fix lauren thanks as always for taking time to b.s. with us what's your take on that arrest. well we kind of thought that the somebody to be arrested researcher was v.w. group or is going to be staff from audi but the fact is these engines are all volkswagen engine so someone from volkswagen in their engineering department is obviously not the only one's going to take the fall they've been trying to protect upper management because they're not the ones making the final decisions that we know of so this is going to be interesting as it all unfolds but the fact is they cheated diesel does work if you use what's called add blue which is an additive in the exhaust made of your rio and then it does make it better for the emissions for the environment however when you cheat the system you pay the price and this is the price that volkswagen and all of their subsidiaries are going to pay more and do you think that diesel autos not the truck fleets but do you think that we're really you know moving beyond diesel into regular gasoline or are the

lauren thank you our appreciation as always for your spending a bit of time with us particularly the end of the week first tesla's made a lot of news a past few days you on must the c.e.o. said that the company has not made their goal of producing five thousand model cars per week but they are up to thirty six hundred which he says is big progress tesla stock shot up on the news rising from two hundred ninety six dollars on tuesday at the close to three twenty six at the opening yesterday thursday it was trade around three twenty midday today i know you're not a big fan of tesla but what do you think is going on these days at the company well i think he's doing everything to protect the value of the stock for his people and fans that the fanboys that are out there because what happened this week is the national traffic safety board did say transportation safety board did say that the auto pilot accident that happened in california that that model x. which is the s.u.v. that hit the bridge abutment with six seconds at the hands of the steering wheel the car jarred to the right that wa

out because when we get back there is ample automaker news so we're fortunate to have the car coach lauren fix back with us and there is a new report on the status of puerto rico we certainly don't want to forget about the damage and devastation to the island and as importantly more importantly get people laura marling from the center for economic policy research joins us as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell a good day for stocks all green arrows on the big board we'll be right back. with gold make its manufacture consent to the public will. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the flames there we go around the sun. be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. to my. real need. good food bring people together and i'm sure that these folks of the exception of good to those in the field of play the dos ones for the he meets food for the fisa david mitchell for russia to show day to to a bit nicer vote. welcome back the consequences us president donald trump's spree of terrorist and sanctions against other nations continues to pile up with outcome

his stock until that's either removed or changed do you think they're going to make it ultimately lauren. in the big picture i have been saying all along and the naysayer from the beginning is as we were having this discussion amongst a bunch of other journalists this week we say when he goes out of business whatever that will be it's going to impact a lot of jobs and we're all going to be very busy but the fact is he you cannot have a loss and make it up in volume you can't continually have a loss and rely on these carbon credits which scott pruitt from the e.p.a. is fighting right now if those carbon credits disappear and when those tax incentives disappear to consumers people will buy other cars i'm going to drive the jaguar eyepiece which is just getting released now starting next week and i will tell you for a fact when jaguar starts bringing out a product involve other manufacturers he's going to have a very tough challenge selling product when their product actually has a dealer network and a support staff to service their customers which is what's needed and he refuses to do it y

but february 14th -- lauren, what do you remember abouthat day?one of the best days of high school i've ever experienced. i honestly have never felt that much love. and it sounds so superficial. but everybody was just so happy. everybody's telling their friends they love each other. they were just hugging. and i remember being like, "i swear if i see another person get asked out, i'm going to punch someone in the face." but we practice nonviolence here. so yeah, i was in -- it was fourth period, 'cause we have block scheduling. end of day. we were about to pack up. and i was in tv production class, just finishing notes on, like, rule of thirds and stuff. and we hear the fire alarm go off. and we're all kind of confused. because we had one earlier that day. and so we're like, "that's peculiar." and we thought it wa earlier that day, just a couple periods before. so we all thought it was just like a valentine's day prank. so we're all laughing and stuff. and so we packed up. we took our time. and then eventually, we walked down to our designated fir

. >> to lauren, 3-year-old charlie is more than a pet. >> charlie is my emotional support dog. two years ago i was diagnosed with depression. i was at a point in my life where i couldn't take care of myself. >> service dogs are allowed but not emotional support animals, that's why lauren made the tough decision to tie her dog outside. >> service dogs are allowed anywhere you want to take them. but for an emotional support animal, it's a lot more difficult to explain. >> in less than 10 minutes lauren got outside and charlie was gone. >> security camera footage shows me walking into the store at 10:24 a.m. and my receipt when i checked out was 10:33 a.m. >> lauren, a product designer hasn't been able to go to work or eat anything without charlie. she has this message for whoever took her best friend. >> i just really need her back with me. so i hope you reach out. if it's something you need in return, we can talk about that. >> you may wonder about surveillance video, where charlie was tied up so can't see anything. if you have information leading to charlie there is a reward. f

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this is from lauren, age 12. she said, "dear mr. fallon, my name is lauren. i am 12 years old. like it when blake shelton is on your show. i would watch a tv show about blake and jimmy. i've even written a theme song in case nbc decides to follow through with my idea. i do expect to be compensated for use of idea and/or my song. this is not a joke. i really would want to be compensated. although, probably only 10% for use of my idea, and 20% for use of my song. but we can work out negotiations later. thank you, your friend, i hope, lauren, age 12." actually, it sounds like a good idea. but lauren actually sent in the theme song. so let's take a listen. lauren, age 12. ♪ when you're walking down the street with some friends you'll want to meet ♪ ♪ it's blake and jimmy [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's not bad. ♪ it's blake and jimmy >> jimmy: yeah. not bad. let's talk. i'll have your agent call my agent or whatever. 12 years old. i love it. last one is from christopher, age seven. "hey jimmy, my name is christopher. and i am seven. i like watching your show on youtube wit

i am lauren blanchard in singapore. i have the latest details coming up. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". around the world, people are watching, digesting and dissecting the incredible event of that incredible summit ing in singapore. lauren blanchard is joining us live from singape details of th time. >> reporter: it certainly was. president trump ordered air he is in the air on his way back to the united states. eaiey here in singapore, the president an to made history with their talks. they signed a document saying the two countries would work toward the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> we are prepared to start a new history and we are waiting --eady to write a new chapter between our nations. >> we had a historic meeting and have decided to leave the past behind. the world will see a major change. >> reporter: president trump and kim jong un signing what they call a comprehensive document to cap off the historic summit. >> i think both sides will be very impressed with the results. a lot of

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laurene walker was inside when the shots started....nats: "they shot neo -- noooo!my dog!"...and was the first to realize her 5-year-old dog, neo, was shot in her front leg. laurene walker, dog owner: "i really thought my dog was dead until i ran to her and she climbed in my lap."the cane corso is expected to be ok after being stitched up by a vet, but walker says she wants to know why police were shooting into a home with 5 kids and 2 adults just on the other side of the door. laurene walker, dog owner: "why would you let off that many shots into an occupied home? you see cars in the driveway, you see toys all across the yard."walker believes police shot at neo more than a dozen times - but only hit her once.her dad showed us the bullets holes. unidentified speaker: "we have a hole here, this is the one that went through and inside of the house. a hole here, a hole here, another hole here and these are some of the casings i was able to recover." now this east cleveland family wants answers.laurene walker, dog owner: "why would you empty a clip in an occupied home?

please welcome david and lauren hogg, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcomeo "the tonight show." and thank you for all you've done for the past several months. i appreciate it. i know a lot of people in this country appreciate it. what is the -- what is the -- >> so this tag represents the amount of money that marco rubio, our senator in florida, has taken from the nra, divided by every student in the state which is $1.05. and what the nra does is a lot of the time they'll block common sense gun laws like universal background checks that 97% of the country supports. bumy: sh, you guys. i got - you got to walk me through how we ended up getting here. i hate to talk about it.

this is the flyer that charlie's owner, lauren, has been posting all over the bay area. she says without her constant companion, she can't even function. >> she plays a really, really important role in my life. and she means the world to me. she's more than just a dog to me. she is what helps me keep going. >> reporter: to lauren, 3-year-old charlie is more than a pet. >> charlie is my emotional support dog. two years ago, i was diagnosed with depression and i was at a point in my life where i couldn't take care of myself. >> reporter: sunday morning when she went to the lucky grocery store on east 18th street, she tied charlie up outside. service dogs are allowed in the store but not emotional support animals. >> service dogs are allowed anywhere you want to take them, but for emotional support animals, it's a lot more difficult to explain. >> reporter: in less than ten minute, lauren got outside and charlie was gone. >> the security camera shortage shows me walking into the store at 10:24 a.m. and my receipt for when i checked out was 10:33:00 a.m. >> reporter: laura h

american congresswoman and a missouri democrat lauren arthur won a special election by nearly 20 points flipping the seat for democrats since trump's inauguration. here to help me understand, michelle goldberg, op-ed columnist from "the new york times" and adrian elrod, a spokesperson for the clinton campaign. so there are two parts of this. there is like the kind of activist core to find these campaigns and then the candidates. i want to start with the activist core, the people knocking on doors, signing up for volunteer shifts. you have been reporting on them. >> it's such an interesting phenomenon, and i think relatively undercovered compared to the tea party because it's big and it's happening everywhere. it's happening far from the coasts where you have these middle aged women who were maybe, you know, politically aware before they voted. maybe they voted in most primaries. didn't necessarily know what congressional district they lived in, and who were so horrified and scare and traumatized and humiliated by the victory of donald trump that

lauren blanchard from singapore, thank you, lauren. >>> time now is 7:04. bay area we are hours away from today's warriors championship parade. we have team coverage of 'dubnation celebration'. we first with rosemary orozco in for steve paulson. >>> it is a beautiful day out there. .0s in the forecast for the parade. but with that said, just be prepared for a lot of sunshine, very light winds and out on the pavement it could feel from 5 to 8 degrees warmer than that. right now oakland at 59 degrees. everybody is starting out 50s, a few low 60s like livermore and san jose. mostly sunny skies. patchy fog at the coastline and low cloud and fog cover will continue around the coast. for the parade today through the 9:00 hour, low to mid-60s expected under partly cloudy, mostly clear skies. parade begins, low.east in the forecast. upper ..0s expected again, a warm one before i let you go, a little peak around the area where we are expecting hotter weather, antioch 95 today. 92 in earth north bay of santa rosa. today is expected to be the warmest day. we begin to

lauren, you both lost people you knew but you lost friends.? >> i was so proud. so many of my friends much like me at the very beginning couldn't speak for ourselves. we continue do it. i was so proud to turn on the tv and see my brother and see all our friends come together and be the voice that friends who passed away could have had if they were still here. i just felt so empowered and proud. >> for a lot of people watching at home, this puts this in perspective, even for the people here in the audience. neither of you were alive during columbine, you lived through sandy hook. i know that you talked with a columbine survivor not long ago and there was something that survivor said that stuck with you. >> a week after the shooting i met with a columbine survivor, she said, i'm so sorry but you're part of this club now, you're part of this club that everybody is part of that's affected by gun violence. you're not going to be able to get out but we're going to have to work hard to make sure nobody else has to join this club. >> david, i know you

lauren? >> reporter: good morning. while the president's first meeting took place today, president trump as well as key u.s. administration officials sitting down to lunchwith the host country's prime minister. ahead of president trump's highly anticipated summit with north korean leader kim jong-un tuesday, the president attending a closed bilateral meeting with singapore's prime minister lee. the two leaders shook hands and then made their way to the table. secretary of state mike pompeo national security advisor jo boltonnd chief of staff john kelly also sitting in on that working lunch. president trump briefly thinking the prime minister. >> i think things will work out pretty good. thank you very much. >> reporter: following the lunch, singapore's foreign minister tweeted a photo showing an early birthday celebration for the president complete with a giant birthday cake. all eyes will be on the unprecedented 101 meeting between the sitting he was president and kim jong-un. at the top of the list, denuclearization

human rights award, please welcome lauren howland. [applause] lauren: my name is lauren howland. the hickory apache reservation in new mexico and the san carlos apache nation of arizona. i am part of the international idge digit news youth council. [applause] lauren: our answer is the world's only hope. it is to rely on youth. the cruelty and obstacles of this swiftly changing planet will not yield to oxalate dogma and worn-out slogans. i cannot be moved by those who cling to a present that is already dying, who prefer the illusion of security to the excitement and danger that which comes with even the most peaceful progress. this world demands the qualities of youth. not a time of life but a state of mind. a temper of the will and equality of the imagination, a predominance of courage over timidity. of the appetite of adventure over the life of ease. it's a revolutionary world that we all live in, and thus, as i have said in latin america and asia and in europe and my own country, the united states, it is the young people who must take the lead. university of cape town, june 6,

lauren. >> reporter: yes, that's right. more meetings today trying to get that north korean summit back on track. from singapore to new york to even the dmz. >> i want it to be meaningful. it doesn't mean it gets all done at one meeting. maybe you have to have a second or a third and maybe we'll have none. >> reporter: president trump says he is hopeful the u.s. and north korea can meet in singapore on june 12th for a nuclear summit. this morning in new york, secretary of state mike pompeo came together with top north korean negotiator kim yong- chol to try to set goals and ground rules for the possible meeting. >> many conversations have been had about the path forward so that we can achieve both the denuclearization that the world demands from north korea and the security assurances that would be required for them to allow us to achieve that. >> reporter: president trump tells reuters he thinks kim yong-chol will come to the white house. >> i believe they will be coming to washington on friday and a letter is going to be

lauren is going to be clapping right about now. i see you.coming up, why this is within of t -- one of the best times to visit your local shelter. >> you got everything under control, right? >> can't wait to see this movie. >> getting you ready for the weekend. a look at the new celebrate dad this father's day. save big on something special from ross, from gifts that fit his style to gifts that bring a smile. happy father's day begins at ross. ♪ you gotta go to ross if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross >>> you will be great. >> i will bewi great and s you. >> but is this new movie great? >> "incredibles 2" is 14 years in the making. >> it's weird with th zquels because the first movie won two academy awards. is the sequel going to do the same, jason? >> i douil it win the oscars. a lot of times they don't give them to sequels. it is a fun follow-up. it reminds us why we love this super family with mr

joining us now is lauren wright, lecturer at princeton university. back with us at harry litman, a former deputy attorney general under president trump clinton. lauren, we should start by saying it's not 100% clear. none of this stuff. the pardoning, the subpoena. there are legal arguments, and sometimes they are led bipartisan but sometimes they are not. sometimes they are people like you who study this thing and say it hasn't necessari been well enough tested to know whether or not the president's statements on twitter today about pardoning himself are true. what does your research tell you? >> this is unclear. man was that a long silence. that's almost your own show. it's way too early to call this a constitutional crisis, i do. what we know and saw in the mueller filing is that this is a presidency in crisis. the president is in very serious trouble. i see this as the culmination of years and years since the founding of administrations of both parties trying to expand presidential power and one of the ways they do that is through vaguenesses in a

lauren zima found out. >> garrett is in some hot water over some alleged instagram account of his liking some very controversial memes and photos. what do you say to that? >> people say and do certain things. i've done things in the past that i'm sure i -- wasn't the best thing. but i just want people to stay open minded to everyone. i would love to give you the first impression rose. >> yeah? >> how would it change your opinion of him if that turned out to be true? that it was his account and everything? >> i can't fault on anyone for what they believe. and, you know, who's to say that anything that anyone likes is truly what they believe in if they just double tap i can't speak to that because it's not me. >> becca seemingly coming to garrett's defense after the news that monday night's frontrunner might not exactly be the man of her minivan dreams. >> since he pulled up in a mini van, i was smitten by him. >> someone she's had a harder time forgiving ex-fiance arie luyendyk, who's set to marry lauren burnham next year. >> is arie going to be on your season or not? seems like he's goin

. >> reporter: it's or adam mann and a celebration of a journey with his wife lauren that started out five years ago, amidst heartbreak and worry. their son isaac was and days later, . diagnosed with a serious heart problem. >> it would slow way, way down, and then he would turn blue, gray. he would be floppy. it was really scary. >> reporter: isaac spent the first 2 1/2 months of his life at children's national medical center. there the nurses who cared for their precious baby left a lasting impression. >> one of the nurses was sitting in the chair holding isaac, snuggling him. i'm sure she was really busy, but she took the time to go in there and hold him. >> reporter: when isaac returned months later to have his heart defect repaired, a chance comment changed their lives. >> adam's mom said to me, you know, you would make a really good nurse. i just had the thought, wow, these nurses are incredible, and i wish i could do what they're doing or be like them. >> reporter: lauren gave up her photography career to attend an accelerated nursing program at marymount university. she is now

we need to get to lauren rickets for the forecast. in early this morning, oh, 'sbo lready warm, it's already hot. it's already sticky. weather service has issued a heat advisory. that's why we're a weather alert as we continu through the middle part of the day and into the afternoon. this is whe we see the heat index up to 105. even if iou're not that advisory, know that it's extremely warm outside. we haven't seen heat outside in quite some time.he 84 temperature in washington. temperatures across the 80s across the board. and you factor in thean humidit it feels like we're in the 90s in a lot of spots and that number continues t rise. we're dry today, we do have storms in the forecast tomorro but welso have heat in the ten-day forecast coming u in 18 minutes, guys. >> thanks, lauren. a lot to get to as you just mentioned it's a weather alert day and the sun will be unrelenting. >> you hear the sun that we always here, take care of yourself in.temperatures. news4's justin finch is working for you withips to beat the heat. justin, goo

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- whoopi goldberg, david hogg and lauren hogg,

lauren opens the front door and comes out and there she sees chelsea. chelsea has been able to come for a visit. she went from one country to another and not just any place in the u.s., she went to hawaii. that is quite a bit of change it costs you to make that flight. >> oh, wow. i'll pull this same trick on my best friend but i won't be there. here, open your front door. nothing. >> how did you know where my house was? >> on the first day i asked you for your address. >> she didn't know how they made it. when there's a will there's a way. >> and google maps, another one. >> yes. and they're sharing their location. >> yes. >> how did you do this? >> that's a testament to friendship. came all the way from canada just to give her a hug. >> that is really sweet. that's a good friend. >> so you got a little bit of water, and a really powerful racing boat. sounds like a great way to have a good weekend. jet boat races. we have seen them before. these racecourses that look like somebody drew them in the mud when they were a kid. >> like they're on rails. >>

as lauren said, 42% of the a.p.i. population lives under the positive line. those are the tenants that we really try to help support through our bilingual eviction defense, tenant counseling, tenant clinics, and adviceory council. we ask that you extend our expiring program. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, board of supervisors. thank you for your time. i'm ken lombard, deputy sheriff's association president. i'm here to support our members and the sheriff's department request for station transfers. please consider funding this. there's several problems with the way it's currently done by the police department, and we have the solution, which is a station transfers unit. it would free up police officers to work the streets, sheriff's deputies would pick up arrestees from police book stations and transfer them to sheriff district attorneys indication indications. with this pilot program, sheriff district attorneys deputies would be guarding arrestees at the hospital. department's access the same rao channel, we use enha

lauren i know specifically you lost your friend.ant was it for you that a portion of this book really focused on who they were and people in that world >> it was extremely important to me. in the book i mentioned i have grown up in a time where i was born after columbine. i was 9 when sandy hook happened. time after time these things have happened. and victims' faces go on tv for about a week, and then they just go away. that honesty is one of my biggest fears. i think something we do as humans, we see these people's faces on tv. we don't see them as people. we see them as characters. it is easier to look at them as not real because it is easier to believe something like this can't happen when it is happening. >> in terms of that, in the book you write, and i will paraphrase here. after february 14th, we knew how fast time could stop. and you talked about everything you have learned in school, everything you studied about what came before. but saying it all seemed distant, a little bit like a dream. either it happened before we were

presenting from lauren tyler go to my twitter page r o o d drop something anyway go to my twitter pageand watch a clip which james bays posted of lauren interviewing someone last night on al-jazeera just go watch it brittany anyway we're going to move on and to pick this up actually the world health organization has published its latest list of diseases and disorders and for the first time addiction to video games is on that list of doctors who will now recognize that persistent persistent and compulsive gaming behavior as a mental health disorder you know some gamers play for up to twenty hours a day ignoring sleeping food and work one of the problems of course is that gaming is so easily accessible in effect for the past twenty seconds while i've supposedly been talking to you i've actually been playing a simple puzzle game on my i pad it's called freefall and my daughter introduced me to it now a game like this i mean it seems pretty innocuous enough i'm looking for my next move and i can't find it but this is where addictions begin and they begin very early in life as well if you'r

. >> cnn's lauren fox is joining us live from washington. first and foremost, break down this plan for us. what does it mean at the end of the day for these families? >> reporter: still a lot of questions how long it is going to take to reunify a lot of these families. already, the dhs have told us there are 500 reunion i wases but children in hhs custody. sxuc excuse me. one of the few options is how this would play out. families would remain separated while parents go through a deportation proceedings. but after those proceedings are finished, a few things can happen. either the judge will decide that the family needs to be deported and parents can choose to be deported with or without their children. both scenarios are possible. the other option is that if a judge deems that someone might have an asylum case or is eligible to stay in the united states, to continue moving on with their immigration proceedings, they can apply to be sponsors for their children through hhs and that process can take several weeks. a lot of questions about how

i'm joined by lauren marks—clee.ontributor to her post—natal depression. she has now set up ‘the parenting chapter, a company which provides online parenting classes. also from salford, gill walton, who is the chief executive of the royal college of midwives. if i can start with you, just take me through what has actually changed and how significant change you think it is. the position says infant feeding, beading all babies, in the past, we had a position that really promoted breast—feeding. because the breast—feeding rates in this country were very low. they are still low. we have about 80% of women starting to breast—feed but they do give up quite early. but it is about making sure that we respect women's choices. that we trust them. and if women choose to bottle feed, we support them in the same way to make sure they do that safely and that they don't feel guilty. lauren, at your experience, you tell us what your experience was when you had your son. we went down the typical pub, —— we went down the typical path,

the footage shows me walking in the store. >> reporter: lauren has not been able to go to work or eatie. she has this message for who ever took her best friend. >> i need her back with me. i hope you reach out. if there is something you need that. urn, we can talk about >> reporter: where charlie was tied up is a blind spot you can't see anything. if you have information leading to charlie's return, there is a reward. learn more on our website abc7news.com. >>> a san jose couple tried for weeks to c >>> consumer complaints against airlines have gone down. today the transportation department has released its monthly airline report. that is down 39% from april of last year. the report found airline improved luggage handling. the airport with the highest on time rate is hawaiian.waiian. >>> what happened when one couple decided to switch phone carriers. >> carriers overall kinds of incentives to get you to drop your current provider and jump over to them. it didn't quite work out the way one san jose family would have liked. david and debbie enjoyed reliving game four of the nba finals.

fox news reporter lawn lauren blanchard reports from washington, d.c.walk away with talks -- from talks with north korea but he says if it goes well he would be open to inviting kim jong-un to the united states. the summit is a major focus at the white house today with final preparations under way as we're just days away. president trump welcoming japanese prime minister shinso abe to washington. the two meeting in the oval office ahead of a press conference in the rose garden. the president's summit with kim jong-un at the forefront of the talks. >> i hope the upcoming meeting in singapore represents the beginning of a bright new future for north korea and indeed a bright new future for the world. >> reporter: details about next week's meet having starting to take shape. it's set to take place at the capella hotel on sentosa island in singapore. the city state has experience hosting such gatherings and has had diplomatic relations with pyongyang since 1975. >> diplomatic efforts is different from past efforts. our efforts give us hope that we can find

lauren blanchard more on that and what democrats have to say, hi, lauren. >> yeah, good morning, jillianjust hours remain until the meeting between president trump and kim jong un and has been a very busy day for the u.s. team here in singapore. the ambassador, u.s. ambassador to the philippines meeting with north korean delegation while the president and key members of his administration had working lunch with the singaporean prime minister. [inaudible] >> professionalism and friendship. thank you very much. >> back at home lawmakers are closely watching what happens in singapore. senator lindsey graham says ultimately there are only two options when it comes to the outcome of the meeting, peace or war with north korea. he's urging democrats to sign onto an authorization to use military force if the talks between the president and kim jong un go south. >> the best way to get peace not war is to convince north korea that they're going to be in a war and they will lose it if they don't pursue peace. everything else before has failed, if they don't believe donald trump will use military fo

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lauren blanchard live tonight in our nation's capital. thank you. >>> and now to ktvu's cristina rendon. you spoke with an expert about the impact of today's developments. >> reporter: yes. earlier on "four on 2," we spoke with professor doowan lee senior lecturer in monterey. he predicts the north korean leader will try to prolong this negotiation process but he says if you think about this from a deterrence perspective, it makes sense that both president trump and kim jong-un want this meeting to happen. >> i think we need to separate the meeting from a potential denuclearization deal between north korea and the united states. the reason being, north korea has really no reason to keep up its ultimate trump card as a form of coercive diplomacy and because i think trump really needs a national security win before the november elections, i would hypothesize that this summit will go on but i would not expect any grand deal coming out of this summit. >> the professor noted that kim jong-un has been pro- active in recent weeks with meeting wi