karen mcginnis at the cnn weather center rch weather center. >>> in the u.s.hawaii, a shark attack killed a 65-year-old man while he was swimming saturday morning. authorities say it's the third shark attack in the state this year. witnesses say the man was swimming about 55 meters from shore when the shark bit him. here's how one witness described the scene. >>> he looked unconscious when they transferred him to the other gurney and we could see they were trying to do cpr on him. as we got closer, i saw some blood on his stomach and then i got looking a little bit more, and his wrist, it looked like the skin on his wrist was just torn off and i got looking closer and his entire left leg from his knee down was just missing. it looked like there was no blood or anything. as we were watching the man get pulled up, we could hear her screaming, she was saying that's my husband, that's my husband. >>> convicted drug kingpin el chapo wants a federal judge to intervene over whether or not he's in cruel and unusual prison conditions. we'll have the details of those co

susan mcginnis is tracking it all from capitol hill. >>ood evening. trade talks between the u.s. and china appear to have stalled two sources saying both sides have dug in just as americans are now feing the pain of the u.schina trade war. meanwhile the president is announcing new trade deals that have been forged wi some allies. president trump today announcing new trad. agreements with u allies. >> we've just reached an agreement with canada and mexico and we'll beelling our product into those countrieswithout the imposition of tariffs or major tariffs. >> the u.s. will li tariffs on steel andluminum imported from canada and mexico. the agreement could help pave the way for a replacement for the nafta trade agreement between the u.s., canada, and mexico. >> that deal is going to be a fantastic deal for our country. and hopefully congress will ifprove it quickly. >> these tar were harming workers and consumers on both sides of the border. >> in exchange, canada and mexico agreed toalt retaliatory tariffs, some of which hurt u.s. farmers and they s.reed to limit chinese steel ent

>> reporter: we showed the video to former sheriff john mcginnis. >> the critical fundamental question is the basis upon which the decision was made was a proper, was a reasonable. >> reporter: he says all video must be reviewed to put the officer's actions in the context. they said is just a statement that they were obstructing an investigation. six kids and three step kids she had run-ins with police before but nothing like this. >> you have these officers abusing authority when there is just writing a simple traffic ticket to excessive force. it makes no sense. it's unnecessary. >> police also responded saying the officer talk of the woman to the ground in order to gain control after she repeatedly tried to push past him. authorities say body camera footage from both officers will be released in the coming days. >>> the family of sandra bland demanding answers afternoon lily cell phone video shows her perspective of the traffic stop that put her in a texas jail. >> you threatening to drag me out of my own car. >> it out of the car! >> and then you are going -- why? >> it out of the

after the act it mcginnis the vice organization and co-founder shane smith made a shift to a more respectable news outlet as seen here. and they got cozy with the obama white house how cozy well the white house deputy chief of staff under obama a little mastro monaco became chief operating officer of vice media vice but. then selling american imperial wars to a younger hipper generation that was skeptical of the normal political politician bowl but because vice celebrates drug use and sexual freedom it's more trusted by millennial making it a perfect outlet for slipping in neo con neo liberal empire propaganda hey in a moment we'll tell you how important it is for the u.s. military to bomb democracy straight up libya but 1st here's how awesome it is to mix mali blow and rebel. and then but judge it. you might die but it'll be a hell of a ride but a vice was so in bed with obama only then to have no do you explain the brutally harsh grilling that shane smith gave obama himself. whenever i do an environmental piece. come the eggs you know on twitter because there's all kinds of negative stuff t

and john mcginnis disappointment for frank lampard and his 1st season in. charge at darby but a great moment for vela boss dean smith his players and their fans which included prince william who was watching in the stands this match is regarded as the richest game in world football with an estimated $215000000.00 in revenue to the winners and aston villa have already reached out to the prince on their twitter feed the club asking for him to give manager dean smith a knighthood when the next selections are made tottenham manager america says he side or rested and ready for the champions league final they'll take on liverpool in madrid on saturday for the top prize in european club football positiveness future as is remains unclear anything is best not to lose focus ahead of such a huge match we can make the story we can write the story we can provide our fans and i were people i thin and i were family of course. the base happiness in food that you can provide. and i thin today to talk about individual things is it's a little be embarrassing or shame because

after the act it mcginnis the vice organization and co-founder shane smith made a shift to a more respectable news outlet as seen here. and they got cozy with the obama white house how cozy well the white house deputy chief of staff under obama a little mastro monaco became chief operating officer of vice media vice began selling american imperial wars to a younger hipper generation that was skeptical of the normal political politician bowl but because vice celebrates drug use and sexual freedom it's more trusted by millennial making it a perfect outlet for slipping in neo con neo liberal empire propaganda hey in a moment we'll tell you how important it is for the u.s. military to bomb democracy straight up libya but 1st here's how awesome it is to mix mali blow and rebel. and then but judge it. you might die but.

it's abandoned under machine mcginnis, at one point it was a party in character and now it's secularist in character and internationalist about every question except the six counties and it's had had splits, you know, a politician has split over the pro-life issue and founded a conservative nationalist alternative. so, yeah. >> is authentic nationalism intrinsically democratic or do you think that there can be nondemocratic forms of nationalism that are worthwhile as well? >> that's a big question. there's a connection between-- i tend to think of nationalism as a feverish movement that springs out of a normally peaceful sense of national loyalty. one of the things about the history of nationalism is that it-- it springs up and it achieves its goal and then it fades and splits and then it rises up again in the presence of another goal or irritant. it tends to be-- as you've all noted in the review of the book, modern nationalism tends to be connected with populism, the cop vixx that the elites are somehow failing us or failing the future. what do we mean by democratic. some of the 1916

. >>> karen mcginnis in the weather center. >>> the flooding in arkansas turned deadly. a driver drowned and the rain hf swollen arkansas river could crest later today. it's putting western arkansas and eastern oklahoma on alert for record-breaking flooding and warning resident prepare for a worst-case scenario. they have been releasing water ahead of the river cresting. further east flooding in at least eight states along portions of the mississippi. it is the longest lasting since the great flood of 1927. >> a really sad picture there. former vice president joe biden back on the trail in texas. he is talking about policy, laying out part of his education plan in houston and including paying off teachers student debt. >> you all went to college and spent four years. you ended up with a debt most of you, all of you and end up in a situation where you are in fact making 25% les than most college graduates. and rilg it's just not right. >> focusing on education and policy while his campaign hit back at's's low iq comments overseas. criticizing the president for embracing a

. >> bill mcginnis is the head of reebok future. >> liquid factories are a way of getting away from usingds, like every other factory does, and draw the bottom of the shoe instead. like 3d printing but much faster. >> an effort to speed up and keep up with younger consumers. >> the goal is to go from making one million pairs of one shoe exactly the same and hope everybody likes it, the old model. now we move to smaller and smaller batches, 10,000 instead of 100,000, and as you get tighter and tighter you can get closer and closer to the customer. >> and how is that a benefit to reebok? what are the benefits of new manufacturing? >> you can get a lot faster. you can react much more quickly to consumers. >> reebok isn't alone. rivalscompany adidas and nike and under armour have also moved into the 3-d printed sneaker game. but reebok's liquid factory material is proprietary. the process uses computer software and robotics to draw she was in three dimensions. >> we are actually faster than the old model. each bottom unit takes a couple minutes to put together, and it is all automated. >> adi

. >> susan mcginnis, thank you. >>> mystery solved.w where britain's newest little royal was born and it wasn't at homema as royal watchers had speculated. little archie was born at this private hospital. how do we know? someone got ahold of his birth certificate. it says meghan gave birth may 6th at the hospital in london. bucking h buckingham palace is now confirming it. it is signed rachel meghan, her royal highness, the duchess of sussex. >> nice work if you can get it. good for her. >> how did they sneak into ata hospi without anyone seeing? people were camped outside that house for te longest. >> we don't know but they did a good job. >>> something old that is new on the waterfront in alexandria, horsingin around maryland. >> tommy mcflsuhas ggestions on things to do for the weekend. >> reporter: it's that time of year again for jazz. the national gallery of art sculpture garden, free jazz starts at 5:00 today. all summer long it kicks off s jazz throughout the season. in alexandrsu this ay the very first festival of speed and st

chris mcginnis over at the san francisco chronicle said the last virgin america plane will be repainted this week. >> fancy. >> fancy, yeah. they are going to take out the video screens. you have to watch on your phone. >> and the cool lights. >> i was a huge virgin fan. cheese plate. movie. more cheese. >>> jon snow, kit haringtoning is being treated for stress and alcohol abuse. he checked in before the show's finale two weeks ago. the 32-year-old paid jon snow the past eight years. >>> new video showing police in missouri removing a bear from inside a church. a church employee said he got in through a propped open door and put the congregation on lockdown. he missed the church's famous fish fry. he got stuck in the restroom as well. the police led the bear to the woods, where he belongs. >>> we want to talk about a traffic alert causing a major backup on the bay bridge. >> we are concerned about the commute of course for the bulk of the viewers and also about the people involved. this is more than just a traffic impact. it may be an issue for the driver of the box truck that is overt

. >> the procedure is monitored by internal affairs officer will mcginnis. >> okay.he officers shaking down in "e" dorm. they're going through -- underneath the bed, the mattress, personal property. and looks like something was found. all of a sudden the officer is reaching for his cuffs. you see him restraining the offender. >> the offender is josh harrison. >> i disappointed a lot of people in my life. i let a lot of people down. this is my wife, my wife. that's my daughter, that's my son, the twins. my mom, she's going to flip out when she finds out i was in here and i got caught with a knife. >> this is a shank that was turned in from possession of offender harrison. "e" dorm east. and as you can see here, that's a pretty lengthy piece of iron there. it's got a pretty good point on the end of that. it could do some pretty severe damage, especially if that came up through a rib or a kidney or a lung. >> i got another really good friend that cares about me. i let him down, too. >> if i could get him right now, i'd beat him up just to show him you're not tough. >> r

alfonso mcginny. and toronto's lead is down to 4 points. but the final second of the quarter.e former warrior. patrick mccall. raptors led 88-81. early fourth quarter. off this. kyle larry throws it ahead. to yackum for the layup. his 11th straight main shot. had 32 points. knocks down the open 3. that caps off a 10-1 run. and it put the game away. toronto wins, 118-109. golden state's first loss since the kevin durant injury. >> how much does, say, a kevin durant floater or kevin durant spotoff jumper change the offensive dynamic? >> doesn't matter. until he's out there. we play with the guys we have. and we've got enough. we have won the last whatever six games without him. >> how long does nine days feel? >> 20. it's just been long. i mean, that's the excuse. that we're the reigning champions. so we've got to come out ready. >> ready to win tonight. we always had a chance. and we didn't play very well at all. you leave this game feeling as good as you possibly can feel. knowing that yeah, we lost. but i think we figured some things out. and we'll be better next game. >> war

susan mcginnis joins us to break it all down. >> to many it was no surprise es that the prident broke that norm. he clrly had one 2020 rival on his mind whilee was overseas and his comments there are coming under fire here. presidentn washington trump facing sharp criticism for cs overseas attacks against the man whoould be his main 2020 rival, former vice presidt joe biden. >> kim jong-un made a statement that joe biden is a lowiq individual. i think i agree with him on that. >> it even comes from the president's own party. gop congressman calling the president wrong for siding with a murderous dictator over a fellow americhe. guests on typically trump friendly fox news network took aim at the president. you don't attack your political opponnts from fore soil. you're supposed to be out there as america's chief diplomat. that was a shameful thing for the president to do. >> political strategists say it's trump being trump. >> going after biden on foreign soil while thee r of us are oh my god, that's inappropriate, don't do hat, trump is, like, that's just the morning. wait until lunch

piece that covered the facebook ban, it explicitly talked about some figures interacted with gaven mcginnis. lou louis farrakhan and snoop dogg went on instagram and released a video. instagram is owned by facebook, and snoop called for people to post video of farrakhan who he considered a brother. >> to get around -- >> the slope is so slippery. yet, at the same time, isn't there some responsibility these companies have to show to stop the sickest kinds of ideas from spreading? >> well, again, i think that -- when you talk about the sickest kind of ideas, the best way to fight sick ideas is to fight sick ideas about talking about how terrible they are instead of casting them out and say, we're never going to talk to you or answer your questions. all that does is actually, i think, maybe people more extreme who are searching for answers to questions. instead of going to people who have good answers, they go to people who have bad answers because some people have ruled the question out of bound. that's something steven pinker from harvard has said and i think it's absolutely true. if it's up

meteorologist karen mcginnis has your holiday forecast. >> on so many fronts, dave and christine, we have seen this outbreak of severe weather once again across the central plains. the typical tornado alley, and may is the peak month when we typically see the heavy volume of tornadic activity like we saw over 24 hours ago in el reno, oklahoma, two fatalities there. numerous injuries reported. it's only a town of about 19,000 people. 260 tornado reports. also we're not finished yet. a lot of this will lift further to the north so it looks like across the northern tier and into the lower great lakes region, that's where we could see the potential for severe weather again. then, not to be outdone, there's going to be another system that moves out of the interior west, into the central plains and that's going to be the severe weather producer going into tuesday, and as if that were not enough, flooding, especially along the arkansas river at van buren, take a look at this, going to be at historic levels going into the middle of the workweek. severe flooding where the river is expected to

chris mcginnis over at the san francisco chronicle said the last virgin america plane will be repainted this week. alaska airlines bought out virgin america a couple years ago. alaska says it will add new touches to the old virgin america planes like cup holders and bigger overhead bins and a couple morrows of seats. >> oh. more legroom, though? >> more legroom. that's what that does. you always sit in first class. because you can't fit. >> i like to, but that's not always possible. >> c-7, you can stick your legs under the curtain in first class. >> oh, i'm sure they appreciate that in first class. >> with your shoes on. >>> pokemon coming to your dreams. we are not playing around here. pokemon, owned by nintendo, is working on pokemon sleep. the company plans to turn sleep into a form of entertainment. isn't that what we call dreams? it will collect data on how long a person sleeps and what time they wake up to impact game play. parents will probably love that. it is due out next year. >>> we want to get you up to date on the fatal accident. >> be aware. a deadly crash on the bay brid

susan mcginnis i on capitol hill with all of this. susan. >> doreen and leon, that'sht rig. the president could have spent the day t tutinghese very strong economic numbers, but that report got sidelined by this deadline by democrats as well as a call with vladimir putin. president trump talked to russian leader vladimir putin by phone today. among many issues they discussed, the conclusion of the mueller report. >> they said something to the effect that it started off as a mountain and it ended up being a mouse, but he knew that because he knew there wa no collusion. >> what they did not discuss, the focus of mueller's report, russian eleion meddling. >> did you ask him not to meddle in the next election? >> we didn't discuss that. >> russia grabbing the spotlight again on a day when the president was basking in the strongest job numbers in a generation. the economy added more jobs than expected. the jobless rate fell to the lowest level since 1969, more evidence the decade long recovery continues. >> our country is doing well. it never probably hado as well as it's doing r

suz susan mcginnis is on capitol hill on a day where that news overshadows some pretty strong >> that'sight, pat. the day started out bright. really good numbers from the job frontwere out. he could have spent the day enjoying th numbers. then we got wind of the hour long phone call with russian president vladimir putin which stole the headlines. president trump talked to russian leader vladimir putin bd phone tay. among many issues they d cussed, the conclusion of the mueller report. >> he said something to the effect that it started off as a mountain and it ended up being a mouse, but he knew that because he knew there was no collusion. >> whey they did not discuss, the focus of mueller's report, russian election meddling. >> did you ask him if he muddled in the election? >> didn't discuss that. >> russia grabbing the spotlight again on a day when the president was basking in some of the strongest job numbers in a generation. the ecomy added more jobs than spec'd last month. the jobless rate fell to the ev lowest since 1969. more evidence that decade long recovery continues. >> our co

mcginnis south beach for 2. finally from game 2 of the stanley cup final bruins, a blues bill belichick on hand for the festivities in boston. let's send it to overtime tied at 2. st. louis is carl gunnarsson slaps the one time or talk. that is right past tuukka rask was very good that said blues win 3, 2, series not at one going to say can cam that israel could sports right big night tomorrow you thank you mark and we go on all right lawrence. we've got changes coming our way to use a little more sunshine but. >>you get to a low clouds and >>you get to a low clouds and fog will b man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>i for a southern california 96 year-old

. >> reporter: pat mcginnis, from california advocates for nursing home reform, says that when n,regivers are worked to the point of exhaustt affects patients. >> it has a terrible effect on resident care when yo4 have to workurs a day with no reprieve. >> reporter:quhe says the ements to operate a care facility in california are far too lax. you need more training to be a manicurist, to do somebody's nails, than you doo run a residential care facility for the elderly. servitude.ndentured >> reporter: congresswoman rosa delauro says regulators need the sources to crack down on wage theft. >> the department of lbor is being hollowed out so that it cannot perform the function that it is established to be able to perform, to protect works and to make sure that they are not getting ripped off by their employers. >> reporter: an appropriations bill she introduced would booste ral funding to enforce labor laws. it passed in the house appropriations committee, and will now go to the house floor. caregivers such as julie riduta hope the bill will forcepe unscrupuloustors to face tougher consequen