mr. rivera have you received a copy of this paperwork? >> translator: i believe so. >> mr. oing to review rights that every defendant has in the criminal action. these include the following. you have the right to an attorney. every defendant has the right to retain legal counsel and shall be allowed reasonable time and opportunity to consult an attorney. in it vent you are indy general and desire counsel, and if the offense is a serious misdemeanor or greater an attorney can be appointed to represent you. mr. rivera, at this time you are represented by a privately retained attorney, allen richards. do you wish to continue with this private representation or do you wish to file an application for a court appointed attorney? >> translator: no, with richards. >> mr. rivera, if at any time today during today's proceedings you wish to talk to your attorney, please let me know and i'll stop today's hearing. >> translator: okay. >> next, you have the right to be released from custody. every defendant in custody has the right subject to conditions to be released from custody pending

mr. rivera, identifying the vehicle. >> reporter: according to investigators, rivera, who is from mexico, was in the country illegally. tonight, the owner of the farm where he worked saying rivera lied. >> what we learned in the last 24 hours is that our employee was not who he said he was. >> reporter: the farm now says when they hired rivera four years ago, they screened him through an older system instead of homeland security's e-verify. >> and alex perez back with us tonight. and alex, tonight, cristhian rivera remains behind bars? >> reporter: that's right, david. the judge ordered he be held on $5 million cash bond. we are also hearing from mollie's family tonight. they issued a statement thanking the public for their love and saying their hearts are broken. david? >> alex perez with us again tonight. thank you, alex. >>> we're going to move on here this evening and to that monster hurricane now closing in on hawaii. the state of emergency already in effect at this hour. hurricane lane as seen from space, now a massive category 4 storm. winds up to 155 miles per hour. more than 1.5

mr. rivera identifying the vehicle. >> reporter: the owner of the farm where rivera worked for the last four saying when they hired rivera, they screened him through an older system instead of the homeland security's newer e-verify system. >> what we learned in the last 24 hours is that our employee was not who he said he was. >> reporter: iowa senator chuck grassley now asking homeland security to turn over all information on rivera. grassley co-sponsored legislation with fellow iowa senator joni ernst called sarah's law named in honor of another young iowa woman, sarah root, killed in 2016 by an undocumented immigrant. zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >>> the man accusing actress asia argento of sexual assault is speaking out just as a new photo of the two has been revealed. the photo first obtained by tmz was purportedly taken after jimmy bennett's encounter with argento five years ago when he was 17. bennett says he tried to settle the matter privately because he was ashamed and believed there was a stigma to being a male victim. he says when argento went public as one of harvey weins

mr. rivera, he led us to her location. it seems that he followed her and for whatever particular reason, he chose to abduct her. >> for months, the family wondered what happened to their.a. matt finn is live in iowa over that conference just took place. >> reporter: during that month month, mollie tibbetts' father and family said that for every day went by that her body was not found, they became more hopeful thinking that maybe she would return alive. this mystery shook this area to the core for 30 days and that we have learned that mollie tibbetts' was apparently murdered by a christian rivera. police say he has been in the country between four and seven years and we are working tonight to learn more about his background. so far we know that mollie i.c.s lodged a detainer on rivera, as he is here illegally from mexico. we do not have much information but we are working to find out how he was here in the country illegally from 4-7 years. investigators say that he confessed that she he followed mollie when she was on her d

mr. rivera doesn't appear to have played any role. >> it is hitting those two knew her hard here in the bay area. today in the bay. >> at 4:34 parents whose students over one student who recently enrolled there. the controversy the brewing in pleasant hill. according to some parents the students threatened to shoot students at his last middle school. law enforcement say he posed to actual threat. student safety is not at risk but that is not stopping concerned parents or demanding the district get involved. >>> tomorrow the accused golden state killer will return facing a slew of new charges. they are coming together to prosecute deanglo. he is accused of 13 murders along with 18 more charges of burglary and kidnapping. the trial will take place. >>> in oakland the man charged with stabbing two sisters and killing one of them is kpcexpec in court. he attacked and killed wilson. she also charged with attempted murder. wilson's sister was murdered in the stabbing. >>> 4:35. happening this morning the first day of school will be a bit rough for some in san jose. teachers will be protesting bef

mr. rivera. it was a black malibu. from that, we were able to track his pattern and the route in which he took. we were also able to find mollie running on this video, and able to determine that he is one of the last ones to have seen mollie running based on the video that we were able to see from the general public. i'm sorry. >> what you believe he did? >> again, we were able to pull him in during the investigation. we conducted an interview with mr. rivera. during the interview, he says that he sees mollie running and was able to come upon her, approached her. while he was interfacing with her, he actually felt as if he ran along beside her or around here. i want point, he tells him that mollie grabbed a hold of her phone and said you need to leave me alone, we need to call the police. he took she took off running ae chased her down. at some point in time, he told us that he blacked out. he comes to near an intersection in which we believe he then -- >> i'm sorry. >> 385th street in brooklyn,

mr. rivera. >> we first approached mr. rivera yesterday. >> reporter: authorities say rivera told them as he drove he saw mollie running, approached the car. >> he ran alongside or behind her and at one point he tells us that mollie grabbed ahold of her phone and said you need to leave me alone, i'm going to call the police, then she took off running. >> reporter: rivera told officials he ran after her and doesn't remember what happened next, though later he said he noticed mollie's headphones in his lap and realized he had put her in a trunk. he led authorities to a body in a cornfield. for weeks her family and friends held out hope she was still ali alive. >> she's loveable, fun to have around as a friend. >> to know mollie is to love mollie. >> every single day, just as hopeful as from day one as i am until now. if you are not that, then you're not going to make it through any of this. >> reporter: officials have fielded more than 4,000 tips and that the investigation was emotionally difficult. >> we just spoke with the

mr. rivera and we interviewed him and he led us to her location. >> reporter: 24-year-old christhian rivera who is in the u.s. illegally has been charged with first-degree murder. authorities say rivera led them to a field where they found a body, mollie tibbetts clothing covered in corn leaves. >> he told us that mollie grabbed ahold of the phone and said leave me alone, i'm going to call the police. then she took off running. he in turn chased her down. and then he tells us that at some point in time he blacks out. >> reporter: news of mollie's death reached the perfect ez re. >> you heard today about the illegal alien coming in very sadly from mexico and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. >> we have mollie. everyone has mollie. so that's what breaks your heart. >> reporter: ann woods is a close friend of the family. ten years ago mollie's family moved back to iowa. >> what laura is going through can sympathize with. >> reporter: i spoke to laura by phone from iowa. she shared this photo of herself with mollie at the time she was s

mr. rivera, you have been charged with murder in the first degree -- >> reporter: authorities say riff veras wa in mexico and was in the country illegally. he'd worked four years at a small family-run dairy farm owned by a prominent republican. today the family said they'd checked his documentation in a government verification system but learned yesterday he'd given a false name. >> what we learned in the last 24 hours is that our employee was not who he said he was. >> reporter: lang says he noticed no changes in rivera's behavior and that he continued to show up for work on time after mollie's disappearance. >> this guy stayed around for 35 days after he did this. nobody noticed anything different. >> reporter: rivera's attorney says his client was working in the country legally, and criticized president trump for weighing in last night. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in, very sadly from mexico, and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. >> reporter: in a facebook post, mollie's aunt wrote, please remember evil c

mr. rivera, you have been charged with murder in the first degree. >> reporte authorities say rivera is from mexico and was in the country illegally. he worked at small-run dairy firm run by a prominent republican. they checked his documentation in a government verification system but learned he had given them a name. >> what we learned in the last 24 hours is that our employee was not who he said h was. >> reporter: lane said he noticed no changes in ba her a's behavior and said he continued to show up for work on time after mollie's disappearae. >> this gtayed around 35 days after he did this. nobody noticed anything different. >> reporter: rivera's attorney says his client was working in the country legally and criticized president trump for weighing in. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in very sadly from mexico. and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautoung woman. shouldhaave never ened. >> reporter: in a facebook post, mollie's aunt wrote, please emember evil comes in every color. in mollie's homown people debated whether rivera's immigration status was i

mr. rivera doesn't appear to have played any role in the killing of mollie tibbets. >> reporter: her killing is hitting those who knew her hard here in the piedmont area. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> san francisco is one step closer to opening safe injection sites. the bill cleared the state senate today allowing facilities for people to use controlled substances in a safe setting. a new strategy.ment saying safe injection sites save lives by preventing overdoses and connecting people to life-saving services. i am committed to opening one of these sites here in in san francisco no matter what it takes because the status quo not acceptable. the bill is headed governor brown's deck. >>> facebook revealing it has removed more than 650 fake accounts and pages linked to russia and iran. they were trying to cause division around social issues. this is the latest example how the site is being used to try and influence voters. facebook previously admitted pages were set up to spread divisive messages to voters before the 2016 presidential election. >>> still ahead, a revealing conversation ca

mr. rivera you have been charged with murder in the first degree. >> the 24-year-old is originally from mexico. federal officials tell us he's an undocumented immigrant. according to the affidavit, he told investigators he followed tibbetts as she was jogging on july 18th. when she said i'm going to call the police he panicked and got angry and then his memory, quote, blocked until he remembered finding tibbetts in his trunk bleeding from the head. he left her body down this road in a cornfield. >> he worked here. it's a small dairy farm with about ten employees. >> he owns the farm with his father craig. rivera worked for them for almost four years. >> our employee was not who he said he was. >> he used a fake i.d. to pass a government screening for employment but he admitted the farm used the wrong verification system. >> i'm very sorry. >> the case has sparked outrage from lawmakers. >> it's the duty of this senator and every other senator to act to prevent further tragedies like this one. >> the president said thve ner . the immigration laws are such a disgrace. >> rivera's attorney said t

mr. rivera and then we located them, interviewed him and he led us to her location. >> reporter: the 20-year-oldy of iowa

mr. rivera, you have been charged with murder in the first degree. >> reporter: police say he confessed to killing mollie, then led them to her body. according to court records, rivera told investigators he followed mollie as she was jogging in brooklyn, iowa, july 18th, when she said, i'm going to call the police, he panic, got angry, then his memory, quote, blocked, until he remembered finding tibbetts in the trunk bleeding. he placed her body face up in a cornfield. publan politician, owned the farm where rivera worked for almost four years. he used a fake identification that allowed him to pass a screening system. >> what we learned in the last 24 hours is that our employee was not who he said he was. >> reporter: the government says he is undocumented. rivera was born in mexico but his lawyer says he has the proper paperwork to be here. rivera's attorney also said president trump is not helping the case because he is, quote, poisoning the jury pool. >> mollie tibbetts an incredible young woman is now permanently separated from her family. >> reporter: president trump went on camera ag

mr. rivera and then we located him, interviewed him and subsequently he led us to her location. >> reporterthe 20-year-old university of iowa student disappeared on july 18th. last seen going for a run in brooklyn, iowa. when she did not show up for work the next day, her co-workers got worried and her family reported her missing. according to police, rivera was brought in for questioning on monday. >> he tells us he ran alongside her or behind her and then at one point he tells us that mollie grabbed ahold of her phone and said you need to leave me alone. i'm going to call the police. and then she took off running. he in turn chased her down and then he tells us that at some point in time he blacks out. >> reporter: the suspect worked at a local farm for four years. yarrabee farms has now released a statement saying rivera was vetted through the e-verify system and was an employee in good standing. the farm says it keep records on all employees and has shared them with authorities. authorities are not yet commenting on the motive for mollie's murder. >>> prosecutors in colorado are decidin

mr. rivera. >> reporter: he came to the u.s. from mexico, he said he pursued her during her run last month. at one point parking a and unning alongside and behin her. >> mollie grabbeder phone and said i'm going to call the police. she took off running. he chased her down. he says at some poi and time he blacked out. >> reporter: officials said he was driving and realized heut her in the trunk. he then dragged her into a corn field. no motive was given forhe killing. >> it seems he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her o that particular day and far whatever, he chose to abduct her. >> reporter: this tragicin e won they hoped they'd never have to face. ristian is being held on a $1 million bond. during the autopsy that was found tuesday. theyaid they employed him for four years and he was an employee in good standing and hefhe vetted.perly >>> a dramatic scene inside a colorado courtroom as the man accused o killing his entire family herd har his charges. the father whom you just saw sobbed as charges were read against his s

mr. rivera, you have been charged with murder in the first degree. >> reporter: investigators say riveralowed tibbetts when she was out for a run, abducted and killed her, then put her in the trunk of his car and dumped her body in a cornfield. this morning, we are learning more details about rivera. his girlfriend, iris monarrez attended the bond hearing attended the same high school as mollie and yearbook photos show them both at the same school. they were even friends on facebook. investigators say there is no evidence they actually knew each other saying in a small town it's not unusual for people who go to the same school together to be friends on facebook without being personally acquainted. and the suspect has not yet entered a plea. he's due back in court next week. cecilia. >> okay, alex, thank you. >>> we want to turn to the school district on high alert just as students get ready to return to class. the decision to hire armed officers following a violent onr abc's johon joins us now. whit, this really has parents fired up. >> absolutely. strong opinions on all sides, good morn

mr. rivera. >> reporter: officialings say rivera, who came to the u.s. from mexico, told them he pursued mollie during her run last month, at one point parking his vehicle, running along and behind her. >> he said mollie grabbed ahold of her phone and said you need to leave me alone, i'm going to call police. she took off running. he in turn chased her day. he says at some point in time he blacks out. >> reporter: officials say rivera said he saw an ear piece from headphones in his lab, realized he had put mollie in the trunk and noticed blood on the side of her head. he then dragged her into a corn field. no motive was given for the killing. >> he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day. and for whatever reason, he chose to abduct her. >> reporter: this tragic ending one they hoped they'd never have to face. cristhian rivera is being held on a $1 million bond. he's due in court later today. also, there is an autopsy planned on the body that was found tuesday morning here in iowa. in the meantime, a company here said they employ

mr. rivera. >> reporter: officials say he came to the u.s. from mexico told them he pursued mollie during her run last month at one point parking his vehicle, running behind and alongside her. >> he said mollie grabbed her phone said leave me alone. i'm going to call the police. she took off running. he chased her down and he told us he blacked out. >> reporter: he put mollie in the trunk and noticed blood on the side of her head. no motive given for the killing. >> seemed he followed her and seemed to be drawn to her on that particular day. for whatever reason he chose to abducted her. >> reporter: vice president pence who reportedly met with the family last week tweeted he was heartbroken by the news. president trump speaking about the case at his rally overnight. >> the illegal alien coming in very sadly from mexico, and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. >> reporter: just days before mollie's body was found, her family determined to find her. >> we're still optimistic we'll bring m

mr. rivera, the following terms of release from jail are ordered. bond in the amount of $5 million, cash only, in the name of the defendant only, and only after the approval for pretrial release by the department of corrections. you will not leave iowa without written consent from the court. >> he worked at and iowa dairy farm owned by a prominent republican state official. he said he followed her and then abducted her after she threatened to call police. he told police he blacked out and found tibbetts's body in the trunk of his car with blood on her head. investigators were able to track down rivera after video surveillance of his car following tibbetts as she jogged. >> we were able to track his pattern and the route he took. we were also able to find molly running on this video. we were able to determine he was one of the last one to have seen molly running. >> a cause of death is not yet known. an autopsy was scheduled for today. if found guilty, rivera could face a maximum sentence of life in prison without the chance of parole. >>> at a rally

it 20 years into a field where he covered her body in cornstalks. after we got done interviewing mr rivera he led us to her location,for the small town of brooklyn, their worst fear was realized.for weeks mollie tibbetts' face smiled out from from billboards, posters and pins .... while hope remained she'd be found safe, let's keep at it. let's go get her."her father flew out from the bay area to lead the searchnats confirmation of her death has left the community with a legacy of fear for their children.smebody's got to be there 24/7 now. they can't ride their bikes. they even stopped movies in the park at night now. (catherine) investigators say tibbets' body was identified through her clothes and rivera's statements.an autopsy is set for tomorrow. vicki and grant? (vicki) and kron4 first told you about the arrest through a push notification. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (grant) developing news tonight... president trump's former personal attorney, michael cohen, said in federal court that he violated camp

mr. rivera has any legal status. u.s.itizenship and immigration services search records and said there is no hint mr. rivera entered the country legally. we found no record indicating he has any lawful immigration status paris that was a quote attributed to a u.s. cis spokesman. worth, texas, is next. for democrats. your thoughts on the pardon power. caller: thank you for the opportunity and i would just like to say i have been watching this morning since you started about the presidential use of pardon power. it is sad and it is really a sad thatn the united states we, as americans, regardless of whether you are republican or democrat, that we sit here and let -- allow the reason that we are discussing this this morning to happen. regardless of whether it is russia or china or whoever the country is, when they interfere with what goes on in the united states,states, we should be upst enough like we are this morning, expressing ourselves, to do something about it and stop it. thus far from a from what i see -- from what i

it 20 years into a field where he covered her body in cornstalks. after we got done interviewing mr rivera he led us to her location,for the small town of brooklyn, their worst fear was realized.for weeks mollie tibbetts' face smiled out from from billboards, posters and pins .... while hope remained she'd be found safe, let's keep at it. let's go get her."her father flew out from the bay area to lead the searchnats confirmation of her death has left the community with a legacy of fear for their children.smebody's got to be there 24/7 now. they can't ride their bikes. they even stopped movies in the park at night now. night now.in the park at stopped movies they even ride their bikes. now. they can't ride their bikes. they even stopped movies in the park at night now. (ken) we have team coverage tonight on the mollie tibbetts case -- our michelle kingston is live outside mollie's former church and elementary school in piedmont.(vicki)mollie attended corpus christi until she moved to iowa in third grade.michelle -- i understand you spoke to some friends of hers tonight?

mr. rivera they saw go back and forth around that time, and that was the big break. to close this case and make an arrest. we spoke to his employer, a farmer here in town near brooklyn who says they hired him four years ago, he was a model employee, in good standing with them, and they used the e-verify system to verify his eligibility to work in this country. >> okay. ron, thank you. i want to pick up on that point there. we heard president trump last night say at that rally in west virginia, talk about this case as he has been prone to do, talk about cases involving undocumented immigrants in this country. is it reasonable to expect this a president who is going to continue to use this particular case to advance some sort of political agenda? >> yes. and newt gingrich said essentially if mollie's name becomes a household name, that will help republicans in november because the president uses these racial wedge issues to excite his base and get them excited about voting for republicans. and i think that is a really sad state of affairs because what happened to molli

mr. rivera, you have been charged with murder in the first degree. >> reporter: investigators say the undocumented immigrant from mexico spotted tibbetts as she jogged nea. her ho >> he was drawn to her and followed her around a little bit and ultimately confronted her and ended up tackling her and abducting her. >>eporter: police say a meowner's security camera was key inhe leading t to rivera. >> eventually t we got truth. >> reporter: investigators say rivera told them he blacked out after abducting tibbetts. he drove to a corn field and dumped her body there. what's still unclear is why. >> i don't know what would possess someone to do that. >> reporte it's a question mollie tibbetts' friends and family will wrestleh w forever. >> i tried so hard not to think of the worst about this whole situation. this entire time it just has been me having thisth gut feeli at she was going to be found. that she was going to comeback. >> reporter: in a statement thanking people for their prayers, bbetts' family said, our hearts are broken. we know that many of you will join us asoe continue carry mollie in o

mr. rivera, the following terms of release from jail are ordered: bond in the amount of $5 million cash only in the name of the defendant only and only after approval for pretrial release by the department of corrections. if released, you may not leave the county without written consent of the court. >> rivera is an illegal immigrant from mexico. he worked at a local dairy farm in iowa. police say he followed tibbetts and abducted her after she threatened to call police. according to court documents, rivera told police he blacked out and found tibbetts' body in the trunk of his car with blood on the side of her head. investigators were able to track down rivera after looking at surveillance video that showed his car following tibbetts as she was jogging. >> we were able to track his pattern and the routes which he took. we were also able to find mollie running on this video and we were able to determine that he is one of the last ones to have seen mollie running. >> a cause of death hasn't been determined as yet. an autopsy was scheduled for today. if found guilty, rivera faces a maximum sen

mr. rivera and wloekted him and interviewed him and then he led us to her location. >> the 20-year-old was missing since mid july was found buried under corn stalks. rivera who is an undocumented immigrant is expected to make th today. >>> a man is charged with molesting. according to the district attorney, rodney thomas jr. asked several jail inmates to kill his alleged victims after arrested for molestation. he is expected to face an additional five charges of solicitation to commit murder. >>> verizon did not lift throttling restrictions despite officials telling them it was impacting the ability to communicate. the santa clara fire chief says cell phone data was slowed while batting the complex fires. verizon spokesperson called it a customer support mistake. and they tell our media partner the mercury news that the data restrictions should have been lifted at the fire department's request. >>> an alert has gone out to the stanford community after a woman said she was raped on campus. the exact location of the assault has not been released. but the victim says it was on the main campus

mr. rivera and then we located them, interviewed him and he led us to her location. >> reporter: the 20-year-old university of iowa student disappeared on july 18, last seen going for a run in brooklyn, iowa. when she did not show up for worked next day, her co-workers got worried and her family reported her missing. rivera withdray veera was broug questioning monday. >> he says that he ran alongside of her or behind her and at one point molli said you need to leave me alone, i'm going to call police. and then she took off running. he in turn chased her down and then he tells us that at some point in time he blacks out. >> reporter: for now police are not saying how or why the suspect allegedly murdered mollie, but we're told an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. live in new apt 7. >>> and amy hollyfield spoke to those that knew mollie as a youngster. >> we're really heartbroken. and so heartbroken for the family. >> reporter: linda had to tell her now college anyoned daughter libby this morning that her childhood friend was presumed dead. linda had just found a picture of the girls over the wee

mr. rivera is an equal immigrant. president trump weighed in on this case tonight. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in very sadly for mexico and you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. >> jason: joining me enough reaction our immigration attorney michael wilde, former los angeles police department detective mark fuhrman, and bill gavin, former assistant fbi director in new york. gentlemen, i think you all for being here. and fortunately you've had experience with these types of horrific cases. we want to get your insight because not only is the family going through an amazing traged tragedy, but the police work, 30 fortieths, an important thing that we also look at and we want to get your perspective on it. mark, i would like to go to you first. what is your assessment of how law enforcement dealt with this case and does it sound to you -- again, it's an allegation, and b, it is not very early in this process. for a probation want to have seen

mr. rivera matters.t to keep it about mollie and the importance of remembering her. >> mollie's aunt said virtually the same thing in this facebook post that i would like to read. she said, "please remember, evil comes in every color. our family has been blessed to be surrounded by love, friendship, and support throughout this entire ordeal by friends from all different nations and races. from the bottom of our hearts, thank you." what a gracious note from someone who is obviously still mourning and suffering so much. how's the school going to go on this semester? >> of course, it's our first week back to classes, so as people are adjusting to campus already, you know, with this story coming out, people have to adjust even more. it seems like the feedback i've been getting from other students, so like i said, the vigil, the main focus was coming together as a community. mollie's brother, jake tibbetts, talked about, he made everyone introduce themselves as someone new and make a new friend at the vigil l

mr. rivera, identifying the vehicle. >> reporter: the farm where he worked for the last four years sayinghen they hired him they screened him through an older system instead of e-verify. >> what we learned in the last 24 houwahehe was >> reporter: senator chuck grassley now asking homeland security to turn over all information on rivera. grassley co-sponsored legislation with joanie ernest called sarah's law, named in honor of another young iowa woman, sarah root, killed in 2016 by an undocumented immigrant. zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >>> president trump is up overnight lashing out at the mueller investigation. >> he tweeted this, no collusion, rigged witch hunt. earlier, he called michael cohen a bad lawyer who lied under oath to make a deal. >> cohen pled guilty to paying off women who claimed to have affairs with donald trump before he became a candidate. he said he did so at the direction of trump, that is donald trump. but the president says that he didn't learn about the payments until much later and there was no violation of election laws. >> they didn't come out of campai

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rivera. >> >> i'm phillip mena. john brennan now says he's considering legal action after the president revoked his security clearance. >> meanwhile, mr. trump launching a new attack on the media via twitter this weekend. lashing out over a new york times report that revealed white house lawyer, don mcgahn, is cooperating with the special counsel investigation into russia meddling. >> reporter: john brennan firing back after president trump revoked his security clearance last week. the president is threatening to do the same to nine other high profile critics. >> i'm going to do whatever i can personally to try to prevent these abuses in the future. >> reporter: over 75 intelligence officials denounced the president's position. even members of the party said they've gone too far. >> just don't give them access to the classified material. >> reporter: president trump went on a twitter attack after "new york times" report that don mcgahn isoorating with special counsel's robert mueller russia election meddling investigation. the president tweeting don mcgahn isn't a john dean type rat. mr. trump's current lawyer says mueller and his inv

mr. cohen. brian: they want to look at campaign violations. geraldo riveraaughter] >> it seems to me the better question is whatever happened to russia collusion? steve: yeah. >> it is pretty apparent and pretty obvious that the strongest evidence the southern district or robert mueller has against the president of the united states so far is something that we have been hearing about for well over a year, 130,000-dollar direct payment to stormy douglas, the playboy playmate and catching the story and killing it. reminds me of bimbo eruptions during clinton administration when he started being delivered and the president, married man, covering up his affairs with, you know, catherine and juanita and paula jones, alleged affairs, seems to me, here we all all the grand cosmic issues and all comes down to this married man now president of the united states, covering up these elicit relationships while married to melania well before political career, immediate exposure let's put it that way. steve: geraldo, if payments were made, you know, obviously campaign viol

cristhian rivera, an illegal immigrant charged with carrying out that brutal murder claimed that he blacked out and he has no recollection of the attack. joining me now is mrallen richards. thank you for being here tonight to answer some questions. he described what happened in pretty great detail in in the police report. he talked about running behind her and then along side of her, then she said she was going to call police and she panicked and got mad and he said he blacked out after that. it is now known that he and she died from sharp force injury? >> i would have no comment on those reports until i see the reports. >> martha: you haven't seen the medical examiner's report from your case? >> as far as the death, i am real sorry about the death. i'm not going to make any comment on a report until someone testifies in more detail concerning the matter. >> martha: so you haven't read the medical examiner's report with regard to your client that came out today. anyway, i just filled you in on the headline there, she was killed with sharp force trauma, blunt force trauma, essentially hit hard enough to kill her. we also have pictures today of the corn fiel

cristhian rivera, is blasting president trump, claiming he's speaking out against his client to push his immigration agenda. >> think that people are buying into the concepts and notions that mrtrump is bringing forward and at this stage in the process, it is not proper. the situation he's involved with concerning his status has nothing to do with the situation that unfortunately happened over on that road in brooklyn. i'm sorry. >> harris: meanwhile, new fox poll finds 7% decline in support for pathway to citizenship for illegals since february of this year. with much of the change coming among democrats. let's bring in thomas homan, former ice acting director under president trump and fok news contributor now, congratulations on joining us. we are best to have you. across the board now politically, you're seeing less support for the issue. >> well, i think the american people are being educated and they want the problems fixed. before we move ahead, we need to secure the border, fix the loopholes in the immigration system, we need to enforce the law. the far left simply doesn't want that to happen. the american people, i have said many times, the american people are smart,

rivera referred to the president as sad and sorry trump. he had this to say last night on the story. >> i think that people are buying into the concepts and notions that mrat this stage in the process it's not proper. the situation he's involved with, concerning his status, has nothing to do with the situations that unfortunately happened over there on that road. i'm sorry. >> this comes action a fox news poll shows the majority of americans are very or somewhat concern that illegal immigration increases crime and 47% say it's changing american culture. why do democrats take such issue with the simple statement that mollie tibbetts and kate steinly would be alive if the illegal immigrant killers weren't allowed to come into this country? what you seeing is the politicization of the immigration status f you look at the statistics, as they indicate, people who are not only illegal immigrants but legal immigrants are less likely to commit violent or property crimes in the country. when people like newt beginning grim, he said this openly, we hope that mollie tibbetts and her name and her murder is a bigger issue than anything having to do with cohen or mana

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mr. big shot, forbes with highest paid actors, wait till you see number one, we will tell you about it coming up. first story half an hour, new details in mollie tibbets, arrest of christian riveraand murder of tibbets have made lighting rod, despite past claims the company did not use a federal e-verify system to review the mexican national, instead had used a different older system through the social security administration. the farm owner revealing rivera had used false name and identification to pass the verification test and was working at the farm for 4 years under a different pseudonym. rivera being held in 5 million-dollar bond and next court august 31st, next guest deeply impacted by illegal immigration, mendoza mother, thank you so much for joining us, condolences with you. what does the story mean to you? >> it's been a four-year process for me since my son was killed and i watch the immigration debate heated up when there's a heavily publicized situation like this and then our elected officials keep allowing it to go on back burner, i don't think if this is an election year, i don't think if you're being reelected, our politicians in washington need to stand up and m