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and paula?. >> we talk about her mom, and how much she loved her, and what we think her mom would want for her now. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> it's gut wrenching. >> there's a body by the way laying on the side of the road. >> a young woman shot three times. >> a young single mom out with friends on game day. >> it was packed. >> but as night fell, fear grew. >> they're asking us, do you know anybody that would want to harm your sister. was it someone that was a stranger or someone that we knew? >> i just had this weird feeling that there was something she was hiding. >> tucked away in her kitchen a clue to it all.

the christian broadcasting network says a faith adviser to president trump, paula white is her name, went on a recent tour of one of the facilities where the immigrant children were being housed. afterward she said she liked what she saw and then answered a question about refugees in the bible. >> since he did witness this firsthand, talk to me about what biblical scriptures come to mind when you saw this. >> well, everyone -- i think so many people have taken biblical scriptures out of context on this. they say stuff well, jesus was a refugee. and yes, he did live in egypt, but it was not illegal. if he had broke the law, then he would have been sinful and he would not have been their messiah. >> i'm joined now by father james marden who has a great deal experience when it comes to scripture, as you might imagine. father marden, when you hear pastor paula white say if jesus had broken the law, he wouldn't be the messiah, i wonder what

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what she wanted then was to be closer to family, meaning big sister paula. >> she originally just thought, "oh, there's no way i could be a cocktail waitress. i don't even drink." >> reporter: but in a casino town, a cocktail waitress could make good money. so now, at 46, she was a veteran. >> and she would laugh. shauna laughed at herself a lot. you know, she giggled a lot. and she would laugh at herself, and, you know, she'd say, "well, i still don't know, you know, what these cocktails are. you know, i -- i just order 'em and they give them to me and i go take them to the -- the people." >> reporter: but she was good at it. everybody could see that. >> all the customers loved shauna so much. >> why? >> she was a sweet person. >> beautiful. >> reporter: she made close friends. a work family, really, including kelly chapman and stephanie vargas. >> i remember there was one time, i was in the -- i was at one of the bars and i saw her walk by. every single head turned on that bar watching her walk by. and i remember thinking, i'm like, "why don't i look like her?" because men, women, they

dan and paula. >> it is good to see those reunions. marci, thank you very much for your reporting. >>> and there is news out of thailand this morning where the 12 boys and their soccer coach are now speaking publicly after being rescued this week. >> hospital officials are also giving updates on the condition of the boys. abc's adrienne bankert is right there in chiang rai covering it all as she has been for many, many days now. adrienne, good morning to you once again. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan and paula. good to hear your voices, yes, this video is so uplifting. you can see the boys flexing the muscles talking about how strong they are and their ravenous appetites. doctors say that they are steadily improving and gaining back their weight after being in the cave, but they're most concerned about their mental health and preparing them for life after they're released from the hospital. this morning, new images of the 12 boys and their coach in the hospital as we hear from them for the first time since being rescued. >> i'm

good morning, paula.at started with black hoods placed over the victims' heads. many of us have seen movies like this, but this played out in real life with brutal consequences. this heart-stopping video of a traffic stop in broad daylight is causing quite an uproar online. on its surface what could appear a familiar narrative. >> that is unnecessary. >> reporter: an unarmed woman stopped and arrested at gunpoint by an army of lapd officers. >> wow, really? >> reporter: but this morning, police say there's more to the story, revealing a new twist, literally ripped straight out of hollywood. prosecutors say the woman in the video, amber neal, is actually part of an elaborate scheme, a violent kidnapping and ransom plot targeting two hollywood actors. >> police and more people came but we didn't know what happened with her. >> reporter: according to newly released court documents, actors daisy mccrackin and joseph capone were allegedly attacked and abducted by neal and two other men. >> it's very dangerous

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what about these claims, paula?er: dave, even then it was thought that north korea observers it was premature. "the washington post" report saying one or two liquid fuel icbms are currently being built in north korea. one official tells cnn this is consistent with what is known. kim jong-un is not fully agreed to denuclearization after the summit with president trump. he agreed to work toward denuclearization. also, we understand from the u.s. official, that washington is not too worried about the liquid fuel icbms for the reason they take so long to put together. that the u.s. intelligence agencies would have advance warning. clearly the challenge at this point according to the u.s. official for the trump administration is to find out exactly what the north koreans have and what is in the program ahead of kim jong-un giving inconvenieventory and potentialg he would give that up. many experts saying they are likely to try to hide some of their facilities. are there secret facilities? will they admit to the arsenal t

paula live for us in seoul. thank you. >>> jury selection begins later this morning in the federal trial of paul manafort for alleged financial crimes. the first public test for robert mueller and the prosecutors. although russia is not the focus of the proceeding. we have more from cnn's evan perez in washington. >> reporter: dave and laura, paul manafort, the former campaign chairman, is going on trial in virginia on federal tax and bank fraud charges. this is the first trial to come from robert mueller's investigation. don't expect the trial to be about russia or collusion or president trump. prosecutors and attorneys plan to stick closely to the issues in the charges which have to do with the government's accusations that manafort used secret foreign bank accounts to hide millions of dollars he earned working for the ukrainian government and failed to report it to the irs. manafort has pleaded not guilty to the charges. the two sides are still squaring off over the evidence the jury will be allowed to see. e

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paula, thanks very much. it appears quite a bit has changed in just a little over a week between president trump and the european union. this was our interview with the president in scotland. who is your biggest competitor, your biggest foe globally right now? >> well, i think we have a lot of foes. i think the european union is a foe, what they do to us in trade. now, you wouldn't think of the european union, but they're a foe. >> glor: foes were friendlier today as the president and e.u. chief executive jean-claude jur d pr >> this will open markets for farmers and workers, increase investment, and lead to greater prosperity in both the united states and the european union. it will also make trade fairer and more reciprocal-- my favorite word, reciprocal. >> glor: okay, so that was the president in the rose garden today. weijia jiang was there, as well. weijia? >> reporter: jeff, president trump and the president of the european commission both said their negotiation went very well, after months of escalati

paula reid, thank you. the president's visit to britain today included pomp at the palace, protests in the streets of london and backpedaling in ere prime minister's garden from some comments the president made about her in an interview. here's weijia jiang. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: president trump's flair for breaking convention was nowhere in sight as queen elizabeth welcomed him and the first lady to windsor castle. spent 48 minutes inside chatting over tea. in central london, chaos replaced decorum. >> say it loud, say it clear! >> donald trump's not welcome here! >> reporter: as tens of thousands of demonstrators jammed the street, protesting the president's presence and his politics. >> fake news. >> reporter: the president has been playing defense since last night, when britain's top tabloid, "the sun," published an interview in which he trashed prime minister theresa may's policies. >> i didn't criticize the prime minister. i have a lot of respect for the prime minister. >> reporter: but audio recording of

paula and dan? >> what kind of ailments are they expecting to treat? >> reporter: well, again, the first four are healthy. if nay need further medical treatment, there is a concern for their breathing. lower oxygen levels inside the cave. that can contribute to weakness. bodily weakness, emotional and mental weakness. they're inside those dark conditions overall for two weeks straight. one lighter note. they could be wearing sun glasses when they come out, if they're rescued tomorrow. because their eyes still have to adjust to the difference in the sun being out around them versus what they have experienced in the caves. as well as infections. bacterial infections that you can get from being so close to or this the water for such a pro longed period of time. there's also a long unnext that is airborne called cave disease that doctors will check and treat for. as well as post traumatic stress disorder. this is something none of us could imagine going through. thinking about children, 11 to 16 inside of a cave, not knowing whether somebody was going the

>> reporter: hey, good morning to you, dan and paula. that video was released just weeks before the lawmaker faces a crowded primary election. this morning he's facing major backlash for invoking legislative immunity to get him out of a ticket. it's the shocking body cam video of an arizona lawmaker bragging to police that he had brazenly broken the law behind the wheel. >> 97 is absolutely -- >> well, i was doing 120 before. >> reporter: when he's pulled over for speeding, state representative paul mosley wryly admits to officers he's done much worse in the past. >> you were driving 130 earlier you said. >> yeah, i go 130, 140, 120. >> reporter: then invokes legislative immunity, a law saying during the legislative session lawmakers can't be arrested for most crimes. >> i don't break the law because i can. but because, you know, just trying to get home -- >> just trying to get home, 130. well, okay, well, your logic is flawed for me. >> typically that's not when legislative immunity would be asserted. it would be asserted once a civil a

i'm note quoting from the paulas abdul song "oes attract." it's the question of the nationals season so far. that's the way this season has gone. reonmber the nats they the first two games there against marlins. two steps forward and got back to above .500. after that loss on saturday, w go to today. you don't need a paula abdul song to know where i'm going with this. no need to rush in the par linz park. straight up, it wasn't pretty. th prams ofomise of a new day. that's what happens to jeremy in the second. jose orena, just the second hit in 31 batshis season. marlins up 1-0. a cold harded snake choreographed a beauty on t mound. he set a 2-10re rd. nats only two hits in the game. blanked by the marlins thanks to my forever girl producer for helping with the paula abdul stuff. hey, tf you came camden yards ou saw aen gnome day, good one. if you came dressed like the give away, check what's in your bottle. rough season for chris davis and the orioles. to ta today, a bright spot. vis blast this is one to center. alex smith has a beat on it.

paula. >> yeah, messy weekend and a messy map. rob, we'll check in with you in just a little bit. >>> an emotional vigil was held for the 17 people killed when a tourist duck boat capsized during a severe thunderstorm in missouri. flowers were thrown into the water where the victims, many of them children, one just a year old, lost their lives, and abc's victor oquendo is in branson where a survivor who lost nine members of her family is talking about what happened when she was tossed into the water. victor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, paula. that survivor was riding the duck boat with her family, 11 relatives in total. nine of them died when that boat sank. she was critically injured but is now describing what it was like out here on this lake from her hospital bed. >> i said, lord, just let me die, let me die, i said i can't -- i can't keep drowning, i just can't keep drowning. and that's how i felt, and then i just let go. >> reporter: tia coleman survived the duck boat tragedy in branson, missouri, but nine member

parece que no van a tener descanso porque ya saben los incendios que han provocado de hogares, marÍa paulaiene mÁs etall del paÍs, arde en llamas, miles de residentes han sido evacuados y al destruidas. >> este ha sido uno peores temporadas de incendios dicen las autoridades no colorado, donde decenas de miles de acres de terreno estÁn totalmente quemados, varios incendio representan una gran amenaza para miles de personas, el incendio hasta ahora es el peor en la historia del estado, ya ha devorada 104 residencias y obligÓ la evacuacion de cientos de personas, bomberos encontraban contrarreloj para evitar mÁs tragedias, pero los fuertes vientos solo alimentan las llamas, en el oeste de california, cientos de casas

paula, some uncertainty for sure just as the u.s. and north korean officials had their first face-to-face meeting since the summit last month. >> reporter: that's right, george. there was a meeting on sunday between a u.s. delegation led by the u.s. ambassador to the philippines, sung kim. a meeting in panmunjom, sought dmz between north and south korea. now, this has been happening a number of times just before that singapore summit last month between the u.s. president and the north korean leader. we don't have exact details about what came out from that meeting but we are hearing from mr. bolton there as you heard. the national security adviser saying he does expect the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo to be talking to north korea very soon. we don't have a timeline on that, though. but certainly the fact that they are talking. the first face-to-face talks since that summit last month has to be significant. but of course the question is how much further are they along to having an exact plan as to how north korea is going to de

paula godwin/dog attacked by snake"poor todd.ou know i felt so bad because he started to cry right away. and as a dog owner that is heartbreaking."she picked him up and ran down the hill copper on her heels. paula warned other hikers coming up the trail about the big snake. paula godwin/dog attacked by snake"i could tell todd was already getting swollen and i got in my truck and the animal hospital said the best thing that we could have done was get there so fast." ten minutes fast. veterinary in immediately and put them on anti-venom. todd will most likely be swollen for another week or so but with his puppy pain meds and a checkup on monday he should be just fine. paula godwin/dog attacked by snake"i don't know if todd you know intentionally did this but he saved me from being for sure like he's definitely my hero." (vicki) that was seth pines reports. todd's heroism has gone viral... it was even noticed by the arizona diamondbacks organization. he's been invited to walk on the field at sunday's game.....as part of "heroes week

paula. >>> thanks, cecilia. it is a much different scene on the east coast with unrelenting rain and severe flooding. we want you to take a look at these images from hershey park in pennsylvania and for the third day this week the famed amusement park is shut down because of that flooding. abc's rob marciano is in the area and, rob, it's so very re to see the park close for this period of time. >> it is, paula. the last time it was closed was 2011 when these water levels rose to record heights. this flood is challenging most levels. the second highest level on record. you can see that building behind me clearly is submerged in this river and now in the middle of the water all that debris, some of it at least, is part of a dumpster that floated in the river, and got pinned across a bridge that you can barely see because it is submerged in the water. this is technically a creek but today it is a raging river after five straight days of relentless rain. overnight, blinding rain blasting kansas. drivers barely navig

paula faris, abc news, new york. >> we thank paula for that story.ng on this monday night. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. for david and all of us here, night.ght. >>> now from abc7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news, we are track being two large fires today, smoke threatening the bay area and gaining in size since it started on saturday. first, a new fire in the east bay triggering evacuations for about 20 homes. good afternoon. >> the fire is burning dangerously close to power lines in a neighborhood. you can see how close the homes are to buckingham drive. >> it's not far from the high school and shopping center, if you know the area. katie is live with more. katie. >> this is a very active firefight, cal fire helicopter just went over the top of us. i want to show you the scene behind me. that flame retardant in the ridge, trying to keep this fire from spreading on morro it has picked back up and pushing back on itself. you can s line the firefighters are trying to hold along moraga road. sky 7 shows the flame

. >> marÍa paula ochoa nos explica. >> despuÉs de disfrutar de los filetes de este restaurante a la horas. >> con lo que estÁ pasando. >> fue como una idea de al final de tu cena a ver un tema de conversaciÓn solamente en el restaurante con trabajan 15 personas. >> hasta servir la comida se esfuerzan por atender bien y dicen sentirse honrados con el pequeÑo homenaje que el chef. >> cada noche espera que la frase tra zenned era la puerta de su trabajo. >> valorar elra quepaÍs necesit nosotros para salir adelante. >> tiene 6 restaurante en el paÍs. >> en este nueva york, tambiÉn implementÓ la medida despuÉs de comerse un burrito aquÍ los clientes sonrÍen al ver el recibo de la cuenta. >> es algo muy bueno, porque al final del dÍa los inmigrantes vienen y benefician a estados unidos, no todos han recibido el mensaje con agrado pero son los clientes que el chef quiere. >> entender que estÁn pensando >>> en los Ángeles, marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo >>> es posible que los mÁs de 400 mexicanos de dÓlares de m a mega megamillions. >> ¿quÉ pasa si gana? >>> la fiebre llegÓ a mÉxico el gr

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>> glor: correspondent paula reid. paula, thank you.just released by the astional transportation safety board tells of the harrowing moments before a sightseeing plane crashed in alaska last week. passengers apparently saw the looming danger before the pilot. here's kris van cleave. ( radio chatter ) >> reporter: it was a daring 11scue of 11 people from a small plane that crashed into the side of an alaskan mountain. s vestigators now say moments before last tuesday's crash, one passenger texted another to ask the pilot to land. the passenger sitting next to the pilot told the n.t.s.b. he was "uncomfortable" with the worsening weather conditions" shortly before he saw what the pilot missed: "a large mountain loomed directly in front of the airplane." according to the n.t.s.b.'s preliminary report, as visibility went to zero, the pilot, 72-year-old mike hudgins, told investigators he tried to turn around, but he became disoriented, thinking he saw a body of water. ite plane was equipped with floats, and thus could have landed. instead, i

>> glor: all right, paula reid at the white house for us. paula, thank you.news just out tonight, "the new yorker" magazine is reporting that six women have accused cbs chairman and c.e.o. leslie moonves of sexual harassment. there are also allegations that former cbs news chairman and current "60 minutes" executive producer jeff fager allowed harassment. we have details and reaction from anna werner. >> reporter: "the new yorker" article by ronan farrow alleges that six women who had professional dealings with moonves said he sexually harassed them, and that 30 current and former employees of cbs said such behavior extended from moonves to important parts of the corporation, including cbs news and "60 minutes." one woman, actor and producer iliana douglas, says she met moonves at his office for a meeting in 1997 but claims he asked if she was single then held her down on the couch with her arms above her head "violently kissing her." she described feeling "like a trapped animal." >> she met with him in 2006 to discuss a projects. he was enthusiastic. then sa

who they can communicate with, especially when it comes to national security threats. >> glor: okay, paulad, thank you. iran fired a verbal salvo at the united states over the weekend. and president trump fired right back. it began when iran's president warned that the war with his country, a war, would be the mother of all wars. more now from weijia jiang, also at the white house. >> reporter: mr. president, any concerns about provoking tensions with iran? >> not at all. >> reporter: president trump this afternoon downplayed the escalation intention between washington and tehran. the comments came after his tweet late yesterday addressing president rouhani. reever ever threaten the united states again," he wrote, "or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before." the president was responding to remarks from rouhani earlier that day. "america should know that peace with iran is the mother of all peace, and war with iran is the mother of all wars." rouhani's government has been under pressure as iran's economy struggles. it is bracing for

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parece que no van a tener descanso porque ya saben los incendios que han provocado de hogares, marÍa paulal destruidas. >> este ha sido uno peores temporadas de incendios dicen las autoridades no colorado, donde decenas de miles de acres de terreno estÁn totalmente quemados, varios incendio representan una gran amenaza para miles de personas, el incendio hasta ahora es el peor en la historia del estado, ya ha devorada 104 residencias y obligÓ la evacuacion de cientos de personas, bomberos encontraban contrarreloj para evitar mÁs tragedias, pero los fuertes vientos solo alimentan las llamas, en el oeste de california, cientos de casas estÁn bajo amenazas donde las autoridades advirti por el peligro de inhalaciÓn de humo, el incendio estÁ contenido soloa 100 millas al este el incendio de ha quemado estructuras y eler declarÓ estado de emergencia, felicidades aquÍ en el sur de california, las autoridades ya hado vadvirtieron de una tremena ola de calor a partir de maÑana donde veremos temperaturas de 100 grados y estamos anunciando la posibilidad de incendio para los prÓximos dÍas, regresamos

creer que estaba pasando si no que no puedo creer que pas en mÍ pais. >> >>> en los Ángeles. >> marÍa paulaasta que liberaran a todos los menores migrantes. >> se llama teres o. pasÓ 4 horas arrastrÁndose para esquivar a los policÍas, su protesta obligÓ o evacuar a las miles de personas que visitaban el lugar y presentaron cargos de evacuaciÓn y conducta desordenada. >> son mÁs de 250 las casas que han quedado en cenizas debido a un incendio monumental. >> las llamas. >> estÁ por 20 acres anoche son casi 06 los incendios que arden en el oeste del paÍs incluyendo uno que amenaza con devorar mÁs de 1400 estructuras. >> los niÑos atrapados en una cueva de tailandia tendrÍan que nadar 6 horas para salir, el panorama se caminaing. 489 los niÑos recibieron sus primeras clases de buceo estÁn tranquilos y preguntan cÓmo va la copa mundial, vanessa tiene lo Último. >> hoy los niÑos estÁn de buen Ánimo imagenes de la cueva los muestran sonriente y bromeando con los buzos un doctor le danna las heridas. >> men otro hace la v de la victoria sus primeras preguntas quÉ equipo clasificÓ a la copa mundial

. >> el reporte de marÍa paula ochoa. >> han sido los favoritos de muchos pero hoy estÁn sufriendo unaeto el anuncio que solicitamos taqueros y ninguno cumple con los requisitos. >> el cierre de esta sucursal,s que quizÁs han sido vÍctimas de las polÍticas migratorias del presidente trump que se ha visto reflejada. >> otra tragedia de trump, es lo que pasa cuando no se encuentran taqueros calificados. >> sin embargo, tacos el gordo explica que el problema lo han tenido por aÑos y muy la medida en que se expande la necesidad de taqueros se hace mÁs grande. >> nosotros intentamos empezar un proceso porque en mÉxico hay much muchÍsi muchÍsimo el trabajo de taquero especializada para este trÁmite migratorio. >> en la cocina se hace evidente la destreza para preparar unos 20.000 tacos que en promedio salen cada dÍa. de un rayo. en san diego marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo >> al regresar en noticiass telemundo la desesperaciÓn de estar sin trabajo y sin casa llevÓ a un ingeniero latino a mendigar por trabajo y ahora le llueven ofertas >>> una joven guatemalteca que vino a estados unido

pero esto no muy nubla su felicidad. >>> en los Ángeles, marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo. >>> quÉclamar justicia en un incidente que una persona muriÓ en un enfrentamiento con la policÍa, les llamaron asesinos. >>> precisamente la policÍa deÓ la cÁmara de un involucrado en este insicidenti individ que resultÓ muerto portaba un arma. y bueno el intenta escapar. >>> el presidente trump, estÁ ya en helsinski, donde va a tener cumbreon su homÓlogo ruso putin, no se debe esperar grandes acuerdos y coinciden con su llegada 2000 personas que se manifestaron ya las polÍticas de donald trump, al regreso, repaso a cÓmo vimos rusia en nuestra estancia en este paÍs anfitriÓn de la copa concluyÓ hoy, y el relata en concluyÓ hoy, y el relata en primerana decorr que tienes todo lo que los hombres mas grandes han tenido, dos piernas, dos manos, dos brazos, dos ojos... y más inteligencia de la que siempre haz sabido. con esta herramienta todos nacieron, así que, empieza por el principio y di, "yo puedo". verdadera energía ...con todo el poder de la tierra. nature valley en la tienda o en tu puerta

paula faris, abc news, new york. >> we thank paula for that story.ng on this monday night. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. for david and all of us here, night.ght. >>> tonight we're live in moraga where people had to suddenly evacuate as fire approached their homes. >>> we're live in napa currently as well with the biggest active fire currently burning in california. >>> the flow is beginning to improve the bay area air quality. i'll have a closer look coming up. >>> plus, the plot allegedly hatched by this terrorist suspect, who may have had his eyes on san francisco. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> this is the largest fire burning in california right now, and it's our neighbors whose homes are being threatened by it. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. the fire has burned nearly 45,000 acres, roughly 70 square miles, about the size of fremont. >> sky 7 is live over the western edge of the fire at the northern end of lake berryessa. this blaze has spread smoke across the enti

. >> hello from new york, i'm dan harris alongside paula ferris. and we are coming on the air with some great news about the rescue operation to save members of that young soccer team and their coach trapped in a cave in thailand for more than two weeks. >> and that was the scene just outside the cave where it's already sunday night as four of the players were brought to safety just a few hours ago in what's been a complicated and risky operation. >> they were taken to the hospital by ambulance and my helicopter. they're now being evaluated and treated. >> the boys flange ages 11 to 16 were extract the at a pace much faster than expected. >> it's an incredible development. divers had been standing fwoi make this rescue. they started the operation overnight. they started bringing the first boys out late last night thailand time which was early this morning here u.s. time. they came, those boys from nearly three miles deep inside that cave. >> and we want to show you a virtual view of the tresh chorus route that the divers took them through in an ope

paula figueroa ha seguido esta noticia, paula te escuchamos. >>> asÍ es vaya tragedia la que se viviÓcarretera mÉxico- pachuca. minutos antes de las 6 acuerdo s se sabe que el chofer de esta camioneta viajaba c personas a . 17 pasajeros que seguramente por el horario estaban trasladÁndose hasta su trabajo y esta persona venÍa a exceso de velocidad. y rebasar por el lado derecho de la carretera fue cuando estas perso personas se estrellaron al borde del vehÍculo. protecciÓn civil del estado de mÉxico dicen que 12 personas murieron en el lugar, 12 tambonas y el chofer del Én fue remitido con las autoridades el chofer del camiÓn que estaba pues aquÍ estacionado, que fue el que onÓ provocÓ este accidente. lamentable los hechos una tragedia lo que se viviÓ en la ciudad de mÉxico, volvemos con ustedes al estudio. >>> imprudencia imperdonables la verdad. hay un nuevo capÍtulo en la polÉmica de cÓmo actuar cuando suena el himno nacional ante los partidos de la nfl. precisamente la nfl y la asociaciÓn nacional de jugadores y la liga de fÚtbol, acordaron suspender la aplicaciÓn de las normas re

paula reid is covering this story as she has been for some time. now paula, what are you hearing about whether michael cohen may or may not flip? >> sources tell me cohen expects to be charged. and if that happens, he is going to have to make a decision about whether or not he wants to share what he knows about the president in exchange for leniency in his own case. as you just said, this is the president's long-time personal attorney, his long-time fixer whose always insist head would be loyal to the president. but now he is saying publicly what we've been reporting for weeks, which is this is not about loyalty anymore. this is about his family. this is about the toll, the emotional and financial toll that a case like this could take on his family. now, i'm also told he will wait to see what exactly he's charged with before making a decision about whether to cooperate. >> cohen has been on twitter and tv today. why is he saying this and speaking out now? >> i'm told he wants to defend his character. he wants to take yoll of a story where he believ

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anunciÓ un plan de accion con el que busca cumplir con el nuevo plazo impuesto por un juez, marÍa paulas se volvieron lÁgrimas para esta madre que volviÓ a ver a su pequeÑo de 3 aÑos despuÉs de 3 meses. >> es tu mamÁ. >> confundida porque a pesar del abrazo Él parecÍa no reconocerla. >> nunca mÁs te vuelo. >> vuelvo a dejar papi. >> la familia fue detenida cruzando la frontera a ella la pusieron en un albergue con su bebÉ y al seÑor en un centro de detenciÓn ahÍ le quitaron a su hijo. >> fue horrible porque la verdad que no me quedÓ tiempo de despedirme de Él. >> la madre dice que sentÍa que se le iba la vida sin saber nada de ellos. >> es muy duro porque uno viene a este paÍs para proteger a las familias pero sin saber que el camino nos espera un infierno. >> los 4 ahora estÁn juntos en camino a buscar un futuro mejor, pero segÚn el gobierno aun quedan 2551 menores esperando volver a ver a sus papas y un juez ordenÓ que sea reunificados antes del 26 de julio. >> el gobierno anunciÓ un plan para juntar a los menores con sus padres, para ellos trasladarÁn a los mayores detenidos en un la

unidos, en tanto el gobierno repitiÓ su intencion de retener indefinidamente a las familias marÍa paulaque llegaron al centro de los Ángeles unidos por la compasiÓn ante el dolor que siente los niÑos separados en la frontera. >> de ver cÓmo estÁn los niÑos cÓmo se han de sentir que no pueden ver a los papas. >> un asunto personal para ella quien fue arrebatada las brazos de su padre cuando cruzÓ la frontera. >> fue algo horrible quitar a tu Único apoyo tu padre. >> llorÉ mucho. >> el grito se extendiÓ por todo el paÍs con unos 700 eventos similares, en nueva york caminaron por el puente de brooklyn, en la capital llegaron hasta la casa blanca, ciudades como toronto tambiÉn atendieron el llamado, entre las caras se ven mÁs familias anglosajonas. >> las familias son sagradas pero esto cruzÓ una lÍnea que nadie debe. >> al riesgo de las familias se une la queja de activistas que aseguran que el gobierno no tiene un sistema determinado para regresarle los niÑos a los padres. >> el corazÓn roto de mil de padres que hoy estÁn lejos de sus hijos lo sienten tn alguna celebridades. >> se nos rom

esto no bargo, patrulla significa el fin de tolerancia cero. >> en los Ángeles marÍa paula noticias telemundodencencia del presid solo el inicio de esta maratÓn de protestas que incluye el beÉe inflado con la cara de trump, la agenda incluye reuniones con la primera ministra theresa may y la reina isabel, toda reuniones previstas fuera de londres para evitar las manifestaciones en su contra. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo, el peregrinaje de decenas de mexicanos que llegan todos los dÍas a la oficina del presidente electo con la presidente electo con la esperanza que Únete a t-mobile y obtén netflix por cuenta nuestra. disfruta tus shows y películas favoritos en más lugares, sin pagar más, llévate un plan familiar ilimitado con netflix por cuenta nuestra. y ahora compra un samsung galaxy s9 y llévate otro gratis. tu sonrisa dice (felicita) mmucho de ti.: ¿esto qué te dice? (locutor) para recibir ayuda gratuita, llame al 1-855-dÉjelo-ya ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. tú sabes que a los niños les encanta todo lo que sabe dulce. mango. that's really good. la industria del tabaco t

paula hancocks is following this story live in seoul, south korea this hour.leasure to have you on the show, paula. look, some uncertainty for sure. just as the u.s. and north korean officials had their first face-to-face meeting since the summit last month. >> reporter: that's right, george. yes. there was a meeting in panmunjom in the dmz between north and south korea on sunday. it was led once again by ambassador sung kim. he's the u.s. ambassador to the philippines and he's really been the man that's been leading these delegation when's talking to north korea. he has some experience with negotiating with pyongyang. now, we haven't had any kind of details of what was hammered out at that meeting. but as you say, these are the first face to face talks since that summit last month in singapore between president trump and kim jong un. so clearly they are trying to move things forward. but as we know, we still don't have any kind of timeline as to when the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo might go to pyongyang. he has suggested that will happen in the near f

terry, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, paula.e at the aspen security forum which brings national security experts from the trump administration, previous administrations, the private sector, people were just shocked by this announcement. and it shows that president trump is just determined here that the reshaping of u.s./russia relations, bringing america closer to the kremlin is one of his highest priorities and he's got it on a fast track. >> it's great to be with you. >> reporter: just three days after that historic and unnerving summit with vladimir putin the white house announcing on twitter president trump has invited putin to washington in the fall and discussions are already underway. catching the president's own director of national intelligence off guard. >> the white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. >> say that again. that's going to be special. >> reporter: the invitation coming as director dan coats openly questioned president trump for having a two-hour plu

>> correspondent paula reid. paula, thank you. >>> a report just released by the national transportation safety board tells of the harrowing moments before a sightseeing plane crashed in alaska last week. passengers apparently saw the looming danger before the pilot. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: it was a daring of an alaskan mountain.m a sma investigators now say moments before last tuesday's crash one passenger texted another to ask the pilot to land. the passenger sitting next to the pilot told the ntsb he was "uncomfortable with the worsening weather conditions" shortly before he saw what the pilot misses, "a large mountain loomed directly in front of the airplane." according to the ntsb's preliminary report, as visibility went to zero the pilot, 72-year-old mike hudgins, told investigators he tried to turn around but he became disoriented, thinking he saw a body of water. the plane was equipped with floats and thus could have landed. instead, it crashed. we talked to the coast guard crew that rescued

she has been dubbed pool patrol paula. is charged with 3rd degree assault after hitting the teen in the face. she told the teen he and his friends did not belong at the pool. >> the new york times reports angela merkel did an about face and agreed to set up border camps for migrants. she supports free movement across europe's borders and welcomed hundreds of thousands of migrants into germany wiollaof her kel ago a rose. asylum seekers would be evaluated at border centers. and time reports a basketball game turned into a massive on court basket brawl. it happened overnight as players from australia and the philippines got into a huge fight at a world cup qualifier game at manila. the fight appears to have started when an australian player was put to the ground. 13 players were ejected. >>> still to come, shifting gears, a major ride hailing company gets into a different kind of transportation. different kind of transportation. >> this morning of the >> this portion of the cbs morning news sponsored by vagisil. shameless ab

paula white has taken a page from that book.alk about slaveholder religion without point ogg out that there's always another way of scripture and that's the one that i'm proud to be part of that bishop barber and i preach. >> and bishop, i know you would love to debate the paula whites of the world. what is it that you would like to argue with them about? >> just the new testament scholar wants to joint, all of us, we have to push this issue. you cannot keep saying this is a conservative point of view when you are liberally dismissing the 22,000 scriptures in the bible that talk about the poor and how you treat the stranger. you can't keep saying this is god's position. it may be republic religion. it may be extremist religion. it may be your own religion, but you can't just can't lying. particularly, when you take it to the highest level of the government and use it to justify policies. it's not that you're saying it, you're saying it in places that justify policies. and i quote it all the time, we're of the part where we justi

paula hancocks live in seoul with the latest. good morning, paula. what's the first step in some path toward denuclearization? >> reporter: well, dave, sources tell us that secretary pompeo is well aware that he needs to get something concrete from this meeting, to try and have some kind of path forward. we hear from intelligence officials last week that they are likely to give some kind of list, a detailed list of the tasks that they want north korea to carry out so that this denuclearization can start. now we also heard that on sunday a source with knowledge of u.s./north korean relations telling me that meeting between the u.s. and north korean delegations at the dmz there was a letter handed over. there is in details what was in that letter. but we do understand from this source that what they were trying to do is sort out the schedule, the agenda of this meeting between secretary pompeo on the north korean leader kim jong un. and also they want to ask what has happened with the remains of north of u.s. service members from the korean war? rememb

>> paula >> paula godown g was taking he golden retriever on a walk this one, rattlesnake showed up in, the dog jumped in to protect her from the venomous bike, he got bitten in his face, he is swollen but he is going to be fine, paula calls todd her hero and we agree. good night from washington, i am shannon bream. >> it is tuesday, july 3rd and this is "fox and friends first". happening right now at 4:00 am on the east coast of oil fourth of july terror plot reveals a more sinister motives, the cleveland one of the jihad plans to target another major city. what cities across the country are doing to keep you safe this holiday. >> interviewed and met with four potential justices of our great supreme court, the person who was chosen will be outstanding. >> supreme court shortlist getting

paula reed, cbs news, washington. >>> a deadline for pot dispensaries tonight at midnight, new state regulations take effect. devin fehely shows why the pop shots have to clear out some of their inventory. >> reporter: by tonight one of these two packages of marijuana will have to be sold or disappear from store shelves and ultimately be destroyed. >> we need to sell off some old inventory. the reason why is because it's packaging and labeling doesn't meet the new requirements starting tomorrow. >> reporter: six months after california legalized marijuana, the state is phasing in tough new testing, packaging, and labeling requirements for the budding industry. the glass bottle had to go because its simple screw top cap wouldn't prevent children from opening it. >> kids, dog, i've seen people and kids get into them, so it's a lot better that we have those type of regulations to prevent any type of overdosing. >> reporter: there was concern that tonight's the state's pot industry. buddy's cannabis this san jose was offering the deep discounts before tonight's deadline, but said most of

linda tripp gives those tapes to paula jones' lawyers and kenneth starr's office.e president has to give a deposition in the jones case. >> part of the danger for the president lies in what he said under oath to lawyers for paula jones. mr. clinton denied in his deposition having a sexual relationship with monica lewinsky. >> did the president agree with lewinsky to deny their affair under oath? >> if the president, in fact, encouraged this woman to lie under oath or ask someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it's a different order of magnitude than any of the previous charges that the president had to put up with for seven years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> hey, ho, clinton's got to go. hey, ho, clinton's got to go. >> this was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people were horrified after this. it was overpowering. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. these al