>> not really. >> the paps aren't lying. a shot of justin on his motorcycle outside his house can go for $400. nicole scherzinger outside craig's two nights ago? $200. >> you're hot, man. >> i hear ya. >> after the lesson concluded, justin was on his way. >> all right, have a good night. >> have a great night, justin. >>> well, you know who's going to have a great weekend. prince harry, meghan and little archie have a big weekend ahead. >> on saturday, archie's grandmother doria ragland is expected to attend his christening at windsor castle, along with about 20 to 25 guests. and we're really hoping that the clooneys, the beckhams, serena williams, and oprah could be tapped as godparents. >> i personally think it would be unlikely. i think they are more likely to go with close friends, people who harry has grown up with. >> this fall, archie will be on board as his mom and dad make an official trip to africa, but the baby's itinerary will be limited. >> my understanding is that meghan and archie will stay based largely in so

. >> it was pap, pap, pap, pap. >> how he got out alive. >> if he sees us, we're sitting ducks. >>> then, copycat katy. katy perry. >> deborah: found guilty of stealing her hit song. >>> and trump 9/11 uproar. >> i spent a lot of time down there. >> but did he really visit ground zero? >> did you ever see president trump down here at ground zero? >> plus, amanda knocks weighs in on the two american teens, accused of a police officer in italy. >>>

not as bad as originally it was starting to sound pap live look at things. turned the camera around to check out the incry just before the tunnel. emergency lights coming to the scene. four vehicles involved. not sure about injuries yet but contained to the far right lane. initially it was blocking four lanes. now down to just one. obviously, causing a backup. look at this on our traffic maps as well. definitely seeing that solid line of red backing things up all the waythose metering light today. 5:10. even carpool lanes heavy. plan on delays, take another bridge or mass transit an option as well. >> definite he keep an eye on that. >>> "gma" first look, the usa national soccer team a summer showdown against england tomorrow. >> awesome. >> megan rapinoe born in redding, actually and scored the last four goals for team usa and sitting down with "good morning america" this morning for an exclusive interview. here's abc's jenae norman. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, watch her lead team usa to victory. and you've heard her take on the preside

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pap to sam clovis the cochair and chief policy advisor.agic, listen to what the president says to the "washington post" editorial board 19 days after that. >> george papadopoulos he's an oil and energy consultant, excellent guy. >> excellent guy, michael. is this kind of freelancing the name salad we just read aloud common? >> no. i don't think it is common as other campaigns would function. i think what you are talking about gets at the question in the mueller report. was the trump campaign disorganized to allow people like george papadopoulos that had had weird connections to different foreigners and people talking about russian e-mails into the inner circle. was it because it was so a typical they were able to be on foreign policy advisors or just really well coordinated and could coordinate with the russians. there was none of that. they couldn't prove that. this sort of plays into the notion that this thing was a mess and maybe when trump campaign officials will say things like we didn't even know where our campaign office was in iowa

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, pap, pap, pap. it was something of that cadence, right? >> right, a semiautomatic rifle. it's not a machine gun. it's not a fully automatic machine gunfire. it's one shot, one bullet for every pull of the trigger. listen, it's just as deadly, just as devastating. a 30-round magazine can be emptied in just a matter of seconds by one pull of the trigger by each of those 30 rounds. it's just not what a witness called a machine gun. we know we have a rifle shooting in there from one witness. and we have conflicting descriptions. i think as clint mentioned, was the gunman wounded? was he apprehended? we may have one gunman wounded, one apprehended, we don't know, and of course we have reports of a second but that's not uncommon. i've been on the scenes of them. we've chaesed down these other shooters and they've turned out to be just ghosts orkris or people thought they saw something. you're never really sure. it does change the dynamic as clint will tell you. we're both old negotiators and clint's a pro

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greatest nation in the world without any indication of how you will do it and please don't feed me the paprade relations, the prime minister went to india on monday saying i want a trade deal but then on wednesday saying no indians to the uk and that was the end of that discussion. we have to end it right there, but thank you sirjohn major forjoining us on hardtalk. thank you. the weekend has arrived with a bit of rainfor the weekend has arrived with a bit of rain for some, by no means all but that is a weather front slowly moving south across the uk and parts of england and wales, cleared from east yorkshire saw a fine afternoon across the north of england and southern scotland. he was a view from the weather front through parts of the midlands, i strip of cloud on the satellite picture within this may narrow strip of rain gradually moving south through this afternoon. south of that increasing cloud, if you sunny spells on the south coast and north of that plenty sunshine went but cloudy in the north of scotland, a few showers is here but on the coal side, still warm south of the weather

who sit by me say in this moment if it is business as usual for netanyahu and israel and if he had paps has pulled the rug from underneath the political feet of those in the us that are making policy like jerod cushion at the moment do you think the u.s. will respond to this statement right now will they wait till the election is over and see how the dust settles in tel aviv. well historically in the united states politicians were very much in favor of the right wing when it comes to the. elections at the base and we've seen this before when it was a congress that if a few years ago and you don't expect to see something against this. practice now especially at the big fan of jerusalem as the capital. or for the moment we will leave it there and see what the reaction is washington when they wake up later that ideology how to thank so much for joining us from beirut well palestinians say at least one and a half $1000.00 trees have been set on fire in beer in south of nablus by illegal israeli settlers according to the u.n. the illegal settlers have destroyed more than $4000.00 olive trees

greatest nation in the world without any indication of how you will do it and please don't feed me the papthe prime minister went to india on monday saying i want a trade deal but then on wednesday saying no indians to the uk 00:28:14,580 --> 2147483051:50:52,005 and that was the end 2147483051:50:52,005 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 of that discussion. we have to end it right there, but thank you sirjohn major forjoining us on hardtalk. thank you. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: the lion air crash in indonesia — lawyers say the families of those who died in the boeing 737 max have been cheated out of compensation. president trump has ordered all government agencies to provide records that will help determine how many non—citizens and illegal immigrants live in the us. we will leave no stone unturned. also in the programme. the daily struggle for water. one of india's biggest cities

so that i give them more leverage does the seizure of the purchase flag tanker paps give them something to bargain with to secure the release of great fun or is that something the british government wouldn't even consider. running. very much or to protest whatever they would have a 10 boys almost mirrors. ready what happened with the great he was even down to uses special forces or marines. gaining entry or helicopter laborers america. is a very strong here. but there's also a significant danger we really can't today's and what we're doing we reached middle public like the british government is in a process of change and they are faced with forcing. a new government prime minister. who will. you mentioned that perhaps the most effective measure would be a coalition effort to secure those vital strategic waterways in the gulf the united states mentioned the possibility of an international escort for ships that were passing through the area are you surprised that there hasn't been more progress on this that the plan hasn't been forthcoming and yes we agree. that there isn't a more compreh

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you talked to folks who like biden who are surrounding his cam pap and want to support him. why wasn't he more prepared for this moment? and after the debate he had a couple stumbles. talking about gang bangers and all these kinds of thins in front of the crowd talking about the shift in terms of the way gay americans are seen. he's got to figure out where he goes from here. i think it's clear that harris has him on the ropes a bit. and really starting to take away some of the luster. this idea he's the most electable candidate is inevitable. >> what do you make about biden support is high among black voters? especially he got a real pounding from harris on a tom topic he should have been prepared to discuss. >> it's hard to knock people off their initial impression. it just is. she's right. biden is a known commodity in the community. one bad performance and one bad answer on bussing might not do it. but, again. they think he's the one that can win. the problem with putting all of your eggs in the i'm the guy who's the front runner and i'll win basket is if you poll shows y

at the time i'm 15 but i looked about 12 pap scrawny kid thinking this is unbelievable. >> anthony andhooting the classic but playing the unforget about chinese exchange student, well, he was 28. >> open the door. >> no way, jose. >> he told us the major behind the scene order to get the part. >> they didn't know i wasn't from a foreign country. they dhile before they realized i was from ogden, utah. so it was great. a lot of fun. >> all of these years later, he can still deliver his most memorable line. >> what happened, hot stuff? >> what's happening, hot stuff. >> yeah. i don't remember the accent anymore either. >> need food. [ laughter ] >> hey, you. >> a big question on everyone's mind whatever happened to michael schaaf ling played hunky jake ryan. >> you made me feel really good inside and i hope it makes them feel good, too. >> the last time they sat down with him, 1994 film "wild hearts can't be broken." afterwards he left hollywood for good. >> michael chose a simpler life. moved back to his home town. a craftsman. builds furniture i think but a great guy. >> jake, jake, jak

it's been pap warm one. i wanted to mention -- it's been a warm one. i was looking at uber ride. i typically ride from midtown downtown and it can cost $20 to $25. it's up over $100. jon: that's congestion pricing. a breeze would be nice. any possibility of that in the forecast? adam: it's so calm. the big storm is such a focus and it's most of of way looked like throughout the day. but we are not expecting a breeze or rain or storm to move in today or even early tomorrow. jon: adam klotz in our fox weather center. jon: tropical storm barry is pounding the gulf coast with rain. now you can see some of what's going on in midtown manhattan as this city tries to deal with a major power outage. it's tough to tell from that shot of the empire state building and some of the other. >> i congressic structures in manhattan. much of midtown manhattan is dark now. the play hamilton had to close. restaurants have to send customers out into the streets without paying their tab because of a transformer fire in an underground power cable tunnel somewhere in midtown manhattan. the fire departmen

tanks are being moved in to place pap f place. a flyover is planned. and kaitlan collins is at the white house. listen, i know this president has been very involved in the planning of this mega event. one that has caused quite a bit of backlash. his aides insist this is all about patriotism, not a tribute to trump himself. what else can we expect from him tomorrow? >> reporter: and they are also saying it is not partisan because this is an event that is open to the public. there are 15,000 general admission tickets. but what the president's critics are zeroing in on is the vip secretary located right next to the president. you can see it there where he will be speaking for about 20 minutes tomorrow night. that is a section where they have about 500 tickets for vips that will include not only the president's political ally, some republican lawmakers, but also donors to the president as well. that is why democrats say that the president is turning this event that is supposed to be patriotic into this partisan one. the other dynamic here is the military a

ace 3, 5 and 7 on time pap quick reminder for vta users.service changes go into effect today. see the new schedules this morning. >>> part of abc 7's news commitment to building a better bay area, safety involving smart trains in the north bay. today a team begins investigating new measures following two deadly incidents in rhone nasoak park. a train hit and kill add man on a bicycle friday. happened at golf course drive in roberts lake road and on thursday a woman was hit and killed walking under the a gate crossing arm. the "press democrat" reports officialing are looking into hiring for safety officers to monitor the lines and stations. building a better bay area, join us on facebook. >>> 6:51 in the east bay. a big announcement expected on a safety project in oakland the chinatown. the department of transportation says it is redesigned and intersection to cut down on crashes. the intersection is at madison and 8th street. the new design cuts crossing distances in half to pro actively prevent crashes. oakland the mayor libby shaft expect

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this news, huge news that the dna matched a one-time bus driver who had moved on to davis, california paplled karen as soon as the results came in. >> you get excited. you think, wow. >> reporter: this is the guy. >> yeah. >> then the bomb hit. >> reporter: the bomb. >> the bomb. they had some new dna system out. they retested it. and turned out it wasn't him. >> reporter: ouch. >> no one could believe it. >> reporter: back at square one. >> back at square one. then dealing with karen again. >> reporter: karen ramped up her campaign to keep bonnie's case in the public eye. >> bonnie's mother karen campbell continues her own crusade to find her daughter's killer. she remains unsatisfied with the investigation. >> i'm going to be angrier than hell. >> reporter: the attention brought in tips. troopers tested more than 100 dna samples. and nothing came of it but frustration. the case grew cold, as cold as some of the winter nights up here. and four years became six, eight, ten. the case faded from the public spotlight. and so around thanksgiving, 2006, 12 years after the murder when trooper h

. >> the sun is coming up over nationals harbor thimorning pap beautiful day on the horizon for all of. thank you for spending part of your morning bus. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm jummy olabanji. aaron gilchrist and eunang have the morning off. >> we are working for you this morning. melissa mollet istanding by with first 4 traffic. >> thirst we start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell who has good on news to deliver about the forecast >> i do, indeed. sun is up and shining. it's a nice day to be outside. temperatures in the 50s in many neighborhoods this morning. may nt to have that extra long walk or jog or bike ride this morning. 61 now in leesburg but 55 in the panhandle of west virginia and 55 in upper montgomery ou cy. 62 in fredericksburg. the good stuff for summertime for sure. here is your planner for plenty of sunshine the first part of the day and like yesterday, there will be a small chance for a quick little shower between 3:00 and 7:00 today. coming up in a bit, we will give you the baseball game forecast and future on weather with your hour-by-hour rain chance planner

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i have faith in that report's data pap. >> more broadly, an estimated 60,000 factories has closed as china's own national security innovation base has grown markedly. the couplelative result to innovation that's long been critical to america's military edge. this is not some alarmists. this is our top defense and national security strategists. and i'm heartened by the fact that the chair and ranking member are guided by this. we pass a national defense authorization act and we did so 8 6-7. but don't pass a defense appropriation bill, what will be the effect of that? >> i believe it will have very negative and significant effect. negative significant effect in terms of training, manning, equipping. we're going to have issues with new starts and delays of acceleration of programs that are already there. i think your research development that will be fully impacted. >> all of those things stop in their tracks. because it's against the law. let's have one month cr. some people might feel that's just a continuation of level funding for a 30-day period so we can get things worked out. the

if you look at someone like bill gates, he is recently pap partnered with chevron and some of the other, they are doing direct air capture to actually reclaim the co2 out of the atmosphere. it's not new technology but it is cost-effective. so you can either belt on bill gates and chevron or you can bet on bernie and aoc who can play their plan their way of a paper bag. you better be betting with bill gates on that. >> one thing the government has a role here, when you talk about building a grid across america, three separate electric grids right now. the problem with al gore is he was -- with human repellent. people hate it because of the messenger. same thing with aoc. i know it's red meat but there are some things that are in like what whether rising buildings. >> the environmental stuff does make some sense but they go so far beyond that to include social economic engineering. global demands social, industrial and economic mobilization of resources. for jonathan's point, creating emergencies with world war ii, americans lost a lot of freedom in world war ii as a result of that real e

greg clark and fell upon them, they are going to be a problem on the back benches, if this no deal papaordinary situation in the autumn when it might be conservatives preparing to bow down at their own prime minister in order to stop that from happening and that's when there really is going to be trouble but i think the message coming out from notjust a cabinet that he has created tonight, but from the team he brought in many of them coming virtually from that love —— the lead bus, they were the team that delivered the referendum result and they want him to be the team to deliver brexit. michael's position, and terms of preparing for a no deal, he had thatjob to a degree and we are talking to a gel from the institute of government, his role in the coming weeks and months, will be critical. it is, and i think what he has shown over the years as a cabinet minister as a precedent in charge of the department, he can make things happen. people will not agree with the education reforms he made, but he did it in the teeth of adversity with people fighting him all the way, he went to departmen

thing but we all want to try and get to our point in terms of pap test cricket so. i suppose that it's really good to act get that opportunity to actually play here. play here at lord's. i suppose as it's a sport that's just like a dream come true well as for england opening batsman jason royal make his test debut after those impressive world cup performances england's record test wicket sake of our jimmy anderson he's been ruled out with a cough injury so work has always start on he'll make his 1st test appearance the world cup win is also building of course to the ashes series against australia that starts on august 1st meanwhile one of cricket's my star conic bowlers the seeds melinda will play his final one day international for schrank on friday in colombo the 35 year old will take part in just the 1st game of sri lanka's 3 match home series that's against bangladesh. well melinda's played a total of 2251 day internationals having made his debut back in 2004 in that time he took 335 wickets that ranks intent in the all time list he also played in 2 world cup fi

. >> we're going to solve the issues of climate chaos pap. pass the attorney. don't pass the torch end gun violence for families fearful of sending kids to cool pass the torch. >> do you think you got a little too torchy. >> i naught all of the issues as one worked on gun violence and student debt many are generational. >> did it look a little contrived. >> maybe i could have done one fewer torch. >> in the debates preparation can be everything. >> you can't do it for five minutes here or there. they get no life line. it's them, the camera, the audience. >> no phone a friend. >> no phone a friend. and they are going to sink or women. this is an important test in the process. >> and after all the studying and all the rehearsals how does it feel back stage when your candidate goes off script. >> it's a very special feeling when you are standing -- you are standing there watching the television and you are thinking, what are they doing? that is not what we said, right. on the other hand, i will say, as a campaign manager there is no way for you to know what it is

get e*trade's simplified technical analysis. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" on this friday pap gainunemployment rate 3.7% better than anticipated. look where the markets are now in this perverse the world's upside-down situation, good news is bad news what does the fed do about all of this? concerns now maybe the fed won't move as fast as it had been expected dow off about 100 points nasdaq off about 49 points s&p off close to 14 points a quick look at the dollar and ten year as well flip the board around for you to see what's going on there. the dow at 97 -- well 9721 show the ten year. what most people will be focused on probably so -- gold, yeah. exactly. over 2 now. >> insights what the numbers mean for the fed later in the month, bring in a representative from employment management good to have you with us. >> thank you, has your view changed with release of these numbers? >> my view not getting 50 basis points the market was well ahead of itself the july cut i think can be justified on inflation grounds you know, they want to hit their target or go above it, even as someone on

. >> george pap drop louse was convicted of lying? >> yes. >> paul manafort went so far as to encourage other people to lie. >> that's accurate. >> rick gates lied? >> that's accurate. >> michael cohen, the president's lawyer was indicted for lying? >> true. >> he lied to stay on message with the president? >> allegedly by him. >> and when donald trump called your investigation a witch hunt, that was also false, was it not? >> i'd like to think so, yes. >> well, your investigation is not a witch hunt, is it? >> it is not a witch hunt. >> when the president said the russian interference was a hoax, that was false, wasn't it? >> true. >> when he said it publicly it was false? >> he did say publicly that it was false, yes. >> and when he told it to putin, that was false too, wasn't it? >> that i'm not familiar with. >> when the president said he had no business dealings with russia, that was false, wasn't it? >> i'm not going to go into the details of the report along these loans. >> when the president said he had no business dealings wi

they found out i had, like, annual pap smears. fate? >> it did. but nobody told me this. it would've been nice if someone had asked me for my dna. i would have willingly given it. i felt like it was an invasion of my privacy. >> we'd matched that dna to the otero dna, on the little girl, we knew we had our guy. >> the night that landwehr called me and said, the dna matches to dennis rader, i laid on the bed and cried. 'cause it was done. >> you know, i went to an office myself and knelt down and thanked the lord. >> on february 25th, 2005, we knew something was up because none of our sources in the police department would call us back. >> overnight, we called 200 policemen. we had helicopters. we had resources from -- we had a tank. we were the arrest team. we had eyes on him. we knew he was leaving work. we were going to catch him right before he got to his house. >> we pull him over, and before he can hardly get it in park, we're yanking him out of the car. we put him down. and he looked at the detective that had handcuffed him

. >> george pap drop louse was convicted of lying? >> yes. >> paul manafort went so far as to encourage other people to lie. >> that's accurate. >> rick gates lied? >> that's accurate. >> michael cohen, the president's lawyer was indicted for lying? >> true. >> he lied to stay on message with the president? >> allegedly by him. >> and when donald trump called your investigation a witch hunt, that was also false, was it not? >> i'd like to think so, yes. >> well, your investigation is not a witch hunt, is it? >> it is not a witch hunt. >> when the president said the russian interference was a hoax, that was false, wasn't it? >> true. >> when he said it publicly it was false? >> he did say publicly that it was false, yes. >> and when he told it to putin, that was false too, wasn't it? >> that i'm not familiar with. >> when the president said he had no business dealings with russia, that was false, wasn't it? >> i'm not going to go into the details of the report along these loans. >> when the president said he had no business dealings wi

there is widespread belief these are main land chinese pap, pla people mixed in with the hong kong policeontrol. they are not disciplined. they're demoralized. they're fatigued. right now china is in a difficult position because running out of options not only on trade but also hong kong. stuart: i used to live in hong kong. susan used to live in hong kong. i'm sure you're a frequent visitor. >> i lived there 10 years. stuart: you're a frequent visitor. >> i found my wife there by the way. best thing that happened. stuart: all right. when i was there, it was a brilliant, shining star. it was a center of asian finance. i think it still is. is it slipping from that position now? >> yes. the economy is having some troubles. of course you have the business groups talking about the problems in hong kong, in pretty dire tones. you know the business community, by the way, has deserted carrie lamb, the chief executive of hong kong and that's important because business right now is so concerned about the situation that they no longer port her. local business in hong kong were the big supporters of

misfud told pap do louse. papadopoulos tells the diplomat. the fbi opens investigation july 31st, 2016. here we are three years later, july 2019. country is just put through this. the central figure who launches it all, lies to us, and you guys don't hunt him down an interview him again and don't charge him with a crime. here is the good news. here is the good news. the president was falsely accused of conspiracy. the fbi does a 10 month investigation, james comey when we deposed him a year ago told us at that point they had nothing. you do a 22 month investigation. at the end of that 22 months, you find no conspiracy. what do the democrats want to do? they want to keep investigating. they want to keep going. maybe a better course of action, maybe a better course of action is to figure out how the false accusations started. maybe it is to go back an actually figure oust why joseph misfud was lying to the fbi. here's the good news. here's the good news. that is exactly what bill barr is doing. thank goodness for that. that is exactly what the

. >> i'm used to bullies and my strategy is to go out -- remember that famous expression my grand papay -- to harry truman give them hell, harry, now i'm going to tell them the truth and they'll think it's hell. that's all you have -- not all but that's what you have to do with this guy. i know it will be an ugly campaign. not an honorable campaign he'll run, but i'm not backing down from him. very different than turning to someone on the stage who says something so off the wall to me that -- and it's -- because i don't want to attack anyone on a stage. it's not what i intend to do but i realize that some have concluded because i didn't respond very tough back to her that -- how can i take on trump. i have never had any trouble taking on anyone from trump to putin to xi jinping or anyone else. >> but what do you do, you make it to the general, you're on the debate stage. he's lying. he's saying we're doing great. that's his brand. we're stronger than ever. he starts making fun of your age. your mental state. starts going after you in ways -- >> i would say come on donald, come on, man

citizen children pap. and so maybed intsz of blujingen you as secretary of hud the congress should deal with securing the southern border recognize the crisis and take responsibility oursds which i would encourage my friends across the aisle to put up let mirror and say maybe we have to deal with the problem. maybe it's not dr. carson's fault. >> that makes far too much sense. >> i would agree with that. maybe just in regard to your rule, you're basically saying i'm going to follow the law and let u.s. citizens take up priority in-housing that comes from hud. is that right? >> that's correct. although i'm open -- i'm not a hard nose. so if someone can tell me, you know, how to follow the law and still take care of their issue, i'm all ears. i'm ready to hear it. >> so in the way you structured this rule, to actually follow the law that's passed by congress, did you give some extra time for the congress to act and maybe change the law? >> yeah, they can have six month deferral. and they can renew that twice

. >> george pap tadopoulos was convicted of lying? >> frou. >> paul manafort went so far as to encourage other people to lie? >> that is ac rat. >> manafort's deputy rick gates ac rat. >> his lawyer was indicted for lying? >> true. >> he stayed on message with the president? >> allegedly by him. >> when donald trump called your investigation a witch hunt, that was also false, was it not? >> i would like to think so, yes. >> well, your investigation is not a witch hunt? >> it not a witch hunt. >> when the president said the russian interference was a hoax. that was false, wasn't it? >> true. >> when he said publicly it was false? >> he did say pubcly that it was false, why e. >> when he told it to putin, that was false, too, wasn't it? >> that i am not familiar with. >> when the president said he had no business dealings with russia, that was false, wasn't it? >> i'm not going to go into the details of the report thafr, along those lines. >> when the president said he had no business hdealings wit to build a trump tower in moscow, was