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. >> our panel, donna brazile, jessica yellin, susan paige and ana navarro is next. >>> with me now,tegist and cnn contributor donna brazile, usa today bureau chief susan page, cnn chief white house correspondent jessica yellin and cnn contributor ana navarro. >> girl power. >> ladies, welcome. unfortunately no one got color coded today. looking smart, be smart and tell me what surprised you in the polls? >> the fact that president obama's approval rating went up and not down in the wake of a very tough weak and it's a cautionary flag for republicans concerned about overreach and maybe a lesson for the white house which is trying with the president's travel and the message that he's portraying that he's focused on other issues, not on these scandals. >> it's bound to be good news. we should say we sort of characterize it as about the same as last month, 51 to 53 or something. >> but it didn't go down. >> what everyone thought it would do. >> given the outrage we all saw expressed, a couple points. one is that we also see in the poll numbers that the americans do care about these issu

. >> zimmerman must have been doing his best dioner navarro impression.ubs catcher also hit three home runs against the crosstown rival white sox, and this time it was a winning effort. cubs won 9-3. zimmerman and navarro are the third and fourth players to hit three home runs in a game. the last time it was done was may of last year. we keep on breaking these records. >> nice warm summer day and lots of home runs. dog days of summer, they're coming. >> they are. they're upon us. it's 90 in new york. >> it finally got warm here in new york. >> finally, and we love it. >> yes, we do. >>> coming up, the reality tv judge who's defending some very trofrg comments. >>> first, out of sight but not out of mind. the new crime trend targeting valuable possessions and why owners may not even know they've been ripped off until it's way too late. you're watching "world news now. the" ♪ go on take the money and run ♪ go on take the money and run >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by finish quantum powerball. ou by finish quantum powerball. it's happ

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just over half an hour from now in the meantime we have some heated debate in cross talk with peter navarro. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. sometimes. markets. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons are a no holds barred.

navarro, do you think a lot of bostonians owned a gun when the city went into lockdown?know. i don't think wayne lapierre know what is they are thinking. you're seeing the use of emotion to try to advance a political agenda. we saw it it right after newtown when that was being used. a lot of people at that nra convention were bothered by the way the family of the victims were used, if you'd like, to advance that debate. and i think they are doing exactly the same thing. but we need to take the emotion out of it and act with logic. look at the policy issues and try to find some common ground. >> wayne lapierre says the nra's membership has hit 5 million and gun restrictions were defeated on capitol hill. is gun control a lost cause in this country? >> no, i just think that the controversy is a lost cause. what i mean by that is we keep trying to interchange two different arguments when dealing with guns. there's a conversation to be had about the mass shootings and also a conversation about the criminals who are shooting on the streets. those are two separate conversation

. >> let's bring in our political panel, republican strategist and cnn analyst, anna navarro from miami. democratic strategist maria cardona from washington. anna, cover-up? that's a pretty strong accusation. do you think the white house is guilty of a cover-up on benghazi? >> i don't know. i would like to know. i think at the very least, don, very serious mistakes were made. i think at the very worst, it was intentional and it was a cover-up, but at this point, we don't know the answer. regardless of what the answer is, we need to get to the bottom of it because, look, there's four dead americans and more than that, there's thousands of americans serving in diplomatic posts all over the world, in some very dangerous places. and if mistakes were made, if it was intentional or not, we need to know what those mistakes were so that those people's lives can be in a better place, can be more secure in the future. it's about that for me. it's not about politics. >> yeah, but it seems to be about politics. i mean, and i think that you're right on on this, i think that the more important thing,

. >> yes, we have a guitar from dave navarro, paul gilbert, we have a guitar donated from def leppardsson. >> skype guitar lesson with grammy award winners steve stevens from billy idol. >> wow, that's impressive. what you try to do is raise money to help families who find themselves in the same situation as you, right? or hopefully to help fund research as well, right? >> absolutely. everything that we raise goes directly to st. jude children's research hospital. >> what was the goal last year and did you reach it? i think you surpassed it. >> we surpassed it. we were hoping for 10,000. this year we're hoping for 20. >> so next year 40, right? we'll double this every year? i think people wonder what to say to parents or what to do for parents who lose a child. i mean, is that part of the outreach as well? >> it can be, yes. yes, it can be. we post blogs on our site about our experience, and you know, different facets of it and it's definitely helped people to know that you don't have to have the answers. just being there and saying i don't know what to say is helpful and just showing

anna navarro is a cnn contributor and republican strategist.lican in favor of immigration reform. you got to tell me, how divided is your party on this issue right now? how do the factions stack up here? >> you know, christine, i think the division is highly exaggerated. i don't see the level of division that i saw in 2007 or that i have seen in the past. most republicans agree that what we have right now is de facto amnesty, that it is a broken system, and that it needs to be resolved. there's some differences on how to resolve that, but there's almost consensus on the first part. and i would tell you that the republicans that matter, the ones that draft policy, the ones that shape the agenda, are very committed to moving something and passing something. >> i will say you do not see the heat and sort of the public interest and also misinformation that you saw in 2007. i mean, this has been moving quickly and sort of under the radar, wouldn't you agree? >> well, i think a few things are happening. first of all, there's a lot of things going on

correspondent chief washington correspondent i should say, cnn contributor and republican strategist anna navarro obama earlier today seemed to be trying to shrug off these controversies, these scandals. take a listen. >> i know it can seem frustrating sometimes when it seems like washington's priorities aren't the same as yours. i know it often seems like folks down there are more concerned with their jobs than with yours. others may get distracted by chasing every fleeting issue that passes by but the middle class will always be my number one focus. period. >> this seems to be what we're going to hear from democrats is a focus on what matters to people and also that the scandals have gone away. do you think that's going to work? >> well, they're clearly not going to go away if only because the chairman of various house committees are saying they're not going to go away. as long as you have people being pulled before panels on the hill, this is going to keep going on. but you are going to hear from the white house as you heard for the last couple years actually that this isn't about jobs and thi

clinton presidential campaign staffer tracy seppel and cnn contributor and republican strategist anna navarrobs aren't just on the line. the justice department is opening a criminal investigation into this. tracy, the white house says they were unaware of all this. president obama is right now meeting with treasury department officials. he has given this to jack lowe the treasury department secretary and said you handle this. make sure we handle this right. how can he distance himself in a way that is believable? people don't seem -- even jon stewart was turning on the president saying oh, he learns everything from the news. how would you recommend it? >> i can't let that video clip go that you just showed of speaker boehner because his comments right there showed what shouldn't happen and what shouldn't happen is that kind of over reaching, inappropriate, hyperbolic language. what should happen and is happening both at the white house and hopefully among a bipartisan congress is that there's an investigation being facilitated and supported. no hyperbole, no over reaching, no his terics but a

and foreign-policy, with tavis smiley. ,nalysts include luis gutierrez republican strategist and a navarro -- republican strategist .na navarro, and hector barreto this is just over three hours. >> please welcome this august panel we have for this conversation. i'm delighted to be moderating this session. there are two panels that are convening today at chicago state university. please bank chicago university for having us here. chicagoe bank -- thank university for having us here. [applause] i am honored to be back here at this great institution once again. there is an afternoon panel. fernandoe moderated by of univision radio america. eight brilliant and opinionated members of the latino community. make sure you take note of your programming schedule so you can catch the other panel. to have thisd opportunity to sit amongst these toluences -- influencers talk about issues that are important to all americans, especially and uniquely to the latino community. i've said many times to my friend, antonio gonzalez, that i sometimes feel for mice -- my hispanic brothers and sisters. when they ge

joining us, the former obama special adviser, van jones, and the republican strategist, ana navarro.etween marco rubio on the one hand and jim demint on the other. >> i think it's a little exaggerated. if you take a look, so many of the other conservative groups have come out today in support of this bill, in support of senator rubio's position. you have cato institute, americans for tax reform. the way heritage scored this -- >> heritage is the think tank that he runs now, jim demint. >> yes. and this is washington mumbo jumbo. but the difference between scoring it in a static way versus dynamic makes all the different. they're only taking into account the costs not the benefit s of immigration. this is like a push-pull. >> here's the problem the president has. and these republicans and democrats, so-called gang of eight, who want, including marco rubio, a comprehensive immigration bill passed, probably could pass the senate. but when it gets to the house, republican majority, it's problematic, as you well know. if it doesn't pass the house, where does that leave this president? >>

napa 13, navarro 7, oakland 10 miles per hour.le cool for this time of year and breezy conditions expected. again especially along the coast for the afternoon. where the winds could gust to 30 miles per hour. so be prepared, if you're going in that direction for today. 55 in san francisco right now, upper 50s in oak land. 71 in walnut creek. with this cloud cover we started with earlier this morning, temperatures are up by a few degrees and we will continue to see temperatures slowly climb, but i expect they will be a few degrees cooler for the afternoon today. and again it has to do with that system that is swinging through california. here we are with mostly gray skies around the bay, down into the south bay. by noontime, still along the edge of the coastline, perhaps overparts of the peninsula, but most of us are partly cloudy to mostly clear by the lunch hour. we get into the afternoon partly cloudy skies. to take you into monday now. now here comes the possibility of maybe a few sprinkles. we wake up mostly cloudy. i think we

as far as the cold numbers currently, we are tracking fourth towards santa rosa and navarro.n jose at 52. forecast headlines for this morning, patchy fog, cool this afternoon, more sunshine. winds pick up, 60 to 76 degrees. coming up, the coolest day of the holiday weekend and we'll break down shower chances for memorial day. >>> happening right now, a search is intensifies this morning for a man who went missing after last sunday's beta breakers. alex savidge is live right now from san francisco. alex you have been talking to the family of that missing man just this morning? >> reporter: that's right. they're holding out hope that he can be found safe. they are expecting a major turn out later on today. 2 00 plus people expected to search for beau rasmussen who has been missing since last weekend's race. relatives are in town from oregon. also his friends and co workers from around the bay area and everyone is meeting at the search command center which is at bedford hall, at st. gabriel's church in san francisco. the class kids foundation is helping to organize this search a

velazquez institutes including luis gutierrez, a republican strategist and cnn contributor and a navarroand a former small business administrator feder george w. bush. join us sunday at 10:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span. at news coverage of perpetrators of violent crime and mass casualty events. panelists include reporters from the "hartford courant" in the psychiatry department chairman from the mental health facility here in newtown, connecticut. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> the story of the perpetrator makes a lot of people uncomfortable. it makes many victims uncomfortable. it in a challenging way pulls the spotlight away from those who suffered on to a person who has committed a horrific series of acts. how did you approach that question here, especially because we have a perpetrator who is dead and who cannot speak for himself? how do you put together a story of someone who first of all is no longer with us and secondly, has committed a series of acts which most of us find really challenging to comprehend? >> some people do not even want to under his name, so imagine ge

republican strategist and cnn contributor anna navarro and heck or beretta -- hector baretto. that is sunday at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. about onlinession teaching and its impact on higher education. focusing on massive open online courses. panelists include "new york times" columnist thomas reagan and eric cantor. moderated by university president, this is an hour and a half. [applause] >> good afternoon. wonderful to see so many of you here on a beautiful sunny friday afternoon. welcome to our 2013 for them. -- forum. i like to extend a special welcome on behalf of all of us so over 450 wonderful guest from as near as philadelphia and boston and as far away as edinburgh, jerusalem, hong kong, singapore and the wearing -- melbourne. as we gather together on this sunny friday afternoon, to ask open learninge in the future of higher education. we have a lot of skeptics in this country and the world about whether education, especially higher education, changes. i would like to ask those of you and today to join with me e point. ut this on epoint. i would ask that no one nev