his name was kenneth dion. hunyor had never heard of him. q&a session was taped. >> when did you get into alaska? >> in the '90 some time. >> i started talking to him about his life, where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> reporter: so you didn't jump right in and say, we know you killed this girl. >> no, just try to get some rapport with him. basically smoked and joked for a while. you get to travel the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. i went up to denali a couple of times with friends from the military. i made it up there sometimes. >> found out he's fifth degree black belt martial arts, ranked number ten in a fighting competition. >> reporter: wow. he liked to brawl in bars he said. carried weapons in his car, nun chucks. >> he loved the adventure. >> reporter: he was married at the time of bonnie's murder but later got divorced. >> that's the worse thing i ever screwed up in my life, that marriage there. >> reporter: told you all this? he had to wonder why an alaska state trooper would fly all those mi

his name was kenneth dion. hunyor had never heard of him.on was taped. >> when did you get into alaska? >> in the '90 some time. >> i started talking to him about his life, where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> reporter: so you didn't jump right in and say, we know you killed this girl. >> no, just try to get some rapport with him. basically smoked and joked for a while. you get to travel the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. i went up to denali a couple of times with friends from the military. i made it up there sometimes. >> found out he's fifth degree black belt martial arts, ranked number ten in a fighting competition. >> reporter: wow. he liked to brawl in bars he said. carried weapons in his car, nun chucks. >> he loved the adventure. >> reporter: he was married at the time of bonnie's murder but later got divorced. >> that's the worse thing i ever screwed up in my life, that marriage there. >> reporter: told you all this? he had to wonder why an alaska state trooper would fly all those miles just t

. >> kenneth.s name is kenneth. he's there on his john deere tractor. hirst parents say he usually just rides it around in their yard but over the weekend kenneth rode that tractor two blocks to the county fair. >> revving his engines at a top speed of 1.5 miles per hour. his parents called 911 and he was found a few minutes later. he didn't get into any of the rides at the fair. his father took the battery out of the tractor. >> oh, those kenneths. they're always up to trouble. >>> all right, so next a close encounter with an apparently hungry great white shark off cape cod. >> a fishing boat captain called the incident exciting and scary and exhilarating and kind of surreal. >> yeah. >> here it is. that woman is pulling a fish towards the boat when the great white comes along and enjoys some lunch. that young boy who was watching retreats, i think, in expected horror. i would have had the same reaction. >> he really took off fast, right. he was like i don't want to be next. if that shark is going

kenneth, janai?at the vatican. >> putin was reportedly an hour late. the two men exchanged gifts. they discussed the role of the catholic church in russia. they also talked about syria, ukraine, and venezuela. francis wants to improve relations with the russian orthodox church. this was their third meeting. >>> back here at home the first and only republican in congress to say president trump engaged in impeachable conduct is leaving the gop. michigan representative justin amash announced his plans in an op-ed for "the washington post." he's becoming an independent. president trump called his departure, quote, great news for the republican party. >>> and the nathan's famous hot dog-eating contest in coney island is a fourth of july tradition. >> it sure is, and so is joey chestnut winning it. the 35-year-old gastronomic gladiator, quite a nickname there, earned his 12th mustard belt by eating 71 hot dogs in seven minutes. that's actually three less than last year. the runner-up wasn't even close. che

go ahead, kenneth. go ahead, kenneth, ruin the fun.a crusts. >> i like drumettes. >> he likes drumettes. mystery meat in the hot dogs. and you don't drink coffee. tha. i'm not going to let that insult stand. >> fine, fine. >> go on to the next story. >>> working has mental health benefits for moms. >> researchers at ucla found mothers in the workforce have slower rates of both memory decline and loss as they get older compared to stay at home moms. experts say it's not which is harder. they believe it's based on the way the brain is stimulated outside the home. >> data in australia showed women who worked harder through middle age had higher rates of cognitive decline. but this is good news. >> it is. i'm still upset with you, though. >>> coming up, dozens of people looking for a thrill ended up stuck on a roller coaster. we'll show you. >>> first, we got the need, the need for speed. >> yeah. >> the first look at the "top gun" sequel is here. wait til you see what maverick is up to now. plus this. >>> we're going to get the final rose

good morning, kenneth. the focus of the first night was largely ideological which is pretty unusual for a party debate. every candidate on the stage talked about how it's critical to defeat president trump but there are really some stark differences in what they feel is the best way to do that. ♪ say can you see >> reporter: night one of the democratic debates in detroit ion t party with moderate candidates challenging progressive leaders. >> it's with bad policies like medicare for all, free everything and impossible promises that will turn off independent voters and get trump re-elected. >> reporter: senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders both with similar agendas and the highest poll numbers of the candidates on stage not backing away from their ambitious ideas. >> i don't know why anyone would go to the trouble of running for president of the united states to talk about what we can't do and shouldn't fight for. >> reporter: dominating much of the debate health care particularly senator sanders med

kenneth williams. rick compared several williams' mug shots with the walgreens video? boom we've got our guy? >> the video is not real good but i start focusing in on him. >> then rick's investiga came forward with information about that same kenneth williams and the night that erica and her mom was shot. he was charged with murder himself for which he would later plead guilt toy manslaughter and was also gravely injured in a shooting. >> he's on his death bed. he thinks he's going to hell and he has something he needs to say. >> week's later, turner's health improved enough to talk to rick arnold. >> james and kenneth williams. they supposedly had hit a lick on some lady. >> what does that mean? >> slang for a robbery. >> robbery that quickly escalated to murder. >> he knew things he couldn't have known. he knew things that weren't in the media. >> there are things he couldn't have known some of this stuff. >> what kind of things? >> that there were pills involved. >> a long, frustrating, 15-month investigation. but rick was finally close to the answers he had promise

good morning, chris. >> good morning to you, kenneth and janai.atching this storm right now. pretty disorganized at the moment. but let me step away and show you what's going on as it sits right over the gulf. remember, very warm water, so that's key for further development as winds right now packing up towards about 50 miles per hour. but winds expected to strengthen as it comes closer to the coast. as of right now what we're thinking as it comes toward south-central louisiana, what does it do? heads toward st. morgan city as a strong tropical storm, close to a hurricane, a strong tropical storm. then moving inland bringing with it lots of rain. so that's going to be a concern as we head forward. so many impacts, kenneth and janai. >> and chris, we know that new orleans we've been reporting this week is already saturated with water. we saw people having to be in boats and kayaks to get home. what are some of the other things that those in louisiana and other neighboring states will be most concerned about? >> you're right, you're notithe. so now

janai, kenneth?ks. >>> now to a new legal setback in the trump administration's fight to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. >> a federal judge has blocked the justice department from switching the lawyers handling the case, saying they must have a satisfactory reason for making the change so late. attorney general william barr said this week they'll soon present new legal justification for including the citizenship question that democrats say would deter immigrants from participating. written arguments are due in two days. >>> a growing number of democrats are calling for the resignation of labor secretary alex acosta over his role in a 2008 plea deal for jeffrey epstein. that deal allowed him to avoid federal prosecution for allegedly molesting teenaged girls. as epstein faces new federal charges for similar sex crimes, president trump said he would look into acosta's handling of the case, and he praised acosta saying he was good at his job and he felt very badly for him. but trump dista

kenneth, lana? evacuations have been ordered as two brush fires burn in the grapevine along the 5 freeway in california. hundreds of acres have been scorched. the north fire has burned about 75 acres and another fire about 200 yards down the road has consumed 150 acres. >>> now to the unrest in puerto rico, massive protests and a strike are expected today. >> the island's embattled governor is refusing demands to resign, but he has announced he won't seek re-election. he's also stepping aside as leader of the new progressive party. >> that's not enough for demonstrators who want him out now. those protests fueled in part by leaked offensive chats between the governor and his aides. more now from abc's victor oquendo, who's in san juan. >> reporter: puerto rico's embattled governor, ricardo rossello, announcing sunday he will not seek re-election and will step down as head of the new progressive party, but still insists he will not resign. >> he's just so stubborn, he just doesn't get it. and there i

i'm just kidding, it's kenneth's birthday, you guys. >> oh! >> i'm young. in charge. >> he is. young and in charge. >> in my dream job. i can't have it the way i want it all the time. but this part is still pretty good. >> there you go. >> no, thank you, i really appreciate it. >> we are celebrating kenneth today. >>> we do begin with some tough stories. >> we sure do. new details about that deadly crime spree in los angeles. >> it came to an end about half a day after it started. by the time police had the suspect in custody, four people were dead. >> authorities say they don't know the suspect's motive. >> surveillance video shows him casually walking down the street before he was apprehended. clayton sandell has more from l.a. >> reporter: the deadly southern california crime spree spread across four different scenes with four people dead, just now coming to an end. officers in the san fernando valley near l.a. spending a tense 13 hours hunting for a man they say shot his entire family but didn't stop there. >> go ahead and add ems. i got a

. >> reporter: good morning, janai and good morning, kenneth. so far what we are hearing from experts is with an earthquake of this magnitude, it's common to see a lot of aftershocks, but they also say that there's a small chance that this was just the foreshock and an even greater quake is yet to come. this morning, california under a state of emergency after a massive 6.4 earthquake shook the southern half of the state. >> all units, all units, we are on citywide earthquake mode. >> reporter: the largest temblor to hit the region in nearly two decades. >> we lost everything that we have. i have no tvs, i have no dressers, i have nothing. >> our kitchen is completely, completely destroyed. everything fell off the walls out of the cabinets. >> reporter: take a look at this video capturing a panicked employee running for safety amid the intense shaking that started around 10:30 a.m. local time. another angle showing contents on store shelves knocked to the floor and this home completely knocked off its foundation. the 20-second quake was centered

janai, kenneth. >> thank you. >>> north korea says its latest test was meant as a solemn warning to southorea about their weapons development and drills upcoming. it shows kim jong-un supervising the launches and say it involved a new type of tactical guide weapon hard to intercept. the heightened tensions come as kim and president trump work on resuming stalled nuclear talks. >>> a series of arrests at camp pendleton is being called a black eye for the marine corps. 16 marines were taken into custody during a battalion formation. they were arrested for, quote, alleged involvement in various illegal activities from human smuggling to drug-related ddz s marines could also be in trouble. >> reporter: it is possible that the marines could face jail time depending on the severity and scope of what is found but having 16 marines arrested at once will likely lead to more investigations and even more of a spotlight on human smuggling. >> other eight marines being questioned about their alleged involvement in drug offenses. >>> investigators try to deshl how financier jeffrey epstein ended up unr

. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. you know d.c.s notorious for bad traffic but monday morning, you would have needed a boat to get through some of these roads. this morning, the d.c. metro area trying to dry off after nearly a month's worth of rain in one morning. >> never seen nothing like this before. never seen nothing like this. >> reporter: the torrent of rainfall washing out roads around virginia and maryland. dozens of water rescues called in for stranded drivers, some of them forced to climb on top of their cars to avoid the rushing waters below. >> i was stopped at the light. the bus came through. it was like a tidal wave hit me, boom. >> reporter: the rain pummeling the area as thousands were on their way to work monday. commuters caught in the middle. in arlington, virginia, a train forced to plow through a waterfall coming down through the ceiling of a son and at ars to be a raging river swamping thiages rorte the national archives building. officials saying the declaration of independence and the constitution are safe.

. >> reporter: good morning, janai and good morning, kenneth. partisan divides were on full display yesterday as members of both parties stuck to their respective corners and overnight the president taking notice praising a, quote, unified gop. a partisan showdown on the house floor. >> i know racism when i see it. i know racism when i feel it. >> reporter: the mayhem igniting ahead of a vote on a resolution condemning the president for his tweets telling four congresswomen of color to, quote, go back to the countries they came from. >> every single member of this institution, democratic and republican, should join us in condemning the president's racist tweets. to do anything less would be a shocking rejection of our values and a shameful abdication of our oath of office to protect the american people. >> reporter: republicans immediately objecting to her use of the word racist and calling for it to be removed from the official record. the hour plus long drama ending in a vote along party lines to approve the resolution. all but these four repu

steven is qu steven is kidnapped by kenneth parnell. >> kenneth parnell stops the car and goes to a payne and tells steven, i i just smoke your parents, they no longer want you. >> he said you're going to be my son. he kept giving him this cough syrup to sedate him. >> steven stainer had a new father figure and it was kevin parnell who by day was his father and by night was his rapist. >> reporter: parnell moves around with steven, settling in a small california town about five hours north of steven's hometown of mercer. >> parnell told him his name was going to be dennis parnell. and he enrolled him in school. >> reporter: more than five years have gone by, but dennis parnell has not forgotten he's actually steven stainer. his family has not forgotten him either. his older brother kerry deeply affected. >> kerry was very upset. maybe he had some guilt, because i think he was supposed to be with his brother. >> reporter: kerry shows signs of disturbing behavior. >> he had a compulsion of trying to get close to women or be sexual with them but was unable to develop any interpersonal rela

kenneth, janai?ks to megan. >>> republican senator lindsey graham, one of the president's closest allies on capitol hill, also attacked those congresswomen. >> in an appearance on fox news, graham accused the four democrats of being anti-semitic and anti-american and he called them, quote, a bunch of communists. "the view" cohost meghan mccain who said graham was like an uncle to her called his support of the comments hurtful. >> whatever happen to lindsey, this is not the person i used to know. >> mccain also said the cowardice of republicans not speaking out is embarrassing. >>> president trump is moving to block the vast majority of central american migrants from applying for asylum at the southern border. a restrictive new rule set to take effect today prevents migrants from seeking asylum in the united states if they've traveled through another country first. that means many migrants would have to apply in mexico. legal challenges are expected. >>> prosecutors say the evidence of sexual miscondu

kenneth craig of the potential benefits to your heart. >> we know a good diet and weight are critical for heart health. now a new study shows that en people who are already at a healthy weight can improve the risk of heart disease and diabetes. >> even young people even normal people, can assist in reducing the markers that are >>reporterlike ctor carl people and ha hundred 18 normal weight adults under 50 years old for two years. one diet and the other group was told to restrict calories, cutting about 300 calories a day on average. the study shows that they lost about 10 percent of their body weight in significantly improved already good levels of blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, and other markers. it is not always easy to cut calories every day but researchers say people in the study adapted over time, and eventually needed fewer calories to feel full. >> just be cognizant of what you're eating and how you're eating, and the amount of calories you're putting in. >> reporter: researchers say if you're looking to cut calories, reducing sugar and carbohydrates is a good place

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. stark cbs news reached out to the drug manufacturers listed. only purdue pharma responded saying the opioid crisis is a complex societal problem putting blame on one party undermines the efforts of those trying to address the crisis. >>> elon musk a me to connect the human brain with a computer interface. he says the version one neuron -sized threads and microprocessor chips help people with brain and spinal cord injuries. long-term goal is to allow humans to connect with artificial intelligence technology.>> are very tiny said that that are about a 10th of the cross-sectional area of the human hair. are extremely tiny threads. the interface to the chp is wireless. you have no wires poking out of your head. they are very important. so it is basically a bluetooth to your phone. >> neural lincoln seeking the fda approval. elon musk said testing should be done before the end of next year. >>> a good time for a check of the forecast. >> a beautiful afternoon. here's a live look at the sales force power camera, looking east with guys in the bay brid

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> the spacex dragon successfully docked at the international space bringing an interesting mix of cargo including a soccer ball and a pouchful of nickelodeon's green slime. it launched atop the spacex falcon 9 rocket. it was the 18th mission of its kind for elon musk's company and it was the first time the dragon capsule was reused for a third trip to space. >>> one of the largest annual food extravaganzas is understood way this weekend. the garlic festival kicked off yesterday morning in gilroy. the festival started in 1979 promoting gilroy as the garlic capital of the world. it runs through sunday. >>> up to 20,000 runners will hit the streets of san francisco for the annual marathon. the 26.2-mile course will take them through the precidio, across the golden gate and back and through golden gate park before finally returning to the start along the embarcadero, half marathoners can choose to run the northern or southern half of the course but they won't cross the bridge. closures will be in place. if you are driving in san francisco, good luck, pla

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> it could be a big boost at the alameda county plant. what is driving tesla to ramp up its production. >>> corporations and government agencies get hacked all of the time. hear from a hacker firsthand on how criminals are getting in so easily. >>> we are watching the skies clear this afternoon. temperatures are warmer, compared to yesterday at this time. here is a live look with the transamerica camera looking north of the golden gate. we will talk about a bigger warm-up as we had through the next several days. details are coming up. >>> tesla is preparing to boost production at its alameda county plant. the company says it made nearly 90,000 cars in the second quarter. according to bloomberg news, tesla is making preparations at its fremont factory for quarter three. although it is not clear how. tesla is also reportedly expected to hire more hands to help. >>> we are hearing for the first time from a glendale couple, whose embryo was given to the wrong mother, who lives in new york.>> me, mywife al had to suffer physically. >> the chil

janai, kenneth?ooks like it's shaping up to be a mess. >>> a texas man has been charged with threatening to assassinate president trump. michael getlub was arrested in the dallas area accused of willfully making threats to inflict bodily harm and kill the president. the indictment offered no specific details about the nature of the threats. the suspect is due in court today. >>> a legal victory for president trump. a federal appeals court threw out a lawsuit that claimed he violated the constitution by profiting from foreign guests. the suit said the trump international hotel was siphoning business from local hotels because officials were trying to curry favor with the president by staying at his hotel. >>> labor secretary alex acosta insists he got the toughest deal he could in the case against wealthy financier jeffrey epstein, accused of molesting dozens of young girls. acosta said federal prosecutors would have let epstein walk free. the former state attorney involved in the case disputes that cl

. >> kenneth parnell was working at the yosemite lodge, doing the books for them.ted previously of molesting a child. >> but he found a job in yosemite because that kind of guy could find a job in yosemite. a lot of people run to yosemite to get away from things. >> and kenneth decided that he was going to abduct a young boy. he was able to recruit a co-worker of his. >> a slow-witted fella named ervin murphy. and finally, on december 4th, it was a sleety, wintery day, he and ervin murphy got into ken's big, white buick and drove into merced. >> steven, what happened that afternoon, do you remember, when you were walking home from school? >> and they saw this little boy, 7-year-old steven stayner. >> steven had left school, headed straight south from here four blocks. and when he was on yosemite parkway, which leads to yosemite national park, he was approached by ervin murphy. murphy had some religious tracts with him, which he'd been using to approach other kids. he asked steven if he thought that his mother would be willing to make a charitable donation to a chur

others know they are not alone. >> >> it is okay to be you are present by yourself. >> reporter: kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> some experts say there are many barriers for transgender period people when it comes to accessing appropriate care.>> they said that can contribute to long-term health problems. >>> not your typical food offerings. a behind the scenes look at the unique eats at the warriors new arena. >>> taking a live luck this il we will be right back. >>> something unique restaurants headed to the area and around the chase center arena and san francisco. >> dumpling time is one more than one of a dozen restaurants open year-round at thrive city outside of the chase center. the warriors say they chose a diverse group of local restaurant to add to the growing neighborhood. this friday, mission bay will welcome test craft brewery, little creatures to the neighborhood, located across from oracle park serving signature beers and the restaurant will feature australian and american classics. spec it wasn't until he started to dive in and have a look at the various areas we co

with us on skype now from arlington virginia we've got kenneth katzman a gulf analyst for the library of congress and very good to have you with us. let's look at this from the iranian perspective 1st of all how does this end for them. or how does the stand well for them the word i used earlier was brinksmanship they're asking the europeans for help but at the same point pushing them i can't see how the europeans will react well to this. well the europeans are still to blame the big ministry for essentially sinking and sabotaging and undermining and causing the deal to collapse the iranian still do have that reservoir of understanding or viewer who is the problem is a fundamental problem in this crisis. that i think is very real ways out of this crisis because the trip administration does not appear willing to lift any sanctions and continues to impose new sanctions or sanctions and doesn't seem to be any exit pipe talk to other. works things of that one possibility would be to restore the. waivers for the purchase of iranian oil so that iran in exports of oil again might get way out

janai, kenneth?ors are trying to unravel the mysterious death of a college student in mississippi. >> police found the body of the 21-year-old woman near a lake several miles from the ole miss campus. as we hear from adrienne bankert, authorities suspect foul play is involved. >> reporter: police are looking for whoever may have killed 21-year-old college student alexandria ally kostial. investigators say she was discovered dead over the weekend on the edge of this lake near the university of mississippi known as ole miss. ally's father keith posted on facebook ally had been attending summer school and teaching fitness classes at ole miss, writing online that police communicated to us that our beautiful dear ally was the victim of a homicide. the sheriff's department says one of their deputies found her body about 20 miles from campus and that foul play was involved. a school official shared in a statement, we are truly saddened by the death of alexandria kostial. ally was a valued member of our camp

here is abc's kenneth >> reporter: the water slashing out of this pool. this woman struggling to stand. >> we spoke to a lot of residents who are very concerned. that's why we've been trying to push, if you're not prepared right now, you should be getting prepared right now. >> this video shows a 2-year-old dangerously close to a swaying trailer. it was the largest quake in 20 years, sparking fires and causing thousands of power outages. hundreds of residents packed into this town hall to hear from authorities who say the aftershocks are slowing down but could continue to months. >> they have had a significant psychological impact on us. we're going to have a lot more earthquakes and a lot stronger shaking. >> we all have a unique role and responsibility to prepare, individually to be prepared for the next earthquake of magnitude even greater than 7.1. >> reporter: residents are now assessing the damage from collapsed walls to cracked foundations. some choosing not to return home. >> my ceiling is cracked halfway through. i have a crack going up my wall.

kenneth, janai?melissa. >>> in the race for 2020, former vice president joe biden took quite a few hits in the first democratic debate, but he's still leading the pack. in a new abc news/"washington post" poll, 29% of democratic-leaning voters prefer biden. senator bernie sanders isn't far behind at 23%. senators kamala harris and elizabeth warren are tied at 11%. when it comes to who stood out in the debate, harris shot up 41%, far ahead of warren, biden, and sanders. >>> a jury sentenced decorated navy s.e.a.l. edward gallagher to a demotion and reduction in pay for taking a photo with the body of an isis fighter. gallagher is a free man after he was acquitted of murder charges. after the verdict gallagher apologized to the navy and marines but slammed the s.e.a.l.s who testified against him. >> this small group of s.e.a.l.s that decided to concoct this story in no way, shape or form represent the community that i've loved. they tried to frame me as a criminal from the get-go. but, you know, we kne

>> hey, kenneth, good to be here once again.ke my horse to the old town road. >> that is it, that is it. >> 12 weeks at number one. the last time we saw 12 weeks in a row, it was "despacito" two years ago became the song of the summer. this horse really has, no pun intended, long legs. >> billy ray cyrus being on this one, this guy keeps popping up, always staying relevant. >> and he adds something to the song. the remix that they released with billy ray actually gave the song additional legs. and it's gotten played on country radio, there's been a lot of talk about this. but i think if you watch the video, it really does make sense. it's normal, it's not pushed, it's not contrived. >> it's in a lot schools, the kids, also a viral video as well. >> it started on tick-tock, the social media application, and music-generated content, and kids started uploading videos of themselves doing that. that's how this song became so big in such a short time, amount of time. >> it was -- >> i got to tell you one thing, kenneth, i think he's u

kenneth, janai? >> our thanks to megan.sident urged his party not to show weakness and it seems like both parties on both sides of the aisle are following suit. there seems to be united front among republicans as well as among democrats. >> you did have four republicans who strayed away from the party, will hurd, brian fitzpatrick among those. there's a lot of reaction even on the senate side that was not part of this vote, but a lot of eyes and attention on senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, who refused to address the president's tweets directly even when a reporter asked him about his wife, who's an american citizen, the secretary in the president's cabinet who is foreign born but is an american citizen now. and so -- but mcconnell did not address this. but did say that the tone of all of this is not good for the country. >> yep, that they should tone it down. >>> after the resolution was approved last night, a texas democrat introduced articles of impeachment against president trump prompted by the racist tweets. >>

janai, kenneth?>>> that migrant father and child whose heartbreaking image spread across the world have been laid to rest. >> private services were held in el salvador for 25-year-old oscar martinez and daughter valeriya. who was just shy of her 2nd birthday when they were swept away in the rio grande. the president of el salvador is taking responsibility saying, quote, they fled our country, it is our fault. >>> meanwhile, acting homeland security chief kevin mcaleenan wrapped up a two-day trip to el salvador where he met with officials to talk about security and migration. he attended the first meeting with the bilateral migration task force before heading to honduras for similar discussions with that country's president. >>> accused serial sex abuser and former university of southern california gynecologist george tyndall has pleaded not guilty to 29 felony counts. anges. he faces 53 ars in prison if convicted. nearly 400 women claim he sexually abused them at the school's student health center. >

kenneth craig has her inspiring story. >> reporter: at 17 years old emily finally feeling fully herself one of the youngest patients in the country to undergo gender reassignment surgery. >> for me it feels almost like i'm finally fully complete now. >> reporter: emily was born a boy but says she's always known she was a girl. >> i used to look in the mere and think is it only me? am i the only person who feels like this, trapped in a wrong body. >> reporter: as a young child she changed her name and started dressing as a girl first at home and later at school. >> was it tough? >> yeah. i mean i had the biggest fear of being judged. >> reporter: with her parents' support and under the care of doctors and psychologists, emily eventually started taking hormone blockers to prevent male puberty and then estrogen to develop a female body. >> emily is a pioneer because she is at the forefront of this new generation of young kids, adolescents, who are realizing what they are much earlier in life and are able to transition even before puberty. >> reporter: dr. jess ting performed emily's reassi

here's kenneth craig. >> reporter: this surveillance video captured the terrifying assault.eworks exploding inside a moving truck, with a family of four inside. you can't see his face, but police suspect the man trying to get away in this white s.u.v. is the person behind the 4th of july attack. investigs that familuck in ait of road rage following some sort of confrontation, setting off fireworks they had just purchased. witnesses saw the fire and tried to help the family escape, but all four people were badly burned. the two children were just babies. >> they received extensive burns throughout their body. >> reporter: all four family members were rushed to the hospital. police are now desperate to find the driver of this newer model light ford expedition, and other witnesses who may have been riding with him. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: powerful thunderstorms hammered parts of the northeast today. a possible funnel cloud was spotted in new jersey. there were reports of minor damage. no one was hurt. president trump is doubling down on his fight to add a c

minutes or so or indeed in the next hour let's stay with these latest live pictures let's bring in kenneth mclean talk he's formally lieutenant governor of puerto rico and currently a senior public policy advisor at polytechnic he joins us on the phone from san juan kenneth mcclintock welcome to al-jazeera can you just share with us your thoughts at this momentous time. you know i think that this is one of the most historic events that the 3000000 american citizens a living for equal kind of have lived through throughout their lifetime and it's a moment that we have to remember for many decades to come it is in part a result of the reaction of our people last monday we had 810-0000 . at the march the largest in the history of perico wasn't 500000 we have to stick to the facts of this but it was 100000 and it was definitely the largest political event or or people event in the history of puerto rico and now we have to look forward to having a new governor our 2nd female governor will be governor one the basket is currently the attorney general in puerto rico and we have team night behind he

. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. this very well could be an early start to the hurricane season for the gulf. some areas like in new orleans have seen well over half a foot of rain and that's only from round one in this series of storms. this morning parts of new orleans underwater. heavy downpours turning the streets and sidewalks into rivers. the french quarter submerged. >> this is ridiculous. this looks like venice out here. everybody need a boat or something. this is like sad. >> reporter: authorities declaring a state of emergency as the levee system faces one of its biggest tests since hurricane katrina. the mississippi river projected to reach its highest level in nearly 70 years. this waterspout spotted on lake pontchartrain, winds and rains tearing through homes and officials believe this first storm may just be a warning shot before the next wave arrives possibly as a hurricane. >> with more rain in store for the city of new orleans, this is the time to help us clear debris in front of catch basins. >> rep

. >> reporter: hi, kenneth. yeah, the shooting happened the third and final day of the festival that attracts celebrity chefs, musicians and tens of thousands of people. a fun weekend festival turning deadly sunday. >> some random dude just started shooting like he just pulled out a gun and we were just eating. >> it started popping off like fireworks. that's what i thought it was. i had no idea until he grabbed me and said that's gunfire. let's go. >> reporter: authorities saying at least four people are dead including the suspect. many more were injured. >> he just like shoot once and then he like stopped and started shooting repeatedly. >> reporter: it happened 6:00 p.m. west coast time. a man opening fire while the band vital sound played on stage. one member telling kgo he heard a pop and saw a shooter with what appeared to be an assault rifle. >> he was just firing into the biggest bunch of people he could find. i was just going holy crap. >> reporter: authorities saying the suspect gained access to the fe

. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. good morning, janai. well, just days ago congress approved a massive humanitarian aid package to deal with the border crisis, but after touring some of those facilities, democrats say lack of funding is only part of the problem. this morning, democrats painting a haunting picture of two border facilities housing migrants in texas. representative joaquin castro sharing this video captured inside the el paso center. the congressman says the women seen here who consented to being recorded have been sharing a cramped cell, some for months, and have been denied showers and life-saving medicine. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who was among the group of democrats who toured the facilities tweeting, women are being kept in cells without water and told to drink out of toilets. ocasio-cortez also recounted tense interactions with border patrol agents. >> in that last facility i was not safe from the officers in that facility. >> reporter: this as the fallout continues from a secret facebook page uncovered b

>> next, on history bookshelf, kenneth daigler talks about his book, "spies, patriots, and traders: american intelligence in the revolutionary war." in which he looks at the role of defeatingigence in the british. he spoke at the spy museum in 2014. dr. houghton: good morning. welcome. houghton, and i would like to welcome all of you to another author debriefing. today's subject will be the american revolution and intelligence. i would like to say a couple words about the revolution and the history of intelligence. this is one subject that is vastly underrepresented in historical literature. most of us went through school and learned about the revolution. even at the college level, we do not delve into the importance of intelligence during the american revolution. this is quite problematic. if you look at the advantages of the british over the americans, the british at almost every advantage. they had a modern professional army that had been battle colonies didas the colon not. the americans had a small continental army that could not really be counted on. the british of the greatest navy in

janai, kenneth. >> trevor, thank you for joining us this morning. >>> the battle over obamacare is playing out in a federal appeals court with health benefits for millions of americans on the line including those with pre-existing conditions. a three-judge panel heard arguments tuesday on whether a texas judge was right to strike down the affordable care act. two of the judges seem skeptical that the law's individual insurance mandate is constitutional. a ruling is expected later this summer. >>> now to the growing calls for a hate crime investigation in arizona. police say a white man killed a black teenager because he felt threatened by his rap music. the murder has sparked outrage, even getting the attention of a presidential candidate. >> he was really god's gift. >> reporter: this morning a family is grieving the loss of a 17-year-old in arizona. >> he was out there living his life going to work, going to school, making sure he was getting everything taken care of. he didn't have just one job. he had two jobs. and was trying to get a third job. >> reporter: police say elijah al-amin w

good morning to you, kenneth.r former vice president joe biden bounce back a little bit ahead of this second wave the debates. you know, with ten candidates each night it can feel a little more like a series of elevator pitches rather than a political debate but does make things more unpredictable with so many trying to break through, what, with this poll we see it appears to be a top-heavy field. it's time for round two beginning tonight of the second wave of debates in the quest for the democratic presidential nomination. the candidates once again split up over two nights, all trying to knife through an extremely crowded field. heading into night one a new poll shows former vice president joe biden expanding on his lead. now with 34% support up from 22% at the beginning of the month. senator elizabeth warren is in second at 15% with senator kamala harris appearing to lose her first debate bump dropping to 12% from 20%. senator bernie sanders in fourth at 11%. the front-runner biden seems to have shaken off what

. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth.he two leaders spent an hour behind closed doors as president trump tries to restart nuclear talks with north korea. president trump back in washington tweeting this video of his meeting with north korea's leader kim jong-un. history made as he became the first sitting u.s. president to step into the country. >> my friend. >> reporter: president trump made the surprise visit to the demilitarized zone following the g20 summit where he met with russian president vladimir putin and chinese president xi jinping. speaking with fox news' tucker carlson, the president seemed optimistic that the u.s. and china are closer to a trade deal. >> we had a very good meeting. he wants to make a deal. i want to make a very deal. very big deal, i guess the biggest trade you'd say. we got along well. we understand each other. >> reporter: but it was president trump's meeting with kim jong-un that's received the most media attention which at times became chaotic as the two men walked back into the south k

. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. good morning, janai. protesters wanted to bring nationwide attention and put pressure on congress to address the immigration issue. but the immigration battle between the white house and democrats continues to escalate. thousands of protesters taking to the streets of major cities across the country. [ chanting ] holding signs that read, close the camps. the nationwide movement comes after recent accounts of inhumane and unsafe conditions at migrant border facilities. >> we need emergency action. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers recounting stories of migrants sleeping on concrete floors and rooms without running water after a visit to two facilities on monday. massachusetts congresswoman ayanna pressley on cnn sharing her experience. >> i asked the doctor at that cbp facility did he think this was a public health violation. >> reporter: and this morning the department of homeland security's own inspector general is warning of, quote, dangerous overcrowding sharing these pictures showing some adults packe

. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth and janai. we've heard from visitors at these detention facility, members of congress, pediatricians, and they have talked about what they call are horrifying conditions but this latest report cites border patrol agents, current and former, that say the cells are cramped and there are outbreaks of diseases. now, president trump is waving off those reports. he does say there is a problem at the border and they're overcrowded at their facilities but he is saying this is the fault of the democrats and says this latest report is a fabrication. with both political parties now calling border conditions a crisis, president trump continuing to defend migrant detention facilities and the border patrol agents who run them. >> now, i look at things and they -- i saw visually i have people there that told me the job that they are doing is incredible. >> reporter: this as a joint investigation from "the new york times" and "the el paso times" cites unnamed border patrol agents who saw outbreaks of scabies, s

good morning to you, kenneth. the president who for years pushed birther conspiracy questioning former president barack obama citizenship was widely criticized for telling four democratic congresswomen to leave the united states using language similar to what he's used to undocumented immigrants ahead of his deportation raids. this morning, new tweets from president trump targeting congresswomen of color still not naming names but criticizing democrats for defending the women who in an earlier tweet he told to go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came this time writing in part, quote, their disgusting language and the many terrible things they say about the united states must not be allowed to go unchallenged. >> a group of people that came -- i don't know where they came from. >> reporter: the president directing his tweets at four freshmen minority congresswomen, three of the four born in the united states, the other a naturalized citizen. democrats have been quick to

. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. good morning, janai.ow that robert mueller's long awaited testimony is in the books, both parties are focusing on how to move forward. the democrats are insisting they're going to stay the course, but republicans are saying now is the time to turn the page. following a marathon day of testimony from special counsel robert mueller, house speaker nancy pelosi calling wednesday a milestone. >> this is very serious. today was very important. >> reporter: but the speaker still not budging on impeachment for now. >> i think that if we go down that path, we should go in the strongest possible way, and that's all i'm going to say about the subject. >> reporter: the president with a much stronger reaction calling mueller's testimony a big day for the republican party and for him. >> what he showed more than anything else is that this whole thing has been three years of embarrassment and waste of time for our country. this was a very big day for the republican party, and you could say it was a great day for me but

. >> we sure are, janai and kenneth. temperatures right here in the nation's capital already soaring. experts say the combination of sunshine, high temperatures and humidity can prove life-threatening in the coming days with children and the elderl this morning, a dangerous and widespread heat wave spreading across much of the united states leaving more than 170 million people exposed to the hottest weather of the summer. new york, philadelphia and the nation's capital already under a heat emergency. >> new york city hasn't seen a 100-degree temperature since 2012. i really think we'll get close this weekend. >> reporter: meteorologists calling for d.c.'s feels like temperatures to feel almost as hot as death valley, and in the upper midwest milwaukee's mayor getting the word out about cooling stations. >> we're very, very concerned about people with physical challenges. we're concerned about the elderly. we're concerned about children. >> reporter: meanwhile, emergency rooms are on alert bracing for an influx of heat-re

. >> i'm kenneth moton. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> barry is no longer a hurricane or even a tropical storm, but it's still causing flooding and damage in the south-central part of the country. memphis is one of the cities on alert overnight as the storm moves north. >>> president trump is facing fresh allegations of racism after tweeting that a group of democratic congresswomen who slammed his immigration policies should go back and fix the countries they came from. the tweets came as he launched a new crackdown on immigrants. >> new york's power company, con edison, is apologizing and searching for answers, investigating what plunged 40 blocks of manhattan into darkness saturday night. there were 400 elevator rescues during the blackout. >>> a group of six rafters is safe after going over a waterfall in a state park in pennsylvania. everyone on board was wearing a life jacket. thankfully they are okay this morning. those are some of our top stories

we have another suggestion for kenneth's lookalike from our friend lisa. >> no, come on. >> i mean -->> what was that guy's name? >> and they said celebrity lookalikes. that guy is not a celebrity. >> touche, touche, touche. >> not a celebrity. >> i mean -- what's funny is after this story yesterday, kenneth was like, you did it wrong, you're supposed to -- we're the celebrities, you're supposed to have them send us pictures of regular people who look like us. >> yes. >> i said, oh, oh. >> regular people? i don't talk that way. i didn't say we're celebrities. >> but he meant it. >> nowhere near it. >> we're not. thank you, guys, for joining in. >>> next to some life advice we can all use courtesy of michelle obama. >> she was talking to a crowd of college-bound students at her annual beat the odds summit at howard university. she says everybody's faking it. >> that's right, she says, quote, you always think that somebody else knows more than you do. i've been on boards with some of the top ceos, i've had dinner with the queen, i've been to the summit of world leaders, they're not smar

central command general kenneth mackenzie was in saudi arabia he held talks with saudi military leaders on how to ensure safe passage for ships off the coast of yemen and iraq. the un special rapporteur on human rights in may in moscow is the persecution of the rangar there is still going on she says villages have been burned down in recent days and she has been prevented from getting in to gather information. british m.p.'s have made it more difficult for the next prime minister to push through a no deal bragg's it by suspending parliament the majority of m.p.'s have just voted for an amendment that would ensure parliament stays open in the run up so. the 31st deadline for briggs is jonah how joins us now from london so basically what has happened here jonah is that they've just tied up a little bit more boris johnson's hands who's expected to be the next prime minister right. yes well they've scuppered what seems to be a key part of boris johnson's plan which would have been should he be put in place after to reserve a next week to suspend or prorogue parliament send m.p.'s home durin

cite owns it day and kenneth hits mozambique with devastating effect earlier this year as well as the cost in lives lost and the damage to infrastructure the storms hit just before the harvest was due nearly 2000000 people are dependent on food supplies from outside aid groups are sounding the alarm they say the rebuilding process is taking too long and is under funded. the aftermath of the cycle and still shows 100 skilled and tens of thousands forced from their homes everything last minute he saw there was lucky but she will never forget when the cyclon hit. their band the elo they said they didn't leave the roof was gone and the house felt like it was in the sea by. their way it's inside the house. it couldn't have happened at a worse time and estimated 400000 acres of crops washed away just weeks ahead of the main harvest the country's trying to rebuild and it's not only the rule areas that are suffering the cities too and help is not arriving fast enough. to our very early to the people now are suffering they need to rebuild their buildings also they're going to have resources to