective phil stoddard testified harris was exchanging nude pictures of himself with up to six women, including a 16-year-old girl. some, as his 22-month-old son was dieing in a sweltering suv. >> it proves he was unhappy in his marriage, he planned to show that he wanted to live a child-free life. >> reporter: harris' attorney obje

. >> when he has the anchors come to the white house? >> kate baldwin during the family values summit and asked questions that agreed with his policy. kate was harder on him than oh -- o'donnell. >> do you think the mainstream media, now, are disillusioned with the second term president obama? >> i think they are a little bit. look, the media does need news. the fact is he is just stuck. he doesn't have unified control of congress. there nothing new about the agenda and there is nothing new to cover. the complaints about the media are old, too, making these for years and years and years and the economic policies are the same, as well, and, on top of all this, what is new is the scab dallas. >> this isn't just him, this is every president who says "i hate the media," but in this instance, it is not, it doesn't ring true. he came out --. >> he tried to make news. he has a rose garden news conference on immigration. what happened? >> he said, i will study it. >> but this reminds me of when i was invited to cover the women and girls initiative that

kate? >> reporter: good evening, lester. the white house is losing patience. president obama this afternoon calling the israeli prime minister once again urging him to accept an unconditional humanitarian cease-fire. but there's a new poll out tonight that really shows a lot about how israelis feel about all this. 87% do not want a cease-fire, they want the operation to continue in gaza. israel claims it was hamas who shattered the quiet first, and they retaliated. firing only when fired upon. on "meet the press," benjamin netanyahu made their position clear. if israel pulls back and stops destroying hamas tunnels, even a brief cease-fire could give hamas time to regroup. >> we can't allow them to restock this arsenal, or we'll be stuck in another five, six months with the same problem. so we want demille tarization of gaza. >> reporter: with secretary of state john kerry, u.s. officials were hoping a set of rolling cease-fires would staunch the bleeding, while diplomats kept talking. but the two sides are entrenched. >> they're both deep into the escalation,

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we should know, kate, it's not just kodiak and whiting, he is in oasis petroleum.ever in oil deals. and also two other deals that are in the news today, and also valient and allergen. >> and he said it himself, the companies are going to be using their stock as currency. this is exactly -- so, you know, he's also -- to his credit, some of these trades that were very difficult two years ago were making kind of, you know, deep discount calls on companies that were trading as if they were distre distressed. the way the markets were trading during some of the volatility periods, it turned into distress for him as some of these things were tough to work out. but guys in energy space and enp are having banner years, by the way. >> we're seeing a bonanza in pharmaceutical deals. last year for him, it was telecom. he was very active in the space and did well on the number of positions. >> yep, it's going to be a big day, big day for all of us, kate. we've got another program here. we will have a mystery guest from delivering alpha that will be broadcast live on "fast money

the white house knows it, the president knows it, what are they going to do about it, jim? >> reporter: are it is getting worse, kateficials will be meeting here at the white house to talk about this border crisis. secretary of homeland security jeh johnson said on nbc's "meet the press" yesterday that the administration has vowed that it will stem the tide as he put it of this huge influx of undocumented immigrants floodinged fflooding ed f the border from central america. saying the president's lax immigration policy has essentially opened the floodgates to these immigrants coming into the united states. democrats and the white house are pointing the finger right back at house republicans saying they failed to pass comprehensive immigration reform. as you mentioned, kate, henry quahar was on "state of the union" yesterday and said the president has been one step behind and anticipating this crisis. he said it would be helpful if the president went down to the border, but later on this week when the president goes to texas, the white house says he has no plans to visit the border at this time. >> as you well know,

kate snow in tell akee tel aviv. what is happening there? >> good evening. the white house is losing patience, benjamin netanyahu getting an angry phone call this afternoon from the president saying we need to really work on an unconditional humanitarian cease-fire. but there is a telling new poll out of the "jerusalem post" that shows 87% of israelis do not want a cease-fire. you can see what the israeli government is up against. israel claims it was hamas who shattered the cease-fire that went into effect last night launching dozens of rockets over the course of today. appearing on "meet the press," benjamin netanyahu earlier made their position clear. he said if israel were to pull back and stop destroying the tunnel that's hamasilitants abo have built that, would cause them to regroup and come at them again with even larger attacks. that's why the sticking point over this cease-fire. secretary of state kerry, of course, unable to broker any kind of cease-fire while he was here in the region. they were hoping that the parties would come together and come up with th

democrats are raising concerns about a white house proposal aimed at speeding up deportations of central american children. top administration officials, as you mentioned, katessional hearing on the president's emergency funding request later on today. a top white house official says they will tell congress without the money they could house space to help the children right down on the border. >> for more let's bring in a congressman really at the center of this discussion, democrat henry cuellar from texas. he plans to introduce a measure that would reverse a 2008 law signed by president george w. bush supported by george w. bush at the time that would make it easier to process and deport undocumented immigrants from central america more quickly. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> this measure supported by congress nearly unanimous in 2008, again, signed by president bush during the republican administration. it creates this legal process by which these people coming from el salvador, guatemala and these countries having so many problems go through a more lengthy judicial process. what do you think it will do to reverse

texas governor rick perry who has been vocal in his criticism of the white house's handling of the situation. here's what perry told kate their discussions and possible solutions to the crisis. >> you meet with the president after quite a bit of fanfare. he leaves the meeting saying some of what you said he thinks makes quite a bit of sense. are you guys on the same page? >> i certainly think what i said made a lot of sense, so -- and i don't know whether we're on the same page or not. the president said philosophically agreed with the things that i talked about because i said we need to secure the border, you need to put these national guard troops on there, we need to change these policies that are enticing people to come to the united states and these policies that i'm talking about are where that if you're from one of the central american countries rather than mexico you're treated differently. these incentives if you will, if you come into the united states you can stay. stop those policies and secure the border. at that point in time it staunches substantially the flow of individuals. then, the united states borde

white house said that we're ready to offer resources of the fbi and ntsb. it's unclear, though, when that team as it's been described would be leaving, would be arriving, kate. >> all right, michelle kosinski at the white house, thanks so much. stick around. nic robertson in kiev. i want you to explain to me the environment in which this is happening right now. there have been shootdowns of other planes in this region over the last several days. >> there have. the government says that an army transport aircraft was shot down about three days ago. the following day they say one of their fighter jet aircraft was shot down in the same area pilot ejected safely and picked up by government forces safely. they also say another was shot down. surface-to-air missiles operating in that area and this is also an area that the government doesn't control. this is terrain control by various pro-russian separatist groups. no clear line or chain of command, if you will. some groups come together at certain times. they're trying to get them to speak with one coherent voice, something that's not happening. that's confusing the situation on the ground. the other fact there, o

kate? >> and it continues. michelle, thank you so much from the white house for us. let's discuss this with more with cnn political commentator and a contributing editor for atlantic media. peter, i want to talk about the sanctions in a minute, but let's talk about what's going on right now on the ground between israel and gaza specifically. i was going to ask you, so, the humanitarian cease-fire, could this be an opening? but now israel is reporting that mortar foyer has been coming over already just a few hours into the sees fire. what does this mean? >> i think there are two big problems in getting a cease-fire here. first of all, two sides are quite far apart on their terms. israel has been willing to accept an immediate cease-fire. hamas doesn't want a cease-fire unless it offers some relief from the blockade of gaza that has prevented people and goods from going in and out 6 gaza in recent years. they also want the re-release of some of the prisoners who israel took in retaliation for the kidnapping of those boys. >> isn't that what the five-hour cease-fire was

white shark. all of this unfolding at manhattan beach south of los angeles. we're learning more this morning that the swimmer is doing okay. he was rushed to the hospital after the attack. nbc's kate larson spoke to him. >> the whole thing is trying to gnaw in on me. >> still in his hospital gown, he describes what it was like to be attacked by a seven-foot white shark while swimming in manhattan beach. >> surfaces to the top. i seen him for about two seconds and he makes a really sharp turn, comes lunging right at me, on my chest. i had no time to react. it just happened so quick. >> reporter: life guards say it's been more than 100 years since someone has been attacked by a shark in the county. he escaped with lacerations and a broken thumb in his right arm. >> i pried him off of me. i thought that was it. i thought just a second, this is it. i was really scared. >> right here. get out of the water! >> get out of the water, you. >> keep swimming! >> reporter: this is cell phone video reportedly taken from the manhattan beach where this fisherman, who did not want to show his face on camera, said he and his friends were trying to catch bat rays when they accidentally hooked the j

the white house says the children are driven by a false rumour spread by criminal sipped kates, if they- syndicates, if they reach the u.s., they won't be deported. those that entered illegally as economic and grew up here t makes it easier for them to remain. that gives falls hope that if they enter illegally they will be able to stay. the president says john boehner said that reform was a no go. that brought president obama to the rods garden for monday's announcement. >> the only thing i can't do is stand by and do nothing. >> vice president vice president joe biden was in central america last week trying to send a message that false rumours started by criminal syndicates is not accurate. if you come here you'll be september back if you are from central america. this sass john kerry goes to the renalion on tuesday -- region on tuesday with the same message. >>> gepp fer is a -- jennifer is an officer that worked with children and migrants and joins us from washington d c. explain the status the children have, gch what the president is doing and happening along the border. what is the

white shark. this unfolded at the popular manhattan beach south of los angeles. turns out the swimmer is doing okay. he was rushed to the hospital after the attack. kateoke to him about surviving. >> you can feel the whole body shaking with the shark, you know. just the whole thing trying to gnaw in at me. >> reporter: still in his hospital gown steve robles describes what it was like to be attacked by a seven-foot white shark while swimming in manhattan beach. >> surfaces to the top, i see him two seconds, he makes a really sharp turn, comes lunging at me on my chest. ed a no time to react. it just happened so quick. >> reporter: lifeguards say it's been more than 100 years since someone has been attacked by a shark in l.a. county. robles escaped with chest lacerations and a broken artery in his thumb. >> i used my hand to grab his nose. pried him off of me. i mean, i thought that was it. i -- i thought -- for just a second i thought this was it. i was really scared. >> it's right here! keep swimming, get out of the water! keep swimming! >> reporter: this is cell phone video reportedly taken from the manhattan beach pier where this fisherman, who did

the white house needs to unknow kate its plans and directions every day in 100 subtle ways. rice was attacked so viciously in the benghazi uproar she kept her head down to a fault. she needs a higher profile and firmer hand. democratic call her, good morning, robert. caller: good morning, greta and america. what i want to say regarding president obama's foreign policy i don't think the question is so much about his foreign policy, with all due respect. i think it's more about america's foreign policy, because i think overall view on -- the same lock step foreign policy approach that every president in the past 35, 40 years have followed. basically i'm referring to our unending, unyielding support of israel. we send over $30 billion a year to israel, and they build up a huge arsenal of -- host: how much did you say, rob shirt. caller: we spent over 30 -- we spend over $30 billion to israel. host: i don't think that figure is correct. where do you get that? caller: i had that from a book called the power of israel in america, written by a gentleman whose name i can't recall. h

senior white house correspondent jim acosta following it all for us. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, john and kateith texas governor rick perry behind him president obama will spend one more day to the state without a trip te

white house? >> they came in and during the family values summit basically asked him questions that agreed with his policies. kate was a little harder on him than o'donnell. and -- >> and he's had george stephanopoulos. and the point is, as you said earlier, he can snap his fingers and deal with it. i'm wondering if you think, rich lowery, as somebody coming from the conservative point of view whether or not that mainstream media are now disillusioned with second term president obama. >> i think they are a little bit. look, the media does need news. and the fact is he's just stuck. he doesn't have unified control of congress. there's nothing new about his agenda. there's really nothing new to cover. these complaints about the media, they're old, too. he's been making these for years and years and the economic policies he's been talking about are exactly the same, as well. the things that are new are the scandals. >> but this isn't just equal to him. this isn't just him. this is every president who says i hate the media, i hate the way i'm being covered. but in this snant instance, it's not -- it doesn't ring true

meeting between the president and rick perry, officials here at the white house and down in austin have plenty of differences, but, kate, they do have one thing in common. they are being very tight lipid about how this meeting is going to go on later today in dallas. very few details. >> but a lot of people watching. jim, thanks for sure. jim acosta at the white house. jim asked the question and we all do. what's behind the surge nun documented children coming into the country and what is the fix? what's the way to fix it? here to kind of discuss this further, explore it is anchor and senior correspondent for cnn espanol juan carlos lopez. good to see you. >> good morning. >> it's caught up in politics. you can't deny that. what does the evidence show that you've seen so far? what is behind the surge of children and families coming across the border? >> there are many reasons, kate, and many of them might fit the talking points of different party, but one of the main reasons we've been hearing about is violence in central america. this started 2008-2009. it didn't start some weeks ago as many might understand from watc

whites off american beaches. how to track these giant fish. some the size of trucks. >>> and royal reproduction. the rumblings from london about another palace pregnancy. are will and kate they have an heir and a spare? that's from "the skinny" on this tuesday july 15th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> a spare. a lot of people talking. >> sure does. you're absolutely right. >> good morning, everybody. i'm devin dwyer. >> and i'm reena ninan. what's interesting about this story is where these rumors or reports are coming from. >> not official. we'll have to bring you up to date on that. first a lot of weather to talk about. ferocious storms hammering parts of the country with drenching rain, flash floods, and powerful winds. >> the east coast got the worst of it yesterday. there were lots of fallen trees like this one crushing two cars in washington, d.c. strong storms also delivered a blow to the southwest, unleashing thunderstorms and so much hail in northern colorado that it looked more like snow in july. abc's clayton sandell is following it all. >> reporter: shutting down all southbound lanes of an atlanta-area highway. at least nine people were inju

white house. i agree with margaret. i guess there aren't ash trays anymore. i don't know how many pentagon hammers that will buy. >> two, maybe. >> margaret, thanks. as we get back to you, kateu miss mr. cuomo. he was very closely watching the world cup yesterday. the president, look we have video of the president stopping by a party at the white house. as margaret noted a little nervous when he came in that the other guys would score, but this tells you everybody, i was watching in my office trying to do a little bit of work. everybody. everybody watched the game. too bad they came up a little short. >> there's nothing partisan about that. >> no. everybody took a break at 4:00 yesterday. >> i ran to the tv because i was nine minutes late. >> and then i didn't get up, john, until 6:30 or something when it was over? i mean, my god, i was glued to the tv. >> well done, team usa. thanks jorks john, thanks olivier, thanks for joining us on "new day." >> some restaurants have cut the salt but which ones are the worst offenders? nutritional information for all of us. let's get back to brazil and chris. >> one of the reasons i have a 1 on my chest is that u.s. soccer has made the u

kate? >> thanks so much. back to you shortly. here at home the white house is announcing it's revising rules to al qaeda the nonprofit religious groups looking to provide out of providing contraception coverage in their health plans. this obviously has been a big political debate following two conflicting appeals court rules tuesday that will likely land obamacare very possibly back before the supreme court. cnn's michelle kosinski is live at white house with more on this. first off, what do the conflicting rules mean for everybody at home. >> reporter: interesting to hear both sides declaring victory because here we have two different cases and two different appeals court. the same issue but opposite rules. back when congress approved the affordable care act, they said for those who qualify individuals who can't get insurance through their employers, they will qualify for these federal tax credits to keep the insurance affordable when they buy it through the marketplace that their state will then set up. as it turns out, only 16 states set up those ma

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a childhood friend of kate middleton confirming to an australian radio station the duchess and prince william are expecting their second child. >>> 16-year-old tom whiteok this photo of billionaire warren buffett and paul mccartney outside a restaurant on sunday. he posted it on instagram with the caption "chillin' with my homies." paul mccartney was in town to play a concert and buffett is a long time resident of the area. great post there. thanks, steve. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl completed his reintegration process apparently and is returning to active duty. he's working a desk job at fort sam houston. family of soldiers who were killed while looking for him are stunned. >> i was really surprised. i thought why would he be going to work when he, they suspect he deserted? usually you would think he would be incarcerated in the brig or somewhere until that was investigated. >> you would think he would be in the brig. why isn't he? judge napolitano joins us. judge, according to "the new york times," this guy left a note on base in afghanistan saying i'm leaving, i don't like it here. >> the evidence of his guilt to those of us who watch these things a

kate? >> sticking close to this story, also breaking overnight, washington accusing moscow of violating a landmark 1987 nuclear treaty by testing a new land-based cruise missile. the white house calls it a serious matter and president obama has apparently addressed it in a letter to presiderussia president vladimir putin. this is being called a serious matter, but what does this mean? >> reporter: an old mission. the missile tests first began back in 2008. the u.s. raised the issue with russia last year and continued to talk about it and the russians responded and looked into it and considered it closed. president obama has told president putin that the u.s. is willing to hold high-level talks to bring russia back into compliance, because this is seen as one of the major treaties that curbs the arms race and president obama has, you know, wanted to seek deeper cuts in nuclear arms so it's really a larger issue than what's been going on between russia and the u.s. over ukraine, but clearly the timing, kate, is very curious as to, you know, officials say, look, this is -- we've been dealing with this on the substance. this doesn't have anything to do with current tensions

kate? >> and congress, they have got three -- about three weeks before they leave for their august break. let's see what they do before then. michelle kosinski, thanks so much at the whiteng on this topic, monday's flight touch down in a notoriously dangerous city in honduras known for its very high murder rate. it's expect to be the first of dozens of flights chartered by u.s. immigration officials coming in the coming weeks delivering rthe refugees back t honduras and central america and guatemala. now more on this. >> reporter: good morning, kate. 18 family units arrived from honduras from the united states. i saw the list of those deportees, and i can tell you there was 18 women, 13 girls and 9 boys. now the ages are very interesting because it's women as old as 49 years old and kids as young as 6 months. we saw that woman with the 6-month-old, with the child in her arms. now so what happens? they arrive in honduras and they get processed through immigration, get asked a lot of questions about their experience in the united states but perhaps the key is they get asked about why they left the country and a worker inside that processing center tells me that the majori

white house. >> unfortunately, it's just not based in reality. >> it's extremely important to find out what happened. i want to get to the bottom of this. >>> good morning. welcome back to "new day." kateignment. alisyn camerota joins thus morning. >> great to be with you guys. thanks for having me. >>> a lot of news this morning. secretary of state john kerry hoping israel and hamas will decide weeks of conflict is enough and accept a cease-fire. both sides this morning are considering kerry's terms. now, meanwhile israel and hamas are also blaming each other for the israeli shelling of what was supposed to be a safe haven, a u.n. school in northern gaza. 16 people died. more than 100 wounded. wolf blitzer has more. he's been on jerusalem's ground from the beginning, and here shewith us again. wolf. >> chris, thanks very much. let's get some answers now. where everyone stands as far as a cease-fire is concerned as well as the shelling of that u.n. shelter in gaza. joining us is mark regev, the spokesman for the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i understand the israeli cabinet, emergency session meeting in tel aviv right now considering this proposal for a cease-fire put forward by j

kate snow on the story for us. thank you very much. >>> president is ramping up the pressure on vladimir putin on violating a treaty that dates back to the cold war. chuck todd is chief whitese correspondent. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> timing is everything. >> of course. >> why is the president choosing to take it on now. >> this is an accusation that dates back to the bush administration that somehow vladimir putin's russia was violating this cold war-era treaty. the president formally accused russia in a letter, president obama to vladimir putin and formally accused russia and the president demanded an arms control talks on the side and think about the timing of this as you pointed out, savannah. this comes in the 24 hours that the united states is trying to get desperately to get europe to catch up when it comes to sanctions against russia over what they've been doing in ukraine. europe seems to be onboard. they seem to have agreed to do the same targeted, sectoral sanctions that europe hasn't agreed to do in the past and this -- this comes at the same time because this nuclear treaty is about the short-range cruise missiles. it's not the united states tha