molly has more on the effects. >> molly: mary anne touched on this. are causing changes in the way some towns celebrate the fourth of july. they are using drones instead of the fireworks because of the drought and warm weather. it is happening in arizona, colorado, and the animated displays are a good substitute but they lack the explosive sounds that people are used to. >> leland: i don't think anyone will rewrite "the star spangled banner". navy seals in thailand are on the scene of that flooded cave. it is right now this evening wednesday night in thailand. teenage soccer team is trapped with its coach for more than a week. live report on exactly how those kids are doing inside that cave. >> molly: protestors clashing with police over ice as the political battle over the agency intensifies. our panel as who was the upper hand. >> president trump: all the incredible people you've been reading about doing an unreal job, we want border security, we want security in our country, we respect ice. mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch m

was kristene asking you about mollie? >> she did.-- we did not initially give her any of that information. >> reporter: both chavez and kristene's parents were afraid that the truth about mollie would upset kristene and maybe jeopardize her recovery. >> i would just tell her mollie's got -- got sent to another hospital. >> reporter: of course, kristene persisted. and eventually everyone decided she deserved to know mollie's fate. family and doctors assembled in kristene's room when detective chavez revealed the truth. >> she was distraught and crying and -- and i told her, you know, "i just -- i need you to stay strong so that you can help us, and we're gonna catch him." and so she did. >> reporter: as the days passed, kristene's communication skills steadily improved, enabling her to share with police more details of that horrible night. >> it's supposed to be peaceful and safe. >> reporter: we wanted to hear her story, too. you look great, and it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> reporter: kristene began by describing her relati

now trump is getting burned for saying very similar things. >> molly: w >> mollie: we have had a weekabsolute hysteria. for me there is one way to tell if you care about election meddling or you don't. if you care about election medaling you should have a ton of questions for barack obama and intelligence chief who knowingly allowed meddling to at that point happen. they were talking about it in august, september, october of 2016. they said they knew russia was meddling. they did nothing. barack obama even told his cyber people to stand down. like you said, it was only after donald trump somehow won this election that all of a sudden it became this real big holla ba ballou. >> didn't they come to senator mcconnell and say we don't want it to seem we are taking sides. senator mcconnell said no, don't do it. >> mollie: they wanted a statement that means nothing. if you think this is a big deal and not using it as a way to go after donald trump use it accountability mission for the previous president or intelligence chief. if you are not doing that you don't think it was that big of a de

any sign tonight that the search for molly is branching out? >> so far it looks like the scope has been limited to this immediate area of the county where she went missing. and police that i spoke to today have not mentioned any more information about this house when she went missing but perhaps we will learn more about signs of forced entry or any type of dna or clues left behind at the boyfriends house. >> sandra: a lot of unknown details here. matt finn following that story for us. meanwhile, this exclusive forest, molly's dad wrapped tibbett. in our thoughts and prayers are with your family and with your daughter is the search continues. any new developments you can share with us tonight? >> nothing new to share. we are just going to have to rely on the authorities. they have a terrific team so we just have to put our faith in them. >> sandra: one was the last time you talked to molly? >> i talked to her sunday for about three hours. we talk regularly on the phone. i live in california. she was out earlier this year for my wedding so we jus

mollie's laptop, a male member of mollie's family told the new station that her laptop indicated thatoyfriend's home the night that she went missing. did she end up back inside at that house? or was she abducted out on the streets? that is one of the biggest questions remaining now. >> dana: thank you for that, asking james to stick around, doj prosecutor, what did you think of the press conference? was there some psychology behind it? >> two things, one to reassure the general public that if there is a murderer out there that they are doing everything possible to track this person down. that is a genuine and important component. but also probably trying to steer people towards talking. so you want to have individuals that are sitting on information feel like it is almost inevitable that they will be talk to. so why not be fourth closing and waiting for the agents to knock on your door and just called her to plan. looking for a tip for someone who could've been involved in the disappearance. >> dana: they believe that the media is a partner, is that how you would see it too? >> a litt

mollie: i'm interested in this from a media angle. it's the predominance of never-trumpers we see in the media. in the real world they represent a small fraction of the people. in the media world they dominate. you look at papers that won't have a single columnist who represents the average american voter. they get a lot of prominence for a pretty minority opinion. howie: these are serious people standing up for what they see aspirin. but they get a lot of favorable publicity as mollie said. and they command new respect from the left. susan: they are a high-value guest because they can say we found a republican here who hates trump. and better yet, a republican who says vote for a democrat. could there be a more high-value guest? there is a market for these people. i am not saying that's why they have these opinions. but it will keep them on the air. howie: mo, do you welcome them to your cause? mo: i don't for a moment think george will will become a lifelong democrat. but i do think there is a very small -- i agree this is a very sm

howie: joining me, mollie hemingway.illian turner, a fox news correspondent and former national security official in the bush and obama administrations and juan williams, co-host of "the five." the president was quoted as saying some positive things about prime minister theresa may. mollie: he's more effective calling out particularly bad reporting. they also had audio of what he said. it's not just quoting people accurately, but summarizing the whole thing accurately. howie: that doesn't in my view fake. this caused an uproar, particularly in the up k. how un -- in the u.k. she is feeding him at a black tie dinner. gillian: i would call it unusual. during my tenure in the obama and bush administrations. i didn't see the president do an interview where they are critical of a foreign leader in the hours before they met them. what caught fire was this brexit bomb story was not so much the president's message as the what i said the things he said. the message if the e.u., if brexit goes forward there would be negative impli

. >> mollie tibbetts' family hit the streets handing out flyers in the small town of brooklyn where she was reported missing after an evening jog. authorities are now hoping an exercise tracking device will lead them to her. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: the fbi joining the intense search in a small iowa town to track down missing college student mollie tibbetts. investigating the possibility that she may have been abducted. >> for a 20-year-old to got missing and completely kind of fall off the grid, it's obviously a very suspicious and very serious matter. >> reporter: volunteers already combed the area where she was last seen running a week ago today. agents now zeroing in on her digital footprint. authorities say fitbit is providing information in the case in response to a search warrant. tibbetts' boyfriend dalton jack said she always wore her fitness tracker. he said he began to worry when he realized that she hadn't read his messages and hadn't shown up for work. >> she didn't call and i was like, well, that's not like her.

good morning, molly. >> reporter: guys, good morning. that's right. it's been a wild ride. president trump continues to insist that nato allies pay more than they're already paying. but that's left longtime allies and diplomats just dumbfounded by the barrage of attacks. in brussels this morning, it's day two, president trump arriving at nato headquarters after a bizarre first day at the summit capped off by this rather bizarre performance wednesday night. confusing as the world leaders attempted another family photo. the first lady right there by her husband's side, president trump greeting france's first lady and smiling with french president emmanuel macron just hours after blasting america's european allies. president trump accused germany of being held captive by russia. >> germany, as far as i'm concerned, is captive to russia. >> reporter: later trying to

wasn't right when mollie didn't show up to work. >> it was panic because that is so out of mollie's. >> reporter: the university of iowa student was last spotted going for a run in brooklyn, iowa july 18th. investigators believe she returned home that night. but are unclear about what happened next. the fbi zeroing in on mollie's digital footprint. critical information from the social apps she used including gps data collected from her fitbit. authorities now widening their investigation, searching a hog farm and other properties near deep river, iowa. david, those searches have turned up empty. investigators say they have ruled out mollie's boyfriend and siblings as suspects. her family says they will not give up hope, david. >> alex perez tonight. thank you, alex. >>> when we come back here, the emergency landing on chicago's lake shore drive. details coming in now. >>> and the stunning event that has millions around the world looking to the sky tonight. matt gutman standing by with the spectacular images already coming in. man 1: this is my body of proof. woman 1: proof of less j

. >> reporter: tonight, the search for 20-year-old mollie tibbetts growing more desperate. authorities now focusing on digital footprint, trying to nail down a clear timeline of her disappearance. >> i just want her home. >> reporter: mollie's father, rob tibbetts, speaking exclusively to abc news. >> we just need people to think. there's somebody -- they know something and they don't even know it's important. >> reporter: mollie, last seen jogging july 18th, wearing a sports top, shorts and running shoes. investigators say her evening jogs were often long, on different routes through this sprawling farming community, complicating the search. authorities hoping to find critical clues in her cell phone and fitbit, which they believe mollie had with her. >> we are using technology to its fullest in hopes that we can track and locate mollie. >> reporter: mollie's boyfriend, dalton jack, says he was working a construction job more than a hundred miles away while tibbetts watched his dogs that night. investigators say jack is not a suspect. investigators say they been u.n. dated

and molly i want to take us for a couple of your illustrations as one that you particularly picked here i've got on my laptop which is one of the early protests in rocca why did you want to see that particular image. so many people have tried to write out the origins of the syrian revolution they've tried to reduce the entire revolution in the war to geopolitics to a matter of a fight between assad and isis or a fight between russia and iran on one hand and saudi and qatar in the u.s. on another and they forget this actually started as a popular uprising so i was very very concerned with document in those moments of early protest this drying it's the first protest that security forces and the army shot live ammunition at the protestors and to get an image like this what i did was i who are over citizen video and the citizen video it's larry you can barely tell what's going on and it's taken by people on their phones holding them vertically running away from tear gas and running away from bullets so what i would do is i would freeze frame it over and over and over i think maybe like one

farm in connection with mollie's did appearance. abc's alex perez has the latest on the case. >> reporter: this morning, for the first time, mollie tibbets' mother is speaking out exclusively to abc news, it's been nine agonizing days since her daughter vanished. >> my son scott, he gave me a call saying that mollie didn't go to work. at which point i said i will be right home. >> reporter: set off alarms with family and friends when she didn't show up for work in brooklyn, iowa. police say a witness reported seeing tibbets running on the afternoon of her disappearance which her mother says adds to the mystery. >> no one saw anything. so, that morning, it was raining so hard. they were asking me if she would have gone for a rain, she wouldn't go for a run in a rainstorm. you know, it was just, you know, answers to the questions that are -- that are still out there. >> reporter: volunteers combing through the dense cornfields near her running routes but no sign of the 20-year-old. >> there's really no clues. there's a dci agent who s

forward and find molly.ion and republicans in public. democrats, most of them are silent. will they ever condemn this type of behavior? we'll talk about that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let your perfect drive come together at the lincoln summer invitation sales event. get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus $1,000 bonus cash. ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert. investigators will provide an update today on the frantic search for the missing university of iowa student. pete: 20-year-old mollie tibbetts was last heard from nearly two weeks ago. steve: todd piro from the newsroom with the desperate plea from the father, todd. reporter: moving interview you did a few moments ago. we're awaiting a news conference from the local sheriff's department, hoping to learn of possible leads into this disappearance. so far there have been no signs of tibbetts for about two weeks. she was last heard from on the night of july 18th. after returning to her boyfriend's house from a jog. he was out of town and he called police next

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somebody saw molly tibbets while she was out for a run. so far no suspects.ice have not been telling us a lot at all. here's what we do know. police say tibbets was staying at her boyfriend's house in brooklyn, iowa. they say she was dog-sitting while he was working at a construction job about 100 miles away. while they say somebody spotted her while she was out for a run, there's word that she might have actually gone back to the house. relatives say there's evidence on a laptop that she was doing homework that night. tibbets boyfriend, who you see here, claims she sent him a picture over snap chat that made her seem like she was at the house. the boyfriend got worried when she didn't show up for work. he texted her good morning but she didn't look at it. he says that's when he called her family and friends. her father told fax news that people should think up even if they think what they know is insignificant. >> there's somebody out there that knows something and reluctant to say something about someone that they know. they need to have the courage to come

search with the picture to help mollie's shirts with mollie's picture to help with the efforts.vicki) happening now... the ferguson fire is growing in size... as it is still burning in the sierra nevada. this is a map of the fire area... it's happening just west of yosemite national park... in mariposa county. fire officials say the steep and rugged terrain is making it hard for them to gain containment. here's a look at the latest numbers. so far the fire has burned more than 38-thousand acres and it is just 16-percent contained. more than 3-thousand crews are on the fire lines... trying to keep it from spreading. 13 areas are under evacuation orders... but so far no homes have been destroyed. remembering one of california's bravest.....a fallen firefighter is being honored in modesto.braden varney, a ten-year veteran of cal fire, was killed while fighting the "ferguson fire"... in mariposa county. (grant)today thousands of people attended a celebration of life for varney.mike luery reports. nat soundbraden varney's cal fire family and friends honored him today in modesto. jaim

david gergen is back with me as is molly ball., the explanation from secretary azar is essentially -- and i don't have time to play the whole thing -- but look 16 reunifications didn't happen because adults were unfit. one was charged with murder in his home country, one is a kidnapper and he is saying 16 lives have been saved because they've taken longer to vet them for this -- these reunions. what do you make of that argument because it is the administration's practice that caused the separation to happen in the first place. >> yes, but the prior administration also in some cases did separate children from parents, usually fathers who were thought to be a danger to them so that is something that happened before and if it's true what the administration is saying it's probably the only thing they can do. the bigger picture, we're talking about a small group of children under five. there's a group of thousands of children overall and the big picture is that the government is not only back to square one but maybe even more toward wh

mollie's aunt says she knew something was wrong when mollie didn't show up for work the next day. the family remains hopeful that she will be found. ( robin ) local businesses in iowa say the plan to start making yard signs and t-shirts with mollie's picture to help with the search efforts. ( robin ) another big story we are following this morning... one person is dead following an hours-long hostage situation at a trader joe's. it happened on saturday and this morning we are learning more about the victim and what lead up to the standoff. kim hutcherson has the details. an armed man terrorized a trader joe's saturday afternoon -- leaving one person dead.chief michel moore / lapd: "a young woman was shot and killed and unfortunately were unable to revive her."the victim, identified by her brother as melyda corado, had worked at trader joe's for about four years.authorities say the suspect was fleeing the scene of a seperate shooting incident when the or

mollie )s father lives in lafayette... and works in san francisco. happening today - alameda county leaders will go over a plan to assist religious groups in helping provide affordable housing. supervisors will discuss allocating 750-thousand dollars for "the capacity building program." it involves community and faith-based organizations .. working to develop new housing options. the full board is expected to debate the plan august 7th .. and it may be launched by this november. tonight in sonoma... the city council will discuss how to move forward with recreational marijuana right now, there are no dispensaries within the city limits. council members are considering several options... including putting a measure on the november ballot. by the way - california voters legalized recreational pot nearly two years ago. new this morning - a new record at berkeley. the campus paper reports: the university raised over 569- million dollars last school year. that )s the most ever. the money comes from donations , grants, and pledges... and comes from about 66

has large reserves of iron ore mine going east and you're a name despite its natural riches mollies ranked among the poorest countries in the world landlocked on drought stricken in its vast northern regions mali and struggle with foreign that's government mismanagement political disunity and ethnic fighting mileage g.d.p. grew up around five percent last year not bad compared to many other developing countries but i mean even distribution of wealth especially of the half of the population under the internationally recognized poverty like many in mali don't care about statistics they simply want jobs and social services in a secure and stable environments. in my life it is my land the suffering because of low income and high cost of living we pray to god to give us a good leadership that would make the country better but the leaders in general don't keep their promises and they only think of their personal interests some have dubbed it the election of all the challenges and or the high stakes others doubted the election could be organized in time because of the rising number of atta

the search for mollie tibbetts is expanding.scott tibbetts/ mollie's brother:"its a missing person, myter actually, we're just trying to spread the word as much as we can."while investigators sift through leads, mollie's family is spreading the word each day. hitting the road making sure each part of the state knows her story.scott tibbetts/ mollie's brother:"it's very important to spread the word and get people to call that number."mitch mortvedt/ iowa division of criminal investigation:"we are one week into he investigation. mollie disappeared last wednesday evening july 18th"both dci and the fbi have been called into to investigate mollie's disappearance.mitch mortvedt/ iowa division of criminal investigation:"we feel pretty confident with the timeline that we have put together, the direction she was going on her run."forensics experts have requested access to all of mollie's social media accounts including the fitbit she was wearing when she went missing. mitch mortvedt/ iowa division of criminal investigation:"it tracks so many things about you, about the user and that's what we a

mollie's aunt says she knew something was wrong when mollie didn't show up for work the next day. the family remains hopeful that she will be found. police say the investigation is ongoing. (jrstone) coming up -- the city of seattle facing a major lawsuit over their new gun law... why the nra law... why the nra and the second amendment foundation say the new legislation is illegal... (jrstone) and -- mario woods would have been 29 years old today. back in 2015 he was shot and killed by police. after the break -- we'll hear from family and friends remembering his life. (justine) shortly after the san francisco police killing of stabbing suspect mario woods in december of 2015, the board of supervisors declared his birthday, july 22 as mario woods remembrance day. (justine) for the third year in a row..(jrstone) today people , including his mother gathered to remember him. kron 4's dan kerman reports. the reading of names of those killed by police began this third anniversary remembrance for mario woods sot gwendolyn woods/mario woods' mother 12-22 i'm going to celebrate you mar, i'

agents are investigating the disappearance of students molly tibbetts. >> agents hoping the missing jogger's fitbit will lead them to where she disappeared. >> a tanker truck caught fire after it ran off of a texas highway. the driver was airlifted to a hospital. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: hundreds are honoring the memory of a dallas officer. >> sneior corporal earl jamie givens was killed by an alleged drunk driver saturday while working a funeral procession. >> a very emotional day for so many. >> glor: and this is our western edition. good evening, i'm jeff glor and we're going to begin here tonight with a wildfire that is a rapidly growing crime scene. a man suspected of starting that fire in california is in custody facing multiple counts of arson. the fire has now burned nearly 5,000 acres. 16,000 people have been forced from their homes in the town of idyllwild, in the mountains east of los angeles. it is one of dozens of fires in the west being fueled by drought and extreme heat. jamie yuccas is there. >> reporter: firefighters spent a second day battling this, a burning behemoth of thick smok

molly hunter live in london this morning. thank you, molly. >>> back here in this country, the porn star, stormy daniels, has reportedly been arrested at a strip club in central ohio. her attorney says daniels is accused of allowing a customer to touch her on stage at a club in columbus. he insists the touch was nonsexual. but ohio law does not allow touching a nude or partially nude dancer. the attorney michael avenatti announced the arrest on twitter calling it a setup and politically motivated. and saying it reeks of desperation. columbus police did not immediately confirm the arrest. daniels has been, of course, at the center of a legal and political firestorm over her alleged affair with the president. >>> also breaking overnight, the founder of papa john's pizza has stepped down from the company after he was accused of saying the "n" word during a conference call. john schnatter's resignation as chairman of the board came just hours after his admission and apology for using the racial slur. abc's stephanie ramos has the

linsey, kenneth. >> molly hunter, thank you. abc news will bring you live coverage of the president's news conference with vladimir putin this morning on air and on abc news app. >>> we turn now to chicago and the growing outrage after the fatal police shooting of a popular barber. frustrated neighbors protested in the streets clashing with police, and more demonstrators are expected today. the chief of police looking to ease tensions has now released body cam footage of the moments leading up to the shooting and abc's lynda lopez joins us with more. good morning, lynda. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. after protests that led to four officers being injured and led to several arrests, the police superintendent making the decision to release that body cam video saying it was because the community needed some answers about the shooting and because he wanted to try to prevent any future clashes. police releasing two versions of the body cam video. one version slowed down showing 37-year-old harith augustus' fatal encounter with

we can get molly back. we just have to have somebody call. >> investigators are also looking at molly's digital footprint, including social media and data from her fitbit. officials in iowa plan to hold a news conference at 11club 30 this morning. >> tips help lead police to the suspects behind this shark snatching in texas. take a look. it was all caught on video. three people wheeling the animal out of the aquarium in a baby stroller. police got a report someone took the gray horn shark from the san antonio aquarium on saturday and video shows three people reaching into the tank, grabbing the animal, wrapping it in a wet blanket, and hiding it in a stroller. police were able to track down the suspected thieves. they confessed and eventually returned the shark. >> what in the world. >> okay, new this morning, it's summertime in the bay area, but the water is icy cold. in fact, our ocean temperatures off the coast of northern california are cooler than what you would find in alaska. here's a live look at th

mollie's aunt says she knew something was wrong when mollie didn't show up for work the next day.und. ( darya ) local businesses in iowa say the plan to start making yard signs and t-shirts with mollie's picture to help with the search efforts. ( james ) a deadly shooting at an l-a trader joe's ... started with a domestic dispute. police say gene evin atkins shot his grandmother before going to the store. atkins grandmother is in the hospital. family members say she's awake and trying to speak. police say after the shooting... atkins led them on a chase before taking hostages at trader joe's. a store worker -- melyda corado -- was killed in the hours long standoff. atkins' cousin says atkins had argued with his grandmother for weeks... because she was tired of atkins' girlfriend staying at their home. atkins is now facing murder charges. his bail is set at two-million dollars ( james ) an african american business owner in san francisco says someone cal

>> kelley's niece molly had an idea. >> i looked at my mom and i was like, yeah. >> molly, only 16 at the summer working for her uncle at his restoration business, surf pro, and there she met one of his employees, a man named michael beard. tom told her to keep her distance. >> he never really wanted me around michael beard. he didn't want me like working with him. >> michael beard was no stranger to the family. >> he actually had done work at my sister's home. my sister would give his daughter charlie's hand-me-downs, clothes, toys. my sister would make lunch for him when he was there working at her home. >> while kelley was kind to beard, she told her sister she didn't always feel comfortable around him. >> i remember kelley not wanting to be home alone if he was there. you know, he was civil, he was nice, but i don't think she wanted to be left home alone. >> now molly told investigators that her uncle tom had recently fired beard. >> michael beard was fired september 17th, and then kelley was murdered like the night of the 28th, 29th, so it wasn't long at all. >> was it possible t

molly, why do we describe this as politically motivated 7 i molly, why do we describe this as politically there is in some kind of connection, a link between the white house and some random cop in columbus, ohio. i think house and some random cop in columbus, ohio. ithink that house and some random cop in columbus, ohio. i think that stormy daniels's lawyer, who is all over the news all the time in the united states and really just a the news all the time in the united states and reallyjust a great advocate for her, was initially trying to spin that narrative, that this was politically motivated. not only that, he said it was set up, a sting operation. i don't think that there is any evidence to support that, but i think it is a little more interesting is if you look at the ohio law that they used to arrest stormy daniels, some of the motivations behind that law reminded me an awful lot of some of the motivations behind the trump team's campaign to discredit daniels. so when you said tried to discredit her, in what way? exponent you mean by that. sure, so of course the trump team has been

>> question from molly?> okay we're going, thank you so much for writing this amazing book. >>. >> thank you for coming. >>. >> hold up your chair and them to either side. >> pay for your book in the meantime here. and anpull the seat. >> thank you. >>. >> he visited members of congress reading. >> reading everything, some people go to psychiatrists, i read for therapy this weekend i read michael chertoff's new book on privacy which is very good and is guiding me on some legislation to get introduced but i also read romance, spy thrillers, i want to know newt gingrich's latest book, as you can see if you look at my, i actually have to bring like a lot, i read everything, and average of every other day. >> what you have on the kindle. >> the book i'm reading today, it's a good, you learn a lot about the iran nuclear crisis several years ago reading one of his thrillers and this teaches you a lot about some egyptian, he talks. i've got jenny rhodes, the world as it is, and of course i have to read a book about

. >> reporter: in the heart of iowa, a desperate search for missing college student molly tibbetts who disappeared a week ago. molly's missing posters showing the sophomore are plastered over her hometown. >> of course, i'm hopeful she'll be found because she's tough and smart. >> reporter: she says the 20-year-old was dog sitting for her boyfriend's brother. she went out for a run and sent a snapchat at 10:00 p.m. last wednesday. he was the last to hear from her. they are now treating it criminal. >> we're combing through digital evidence that molly had and utilized. she's 20 years old. she's a college student. she's well-connected. >> reporter: tibbetts is an avid runner that always wore a fitbit, the fbi hopes to secure her location. a facebook page set up to find hes followers. investigators scouring social media and cell phones for clues. they say the smallest bit of information might break the case. >> it's exhausting thinking about the possibilities of what could have happened to her but the thing that i personally feel in my gut is that she's alive. >> reporter: ron mott, nbc n

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you can call the sheriff's office on your screen, 623-5679 or you can email and molly's dad and twins will join "fox and friends" live at 7:20 eastern time, stay tuned for that, a situation that has the entire country in this hoping for a good outcome. thank you for joining us this morning. rob: 39 after the hour. a retired marine putting his life on the line to save animals from the raging california wildfires. the dramatic rescues firsthand when that hero joins us live next. my favorite story of the day, tom perez has some explaining to do. the future of the democratic party, what is he doing with that $10,000 designer bag? we check into that coming up. rob: reality check for one of bernie sanders's socialist rallying cries. >> saving middle-class families a lot of money. guaranteed healthcare to all as a right, not a privilege. rob: a new study out of george mason university, free medicare would cost $32.6 trillion over ten years. the study says even if the government doles federal and court income taxes it won't come close to cover additional costs. doctor nicole safire joins us

of no one molly would runaway. >> she never would have just dropped off like r:at. >> repor molly's picture hangs on every street post and t.ery store fr >> you can't go any place without seeing her face or number below. >> reporter: last friday a suspicious man was reported taking pictures of young jobbers -- joggers in a nearby town. t he'sned himself in. police don't think it's related. the family desperate for answers and tryingay to ositive. >> of course, we're worried. of course we have our o moments weakness and you cry whenha you to but you laugh when you can. you just try to get through. >> you have to hope the investig bors get aak fairly soon. >>> talk about promise made. promise kept. nba super star lebron james changing lives in his hometown. >> we go into the hallways of the school he is hoping will spark change in the community. >>> it's been busy summer for lebron james moving out to l.a. to play for the lakers. recently he was back in his hometown of akron, ohio. for what he called one of greatest momentsf his life. he says it's all for the kids. >> good morning. >>

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and karen is here from the washington post and molly hemingway from the federalist. guy, let's start with scott pruitt. a long list of things he was being investigated for. it came to a head and he offered his resignation. >> i'm struck. usually july fourth is a sleepy one. here we have a cabinet position resigning and a secretary of state on the way to north korea. look at that. death by a thousand cuts is the phrase that we heard from john roberts. that is exactly right. when you have 14 separate ethics investigations into one cabinet secretary, it's a problem. i've been sympathetic to some of the arguments. i don't think that they are all as serious as they may seem. but once you get with that many didn't things, it starts to become a problem particularly when we've seen serious accusations about secret calendars and meetings, altering the official public record. this became at the very least a very significant distraction for the boss, which is the out it in no now in d.c. >> donald trump jr. introducing his father there in montana. molly, you have a little diffe

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college student in rural iowa. 20-year-old mollie tibbetts was last seen last wednesday. her boyfriend says he got a message on snapchat thursday around 10:00 p.m. saying she had returned from jogging. her disappearance has family and friends puzzled and concerned. >> this is her running off. this is just nobody would have seen it coming. nobody in the world. not her family, not me. nobody would have ever guessed that she would just take off and not tell anybody. >> now tibbetts' wallet had her i.d.s and her i.d.s were found at the home of her boyfriend's brother where she was dog sitting. but her phone and fitbit device are missing. >>> 12-time olympic medalist ryan lochte has been suspended again. the swimmer is in trouble because of a picture that he posted that shows him receiving vitamins through an i.v., however, he received more than doping rules allow. lochte is now banned until next july. >>> a thrilling comeback for the st. louis cardinals pitcher who

molly is wracked by social tensions corruption and terrorism but that often obscures it's deep rooted cultural traditions. people don't know who knows africa is a room went to africa once in his life then you can see i have seen them have that in people haven't been eating their food the smell. far too bridges worlds and continents she's convinced that music can have healing power was i think this new africa can try to reach a people through the middle ds or through our our music you know it's our job. to mali has created its own style of blues that to be awara says blues is what happens if you stop crying and starts. instead. the nigerian metropolis has one of the world's fastest growing urban centers. it's a city that's booming and so is it. where paul. this guy is just. only. the nikkei art gallery houses thousands of works its a treasury of contemporary nigerian art madame nikkei as the founder is known is a landmark of the lagos art scene she opened her first gallery fifty years ago. so when they get it. is going to be hard because this is the biggest. in the whole fifty four. le

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molly has created its own style of blues. says blues is what happens if you stop crying and start singing instead. to. make the nigerian metropolis is one of the world's fastest growing urban centers. it's a city that's booming and. where paul. this guy is just. only. the nikkei art gallery houses thousands of works its a treasury of contemporary nigerian art madame nikkei as the founder is known is a landmark of the lagos art scene she opened her first gallery fifty years ago. so when they get it. is going to be hard because this is the biggest. in the whole fifty four countries right now and if. lagos is the city of both tremendous promise and extremes wealth and poverty exist side by side the city of twenty million is growing faster than any other urban center in africa it's plagued with corruption and mismanagement but blessed with entrepreneurial spirit and creativity those contrasts are mirrored in its art same. page you are the two ses works featured at the first nigerian pavilion at the venice biennale ali she openly

. >>> i'd like to bring in david ignatius, the "washington post" foreign columnist and molly mchugh. we also have the authors of "russian roulette," david corn and chief investigative correspondent michael isikoff. david ignatius, i'm going to start with you. ahead of his meeting with putin, trump sent out these tweets today. if i was given the great city of moscow as retribution of all of the sins and evils committed by russia all of these years, i would return to criticism that it wasn't good enough. what would be an outcome that would be seen as a victory from your perspective for president trump? >> well, victory doesn't really fit my sense of this meeting. i think the fact that president trump is meeting with vladimir putin at a time when we have new overwhelming evidence of how aggressive russian behavior has been is -- to me the headline is that trump is sitting down with somebody who's been documented to be attacking the united states and has been generally defending him. i'm glad that there are low expectations from president trump, that he's not talking about big deliverabl

molly ball is with us and conservative mary katherine hamm. did we just get in clear view, molly, exactly how the president really, really feels despite scripts and all? >> yes, probably. i mean, look, i am not a mind reader or a psychoanalyst. i don't know what's actually in the mind of donald trump. it certainly has seemed obvious from his tone and from the sum total of his comments where he stands on this. you can impute various psychological motivations to this. he read that scripted statement in the most grudging possible manner. this is what he does. he will say two contradictory things, thus allowing people on both sides to believe what they want. the people on his side with the whole hoax narrative are satisfied. then others like, say, republican congressmen who are disturbed by having a president be this close to russia or not trust the intelligence community then have something to grab on to and say, i believe the president when he said this other thing. as to where he really stands, i think it was always somewhat obvious. >> to mary

this is d w news live from berlin molly's presidential election marked by violence incumbent evil him go back on a case that cast his ballot in a vote that was meant to bring peace to the west african country but are taps kept many voters away we'll go live to vomit cove for the latest. also coming up a teenager who became a symbol of palestinian resistance to israel to the israeli occupation is free head to me walks out of an israeli jail eight months after assaulting two soldier. and in formula one lewis hamilton wins again at the hungary and grand prix the british driver extended his lead in the championship ahead of rival the passion that will bring you all the action. my ass waiter thanks for joining us voting has closed in mali and it was an election they wracked by violence and fear people in the west african country are choosing a new president but the poll was disrupted by several militant attacks security was tight especially in the northern regions of gowan timbuktu in some areas the voting stations weren't even able to open after militants said ballot paper is on fire incu