katie: right. and as the gentleman who retrieved the sidewalk for us pointed out, this attack spilled out into the streets as well. there were security guards and military forces on the sidewalks and in the street as well. so items like this is an artifact collection are called site elements. so it is a really interesting way to evoke a time and a place, and couple that with imagery and footage of the time. it can tell a powerful story. alison: especially since the embassy no longer exists. that point you to thinking about that place. katie: continuing in vietnam, that was 1968, when the attack happened. in the early 1970's, our diplomats were there at the embassy, continuing, in the midst of the conflict that was occurring, trying to do their best to assist their military counterparts. there is a lot of political relationships that our u.s. diplomats needed to understand as well, which can be pretty complicated. so one enterprising embassy political officer thought to create a chart to be able to

here today is a town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich katie pavlich. a republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe british democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. and joining us on the couch today, from a utah congressman, fox news contributor jason chaffetz. he is "outnumbered." there you go. you've got a big cheer there from across the couch. that was from jessica. maybe not. >> jason: so far, i like this part of the couch better. we got it. let's dig in. president trump is reacting to the leak of dozens of questions of special counsel robert mueller apparently wants to ask him. if fox news has obtained those questions after fox news first reported them on this morning. if the questions were reportedly read to the president's team in march. if the president tweeting "oh disgraceful to the questions concerning their russian leaked to the media. no questions on collusion. i see. if you have a made up a phony crime, collusion that never existed and the investigation begun with a legally leaked classified information

here today, town hall editor and news contributor katie pavlich. democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov. rachel campos tempe. and joining us in the center seat, founder of caldwell strategic consulting gianno caldwell is "outnumbered." this is a big day. >> gianno: thank you for having me. i'm wearing jeans, i'm either ready for "outnumbered" or church. >> harris: some people like to to. welcome. let's get to the news. we are awaiting an announcement from president trump as i mentioned on the iran nuclear deal. he says this afternoon, he will reveal his decision on whether the u.s. will remain in that agreement. the campaign promising to pull out of it and has called the deal insane. the world is watching to see what he does. iran's vice president said is the head of the announcement only the naive would now negotiate with the u.s. the president's announcement comes after a series of recent visits from european leaders urging him to stay in the deal and after republican chairman of the house armed services committee mac thorn

i want to get back to this meeting tomorrow, katie. because republicans are saying that democrats are not invited to the table because they didn't request the information that they are going to be taking a look at. do you think they go back and they say they make an exception? i mean, how does this go forward and become bipartisan or do you think that it doesn't? >> i don't think it. will the special counsel investigation and everything has been so politicized and if it is true that again, the justice department was using the power of the federal government to go after the trump campaign for political reasons, you can't mend that partisan rift. i want to address the issue of the spying. this was an informant working on behalf of the fbi for counter intelligence investigation because the fbi didn't have enough evidence to open up a criminal investigation of the trump campaign. so they did the counter intelligence investigation instead. and i find it interesting that james clapper is no longer denying that the spying happened. he is now

we have katie pavlich, host of kennedy, kennedy herself. and leslie marshal and joining us on the couch. former republican presidential candidate herman cane. you are wildly outnumbered, my friend. you ready for us today? >> herman: ready. >> melissa: the white house is reacting from a threat from north korea to walk away from the summit between president trump and kim jong-un. north korea is objecting to upcoming method exercises. the regime sees the drills as a proveication. this comes after north korea cancelled high level talks with south korea that are scheduled today. sarah sanders is reacting this morning. >> we are hopeful that the meeting will take police and continue down that path. we know we have been prepared they are tough negotiations and the president is ready if the meeting takes place. if it doesn't we'll continue the maximum pressure campaign that is ongoing. >> melissa: john roberts has more on this. john? >> reporter: the president just welcomed the president of uzbekistan to the white house. there is a good chance that

katie: correct.onis: with little experience in the apparel industry, they set up a full-service operation in lawrence, illinois, where they cut, sew, and print customizable garments. katie: i expect at least two to three more of these today. justin: well, then, fine. we'll ship today. lemonis: fishing fanatics started snapping them up, and sales eventually grew to over a million dollars a year. but fishing is a seasonal sport, and that means unpredictable revenue. ray: well, february, march isn't bad. april -- got our ass kicked. lemonis: and the slow months have led to a lack of funds while their debt continues to climb. justin: we also have no material here right now to get the lamb order done, so we got to figure out how to get more in the bank. lemonis: now, rayjus finds itself on dangerously thin ice. ♪ sports apparel is a $35 billion market in the u.s. i have a massive investment in the outdoor space with my acquisitions of gander and overton's, and this could be a great addition to them. hello

learned about katy's motives.s swift reigniting at feud. zpljt bad blood the ballroom. have she was banned from skating for a reason. >>> then jada comes clean to will smith's ex-wife. >> i probably should have fell back. >> you think? >> the real talk that left them in tears. >> and our property brothers exclusive from san francisco. drew dishes i do details and breaks baby news? >> did you just announce to world we're having win ises? on the next "e.t." >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> taylor swift versus katy perry. these two have been going at each other for years. is their bad blood finally over? >> here's the thing, nancy. as one taylor feud ends, she goes on stage and reignites another. let's get to that in a second. let's start with katy's surprise peace offering. ♪ now we got bad blood >> i just got to my dressing room and found this actual olive branch. this means so much to me. >> i am ready to let it go. >> katy had it all. the olive gramplg was clever. the handwritten note made it genuine. it

>> it's interesting, katy. in one of the dozen or so tweets the president fired off, in one he talks about this "new york times" reporting and he says the fact that it focuses largely on essential campaign ties to countries other than russia suggest that his critics have found no ef evidenvidence of co coordination or obstruction. here is the tweet. things are getting really ridiculous. the failing and cooked "new york times" has done a long and boring story indicating that the world's most expensive witch hunt has found nothing on russia and me so now they are looking at the rest of the world. in calling the story along, the digital version of that printed out was 11 pages. but boring, it is not. in part, because the picture it paints of this emissary, this business executive who reached out to campaign leaders, donald trump jr. included, on behalf of the saudi prince and the prince from the uae, donald trump jr.'s reaction and much like it was with the now-infamous trump tower meeting, was not to call the fbi

town hall headed in a fox news contributor, katie pavlich. democratic strategist and fox news contributor, jessica tarlov in joining us on the couch, fox business pinker david as men and he is "outnumbered." if >> david: so happy to be back. thank you all. how could you not be happy? >> jessica: your daughter just got married. just us. >> sandra: a lot of news to get to. let's begin. a lot of new developments as president trump is still working towards potentially meeting with north korean leader kim jong un. white house counselor kellyanne conway weighing in this morning. speak of this president the brink again of bringing conversation and coordination between north korea and south korea for the first time in 18 years. i north korean official will be coming to america on the way to new york. >> sandra: president trump tweeting earlier "we have put a great team together for talks with north korea. meetings are currently taking place concerning the summit and more." the vice chairman of north korea heading now to new york. solid response to my

because katy and orlando are back on? or because they just met the pope and katy feels inlightened.aty was dressed as an angel at the met gala. a source tells us katy put a lot of thought in the apology.she t kind note in hopes taylor would see how much she cared about putting this behind them. she want os set a good example of women. >> i want to be an example of kindness, passion, love, forgive and forget. ♪ taylor taylor >> forgive and forget doesn't apply when it cops to kim kardashian. taylor referenced kim's taped tweets. >> some really low times. and if someone uses name calling to bully you on social media, that doesn't have to defeat you. it can strengthen you instead. ♪ ready for it >> okay. >> well, while she was on stage, kim yuz in new york. >> some people were upset that the theme of this year was the catholic influence on fashion. look who joked about rihanna's headpiece. the archbishop of new york. >> she gave it back to me this morning. >> oh, really. >> i was teasing my auxiliaries who were teasing me. i said, you should not complain. she's volunteered to do some c

katie dressed as an angel. katie put a lot of thought into her personal apology.atie took time to write a note and put it behind her. she is done holding on to t past wants to set a good exampl for woman. >> want to be the example of kindne and forgive and forget. >> as for taylor, forgive and forget doesn't apply when it comes to kim cakardashian. she performed with in the audience and she exposed the secretly exposed fphone cals with kanye. >> i like that. it looked like these two are also good. will smith's wife, jata and his ex. the lates are publicly mending fences for the first time. jada confessed her big regret about dating will when he was still married. >> i didn't understand divorce. i probably should have said that. >> sorry that scary at first? it was the first time. it was. >> they had a son together, trey. before the divorce was final, jada and will started dating. >> you did that and that's done. >> you thought it was done? >> right. that's where i was wrong. >> we talk about the journey and how rough it was. >> in their early days living togeth he

at town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. democratic strategist and fox news contributor jessica tarlov and joining us on the couch today is conservative commentator and editor in chief of campusreform.org, lawrence jones is here and he is "outnumbered." good morning. good to see you. glad to have everybody here together this morning. it's only tuesday. an optimistic way of looking at the week. let's get started. a president trump is set to welcome south korean president moon at the white house. this just three weeks before a plan summit between the president north korean leader kim jong un. if they were growing concerns over whether the summit will actually happen. we've been hearing some harsh rhetoric from the rogue regime and there are new questions over kim jong un's commitment to denuclearization. last night, vice president mike pence telling martha maccallum that the administration is ready for anything and warning the north koreans not to try and deceive president term. >> it would be a great mistake for kim jong un t

katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. jane: not everyone associates , butork city with wildlife the skies of manhattan are just as likely to be filled with pigeons as skyscrapers. one photographer has given this maligned bird the spotlight. the bbc caught up with him to talk about his new book, "new york pidgeon," and heaabou his appreciation for a creature most of us take for granted. >> from the first day i photographed them, they sucked me in. they are so rich, so beautiful. there was so much to learn about them. it just became like an obsessive project for 10 years. i wanted this book to be a calling card for pigeons, that they could walk around with this book and say, hey, look at us, we are quite beautiful. about 10 years ago i just wanted to sort of explore the subject, and i was amazed by the coloration and iridescence of the feathers, the diversity of pigeons. there is no more diverse species of bird than a pigeon. when i set about designing the book and thinking about the book, i thought it was great to have my

of course i am. >> katy called this moment meeting pope francis an honor.speak about meditation during the unite to cure international conference. >> they're in love. it's beautiful to see. >> dr. oz was also at the conference. last night, after his talk show took home a daytime emmy award statuette, he told "e.t." the couple's chemistry was on fire. ♪ bay be you're a firework >> it was fascinating. they get each other. they speak as a couple. i'm very happy for them. they're very sweet people. ♪ one day my prince will come >> last night, katy was back in l.a. for "american idol's" live disney night. she dusted off this snow white costume from her own collection. >> it was hers. this is her outfit. >> i loved to wear this years ago for a halloween. i was like, the universe always knows. i pulled it out. popped on a wig and, voila. is there she can pull off anything. >>> i'll tell you what, becca is hoping she can pull off finding love on "the bachelorette." we were invited to her photo shoot. ♪ i do what i want >> how will you handle a villain? >> i'm tryin

talk with north korea, much less katy perry and taylor swift talk again.we didn't care if they talked again. we'll break it down. but it's like the de-icing or the thawing. president trump's potential meeting with north korea's kim jong un perhaps only weeks away, but now this meeting overnight. >> secretary of state mike pompeo arrived in north korea's capital, it's his second trip in about a month. he says he's there to finalize details of what would be historic talks between trump and kim. the u.s. is also pressing for the release of three u.s. citizens held in north korea. they are expected to be freed today as an apparent goodwill gesture. >> we will keep an eye on developments there. in the meantime, the president announced pompeo's trip to north korea as he was taking america out of the iranian deal. sanctions had been suspended during the obama era agreement. now the former president called trump's move misguided, and he said that it would hurt america's credibility, but trump said the deal was defective, and he believes withdrawing from it makes t

katy: it is slim pickings. these coins used to be worth mething, but with hyperinflation of more than 30,000%, they are no more valu itself. the sediment he is on the lookout for silver and gold. the nights are long for the boy s living on the street. the youngest just five years old. ery month there are new arrivals. when dusk falls, their work beg ns, begging for somethin eat. it used to be that lots of people came in the cars to drop food off, this eight-year-old tells me. but with the crisis, fewer people can be generous. with no change at the top, the march towards greater economic ted tocial misery is exp quicke these little boys never had much of a future, but it is looking far less hopeful now. katy watson, bbc news, caracas. laura: a brief time ago i spoke with a former state department official who is now vice president of the council of the americas. in the wake of maduro's election, the u.s. is moving to tighten financial sanctionsa, against venezuut is that going to make any difference at all or ch

it is something cool she got to do with katie perry.ted to be part of her live stream leading up to the release of her album witness. >> really? >> yeah. >> it is just taking being katie perry's body. >> you have no idea how cool this was. during the live stream people got to watch them do different things. lily was one of those that got to build this really she explai will reveal the cover art or katie's latest album. katie then shows up once she is done setting up all of the dominos. we learned while katie perry was sleeping lily was working. she started creating this around midnight. she worked through the night for about nine hours to complete this so in the morning katie shows up with her >> it starts revealing different messages and then as we get closer to the very back of the domino >> most teachers will tell you it will be an interesting day when they walk in and the class is doing this. their head looked like they are down and they start to come to life a little bit. >> he walked into the wrong classroom. >> yes. >> warmer, co

katy watson now reports. e katy: there is nothing lee candy floss to concentrate the mind, especially if you are three or four. these kids le in a squatter community on the outskirts of sao paulo. there is no proper running water or even a sewage system. treats like this don't happen every day, so ey are worth queuing up for even in the sweltering heat. when this started ve years ago, 150 families came here. there are now more than families living here. it has grown in the same way aso maers across the city that have a massive housing shortage. but it feels very different. for the -- there are men, women, and children living here, but it is the women who call the shots. mara runs a bar here.do she is one ons of female business owners in the small community.le she used to sto pay her rent and provide for her family. now the bar gives her income and allows her to spend moe with her three kids at home. >> it isn't justbout the fight for housing. it is about equal rights. 90% of the decisions here are made by wom

katie? >> goats?> mark: goat yoga, which is exactly what it sounds like, lotus poses and domesticated goats. but is it good for america or america's goats? >> there is nothing inherently wrong with doing the downward dog pose next to a goat. >> i love goats! >> mark: we have a winner!r! >> congratulations for winning this time. >> tucker: that's all for tonight's "ultimate final exam recap." don't miss a brand-new edition of "final exam" every thursday night from now to forever. thisis show, 8:00 eastern. good night from washington. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: hi. welcome to the special edition of "hannity." tonight for the full hour, we'll show you the very best of the opening monologues.og we'll start with robert mueller's russia collusion witch hunt. watch this. it's not been officially 328 das since the special counsel robert mueller was appointed to investigate so-called interference into our election. tonight, we are asking the question, where is any evidence ofg collusion? show us? nothing sog. far, not a w

for katie and i know i know it's all about that dress.s. it's -- it's -- here they are right here. meghan! we love you! >> are you seeing this? >> yes, we are. >> meghan! >> there they go. >> amazing. >> we're going to take that. katy tur and i believe we got the first wave from the royal couple. >> we did. >> they're still going for the interview. >> always, always go for the interview. and we want them to get the hug as well. it's hard to get the hug when you're in a carriage. >> you can just air hug. >> they could not look -- she could not look more elegant. as beautiful as she looks on tv, she was radiant. >> i'm -- my heart is beating real fast. >> two are adorable. you are making this so much more fun for us because your excitement is literally jumping through the screen. >> that was one of the best moments of our lives. >> that was one of the best moments of our lives. >> we are professional strong women and we don't take bs from anybody at all but we have a softer side. >> that was unbelievable. >> that was the most girly moment o

>> are you talking to me, katie? >> yes. >> i thought you were going to another guest. racism and issues of race have plagued this country since it's founding. and we have gone through these spasms of we must have a national conversation on race or now things have changed or this moment things are going to be different, and i think what we're seeing now, especially in the age of trump, that there is no silver bullet to this conversation to changing this problem that we're going to see many more situations pop-up, whether it's another waffle house situation, or something else happening at a starbucks or something happening on another television show, or someone who feels that because the president of the united states can tell it like it is, well, they can too without any repercussions, that it is incumbent upon those of us, americans of conscience and of malonction to stand up to the racism and bigotry wherever it comes from. whether it's from the president of the united states, who's been doing it since june 15, 2015, coming down that's ck us can l e latlate -- escalat

kpix 5 katie nielsen joins us now with those details. katie? >> reporter: ken, the baby treated at ucsf suffered from a genetic disorder that impacts up to 5% of the population and severe cases are deadly, if not treated. she is absolutely perfect in the eyes of her parents. but during an ultrasound months before she was born, doctors discovered she has the most severe form of the genetic bloodies order, which means her red blood cells don't work as they should and don't carry necessary oxygen around her body. >> a lot of patients with this disease, they are actually told it will be completely fatal. >> reporter: most offer fetal blood transfusions to keep babies with her condition alive until birth. and then do a stem cell transplant. but that course of treatment, they have their own problems, like finding a donor and powerfulnti-rejection drugs that blockhe baby's immune e to but we are hopi that with fetal therapy, more of these fetuses could survive birth. >> reporter: tiffany mckenzie spent more than ten years to do a stem cell transplant

>> katy, it is a fascinating dynamic that's going on. you can bet that rudy giuliani -- who also knows a lot of these same players and has worked with them in the past. and of course, he's former u.s. attorney himself and prosecuted cases. so he sort of knows the drill here. and as much as he might want to come in and say, "i want this wrapped up, i want this over with," the truth is, katy, he's got virtually no say in the process in terms of timing, in terms of who to interview, in terms of what documents to be reviewing. really, what he should be trying to do is extract as much information from the special prosecutor, from bob mueller, and his deputies, as much as possible so that he can then go in and say, okay, if this is really the area that you're concerned with, then let's focus just on that area and let's confine this thing and wrap this thing up. that's got to be his mission, his goal. although i agree with your panelists, there is no way that this thing is going to be through -- over with in a matter of days, weeks. frankly, i

>> reporter: they're just devastated, katy. many had just rebuilt after the last one and said this one was even worse. you can see just how powerful the water is from those images we saw from yesterday. moves cars like they were nothing and taking homes off their foundations. many not able to get back in to see what their damage is. say it could be a few more days before it's safe enough to get back in, and some will find they don't really have anything to go home to. some of the foundations are so shaky at this point that people will not be able to move back in. so once again, people here in this town have lost everything, and then there is still a search going on at this hour for one man. edison herman, an air force veteran. he was with the national guard. believed to just be here and he decided to jump in and try to help. his friends tell us he was wading out into the water when several people saw him swept away. they're holding out hope today. they continue to search for him. officials continue to search for him, but really

katy is right here.e talk about polls that segment of the population but didn't take necessarily a pulse of the overall individuals who are going to be going to the polls and casting their is vote. >> that is a big issue. liz: that is the point. >> exactly. liz: sorry, wendy, finish your point. >> no, i was going to say whether you sit on left side of aisle or right side of the aisle, anyone to take polls are saying take that to the bank, my party will win or this candidate will win is very premature. liz: stay on wendy's point there. polls are not capturing what people are doing when they walk into the booth, right, katy? they don't capture last-minute decisions people make, right? >> they don't, absolutely. anything could change something in a poll. how is the person feeling that day. who surveyed? what adjust came out? how much they actually know about the person. often times we see again and again and again, when someone gets into the voting booth, what happens in the actual outcome is very different

and two little girls, bella and katie. >> the best mother i've ever seen. she played and played and played. she was just so hands on. >> sunday went by, monday, and monday evening. >> it is my very sad duty to tell you that the search for our nancy is over. >> it was a man walking his dog that found her lying face down in water at the edge of a storm drain near a housing construction site several miles from the home. >> our investigation is now a homicide. >> now they had to say good-bye. it was a measure of the woman that total strangers joined nancy's family and friends to share in the sorrow. >> i continue to thank the community for their generosity. it's overwhelming. i am one of the luckiest people in the world. and the twin -- sorry -- i have a bond with nancy that no one in the world had. all i have to do is remember her look in the mirror. she will always be half of me. nancy, i love you and i always will. >> now, of course a homicide investigation was underway. but for detective george daniels only this to go on, she had been strangled. she was fou

katie. residents have bee >>> kpix katie nielsen has been monitoring the lava and the earthquake hitting the beigy rabid tonight, katie? >> reporter: liz, residents have been feeling hundreds of earthquakes in the past week. now they're dealing with the threat of the lava flows and deadly gases. >> please god, please make it stop. >> reporter: the biggest earthquake today. a 6.9 shook kona this afternoon. earlier in the day, people were screaming as a 5.4 earthquake shook a dance performance in hilo. on the west side of the island, steam and lava as well as sulfur dioxide continued to spew out of fisher's near lahani streets. >> well my neighbor came running over. what's that awful noise? and he said i never heard a noise like that, and he's been here for 40 years. >> reporter: two homes have burned and more than 1,800 people are evacuated. the neighborhood is only 25 miles from the kilowaya volcano. you can see the continuous flow of what looks like a lake of lava inside the crater. >> we h

i know how much you loved katie turner this season. >> oh, god. >> she teamed up with katy perry.t their stripped-down version of "part of me." ♪ this is the part of me ♪ that you are never going to take away from me ♪ >> props, i'll give you props. they sound great. i'll give her props. >> i'm so glad. >> i also love their hair, parted in the middle. this is a part of my hair. >> an actual wig. >> and now for the big reveal, after an amazing season, we were down to caleb and maddie, who revealed right before ryan announced the winner that they are dating. katy started spinning around in her chair. as i was doing in my living room. >> which one dies? >> neither one dies. take a look at the moment ryan crowns this season's "american idol." >> the winner of "american idol" is -- maddie poppy. >> maddie. >> maddie poppy. >> i was so excited. we called it last night, actually. so she and her runner-up slash bf are flying to l.a. if you are worried you are going through katy perry withdrawals, don't. it looks like she may be on "the bachelorette" this season, look what happened when be

katy watson reports near the border with brazil. katy: meet baby max, a brand-new life, and for the mom, a brand-new start. back home in venezuela, she rarely ate more than one mea a day. with a packet of nappies wages, she had little choice but to leave.s the wardep filling up with little venezuelans. the baby boom reached crisis point. there are 64 beds in the hospital. they say >> we are running out of supplies, basic medicine, and beds. we are seeing cases of anemia and uriny infections because there is no medicine to treat them. the people are not vaccinated. we are trying to fix these problems, and i think the situation is going to get worse. katy: for the more than 800 venezuelans arriving every day, this is the new reality. trying to live life as normal, but it is not easy. they have fled poverty only tobe reeted by destitution. there is no running water in this camp. there are no toilets,to either. adhat, it is the start of rainy season. every afternoon there are huge downpours. when you walk through the camp, the tents pos

katy: there is no room for karina at this u.n.-mp. young families are given priority, but there are not enough tents for everyone. ttle max is taken home to meet his family. his big sister is excited to see the new addition. "home sweet home," she says, with a big dose of irony. she and her husband tell me the are worried abe mosquitoes and the heat in these tents. the family does not have any clothes for him, either. , there hard it is here is no going back, not even for the venezuelans squatting on t border. many lost everything, including hope for a brighter future. katy watson, bbc news, northern brazil. jane: the widening impact of the crisis in the venezuela. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, three days away, don't know who is going to walk meghan markle down the aisle. we have the latest from windsor. when war came to sarajevo in the 1990's, the bosnian capital's cable car did not survive the front line. for three decades, pledges to rebuild were unfulfilled. now its reopening, and many see it as a symbo

hers is katie. but i'm going to keep up the tradition and call him "jeff." i take personally. jeff has zero and queen what's her face has zero. all to the final question. a new fad sweeping the nation. it involves doing yoga with a farm animal. which four-legged animal is being used in american yoga classes. katie? >> goats. >> let's take a look at the tape. >> goat yoga is what it sounds like. yoga poses and domesticated goats. is it good for america or for america's goats? >> there is nothing wrong inherently wrongdoing the downward dog pose next to the goats. >> i love goats! >> we have a winner. >> congratulations on really winning this time! >> tucker: that's all for tonight's ultimate final exam recap. don't miss a new edition of final exam every thursday night from now until forever. on this show, 8:00 p.m. eastern. good night from washington. have a great night! ♪ >> sean: hi, welcome to the special edition of "hannity." tonight for the full hour we'll show you the best of the opening monologue. we start with the robert mueller russia collusion witch

katie, what do you think about that? >> katie: i agree majority is negative, it's not always fake. the media has had a lot of problems getting things correct. i don't believe in taking credentials away. the first amendment is important. if they can do it to one group they don't like, they can do it to anybody else. i don't agree with that. the diversity point is key. look at the white house press corps. they do a survey and only 7% of journalists who are part of the white house correspondents association identify as republicans. that's on par with the 90% of negative coverage. it's a biased issue. everyone has a bias and leaks into their coverage. >> absolutely. >> the coverage hasn't worked. we have seen an uptick in approval ratings. the majority of americans believe the mueller investigation is politically motivating. they see these other things, the economy, isis, north korea wanting to come to the table. they have able to see through this bias. >> melania trump, she's improving with her rating. more coverage in a minute. so stay with us. . ♪ most people come to la with big dre

by katie's crying.ook her downstairs followed by nancy about 20 minutes later. >> nancy and i tag-teamed off and on trying to keep her occupied and calm her down. >> brad made two trips to the store. on the second trip, nancy called him, he said. he remembers being at an intersection when the call came in. >> do you know what time that would have been? >> i think looking at the cell phone records, 6:40 a.m. >> when he came back from the store the second time, katie had calmed down and nancy told brad she was going for a run. >> i took katie upstairs. went in front of my computer. read some e-mails with katie in my lap. >> and then around 7:00, he said, nancy left. >> how do you know that she left the home? >> i'm not too sure if she actually said good-bye. either the door closed or she said later or something. >> that, he said, was the last time he saw her. three weeks after this deposition, three months after nancy's body was found, in late october 2008, brad cooper was arrested and charged with the mu

now, that's how you do a quickie 24-hour hookup when you're katy and orlando.y, who is in the middle of her world tour, flew from belgium to london to check out orlando on stage in "killer joe." orlando is ready to settle down, according to a source. they are talking about a future wedding, but taking it slow and haven't pressed the subject of kids. >> i've been spoken for and i speak for myself and i'm very happy. ♪ >> also very happy, john legend and chrissy teigen, who had their first date since the birth of miles 11 days before. chrissy followed up with this giant dose of cuteness. luna giving her baby boy a pacifier. >> you have joked with us that luna sends to be territorial. how is she feeling sharing you with a baby? >> she's just becoming aware that he's the competition. >> next, has justin turow found a new woman three months after his sprint from jennifer aniston? well, these are the new photos of the 46-year-old on the beach in france, enjoying time with 28-year-old laura harrier. >> great party. >> so, is this a rebound relationship? not so fast. b

>> hard to say, katy. they're going to continue to do what they've been doing for are at least a year, if not significantly longer. they're going to look through documents, they're going to read e-mails, they're going to subpoena records and they're going to interview people who are willing to talk to them. don't forget, you have two trials pending. they need to try paul manafort. >> what about these sars? suspicion activity reports that disappeared from the government database. your guess is they're probably with robert mueller. correct? >> let me just unpack that a little bit. s.a.r.s. -- suspicious activity reports that bank file -- >> hold on one second. we have donald trump. this is a conversation he's having with reporters next to the head of nato. >> thank you very much. it is an honor to have secretary of state stoltonberg. our relationship is very good. together we've increased and raised a lot of money from countries that weren't paying or weren't paying a fair share. we have a little ways to go,

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>> well, i don't think it changes very much, katy. first, his obligation to tell the truth when he's talking to investigators is precisely the same, whether he's the attorney general or the former attorney general. and if he's done something wrong, it frankly doesn't matter either way in that case, right? if he's broken the law, he's broken the law. and being the attorney general isn't going to cover him from that. so, if the president wants to fire this guy, he absolutely has the authority. it probably would be a bad political call, but it's a relatively easy legal call. he has the legal ability to do it. but i don't think from jeff sessions' perspective, his obligations or his cover changes very much. >> chuck, what do you make of trey gowdy over the weekend? he was in that classified briefing with devin nunes, looking at the classified material about the informant within the trump campaign. and he came out very clearly and said, hey, with listen, this looks like the fbi doing exactly what it was supposed to do. remember, the presid

>> katy, good morning. it's a party.was just standing here and someone, out of the blue handed me a pin. so, it's pims-o-clock. this walk was established in the 17th century. the people that have come out here are royal watchers, royal fans. they are from this country and america as well. i want to introduce you to this trio. these ladies are from up north. elizabeth, run me through how many royal events you have been to. >> three. three. >> what are they? >> the queen's jubilee and this one. i can't remember the other one. >> i notice you have interesting strategies for the long walk today. >> there you have it. live pictures of that marching band. one thing we have not seen yet, katy, is a horse drawn carriage. there will only be one today and the royal couple will get in right after the ceremony. >> it's called an ascot landow. >> it will be pulled by a father/son duo. a horse duo. they are windsor greys. if you wonder what it looks like, harry arrived to will and kate's wedding in one of these carriages. they are in

. >> abc 7 rorter katie utehs spoke with angela to "the tonight show." >> reporter: protesters are upsetayoral candidate angela aliodo is trying to change the policy. it with premove sanctuary protections for violent felons. back in 1989 she authored the original sanctuary city orlando nances. subsequent supervisors hanged it. she says this initiative get it back to the original intent. >> the intent of the legislation was never to protect felons, convicted felons. >> reporter: critics accuse her of using trump talking points for political gain. >> it is not the climate to do it and i think it is very irresponsible from a civil rights attorney to even propose something like that. >> reporter: fellow mayoral candidate pulled his endorsement of aliota as the choice of the candidate. >> she has used donald trump's language of suggesting and promoting his myth that immigrants are, quote, murderers, rapists and child molesters. this is very dangerous language. >> i mean why do they want felons? someone needs to explain to me why do they want felons. >> reporter: the petition needs more than 9

katie: i look at wti.thea basing upside following through already, short-term momentum is falling for crude oil. not this morning of course. but in general. i would expect the high 60's based on wti. $76an arrive at a target of based on breakouts we have seen. alix: analysts talk about how it will be range bound. technically, what is the range? realistic, a's are nice place to consolidate or digest the schemes. the 70's is realistic. david: those of us were not tech me,ions -- technicians like $70 will curtail demand. there is some price elasticity. at what point does the real world kick in? alix: at what point would the iae be correct? david: you know too much. katie: it is tough to judge. when you feel like you have it figured out, it changes. it is a tough game. i prefer to look at momentum, the trend gauges. they are still positive. alix: s&p. talk to me. 200 day. katie: it is a technician's dream. perfect triangle formation, a breakout. breakouts from triangles tend to be high probability, upside foll

in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> stunning reversal for infamous murder case. vacated kennedy cousin's conviction and ordered a new trial. cornell bernard spoke with those who grew up with mokly in the east bay. >> stunned and disgusted with the justice system. >> reporte reacting to stunning news about the murder of her friend martha moxley, at center of infamous murder case in connecticut which drew international attention. kennedy cousin michael skaeckel convicted of bludgioning her to death but supreme court reversed the decision and ordered a new trial. justices ruled that former defense attorney failed to present evidence of alibi. she lived here in piedmont, went to middle school, childhood friends say she was one of a kind. >> never met someone who wasn't a friend. >> reporter: long argued the innocence, wrote a book about it. >> i'm just very happy. michael's been through a nightmare. he's innocent, we're happy that he's finally getting justice. >> reporter: a blow to moxley's mother. >> i'm so convinced he's guilty, no question about it. >> martha did

if he doesn't have the money for those gifts, katy, he's very well out, and he knows that. it's important for us to keep that pressure up. until they make the commitments that are necessary. >> they also -- pompeo was also saying they want to convince north korea that they are actually safer without their nuclear weapons. i've always been told by experts about the region, experts on the region, including you, that north korea looks to libya, they look to iran, and they say, hey, listen, they weren't safer, or iraq, they weren't safer without nuclear weapons. why would they be convinced that they are safer, that this regime is safer, that kim jong-un is safer without a nuclear arsenal? >> well, the soviet union collapsed with the world's biggest arsenal. and i think that's really the lesson for kim jong-un, and that is, if you don't have an economy, if you don't have the money to keep the regime together, you've got problems. we know there are some problems in north korea right now. so for instance, these summits, not only the one with president trump that's coming up, but a

katie is with me now. back to when you met them, it was pretty shortly after the fire. they lived on the 21st floor of the tower and we were trying to piece together the story of one floor and we chose that one. and when the newsnight producers and i first met them, they were understandably clearly still in deep shock about what they had gone through. they were originally from portugal. they have that night a terrifying escape and suffered great loss, notjust the loss of close neighbours and friends, but also, as you saw, the loss of their son, logan, son—to—be. andreia was seven months pregnant and that baby boy was stillborn in hospital as she and his sisters lay in induced comas that night. you met them in the build—up to this enquiry. we met them most recently last week as they prepared to commemorate logan at the hearing today. as you said, we will be showing you the tribute from other people and from marcio later but last week we were privileged to witness an extraordinary moment in their lives, beca

thank you so much katie. 0il is going forward. thank you so much katie.umble after reaching $80 per barrel despite growing tensions in iran and venezuela and libyan supply outages. it is said they are considering easing production platforms that have helped to push prices to their highest level since 2014. some nonmembers are being critical of this proposal. 0ne nonmembers are being critical of this proposal. one person says they are not surprised. it was not entirely surprising, because ever since they announced a unilateral sanctions against iran, 0pec and russia have come out to say that they will make sure the market supply remains uninterrupted and they will smooth it out. so is donald trump the cause for the shift in policy? prices have been going up since the start of the year, they went up about 20%. prices have been going up and if you look at what has happened, the supply is tightening and stocks are back to a five—year average level and you have venezuelan where production has been consistent but they are off by about 500,000 barrels and they a

>> katy, i think you're ton to something. and in some way, this is kind of like the alabama senate primary, where donald trump was urging republican voters to support a very non-donald trump-like candidate, luther strange. the former attorney general sitting senator, who was really more of a conventional sort of country club republican type, as opposed to roy moore, who literally was more like donald trump. and roy moore ended up winning where president trump could not get republicans or his base to turn away from a candidate that was sort of like him. >> so, this will be a replay to a certain extent of west virginia. republicans just hope that the youm will outcome will be different. >> is the really victim here policy? we're not talking about policy. >> you know, policy got left at the wayside a long time ago. we're not seeing a lot of serious policy discussed in a lot of these senate races this year. >> charlie cook, thank you very much. and boy, has it been an hour, ali velshi. donald trump withdrawing from the iran nucle