his older brother kerry deeply affected. >> kerry was very upset.be 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 relationships with any women. >> reporter: after seven years with steven, parnell starts looking for a new, younger boy. in february 1980, he pays a high school kid to help him kidnap 5-year-old timothy white. >> steven watched timmy suffer from this separation from his family for two weeks and decided, finally, that he had to do sk about it. >> reporter: when parnell goes to work, steven hitchhikes with timothy to the town of ukiah, going directly to the police station. >> but when he arrives at that police station, he says something that will be embedded in the public consciousness forever. >> i know my first name is steven. >> that's the title of the book. it became a television movie, and it made steven famous. >> this is steven to

kerry: yes.hings have changed i recently got married and have gotten a promotion where my circumstances have changed. so now i'm in a position to where is not you know as hard as it was before but i have co-workers and friends we talk about this all the time. they have two or three kids i only have one. so to hear their stories it kinda motivates me to want to be able to do more to help others who may be in that situation until they get to that point where they're able to function a little bit better. soledad: in a school district of ninety thousand children. how many people do you believe don't qualify for free. lunch but are poor and are genuinely struggling to pay almost thousand dollar a year bill. adelle: we have 300 thousand dollars every year and that's 300 thousand dollars of families that absolutely can't pay that bill. and then there's a whole lot of other families that i'm sure are making very hard choices to decide whether they are paying that lunch bills that their kid can go to the

kerry rawson was 26 years old on the day she learned her father was the cold blood killer known as btk, responsible for killing ten people and terrorizing wichita, kansas for decades. >> there was a knock on the door. he said he was the fbi. he says your dad has been arrested as btk, and i'm going . >> wichita was a wonderful city back in the 1970s. just a nice, midwestern city, where people could raise their family without any fear. >> never in a million years did wichitans think that a serial killer would come from here. >> my mom and dad met in 1970. they got married nine months later in may of '71. >> reporter: while he appeared to be a happily-married man, his monstrous life would appear. >> the home of his wife. >> he spotted her when he was driving my mom to work and stalked her family. >> reporter: he went to the house one day and cut the phone line, then killed both parents, along with their two youngest children. >> when the older children came back from school and discovered their parents. >> i ran down the hall, went in their bedroom and saw my mother on the bed, me father

the territory's beijing appointed leader has announced that a controversial extradition bill is dead kerry admitted that her government's work on the pros law had been a total failure the bill would have allowed the extradition of criminal suspects to mainland china anger over the bill led to one president at protests and earlier this month hundreds of people broke away from peaceful demonstrations and stormed the city's legislature building where we live from hong kong with our reporter just a moment but 1st let's hear what kerry had to say. but there are still the ring dollars about the government sincerity all worries whether the government will we start the process in the legislative council. so i retreat here. there is no such plan the bill instead let's get reaction from hong kong and bring in rob mcbride so kerry last said that the bill is dead but she stopped short of a formal withdrawal rob is this likely to appease the protesters. that's right to really be remains to be seen if they will be mollified by this there is so much are under arrest because of this bill what they have be

less they're held in public leaders of the city's biggest unions were responding to chief executive kerry lamb's offer to meet them in private a small number of demonstrators ransacked and vandalized the legislative council building on monday hundreds of thousands of large the peaceful protesters have been calling on them to scrap a controversial bill that would allow extradition to mainland china. she actually has plenty of opportunities to communicate with the general public in the whole june but she did not. she certainly far far too as a student union commutation but showed no spirit and so that we think that she. is just a public show so we don't see why we should immediately the. offensive invitation well for more on this let's cross live now to our correspondent robin bride reason hong kong for us rob so given this appears to be a bit of a stalemate as we've been hearing that what's next for the protest movement is kerry lamb likely to give in and agree to public talks. that's right this does seem to be from the student's point of view just too little too late and it doesn't bode w

i won't hesitate to order these soldiers into action now on wednesday morning the chief executive kerry land was forced to deny a report that appeared online overnight saying that she had consulted beijing about the possibility of calling in the peer lay on monday evening after students ransacked an occupied the building beside me on wednesday morning she said that report was erroneous and denied it but one of her key advisors bonnie tong a legal adviser has said that every time there is serious unrest in hong kong it raises the risk that the pair lay might yet have to be called and i think at the moment sami china's strategy is much more long term i don't think it's going to lead to that pilate coming in anytime soon at the moment i think they're going to encourage the migration of more chinese people from the mainland into hong kong so that when elections are held in the future they can undermine the chances of pro democracy candidates so it's a form of gerrymandering also you know china is continuing to encourage young hong kong chinese to go across the border to look for jobs where

i think kerry going to be careful. with the chinese we as an office here is yes we we don't see a person obviously in thailand 5. seeing that the there is and i think there was during the last major aggressed on how congress treats up the umbrella group of 5 years ago it was quite generally accepted that there was a threat to china to face it really like you were being lost if buildings were being bought at that point it really did not need the hong kong police to control things they have to send in the people's liberation army that seems to be the sort of read 1 the china. statement has to be said with still a long way from that at the moment but china will be watching presumably closely a very difficult to see china allowing the whole concept of a tax cut 6. i'd even if they don't come to that date back down we're going to carry i'm going to die now if we're talking about fargo that just through withdrawal of this extradition bell it's almost like the genie is out of the bottle let people have started talking to goin

and we should just keep an eye on it. >> i think -- >> kerry, what do you think?that i'm trying to make is this is an example where the courts are cabining the president's attempts to use his authorities in ways that are not legal. and so we see other examples of this. so, for example, right now there is litigation ongoing in the president's use of his emergency authorities on the border. we did see the court push back some on the original travel ban which had a pretextual reason. so these are all examples, the travel ban was pretextual, the use of emergency authorities is pretextual, and now the supreme court push back on the census question, which was pretextual use of authorities. >> kerry, appreciate it. elliott williams as well, thanks very much. coming up, more on the immigration raids, where they're expected to start this sunday, and what officials in those cities say they are going to do about it. >>> also my conversation with presidential candidate and mayor pete buttiegieg. his reaction to the breaking news on the census and we'll talk about the plan he

for kerry lam has been missing for some time now the last public appearance was on june 18th this is just after she suspended this extradition bill but these protesters that want this extradition bill dumped all together not to die is the annual rally 8 seats the handover anniversary it's a march every year but this year they're expecting massive crowds simply because of the fury and the anger over this particular extradition treaty that's been suspended but not dumped all together and that's what these protesters want so this protest here this morning it will only build on the status of the police continue that it's blocked on my left it's blocked on hardcourt road so as i said that they could be $5000.00 police off to $5000.00 placed on duty today simply to control the crowds but the actual march that marks the anniversary it doesn't stop until the soft unearned so it's going to be a big day in hong kong sorry clark in hong kong where those protests are building up again but of course be following the story throughout the day thank you. flights have resumed at the libyan capital is

is now on the way hong kong's leader kerry lam condemned the actions of the protesters who stormed the legislative council. extreme use of violence and vandalism by protesters who stormed into the legislative council building over a period of time so this is something that we should seriously come down because nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong so i hope community at large will agree with us that with these violent acts that we have seen it is right for us to condemn it. or get more on the reaction from beijing in just a few minutes but 1st let's go live to hong kong and speak to why in highway how are people digesting the events of last night now. well quite amazing scenes outside the legislative council building right now sami because it is in stark contrast to what we saw a few hours ago which as you mentioned was the scene of chaos at that time as the riot police moved into this area with tear gas and battens clearing the protesters out of the area around the legislative council basically hong kong's parliament and also those that had chosen to storm the bu

on kong's leader kerry lamb says she's killed the extradition bill that sparked mass protests but fails to convince her critics and the italy's hardline interior minister of officially closes what was once europe's biggest migrant reception center. hello welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has ramped up his twitter tirade against the british prime minister and the u.k. bassett are in washington it comes 2 days after the publication of leaked diplomatic cables which criticized the trump white house in his latest tweets trump called britain's ambassador wacky and a very stupid guy he also lashed out at the u.k. prime minister again attacking her brakes and negotiation and calling it failed and the disaster but this time he went even further calling to reason made foolish and ambassador king. barrick appalled. well the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt has hit back describing trump's coleman says this respectful and droll emma haywood has more now on the british reaction to the latest tweets. while downing street would have been hoping that this route would just go quiet bu

hong kong chief executive kerry condemns the violence and defends the police response. the un's nuclear watchdog confirms iran is enriching more uranium that it read to u.s. president donald trump that's playing with fire. to be the stargazers and astronomy lovers poking to spot in town to watch a rare eclipse. so it is just past 10 am in hong kong where a massive cleanup operation has begun a day after hundreds of protesters stormed the city's legislature monday so violence left debris scattered all over the building police used tear gas to clear the area of the demonstrators smashed windows and splashed graffiti on its walls all this on a day the government held ceremonies to mark 22 years since the end of british rule and hundreds of thousands joined a peaceful march when hate begins our coverage. after another day of protests in hong kong police ran out of patience with tear gas and battens they moved in to clear the area around the legislative council hong kong's parliament it's become the focal point of anti-government rallies over the past 3 weeks because protest

i knew john kerry as a political reporter and sort of the public caricature almost of him, but to seeity and the stick-to-itiveness that he dispolice department all the way through, and then also -- that he displayed all the way through, and then as a driving force behind that, he was hurding cats all the time, the world powers, to try to get the e.u. on board to then actually leading most of the technical and back-and-forth negotiations with the iranians. so he had multiple constituencies that he was trying to handle at one time. so it gave me a real appreciation both for him as a diplomat in this way, but also for the challenge of creating something. that's why i think when you cast that aside, this was not the u.s. and iran making a nuclear deal. this was the u.s. working with unanimously all the members of the u.n. security council and a 28-member european union. when is the last time they agreed on anything. they all unanimously agreed to this. now we have walked away from that. so that unraveling i think has come at some expense to our credibility and to the future stability of

the relationship between beijing's aunt hong kong is always a difficult one to pin down kerry?hat belongs to china and no more so than the anniversary of handover today, the anniversary of handover today, the idea that basically, well also it is also the communist party's name don't like anniversary as well. —— communist party's anniversary. there is very like little mention because mainland china sees hong kong as basically a small region so its politics are regional politics and they will never be given a lot of attention. about a skill as they get really so there is not a lot of coverage if at all. interesting to hear you say that because a lot of the walls of the legislative council it says that hong kong is not china. and so the view in hong kong is that we are one of the one countries principles we want to keep the freedoms we have in hong kong that is separate to the mainland and they wa nt is separate to the mainland and they want to do everything we can to defend those freedoms for as long as possible. what do you make of what we heard from carrie lam and the police ch

which are to get the extradition laws completely canceled not just suspended for the resignation of kerry lamb the chief executive and try to place investigation into previous placing of previous protests but quite honestly it feels on choose day as if those aims are successful those aims of further away today tuesday than they were 48 hours ago it may well be that the violence there that the government can legitimately say was not provoked by the police because the place were very slow or restraints perhaps in coming in i can say that that violence was entirely unilateral or i will leave it there for now thanks so much anger thomas. catarina you has more reaction from the chinese capital now. this is the hong kong the chinese government wanted the world to see celebrations marking the 22nd anniversary of its return to the chinese motherland instead bs with the scenes broadcast around the world dismissed by beijing as little more than violent mobs pushing but it says is a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems rule its strongest words yet very sentimental euthanizing of what happe

coming up nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong hong kong's chief executive kerry condemns the violence and defends the police response. the un's nuclear watchdog confirms iran is on reaching more uranium the agreed to u.s. president donald trump says he's playing with fire. and we meet the stargazers astronomy love those flocking to a small town to watch a rare eclipse. it's just been i am in hong kong where a massive cleanup operation has begun the day off the hundreds of protesters stormed the city's legislature monday's violence left day bodies scattered all over the building police used tear gas to clear the area off to demonstrate just smashed windows and splashed graffiti on its rules although still the day the government held ceremonies to mark 22 years since the end of british rule and hundreds of thousands joined a peaceful march where hong kong's leader carried them condemn the actions of protesters that stormed the legislative council on monday evening. extreme use soft violence and vandalism by protesters who stormed into the legislative council buildi

the project marker see lawmakers or the legislators the politicians here they once again called on kerry lamb to resign but again kerry has said she white there will be more protests starts incident the incident on sunday night in your long in the new territories which is an area quite. a distance from where we are now in central hong kong which is where most of the rallies have been held this escalated or as the level of violence to a new level it was a different type of attack purely because it was it appears strategic and this is where some of the problem obviously lawmakers are accusing the police even colluding and cooperating with some of those people who attacked those anti-government protesters they're also suggesting that there may be triad members being paid by the pro-government or the pro beijing lawmakers to silence. the opposition on this the extradition treaty so certainly things are not getting any quieter and some of the pro-democracy groups and the extradition bill organizations are planning more protests in coming weeks but for the moment sara we will leave it there th

kerry joining us.ra hot one out th >> it was a hot one. >> how's the weekend been for you guys so far? >> it's beengood. >> it doesn't matter. >> why? >> that was basically what happy.ed at nats park toda >> oh, my gosh. okay. i was like, what? that looks very reminiscent of avey. oh, w. i see what you did there. i see what you did >> sometimes when -- >> i see what you did there. >> when the weather is too hot, clay, you give us weather that's too hot, sometimes you want to finish sports -- >> i mean, do the whole thing. dust the plate. the whole thing. >> exactly. what happened at nats park, precisely, what happened attsna park, davey -- have what happened was -- >> davey martinez was like, yo, 's too hot, i'm done. last time he was ejected, may 23rd. since then the nats had the best recordban ba. who knows what kind of goodness awaits? nationals trying to avoid the sweep on this beautiful day for baseball. a game adam eaton and davey martinez would not see a whole t of. first inning eaton facing wal

kerry sanders is in the southern part of the state where barry s left a mess thi morning. kerry? >> reporter: good evening. officials say when you're battling mother name, you're likely to lose. since the lvee gave way, the water is rising and it hasn't stopped yet. residents in myrtle grove trapped when a leavee failed here today. >> this is the main road and t trees. >> reporter: the wilkern canal flooding fast and furious in the parish. about a dozen homeowners ignored mandatory evacuation orders. >> we elected to stay and we know there was a possibility of losing all of our utilities. ou >> i have fr dogs and one cat which is very hard to leave. >> reporter: federal and state officials say that one smaller levee on the canal failed, the main ones are holding on the mississippi river. >> what everyone should understa, no mississippi river levee has been overtopped. >> reporter: grand isle cut off tonight. 75-mile-per-hour winds ripped off roof shingles. the storm surge he cutting off an estimated 600 sidents who also stayed put. when the electricity went out, residents rushed

shelved but protesters have not backed down their calling for the resignation of hong kong leader kerry and for greater autonomy. the comments from beijing do not appear to have eased the tension. we wish beijing with a shows will try to understand what hong kong people really want what happened in beijing today and this afternoon would actually help fan the fall of what's already been a tsunami of protest and hong kong. what to count as peaceful demonstrations have turned increasingly violent. with protests planned and beijing standing firm behind hong kong lisa a resolution seems a long way off. or fortnight is a wildly popular video game that is played by hundreds of millions of people around the world now it has a 1st ever world champion new york host of the fortnight world cup in new york this weekend with 16 year old child you're sort of seeing right there taking home the top prize of $3000000.00 the american gamer who's known as. was one of many players from around the world competing in a packed stadium but usually host the u.s. open tennis tournaments he's a rich book now. all

let's start with kerry sanders. good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning from new orleans right here on famed canal street where we're yet to really feel the impact of barry. that's still a few hours away. to the south down on grand isle, the barrier island about 600 people decided to stay put. right now they're really feeling it. power is out. streets are flooded and it will continue like that for a while. there are tornado warnings there and all the way up to baton rouge as well as into mississippi where a lot of people are basically weathering this now as they're going to ride this out. because barry is such a slow-moving storm, we're likely to see nasty weather here until monday morning. this morning it's not just wind. >> with the wind gusts we know that we're going to lose power. >> reporter: but the water inundating the gulf coast. around new orleans the flood gates are closed. >> this is the first time in the history of lubbock district that we've had to close every single gate, including on the

us students in hong kong have rejected the offer of a meeting with the territories chief executive kerry lamb now lead us pasta efforts to pass an extradition bill into law after weeks of huge protests but activists want the bill withdrawn completely on monday they stormed hong kong's parliament spending a month 3 of those involved in the incident. stephanie boris and can not their real names were protesting outside the legislative council on monday when suddenly a group of young people started to attack the parliament trying to break the glass from. the time i was still struggling over whether i should leave or i should support them i by the time the glass broke and the 1st protesters entered the building she had made up her mind i thought that i needed to support what they wanted today it may be wrong all right but they are still hong kong people. most of the protesters were very young 18 year old boras also had his doubts but decided to join india and the protesters entered the building spreading graffiti calling for universal suffrage pro-democracy activists have been fighting sadist

kerry: that is very true. of the cash rate coming down, probably to 1% if you look at forecasts and predictions. whether that happens next month or this month is splitting hairs. if they wait a month, they get the opportunity to see another cpi or inflation print come through, another set of global data, and a chance to see what the fed will do and reassess what it means for global monetary policy. just how much beyond that is a question. the rba may want to wake and get a read on the -- wait and get a read on that. ofhink it is a case expectations for two quick rate cuts, and the market trying to gain control. need to know that rates will go lower, but to do so in a controlled fashion. if it happens with thelag, we will see an impact on the economy. stimulatory measures such as tax cuts will come through and affect the consumption outlook. in this uncertain environment, what is your strategy for the second half? kerry: there is a question around whether the softness we are seeing in business sentiment is driv

has promised nothing it has given nothing to the protesters it has backed the police it has backed kerry lymes government so there's nothing new here we might also be seeing some kind of dealing in inside the communist party on who is in charge there was a an editorial today in the party newspaper that was much harsher than what was said at this press conference asking the hong kong government to brush away psychological worries that might hinder them to crack down hard on. these these comments are meant for an internal audience whereas this office is also. addressing the world audience that explains these differences but i think what we can see here is that beijing has no plans at the moment to come down with a new strategy or it has no new strategy it could come down with at this moment. we have a look now at what happened over the weekend let's take a look. helmets and gas masks on both sides of the barricades a weekend of clashes between police and protesters in hong kong saw violent confrontations protests over the past 2 months against proposed extradition to courts in china have g

kerry had with rani and the reef from 2013— 2015 which led to this ground breaking nuclear deal.as agreed internationally, including by the us is that it wasn't perfect, but it damn near guaranteed that iran could not develop the techniques and get necessary to make a nuclear weapon for the next 15 years. it was time—limited, for a start, let's be quite clear about that. and there was a question of what happened at the end of the 15 years. what president trump has done, and it looks as though the only reason he decided to destroy the deal, or to do his best to destroy the deal was because it had been undertaken by president 0bama, not for any other reason. there was nosing at us as i will have to clean, there was no strategy that is discernible behind this. his dawn up inside a video —— his side of the deal. first of all, if the deal fully collapses, then the guarantee that iran could not develop a nuclear weapon for the next 15 years goes and we've already seen the hardliners in the system are desperately an anxious to ramp up are desperately an anxious to ramp up production of

let's go back to kerry allen. let me bring her back up.core. talk us through a little bit about some of the serious impacts that, in fa ct, some of the serious impacts that, in fact, if you have a lower credit score, if you don't recycle correctly, how it might affect a person on a day—to—day level and what the chinese people are saying. you can affect people from getting into certain schools, certain job opportunities, travelling on planes, and because their huge populations... shanghai, the most populated city in the world, this means there's a lot of pressure on people. one of the things that i am seeing more and more is across the nation, this concept of being, civilize behaviours, and getting people now to try to get recognised little things in their behaviour. rubbish selection is one thing. paying your bills is another thing. there is... one city this weekend to —— this week, they have been targeting men invests because that is seen as uncivilized behaviour. people are being encouraged more and more to be as good as they possibly ca

damaged the rule of law beijing also reaffirmed its backing of embattled hong kong chief executive kerry lamb. scenes of street protests like this are becoming more and more frequent after an 8 consecutive weekend of demonstrations in hong kong beijing responded with a rare statement. hyung don't get used to that e.u. and yet the recent developments in hong kong especially the acts of violence by a small number of radical activists have seriously undermined the territories prosperity and stability and challenge the rule of law and public order yet the lives and property of hong kong residents are under threat. beijing adds that the protests violate the principle of one country 2 systems the marches began over a proposed bill that would allow suspects from hong kong to be extradited to mainland china for trial the bill was shelved but protesters have not backed down their calling for the resignation of hong kong leader kerry and for greater autonomy. the comments from beijing do not appear to have eased the tension. we wish beijing the facials will truly try to understand what hong kong p

city's government building which they had occupied just hours earlier hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb has condemned the violence of the protesters also coming up for the 1st time to run violates the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal its foreign minister says iran has the right to change course the u.s. says it will not change its course of maximum pressure on tehran. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight police in hong kong have finally retaken control of the legislative council building but only hours after protesters had stormed and occupied the main chamber police moved into the building after clearing the streets of anti government protests with tear gas late in the night they were then able to enter the main chamber without resistance the sharp escalation in violence comes on the 22nd anniversary of the former british colonies return to china. or just in the last hour hong kong's embattled leader kerry lamb gave a highly anticipated statement in a press conference. some suggested that she may nation instead she condemned the violence that rocked the city today she

lawrence more what do you say to that the simple way to end these protests once and for all is for kerry lanting to change her vocabulary and withdraw the bell rather than kill it and then. i don't think i would do anything good in cooling down the well in stopping the protests i would say if i could on a bit but the whole the whole you know the business is not just about the bill i mean could have says and there has been prominent very about how importers so the reason has been moved away from the extra extradition bill it is due to other social issues which the people people do not feel happy about so the and also the stepping out of the chief executive is not a matter because whoever stands in opposition to be the chief executive will have to sammy sosa problem and on hand as an issue to tackle west and the same soren and power in hong kong to tackle with possible felony torn instruments so what are the social issues lawrence marvet you think are at the heart of this. well i think for so many years and sentiment in cooked up has been. in calculator into the mind of so people there's a

now hong kong leader kerry lime has strongly condemned the violence following a mass rally against the government police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds outside the office of jane's representative to the city she criticized people who threw eggs at the building and vandalized the national emblem . and later in the night dozens of mosque men attacked people who were returning home from demonstrations it is on social media show a group of men in white t. shirts owned with us on storming a metro station in a district on the outskirts of hong kong opposition politicians have blamed us to touch all suspected gang members and say they'll be an investigation. we absolutely do not condone that sort of violent acts and i let me made this clear again violence is not a solution to any problem or violence will only breed more violence and at the end of the day the whole of hong kong and the people will suffer as a result of the laws of law and order in hong kong right let's go live and sarah clarke our correspondent there in hong kong and sara it's quite clear isn't it that th

coalition to safeguard strategic waters off iran and yemen plus the bill is stepped on kong's leader kerry lamb says she's killed the extradition bill that sparked mass protests but fails to convince her critics and why flying out of france is about to get a little bit more expensive. the u.s. president on trump has ramped up his diplomatic route with the u.k. in his latest tweets he called the british prime minister to resume a foolish and branded her massacre in washington a wacky and paul this comes 2 days after the publication of leaked diplomatic cables we criticize the white house the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt has hit back calling trump's comments this respectful wrong well john hendren is live for us in washington d.c. and following developments on this on the story from that side of the atlantic it does seem like the u.s. and the u.k. don't have such a special relationship right now what is the exact status of the u.k. ambassador to washington. in a word barbara bad it wasn't long ago that donald trump was in the united kingdom talking about that special relationship vi

has the latest from hong kong it does seem as though this concession by chief executive kerry has not gone nearly far enough for the organizers of these unprecedented protests who are promising that there will be yet more rallies they are demanding still the complete withdrawal of this extradition bill and they have other demands among them a full independent investigation into what they say has been the excessive use of force in breaking up largely peaceful protests by the police has given no indication of that there will be that independent investigation she does have a unfortunate knack it seems of when she makes these conciliatory statements of actually making things worse whether it's her style which is perceived as being slightly aloof or obstinate whether it's a reinforces the impression that she is here to do beijing's bidding rather than being hong kong's representative how does seem to make things worse we have seen that last month when 1st suspended the extradition bill the very next day instead of 1000000 people coming out on to the streets we had a protest of 2000000 peop

to what we saw on other channels for example the chinese state media broadcast very much focused on kerry land very much focus on her condemnation of this violence and also focused on what the hong kong police have said probably criminal acts committed by these protesters beijing has very much said that they're going to back any investigation in any prosecution in pursuit of prosecution of of possible crimes that took place last night now here in china this is very much of the point of view that beijing is trying to get across that that these are not brave daring protesters who are frustrated these are fact probably just dogs and to emphasize that message what we did see here on chinese state media on 2 papers here english language chinese state media newspapers the 1st in global times an image not of protesters not of a trashed alleged car but of people having a very nice time celebrating the anniversary of hong kong's return to the mainland by gathering in and forming a sign that says i love hong kong and similarly on the front page of china daily we have a picture of some locals joinin

in this case she did connect with kerry's mom. >> his mother, this is her only son and it doesn't get easier. i think organ transplants help her feel like he's still with us. >> remember him and also just an annual reminder of how beautiful organ donation can be. >> i love that she hasn't forgotten. >> not at all. kerry will be a constant in l a lisa's life but this is a reminder of how everyone has the opportunity to be an organ donor and give someone the opportunity to live. >> that's just the way it should be. just done. >> this is a way to be seen and heard and for his story to be told. >> tom kelly has a genius idea. >> so it's every delusional single man's dream to realize abc was holding auditions for the bachelor right outside of my office door. >> here's what you should do. come to this corner and start swiping on your tinder. >> it makes perfect sense. it should go well for him. >> you miss 100% of the shots that you don't take. >> also true. >> what do you say we skip the show and you just date me. >> i give him props for even approaching her because some other guys would j

and they want kerry lam the chief executive to resign and so far there is no sign whatsoever that those 2 things are going to happen while in haiti reporting live from bangkok bangkok hong kong invent you for that he mentions carry land there of course hong kong's embattled leader who condemned the actions of the protesters who stormed the legislative council level isn't the extreme use of violence and vandalism by protesters who stormed into the legislative council building over a period of time so this is something that we should seriously come down because nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong so i hope community. will agree with us that with these violent acts that we have seen it is right for us to condemn it katrina you know in beijing to talk us through some of that carry land there talking with her usual sort of measured tones almost like softly spoken i imagine the feeling in beijing will be far stronger than that. that's right since this afternoon china's foreign ministry have said that they they strongly condemn the actions of the protesters in terms of

. >> unlike her co-worker dave, kerry has no regrets about voting for trump. >> he takes no crap fromat's why i love him. he's followed through on promises that he made to the american people. >> like what? give me one. >> taxes, he's working on the border. we're back in charge again. we're not taking gov. i mean, he is working with north korea like no other president ever has in the world before. >> unlike kerry, really regrets his vote. >> i didn't know he was going to act this way. so i am embarrassed by him. >> what don't you like about the president? >> he doesn't act like a president should, in my eyes. he, in a way, i think spreads hatred. he's like a little kid having a temper tantrum the way he talks about -- blah, blah, blah, whatever he says it comes across to me it's childish. >> he says trump should start taking credit for things like the economy. >> you don't think he's been good for business? >> i can't say. he alone is the reason why everything is booming at this time. it didn't happen as soon as he took office. it was already starting to improve. >> kerry sees it diff

controversial extradition bill is dead but has not specified whether it will be permanently withdrawn kerry lamb admitted that her government's work on the proposed law had been a total failure it would have allowed the extradition of criminal suspects to mainland china anger over the bill led to one precedented protests and earlier this month hundreds of people broke away from peaceful demonstrations and stormed the city's legislature building we'll have an update so with a reporter in just a moment but 1st let's hear what kerry had to say but there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity all wary of whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council. so i retreat here. there is no such plan the bill is stet while joseph chang is a pro-democracy campaigner in hong kong and he says kerry law must do more than just withdraw the bill. by aspect dorothy of hong kong people would not want back to the current t.v.'s get the government is going to be priests to be accountable to them to stand up for the interests and thought and prevent too much too man

demonstrations again no concession on that score the fear for the demonstrators here is that while kerry possibly with beijing's backing 3 has committed not to introduce this legislation again because they have been i think found it completely surprising and daunting the level of resistance here in hong kong they've committed not to introduce to get for the next few years of her tenure there's nothing to stop a future government a future chief executive largely appointed by beijing from trying to reintroduce this when they feel that some of this resistance has waned all part of what the demonstrators here feel is the good gradual erosion of some of the special freedoms of hong kong within china a show that private the latest in hong kong rob thank you. it has been a chaotic few months and hong kong it began in february when the security bureau submitted papers proposing amendments to extradition laws and a for another amendment was at it a call for criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial or testers were on the streets within days on 30th of may facing mounting pressure a

is still there even though it's been suspended they want to withdraw on all together and they want kerry lam to resign those things have not happened and there's no sign that they're going to so i think it's probably inevitable that this protest movement which is being very organic led really by the youth of hong kong by students will return to the streets of the city some time in the near future but there's no indication yet from them that they're going to do that soon at the moment also there is a lot of debate going on about whether that decision to go into the legislative council building was the right one even some of those protesters that you mentioned joined that joined in that very large march on monday that happens on july the 1st every year to mark the handover from great britain to china of hong kong 22 years ago they commented a lot about the decision to enter into this building they said they didn't necessarily. i agree with what that core group of protesters did but they are on the same page when it comes to their old tibet goal that the movement the aim of these protesters

kerry sanders, nbc news, florida. >>> we've got more to tell you tonight. up ahead how to protect yourself from airport hackers this week and the underdog whose emotional win is inspiring america >>> if you're among the record number of americans expected to travel this july 4th, security experts warn cyber criminals could be targeting you throughout your vacation nbc's tom costello explains how to protect yourself. >> reporter: take any train station, airport, or hotel, experts say they offer the perfect trifecta of hackable data, personal information, credit cards, airline and hotel loyalty programs everyone's worried about their physical security. but the more immediate threat may be their cyber security. charles henderson runs ibm cyber security, hacking the world's hackers. his warning, that strong public wifi signal could be a tempting trap >> it is very difficult to know that public wifi is legit. and a criminal can set up fake public wifi with a device just like this very easily. >> reporter: it may say airport or hotel or coffee shop wifi, but one

our kerry sanders is in myrtle grove tonight.hat are >> reporter: the floodwaters on the street are much lower than they were, but that doesn't mean the troubles associated with what was hurricane barry are far from over. in louisiana today -- >> oh! >> reporter: -- barry still making a mess. ominous skies, multiple tornado warnings baton rouge took a beating as the storm lingered over the city for several hours. while no longer a hurricane, the weather system is still dangerous. what's left of barry is now slowly crawling north, also impacting mississippi, alabama, and arkansas cities like little rock and memphis could see flash flooding even as far east as florida, the storm revealing its sustained power. a large wave shattering a rescue boat window, leaving a deputy with cuts on his face. more than 24 hours since landfall, and there's still more drenching rain to come today, a first look at that levee problem in southern louisiana. myrtle grove overwhelmed the rushing water threatened to submerge homes, some five miles around

>> kerry sanders in new orleans. thank you. >> a lot of headlines out of the white house including late word the president will hold a news conference today there is turmoil surrounding the joint chiefs of staff. hallie jackson is on duty. good morning let's start with the president saying he'll have a news conference having to do with the citizenship question. >> reporter: a controversial question, savannah i'm told this morning by an administration official president trump is expected to reveal what executive action he'll take to get the question on the census which asks about citizenship. opponents worry it could mean an undercount of the immigrant population. the supreme court ruled against the trump administration at least temporarily on that. now the president wants to continue the legal fight. he's been hinting at it for days. this will face challenges. it is all but guaranteed to head back to the courts. by the way, the census is in the process of getting printed. so it's still an open question of how effecti

view to resolving some of the current difficulties budget i got was a complete climb down then from kerry lam the hong kong chief executive who has just announced in the past few moments that the controversial extradition bill which led to all the protests we have seen in hong kong in the past month or so it is dead now and she conceded that the government's work on the bill had been a total failure and she has asked and these were her words give us a chance to move hong kong out of this impasse we will listen to more people from different backgrounds we will reform the consultative committees she even said i'm now readily welcome and open dialogue with student representatives so a lot of concessions from kerry lamb except the one thing that a lot of the protesters did want and that was her resignation she has not offered that but as i say she's in a very conciliatory mode and saying that there will be talks with student representatives carry them says we cannot ignore the fundamental issues in divisions in hong kong society the headline however is that the extradition bill days are her w

lester, they're doing everything they can to try to prevent a disaster here. >> kerry sanders, thanks for the update. and nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer is tracking the storm what are you seeing tonight? >> good evening, lester we're keeping a close eye on tropical storm barry. the outer bands of rain already making the way well inland. winds up to 40 miles an hour. it does not look like it's going to turn into a hurricane but still with tropical storm-force winds, areas in louisiana do need to be mindful of this storm moving in we could see 10 to 20 inches of rain across southeastern louisia louisiana. >> severe turbulence sent passengers flying during a flight from vancouver to austra dozens were treated for injuries steve patterson has more >> reporter: passengers say it struck without warning. >> all of a sudden, bang, it dropped it must have dropped a hundred feet or something because everyone went up to the ceiling. >> reporter: sudden severe turbulence tossing passengers from their seat injuring 35 people on board air canada flight 33. the boeing 777 flying from vancouver to au

they are in public leaders of the city's largest student unions were responding to chief executive kerry land offer to meet and private a small number of demonstrators ransacked and vandalized the legislative council building on monday but hundreds of thousands of largely peaceful protests have been calling for land to scrap a controversial bill that would allow extradition to mainland china. hello again i'm enough of a problem and but the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization says an attack on a migrant attention center in libya has taken the death toll for the battle for tripoli to almost 1000 the un recognized government says one of its fighter jets is missing warlord holly for half the forces say they have shot one down. opposition leaders in savannah holding a public meeting to explain why they signed a power sharing deal with the military a new council will be set up with. a rotating leadership ahead of elections in the 3 years independence day celebrations in algeria being accompanied by the 20th friday protests people are calling for freedom and democracy on thurs

honorable man hong kong chief executive kerry lamb spoke earlier on monday at a ceremony to mark theanniversary of all year for us this incident that happened in recent months has led to control of the sea and disputes between the public and the government this has made me fully realise that i as a politician i have to remind myself all the time of the need to cross a public event missing accurately. the police appear determined to prevent the event being disrupted by protesters who aren't satisfied that the extradition bill has been suspended was they wanted canceled altogether kerry lamb to resign and more. from the protest instead of the office of the legislative council of the hong kong documents it's become a symbol of beijing for them this is about more than a bike to have a proposal or scrapped it's about more than having the hong kong chief executive resign it's about a fight for the future of hong kong. the system agreed between great britain in china 22 years ago was one country to say. for 50 years the protest is believed that deal is being pushed aside by carrie lamb and

kerry sanders, thank you >> president trump's promised i.c.e. raids on undocumented immigrants is off to a sploe start. the round ups are underway, but senior administration officials say so far the numbers are much lower than anticip 2ed but the goelt of0 deportations could still be reached in the coming days raids are expected in as many as ten cities thnie admiration says i.c.e. agents are just doing their job, while democrats believe it goes too far. >> we've got compassionate loyal i.c.e. agents who are just doing their w job, and it shows you ho far we've fallen in that it's become news that they would actuly go deport people who have removal orders. >> the simple fact of crossing the border and perhaps having a technical legal violation at that point is being used as a basis for deportation of people who otherwise have nothing in their background >> in 2012, under the obama administration, there were more thand a thousc.e. arrests per day on average, but back then families weren't being targeted as they are now meanwhile, the threat of ma