he invites floridian and former orca trainer jess cope. for her this trip has intensely person alimonying. >> i have a picture from when i'm 6 years old sitting on shamu. fast forward 20 years later. i've got a video of me doing the whale show at the miami aquarium. this is before they changed everything. doing a show like that, it's not about the people clapping and the audience. it really is about the relationship that you have with these animals that you've built over so many years. >> shame, shame, shame on you! >> reporter: she says once "blackfish" was released things started to change. >> it was just a very sad and disheartening experience to have all of a sudden our career be negatively viewed. >> reporter: eventually jess transitioned careers and miami sea aquarium stopped doing traditional whale shows. after connecting with andreas online she couldn't pass up an opportunity to swim with orcas again. >> i was thinking, this is too good to be true. heading to the airport. bye, florida. >> reporter: she sets on off to norway. >> lan

he says the orcas act as ambassadors for wildlife conservation.olfgang rades: we're so alienated from nature. our children grow up in cities and often know little of the world around them. we're surrounded by technical gadgets, but forget we're also surrounded by great creatures worth protecting. they're threatened by overfishing and plastic waste in the seas, and we want to create an awareness of that. reporter: but mercedes hernandez believes this is just a pretext. she says there's no lack of opportunities to experience nature on the canary islands. mercedes: around the canaries, in the sea right around us, there are around 30 different varieties of whales. so especially here in this environment, it's a huge contradiction to hold them captive. that only leads to suffering, and i think it's immoral to keep animals caged up. reporter: mercedes hernandez finds peace and solace at this little bay. here, she feels especially close to her son. she's convinced alexis would understand her campaign to free the killer whales. she believes, deep down, he'

fans were so happy they had a hard timelying orca arena, lingered to relish in that victory. all the members of dub nation say this season ending with the chap i don't know ship on their home court is a very and special experience they will never forget. >> oh, yeah. >> and the warriors win means we get to wear our championship gear. >> i look good in it, too. >> i like it. do you know who else looks good in it. >> you are at the dick's sporting goods store, they opened early this morning so fans can buy new gear like there. you are in freemont, did they open up at 6:00 like they promise north dakota. >> reporter: they did, exactly at 6:00 they opened up. i'm glad my producer was kind enough to get me a hat. one woman has four or six hats in her hands? my goodness. these are the diehard dub nation fans, they've been standing in line, we talked to the first two guys were here at 3:30 in the morning. so the june 17th, 2015 was the last time when they won the championship and there was also a fume line of fans waiting for gear back then. as i said 4:00 this morning we talked to

many stayed outside the plaza, outside of orca dark dark oracle arena. >> this is where you should have is a special treat for the fan whose did not want to leave oracle arena. >> that's where you should have been. the nba tweeting this, here is kevin durant getting out of his car celebrating with the fans outside of orca arena, they are up close with him and the trophy. the tweet said, the 2017 nba finals mvp salutes dub nation. and the #thisiswhyweplay. >>> fans who love the nba champions can share the love with brand new gear. stores opened up early this morning so you can buy 2017 nba champ, hats, shirts and more. the stores opening up at 8:00. dick's sporting good stores are opening up at 6:00 one hour from now. >>> now we can talk about the parade, the warriors, the city of oakland planning a big victory parade thursday. the parade due to start 10:00 thursday morning, the same as the parade two years ago winding up broadway from is 91st street to grand avenue, then along lake merit on lakeside drive. end up at the henry j keiser center. you can start to line-up for the rally as ea

are hosting several watch parties of their own, gatherings around at restaurants along with inside orca oracle arena. joe fonzi will report from cleveland. >> especially the folks who cut the cord and can't watch the game at home. >>> let's talk baseball, it's all about pitching for the san francisco giants as they took on the milwaukee brewers. struck out 10 batters, without allowing a walk, that puts him at 59 strikeouts and one walk in the past 7 starts. giants were down by 1 in the fifth inning. nunez was able to tie it up with this solo home run. aaron hill rips one right to left and brings in two runs putting the joy ants ahead. it just kept getting better from there. the giants were able to win by a final 7-2. >>> ryan heelly, he brought the a's to a victory against the toronto blue jays with two home runs. the first came in the second inning when the blue jays were leading by 1. heelly hit a 3 run home run putting the a's to a 3-12 lead. fourth inning heelly hit another two run home runs, they won with a final 5-3. >>> well a fan favorite is returning to monday night football. >

for its hot sun, sandy beaches, lush gardens, and for its amusement park show starring trained orcas,ommonly known as killer w whales. whilile park operarators insistt ththe whales arere ambassadorsr consnservation, animal rightss campaigners, like this woman, say holding them in n captivitys unethihical and causes sufferi. more about this lalater in the program. emmanuel macron made history

ahora vas a ver que va a salir la orca. luis: la pasamos muy bien! gracias por tenernos aquÍ. pedro: los invito a que vengan y tomen interÉs. alan: salÚdame a pedro! un abrazo enorme y te caerÉ en orlando. mis hijos han convivido con los pingüinos, nos explican sobre lo que nos explica pedro. quiero llevar a michelle para que los cargue. es increÍble cÓmo los cuidan y los protegen. gracias por esa gran labor. pedro: muchas gracias, alan. francesca: ahora nos vamos con la reina de la canciÓn. >> cÓmo estÁs?hace tiempo que no nos veÍamos. >> te he visto todos los dÍas desde que llegue de miami. >> hubo mucha gente en las redes sociales . se estÁn preguntando si el desmayo de verdad. tÚ estuviste ahÍ. >> yo pienso que fue de verdad. por quÉ te lo digo?porque mucha gente dice que no cayÓ bien. si ven el vÍdeo,se nota donde olivia, la sargento, como que la agarra. olivia dice que se le atorÓ el zapato y no la pudo agarrar completamente. hay mucha polÉmica. igual, tenemos que ver el vÍdeo. >> quÉ buena competencia. cÓmo es el ambiente con las chicas cuando

interstate 880 in front of orca arena, 580 looks good, pull back a little bit, i can show you traffic is slow on 205, so that breeze is not getting a break. 880 is slow. from about 238 south of that down to freemont where there was a crash just after dacoto. lot's go back to the guess. >>> teresa may has no plans to step down despite losing her party's majority in parliament. the prime minister's call back fired. may have increased her party's majority to give her a mandate of her country's exit from the european union. reports that may had cut 20,000 police officers from her watch. she is saying on because it's more more than ever for the country to have certainty. >> country needs a period of stability and whatever the results are, the conservative party will ensure that we fulfill our duty in ensuring that stability so that we can all as one country go forward together. >> may's conservative party has more seats in parliament than any other party but not enough to push through legislation on its own. >>> north korea is testing a new cruise missile, after south korea detected four m

just think back four years ago, they blame the orca program which is mitt romney's data program. single luxury that an incumbent president would have added a election effort and she still lost. >> sean: i've got a question of a personal nature, i keep reading you might be going into the white house, any truth to that? >> i have said many, many times i want to help the president will visit agenda forward. >> sean: that is such a dodge. >> that's what i do. that's what i do, tell him. >> sean: can you answer the question for him? were all friends, i understand if you can't talk about it. >> i think all of america will celebrate if he is part of that much.i will tell you that we love the things that he did when he was there. i certainly think the president could always benefit. here's the thing, that's dodging right there, that's what hillary is masterful at. these are the symptoms of a narcissist. everybody knows it's impossible to diagnose someone, speaking of hillary of course. everyone knows it's possible to diagnose someone without seeing them politically. this is the same pers

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they tracked the orcas between 2008 and 2014 and 24 of them may have lost calves during pregnancy. >>men who played varsity high school soccer together are a real support team for their former captain who is battling als. mendoza says his former teammates and coach are rallying around him after he was diagnosed eight months ago. they raised money for als research. als kills the neurons that control voluntary muscles. it makes it hard to walk, speak, swallow and eventually hard to breathe. he says their support helps him on the tough days when he feels overwhelmed. >> i wish i could be playing soccer with everybody. but it is hard to walk now. i can't run. i can't -- i can't play any type of sport. in college, in the past few months, it was getting hard to take notes in class. >> there is a lot of people with a diagnosis like that might take a different approach. he didn't. he took a courageous approach to try to help other people and get the word out. >> mr. mendoza says he doesn't have control over everything in his life but he will control what he can. he proposed marriage to his gi

they come to see orcas. they depend on clean water and a healthy puget sound. so money -- and i also add, money spent on puget sound recovery, has a direct impact on jobs and the economy in my state. democrats and republicans, business leaders, the conservation leaders all agree on that. every dollar the epa invests on sound leverages $24 in state and tribal and local funding to try to clean up this challenge. if the administration's committed to growing the economy and bolstering jobs in rural areas, i would say that's not reflected in this budget. have you said this is a back to bakes approach intended to return responsibility to the states. i want to remind you of the obligations of the federal government in in regard. there are 19 tribes with treaty rights, treaty reserve rights to fish in puget sound. do you acknowledge that obligation? >> yes. >> there are multiple federally protected species including orcas and chinook salman that call the sound their home. do you acknowledge the presence of those species in the sound. >> yes. there was an application fo

>> it's covered by executive privilege and that this is not an arbitrary orca preesh shous -- >> canou explain executive privilege, what the whole concept is? >> it doesn't appear in the constitution. it's an implied power under article 2 that defines the president's authority. its high point came in the nixon case where the supreme court said, yes, a president can invoke an executive privilege to protect the communications he needs to remain private to be president. the problem is, it's not what is called an absolute privilege. it's a qualified privilege. both mark and i do defense work and we often get our clients not to discuss things to waive privilege. to go on twitter is discussing it a lot. it's like playing poker with your cards facing the other players and saying, no one look at my hand. that's not a very convincing case for privilege. >> when sally yates testified, some of the conversations she had with white house officials were covered under executive privilege but that was a different situation because she was acting as a lawyer for the government and former fbi director

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. >> there are multiple federally protected species including orcas and chinook salmon that call the sound their home. do you acknowledge the presence of these protected syria -- protected species? >> yes. there was an application for a no discharge zone for the entire puget sound. i'm very somethingic and sensitive to that application because of the things you are describing. so there are mandate under the clean water act's, do you agree that these are part of your agency? >> absolutely. >> so listen, i'm all for partnership with the states and i agree with the fact that there isn't one size fits all, but my question is this. why should states and rural communities be stuck holding the back for the federal government? >> they shouldn't. and that's something as we've seen over the last several years, this cooperative model. this goes back decades. to achieve outcomes, we need to rely on the resources of those at the local and state level. at the 80 -- but the epa has a very important role. there are responsibilities you have identified that are statutory. we will carry out those resp

sebastian orca is going to discuss that the response has been. michael kelly best known for his role in house of cards stopping by today. interesting interview there. big program ahead. stay with us. kick it off right now with isis claimed responsibility with the third terrorist attack on british soil in less than three months. it is the group that has targeted the u.k. once again. does that others were injured. so we could actually see the desperate guys. in london saturday night, three attackers spiderman two pedestrians under london bridge before going on a stabbing rampage's. all three suspects were shot dead and should point out a business after they started police were there and shot them dead eight minutes later. they detained at least a dozen people in raids across the city in the wake of this attack at 32 this morning. across the atlantic, president trump waited on the bloodshed from washing to d.c. last night. >> america since our thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathies to the victims of this evil slaughter and we do our resolve, stron