my eyes were dilated. >> reporter: she says she realizes she's high, and now she says she knows whatne. he had it on his fingers. and injected it through molesting me. apparently you can get high that way. >> reporter: amanda says she is in shock and despair. and this time, she says, she goes directly to two staff members to tell them what happened. >> i was told to not tell anyone. >> reporter: but then amanda decides to tell her mother what she says happened to her in the sweat lodge and the hotel. what went through your mind? >> i was appalled and instantly furious. but what broke my heart the most was she said, "but, mom, i'm so close. i really wanna finish my recovery but i just don't know if i can anymore 'cause i don't feel safe there now." >> reporter: we asked bathum about amanda's accusations. he says they are "completely untrue" and "bizarre." as for her accusation that he was high on meth. so the question to you is, do you use drugs? >> no. i don't. i mean, when you say drugs you have to define it. because it's so hard. you know, coffee is a drug for sure. >> reporter: do

know what i say now?de, which isn't even very often. i say, be very gentle. we had a case where we had an african-american guy who was a fan of mine. great fan. great guy. in fact, i want to find out what's going on with him. you know what -- look at my african-american over here. look at him. are you the greatest? you know what i'm talking about? >> looking at his african-american supporters, really the type of thing that deeply worries republicans here in washington. having to respond to their standard barriers clumsy and sometimes offensive comments. that's one reason why the republican leadership by paul ryan and mitch mcconnell have spoken out in recent days, hoping their members can distance themselves from trump and run their own campaign. especially when he's saying controversial things, erin. >>> jason osborne, michael nutter, and the founder and senior pastor of new spirit revival center and tara set meier. manu, setting it up well. clumsy or racist? >> ignorant. just when you think you've heard

75% say no. 25% say yes. keep the votes coming in. >>> thank you for being part of the show today for monday. i'm gretchen carlson, now let's lid to bill, in for shep. >> donald trump firing back as more big-name republicans saying trump questioning a judge's heritage crosses the line. >>> we could be hours airplane from hillary clinton clinching the number of delegates needed to be the democratic nominee, but bernie sanders claims tomorrow's vote in california will not change a thing. why he says he still has shot. >>> another tropical storm threatening millions with high points and drenching rains and it's set to make landfall very soon. the florida coast as colin is ready to roar onshore. >>> hillary clinton could be only one day away from looking up the delegate she needs to win the nomination. but bernie sanders says the democrats will have a contested convention in philadelphia, no matter what happens tomorrow. several states hold contests, including california, the biggest prize, the entire democratic

police say she stepped on cecil b. moore avenue mid block just past 1:00 this morning and uber driver hit her. the driver stayed on the scene until police arrived. prosecutors have not filed any charges. >>> uber spokesperson told fox 29 "our hearts are with the victim. we are cooperating fully with authorities to assist in their investigation ". >>> the faa and ntsb are investigating how a small plane lost power and crashed into an airport hanger in chester county. it happened just before 9:00 this morning at the new garden flying field. police say two people were on board the small plane when it lost power during take off and crashed into the building. medics took the man and woman on board to christiana hospital. authorities say their injuries are not life threatening. >>> a trial date is set for the philadelphia woman accused of planning to join isis. key i don't know is a thomas will head to trial on octobe october 17th. prosecutors say she tried to provide support to the terror organization. she was arrested in t

that's what philadelphia police say these two guys did.t happened friday at a home along the 1900 block of south 28th street in south philadelphia. investigators say the two made their way into the home through the back so if you recognize these guys, please call police. >>> the chester five-year-old hit by a stray bullet during a drive by shooting earlier this month says he does not want to return to the public housing apartment where it all happened. >> but moving to a safer public housing complex may not be an option. our bruce gordon has been following this story from the beginning. this family is in a real jam they are they are. the victims of random street violence unwilling to go back to that home but as you say, unable to move to a safer place. >> it's really bad at night. like having trouble sleeping. >> natasha hayes says live hasn't been the same since a drive by shooter put a bullet into her five-year-old son mark. >> did the bullet enter here. >> yes. >> and was lodged right here? >> yes. >> reporter: it was the night of june

you know they have nothing to say, if they say what's up. >> we are not hurting for something to say.ght as well, you understand that, there will be a musical part. >> is either of you more political than the other. >> we are both politically active and very sensitive to making sure that we are a band, we are we write songs that are not necessarily political. >> rose: about love and tragedy. >> we keep each other in check. >> and we also want, tegan and i without being too judgemental, i don't want this to be teab is this is how everyone should make it, but we seal see it, we feel compelled to talk about the things we feel important to us or what we see going on in the world. it's more than just tweeting or saying something, we belong to a community that's active. we try to help people. we try to raise awareness about certain things. that gives us a lot of purpose it makes us feel really good. i get that a lot of bands don't want to do that. we try to keep it in balance. >> we keep each other in check. we're not politicians. we try not to be anyway. >> how many hits has boyfriend rece

here's what she had to say.hos what the campaign says about the fact that they're so far behind in delegates and super selgsoup delegates. >> except if you talk about super delegates and some have changed their votes. >> he would need to flip about 300 super delegates. it would be beyond unprecedented. >> it would be unprecedented since so many of them are lobbyists for the things he's against. i don't know anybody -- nobody is talking about the indictment. what happens with that? besides the trust issue of catching her in lies. >> there has been no indictment. >> there's going to be. there's going to be -- >> we don't know that. >> we don't know that these people -- that he's not going to get the numbers either. if you have a candidate that has that hanging over her head and you're a super delegate. >> the reason i wanted to play that, chris, is because she echos who i hear from a lot of people who come to auto these events. bernie or bust. people who say they would not vote for hillary clinton. it's obviously

mom says he's been in good spirits.till not sure what's going to happen to that bullet whether it will be remove or whether it will remain inside his body. but again the little boy's parent until good spirits planning for a sixth birthday party next month. but mom says she wants justice says the little boy who wants whoever shot him to be found and jailed. dawn? >> i'll bet does he, thank you, bruce. >>> turning to your weather authority now, we're tracking some spotty storms. people in old city had their umbrellas out as the storms rolled in this afternoon. kathy orr has more now on when the storms will move out. i saw those raindrops falling, kathy. >> pretty fast and furious out there, dawn. you can see the line is weakened somewhat moving into parts of burlington counsel teen upper part of ocean county and right here especially in atlantic county right along the expressway we're seeing heavy rain egg harbor city, mullica and heading toward mays landing and toward atlantic city. so if you know anybody on the expressw

>> he wouldn't say so. he'd say we all misinterpreted what he was saying. donald trump doesn't like to describe himself, don, as a politician, but in fact, he is a politician. i think he's more of a politician than he is an ideologue. as fareed points out,thy wasn't a well thought out policy position about how to deal with terrorism and try to stop it from coming into the united states. what it was was donald trump saying something at toff the to his head and doubling down on it. what we're seeing now as we're heading into the summer wooer, in the summer, in order to win and defeat hillary clinton, he has to come to the center more and has to, quote/unquote, moderate his positions or at least try to explain them and put something on them. otherwise all he's going to do is continue to attract the same voters that won him the republican nomination but that's not enough to win you the general election. >> it sounds like someone in the campaign has definitely gotten the message on that because people have been saying that all along for months and months and mon

diaz says that the lot calif. he will continue his travel and other states to try and make similar bills happen across the country. >> grant: mad before the health warnings in several cisco has just been delayed a judge granted beverage company's ability to block along the coastal effect july 25th but the judge is now allowing the short term suspension of the bill because he says they're serious questions regarding the merits of the bill. the company stays the merit >> britteny: the fire continues to move at the golden gate bridge camera not looking too bad right now we did stocks start off with foggy conditions and that will be true into tomorrow to make up the golden gate bridge pretty well also dealing with stronger wind speeds closer the fairfield and are on 20 mi. an hour conquered 1717 in oakland that have been bay and then a pretty on short the stock onshore flow with low and unfair bichirs it stays cool for us into tomorrow and into friday satellite research such as we did see cloud spent a little bit in t

and, you know, he's tried to say with some of them i didn't say it, which is what he does, he says something and then changes his mind or denies he said it. but the fact is he is not fit to be commander-in-chief and i think when people look at the difference it will be a clear choice. >> john here's something people are concerned about when it comes to foreign policy and donald trump and here's why mrs. clinton will say he's unfit to be president. she'll say his policies are dangerous. i'll tell you one example of what she might bring up later today. >> i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. i would bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think that bite went on but we cut it off early. you get the gist. he said he knew more than the generals. most generals say we can't just indiscriminately bomb isis because isis hides among a civilian population so, john, does mr. trump know more than the generals and why would he say something like that? >> well, i don't know about that and clearly her attack line, as steve said, will center around his credentials bu

i will say one thing, stewart, he says it was misconstrued.s asked about it numerous times, numerous ways and even asked if a muslim judge could potentially not be -- see that case fairly. he said it's possible. it is possible. so i'm not sure it's the end of it is my point. they want it to be the end of it. >> senator kirk has gone further. he says he will support hillary clinton -- i'm sorry. >> he won't support hillary clinton. >> i'm sorry i got that wrong. i do apologize. go, finish me off, please. >> he said he'll write in. that's what lindsey graham is saying, that he can't support donald trump and he'll write somebody in. he just doesn't know who it will be. again, i think there's a part of the republican party, and many of them are elected officials, who have a problem with donald trump period. but now they are expressing that problem. i just don't know and i don't think we know whether this has blown up enough to affect his support among people at home. >> the polls close in california at 8:00 local time, 11:00 eastern time. do you e

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you are saying twice, aren't you? looks like once or twice this year, but if you look at the future markets, it is less than one time after the disappointing job data in may. rishaad: that jobs data seems like a bit of an outlier. >> we have a lot of uncertainties in june, brexit, then u.s. elections. the global economic growth is pretty slow. world bank just adjusted 50 basis points down, so we have a lot of concern on the global level that may keep them from hiking too much. if you look at develop ed government bonds, how much can the u.s. high? rishaad: what is that telling us? >> that is telling us that people are quite bearish on the long-term global economic growth, and inflation will continue to be low and lots of countries. rishaad: let me pick up on that. in the u.s., we are seeing signs of inflation coming back, aren't we? >> the u.s. is the only exception. wage growth is increasing at 2.5%, which is nice. europe, it'st inflation is nothing. in japan, almost inflation. emerging-market inflation is coming dow

however, to say, "i'm one of you. like evita perón used to say, "i'm one of you. i'm one of you.d now look how high i've come." >> and pat toomey, her rival, is also jumping on that bandwagon and saying that he is more in tune with the needs of police and that there would be less problems if he's the one who wins re-election. he's the incumbent. but she, in fact -- her dad was a 35-year beat cop walking the streets. so they both have rights to claim something of that, but do you feel like the noise gets too loud for both of them and you can't really decipher what's the truth here? >> well, i think if you're pat toomey, you enjoy the way this race is shaping up right now. >> yeah. >> you have an ethically challenged katie mcginty, on the one hand. and when it came to sticking up for police, the only thing she was willing to say is, "my father was a cop," but she wasn't willing to go the one step further to say, "we need to back up law enforcement in this country." now, you see, in chicago, murder rate's up in double-digit, triple-digit numbers. philadelphia's got its own problems.

police say night linger was hit in the chest. >>> in paulsboro, new jersey, police say a man has surrendered in connection to deadly shooting from last week. darnell samuels turned himself in at the gloucester county prosecutor's office today. on june 20, 24-year-old john gardner was shot multiple times along the 1300 block of pine street. gardner's funeral was today and developing news tonight that may affect your home. ikea is recalling millions of its chests and drawers because they can topple over and trap children. the pieces of furniture are already being blamed for six deaths including one right here in our area. >> our bill anderson talk to the attorney representing the family of that young local boy who died so tragically. >> reporter: the recall of 29 million ikea products because of the possibility of tipping over a special local connection. two-year-old occur ren, of west chester was one of three children killed in the last two years by dresser that is fell on them. today his attorney told me a recall is just the first step. >> it isn't about making furniture that needs to be att

is that fair to say? >> well i think, let's just go with london is in the booming phase like new york. one of the great things you have seen in london is the international money is rushed in. anybody who owns a home in london is like a giant bank. it's growing invaluable armored sleeve but then let's do the contrast. let's go to the places we have been talking about newcastle and places in the north. they have not seen wage growth. they have not seen house prices increase and they have been left behind at the places that have done okay, there's a study out this week, which people voted for uk? nigel farage's party. the places boating for them have the smallest wage increases. people are expressing this so i completely understand it and you have to balance that against the economics. the government is responsible for doing that. trish: they were promised so much and the eu was supposed to be the panacea of greatness and there would be all kinds of growth than it was a win, win, win for everybody that was i

he's saying a man is not qualified to judge him. >> he is not saying not qualified to judge and becausef the exaggerations of the media in regards to -- >> no, no, no. saying that the judge is disqualified. >> no. i'm giving you the motivation behind it. because of the media -- what this man learned from the media and regards to my statements about mexican-americans or illegal immigrants, that it could bias him towards me. he's thinking out loud saying that the judge is potentially biassed. the thing about it is this. we act adds if we're not aware of the racial climate in america. >> very aware of it. >> high profile case and ethnicity is part of the climate of the case, when rodney king verdict came down, there was riot in the streets because blacks -- >> hold on. this is about trump university and people feeling like they were -- >> i understand but what i'm trying to say is when we utilize race in regards to judicial activity all the time. there was an african-american judge that decided this freddie gray case recently and the black community is calling him an uncle tom and a sellou

what do you say?ou took that 9-millimeter and took those clips load at faster rate. >> you don't want to ban any big magazine. >> it's not assault rifle. that 9-millimeter has 15 rounds that it can fire. change the clip and do it again. >> america doesn't have the stomach for going down a list of the kinds of guns the government is going to ban. >> who decides? >> over and over again. >> that's a good point because in order to make this a fair debate. >> right. >> coming would have to say here's the gun. >> right. >> here's what the gun does should we have it legal or not? >> debate. >> just like hand grenades and mortars and other things that you can't sell. >> if the terrorists had blown up the nightclub there wouldn't be a national conversation about gun control. we wouldn't be sitting around what kind of gun? >> no, no. in chicago illinois there are so many dead in the street because of gun violence and they have very strict gun laws this debate has to happen. gentlemen, thank you very much. we ap

mayor sam liccardo says that is ridiculous. sot sam liccardo/san jose mayor so far, four people have been arrested in connection with the protests and police say more arrests are imminent as they look at video and other evidence from the rally. chief eddie garcia says he will deploy more officers next time. but cary snyder says trump supporters are afraid. sot cary snyder/trump supporter police have released the cause of death. of the suspect who shot two fremont police officers last week. police say 44-year-old gerald villabrille died from a gunshot wound to the head. the incident unfolded last wednesday. after a traffic stop. >> vicki:villabrille shot two fremont officers. before barricading himself in a home. where he was later found dead. the fremont police department tweeted out this update on the injuried officers saying. "we appreciate the well wishes for our officers. one remains in critical condition while the second continues to improve." >> grant:happening tonight. mayors from contra costa county. are meeting with st

just ask he says. the board offers written material on problem gambling, there's nothing printed on safety tips. morning garvey says, common sense some apply. state police have gaming enforcement units at each pennsylvania casino. they'll data show 34 robberies on casinos grounds, including four at parx, 11 at harrah's in chester and 15 at sugarhouse. off sight fox 29 investigates found police news releases or meter ya reports detailing another 16 times since 2010 when patrons or employees were targ targeted by robbers after leaving sugarhouse. eight were part of what police called a pattern back in 2012. patrons most of them asian followed home and robbed. at the time sugarhouse offered a $10,000 reward adding in a statement, nothing is more important than the safety of our guests. it's a casino where people walk out into an urban neighborhood rather than an upstairs hotel room. we spoke with captain george cap pee of philadelphia's 26th district about challenges police face there. >> so i can only sa

>> it was in a boom. >> did he say that? did he say in a boom? $9 trillion in debt is irresponsible and unpatriotic. now it's $20 trillion. your buddy, obama, will accumulate more debt than any president before him combined. that's a record. >> that doesn't sound confident. that does not sound confident. are you confident enough to bet me? >> yeah, of course. good-bye. >>> coming up next tonight right here on "hannity" -- >> the group is probably exploring a variety of means for infiltrating operatives into the west. including in refugee flows. >> despite warnings like that from top u.s. officials, guess what, hillary clinton wants to dramatically increase the number of refugees coming into the country. guess what, by 550%. wow. >>> and later tonight -- >> had nothing to do with -- >> i don't think he was a terrorist. >> people are not evil. this is ignorance. >> new yorkers were asked what they think was behind the orlando terror attack. now the filmmaker behind that video, ami horowitz and d.c. mcallister are here with reaction and that and muc

i'll say that to you. >> thank you for saying that. every minute of liberal blather about gun control it takes one hour of factual rebuttal and we don't have an hour left in the show to go over everything wrong. i believe obama is a genius. we know this was not a lone wolf operation. he's pretending with the help of others, and to be naive. president obama is playing stupid. sand talking about guns so he gives a false sense of confidence to the terrorists. oh, he doesn't know anything about terror. he thinks it's guns. here are three things wrong with what you're talking about. the timing, if your house is on fire, you don't remodel the kitch kitchen. right now our country is on fire with isis and we're talking about gun control. it's about focus on islamism, the cult. two, your facts are wrong, as we have more guns, homicides are going down. where there is crime it's tushlly proximity. that's why you can't compare the outback of australia to detroit. if there were more urban centers there tends to be proximity. gun control takes the p

what dhoef to say?ften see little girls dressed in amish clothing running around the yard here, often peeking out of windows but always acting extremely skittish. and yesterday an anonymous tip led authorities in lower southampton police to this house in feasterville and inside as you mentioned, 12 girls ranging in age from six months to 18 years old were discovered. police say none of them had birth certificates readily available. police say it doesn't appear any of them were in school or registered with the state. and after investigating police tell me the homeowner lee kaplan, we'll show his mug shot here, they say he allegedly sexually abused at least one of these girls. police tell me it gets even stranger from there. they say that the 14-year-old girl he's accused of abusing was gifted to him by a couple in lancaster county, formerly amish, who needed to settle some sort of financial obligation. and police say kaplan fathered at least two children with that young girl.

[laughter] and then you say, mom or dad, i had a piece in the magazine, and they say, oh, it'll be out of the doctor's office in a month. but if you write a book, it has lasting value, you know? it's always amazing to me that you go in a library x there's a book that you've written. i always think, gosh, what kind of a library is this that would have a book like me? [laughter] but, yes. so when i do a book, it consumes me, just as you said. i wake up and think why am i not writing the book. it's me. >> how long did it take you to write "we the people"? >> five years, but the idea has been in my mind for more than five years. >> sure. >> i'm not always sure i can tell you when -- >> i know exactly what you're talking about. >> but i know that that was germinating in my mind for a long time. and it goes back, actually, to something i was doing for, in the pr, and --npr, and it goes back to the '08 campaign. right around that time i was looking at changes going on in american society for npr for a series called "changing face of america" and looking at huge points of difference that had b

. >> donald trump says he'll make america great again but when donald trump says great i ask, great for who exactly? >>> and heartbreaking this morning, death of a legend, pat summitt, the winningest coach in history and the reaction is pouring in. >>> we begin with breaking flne on benghazi. we get a look at reaction from the campaign trail. we have andrea mitchell here. what have we learned? >> we learned a lot today. there are dualing reports. there are disagreements between the republicans and democrats. majority says while hillary clinton was serving as secretary of state a lot of things happened that shouldn't have happened. >> for example what? what is the big ah-ha. >> there are a lot of ah-ha but there is the question of why there was no military response even hours and hours after they ordered a response. nothing happened. no wheels were turned. in fact, for three hours the marines waited on the plane when a plane finally did arrive and were given conflicting orders. all of this in this report. the section of the 800-page report obtained by nbc news sheds breakdown ton the ben

bayer put up money but baumann says it's not enough. baumann said bayer is open to continue constructive discussions on the merger. they are prepared to proceed immediately with due diligence. here his where the rubber met the road. he said talks about take place in private for now. so there are talks between the two despite the fact that monsanto rejected the bid. >> i want to ask, how likely is this to go through at all? a lot of times the u.s. government balks. >> it's not just the u.s. government, it's the e.u. he says monsanto is comfortable with the rationale on the deal. but it wants finance and regulatory. there are talks going on right now. both side seem interested in doing this deal. can't tell you it's going to happen, because those are the hurdles. the financing, meaning you got the money, i think they do. where it becomes a little gray is in the regulatory. are they going to get the ement u. approval? will they get u.s. approval? valuation? that means up the price. they want more money. deirdre: monsanto wants more money f

many republicans coming out now and saying i really disagree with what he is saying. >> i think that for weeks we have been talking about comments by the party and it looked like it was happening. making progress and we are seeing the senator from illinois saying he can't support donald trump and lindsey graham saying ever a time to pull the report and a chance to jump out, this was the time. we are seeing the republican party on this election day suddenly in disarray jump and it appears that the democrats are coming to a conclusion. >> we will see. paul ryan had strong reactions too. we will get to you in a bit, ross. thank you. >>> here is a look at some of the other races. barbara boxer retiring. more than 30 candidates trying to replace her and the two front runners can state attorney kamala harris and loretta sanchez both democrats. sanchez has strong support among latinos and harris among all registered voters. the two that received the most votes tonight will face off against each other in november regardless. >> it will allow lawmakers to suspend another lawmaker without pay.

the next text says he has us, he's in here with us.was the last conversation as she still looks for her son. we also have some new videotape we want to play for you here. listen closely to the audio. 5:15 a.m. when s.w.a.t. moves in to engage the shooter. [ gunfire ] >> again, a situation that began at 2:00 in the morning, ending right there at 5:15 a.m. approximately local time, as local police make the decision along with state and federal authorities. the fbi on the scene as well to engage the shooter. he was killed, but not before approximately 20 people also lost their lives. 42 more injured. nine police officers from the orlando police department engaged this suspect. one of them shot in the head, injured but saved, police say, by his kevlar helmet. let's go back down to orlando. that's where we find nbc's sarah dallof. sarah, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, willie. you know city buses have pulled up and loaded some of the survivors in those buses presumably to take them to the police department to give their statements to

i can say that we're documenting the actions of the establishments. > can you say how p establishments? all of them, some of them? >> no, i won't get into investigative techniques or what we've done to document it. > have you seen it without saying which one and where how many times. >> i can say that we're documenting the actions of the establishments and i'll leave it at that. > meantime the county recently won a lawsuit that forces the government to force adult entertainment to move into industrial area known as zone 2. it is now appealing that decision. it claims it is protected by the first amendment mr. we're just days away from the start of metro's safe track repair work. it starts saturday in article tomorrow it will make its way to the district in just over two week between earn market, benning road and minnesota avenue for 16 days. mare muriel bowser is already planning changes in the district and saying if you think safe track won'tr effect you, you're wrong and you need to start planning now. sometimes people put off thinking about things that seam far out or seem like the

then twitter says slowdown.if he is saying "bigly" or "big league." >> i would be helping out israel bigly. >> you hit me, i'll hit you back bigly. >> people on tv also disagree. the world may never know. mark: it is true we may never know, but let's turn now to our bigly big-league decision desk. they have been up all night into today, trying to get to the bottom of this. what are you finding? >> the overwhelming evidence supports the bigly conclusion. one word. trump has not said big league. you would hear the g at the end of that with a case. take a listen. trump: absolutely, there is an assault on christianity, and we are going to reverse that trend bigly. >> i did not hear a g at the end at all. mark: i know you think it is big-league. >> clearly, big league. trump has a well-known habit of dropping his g's. >> she wants to raise your taxes folks, big-league. mark: what is the campaign saying on the record about this? >> saying it is big league. >> you're going to take her word for it? she says the rnc has

she says when the casinos were struggling workers made concessions but she says they're not getting paidack now that things are looking up for the casinos. >> they made a good profit that they've given themselves a pay increase and bonuses and incentives. so now it's time to give back to the workers that helped you out in 2011. >> atlantic city officials say a strike is not in the interest of anyone. fox 29 has reached out to the casinos and we are still awaiting a response. >>> meanwhile atlantic city councilman setter if the city can save money by eliminating two council seats. council president marty small says getting rid of two of the three at large council seats could save the city $480,000 over four years. those council seats don't actually represent any particular neighborhoods. small says only one at large seat is neat kneaded to break potential ties among the six ward council members. the full council will consider the proposal tomorrow but even if it agrees, state lawmakers would still need to approve it and city voter boss need to give eight final okay. >>> in harrisburg the

it or don't say it. there's no islam in this editorial. there's one word, terrorist, at the very bottom. >>> is some people have called donald trump a cartoon caricature this is the cartoon caricature of what people would say about a liberal editorial page. however, there's no doubt that terrorism, anti-gay hatred, and easy access to assault weapons were all part of what happened. to say that it's only one thing is ridiculous. >> it's a very specific species of anti-gay hate. it's the islamic species, that's exactly right. >> we should point out it's not clear that he wasn't gay. >> that's exactly right. but this skind of the thing proposition, which if you have a problem with gay marriage, you inspired this attack. no, this is not, this is not an american form of homophobia. this is a middle eastern form. so why is it america's fault? what you're see something very recognizable if you have have talked to liberals or listened to the president, this is america's fault. no, actually it's not. >>> we'll tal

what is the ims saying? -- imf saying?is coming from number two, david lipton, speaking at an economic conference, in town with other imf officials, doing an assessment of china's economy. he chose some rather pointed words on this, saying china's corporate debt was serious, growing, and that it required immediate attention. he also said it would be a key fault line in china's economy, particularly as it tries to shift away from manufacturing and heavy industry towards the consumer, so he is clearly very concerned and says that progress has not been quick enough to date. we know that there is around 1.3 trillion u.s. dollars of loans to borrowers who in many cases will be unable to pay the interest rate payments on those loans. we know that china's total debt , so is around 240% of gdp this is the latest warning on china's corporate debt pile after the imf in april said the scheme that china has implemented to swat debt to backfire and leave zombie companies, when these companies should be left to die, so a painful transit

here's what he had to say. >> i will say that the press should be ashamed of themselves. on behalf of the vets, the press should be ashamed of themselves. they're calling me and they are furious because i sent people checks of a lot of money. we're going to give you the names right now, which is what you want. and instead of being like, thank you very much, mr. trump, or, trump did a good job, everyone says, who got it, who got it, who got it? and you make me look very bad. i have never received such bad publicity for doing such a good job. >> reporter: he also took questions about trump university, a real estate school he founded that is now embroiled in a legal battle, facing accusations of defrauding students. just days ago, trump noted the hispanic heritage of the judge handling the case. when asked about that, trump did not answer the question. john and christine? >> jim acosta, thanks so much. by the way, donald trump called jim acosta a real beauty. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is in new jersey today. that state votes next tuesday as well. she'll be join

what her rivals say lies.ain, i'm really caring about what's going to affect me and my family and her speaking at goldman sachs, even her really bad judgment around e-mails is not going to i think affect me or my country, but when someone comes out with an economic plan for my country's future that's going to drive up the deficit according to nonpartisan economis economists, the only way we can afford it is if we cut the defense budget, the research budget and education budget, those are burger king double whoppers that will affect the entire country. i'm not trying to diminish what she says -- what she's done -- >> but bad judgment also affects you and your future if the president has bad judgment. >> what kind of bad judgment is not being able to do math? $10 trillion, that's pretty bad judgment. >> it's a suggestion. when i get in there we'll make it work, so let's talk about what we can look at to trust what will happen once we get in there. e-mail is not a fib, it's not a small thing. it matters. that ig

so i'm a wahoo as they say. subsequent to that, i taught history at drexel university for more years than i like to think about. hitting all the right points here. i worked briefly in the mayor's office as legislative assistant to mayor wilson. and i am chair of the house education committee. the free library is dedicated to advancing hit arrears, guiding learning and inspiring curious it. from it's award-winning author event series to it's thought-provoking programs like the upcoming american presidential series, which will present compelling programs through the presidential election season. it's now my pleasure and indeed honor to introduce the free imminent scholars annett gordon reid, and peter onuf, the presenters for this evening. and annette gordon-reed received the 2008 national book award and 2009 pulitzer prize in history for the hemings of monticello. ... >> >> in the new book, they have a revealing character study of the man from monticello that we thought we knew. darr praised of insight and intell

he says he learned nothing.e was constantly pressured to buy more. >> what are you talking about, more money and i'm not learning anything. >> reporter: you didn't learn anything in that class. >> no. >> donald trump was part of this school. obviously the name and school i'm using the term loosely here, the name of the university, the sales pitch he made. did he have any face to face interaction with the students. >> no. it was such a big question for the students that they had a whole page designed to answer that question, am i ever going to meet donald trump. that's what the students want to learn and this was part of the standard reply obviously mr. trump can't meet with everyone nor does he want to so he's also created an insert program name based on lead in information here where we only invite a select group of people that have been hand picked by this program director and it goes on to say you sir are the hand picked person we have chosen. >> did you have to pay extra to get in that program. >> yes. you w

and republicans say they're open somewhat to some controls. >> but everything i read says that it willever pass. >> and i suppose the question is why? >> well, why? because in today's congress and today's senate it takes 60 votes to get anything done and all the republicans adds up to 54 senators voting for the republican plans, probably on -- when the democrat votes happen, all 46 senators on the democratic side will vote. maybe they will be joined by a couple of republicans. kirk from illinois in a tough re-election race, tumey from pennsylvania, but other than that they will be offsetting. there is some talk by susan collins, a moderate republican from maine trying to find middle ground. >> there is no middle ground or common sense on capitol hill. is donald trump the least predictable if not inconsistent on gun control? >> yes, i would say that is a fair assessment. he picked an unusual -- he's picked an unusual issue on which to try being subtle. this is not something that the proponents or opponents of gun control really see a middle ground but donald trump was talking about tigh

you have us attorney saying one thing, the fbi saying another.ow will this play out for marquez who has pled not guilty to aiding syed farook? one of those felons is going to testify against marquez that he was you hottie, sympathizer, radical. this only came out in court records as the ustried to stop farooq's family from collecting on the insurance policies , they were killed with the americans. heather: the family was even trying to collect on the insurance policy as i guess they would but a lot of families would be upset about that. william, thank you so much. interesting report. jon: the republican national committee makes a big push to expand the party's tent. hiring helen a geary, a former senior advisor to jeb bush, she is tasked with leading hispanic outreach for the coming general election battle. this is the latest fox news latino poll shows donald trump trailing hillary clinton by nearly 40 points. 62 to 23 percent among latino registered voters. let's talk about it with angela mcclellan, fox news political analyst and sent tito jacks

we now have that sound. >> i have to say this. i say it to the leaders of the republican party. folk shgz you've got to at the time tougher. you've got to be tougher. you've got to be strong. we've had a lot of losses. we've lost a lot of these presidential elections over the last long period of time. you've got to get strong. you've got to get tough. you've got to be smart. or you're not going to have a lot of victories. >> so bernard, as we've seen up to this point, donald trump has defied a lot of odds and now he's clearly trying to turn these battleground states from blue to red. are you concerned at all that he's going to be able to do it and pull the rug out from underneath hillary clinton who's also focused on these battleground states? >> no, pamela. quite frankly i'm not. my entire family is from pittsburgh and i will tell you this. donald trump is going to have a huge mountain to climb in convincing pennsylvania voters. here's why. pennsylvania voters are common sense. they know right from wrong. they can tell a fraud. they're tolerant, accepting. thai look at donald t

the woman says she didn't know who attacked her.olice do believe this was random. >> no one deserves to be in this type of situation ever. we have to be really cautious. >> it's just terrible. broad daylight. everyone is out here trying to enjoy the beautiful day and exercise. >> this attack follows several incidents on the trail including a sex assault and indecent exposure. that forced kenyatta johnson to form a watch group. >> this incident is another painful reminder that we must step up efforts to make the trial safe and will sad very kate for additional officers to patrol at all hours of the day. >>> passengers on a bus tell police they were terrified during a trip from philadelphia's chinatown section and new york city. one of those passengers took this picture on saturday night. police pulled over the bus after passengers called for officers to come help them. the driver was arrested and later fired from the bus company. >> the rider described the trip on yelp, her post reads in part, he drove so crazily that three times he

i'm not going to sit here and test everything i say before i say it.zabeth warren, bring it on. it helps him with his supporters because they like the fact that donald trump is fighting and he's not playing the political game which is what he's been saying since day one. >> ben ferguson, jeffrey lord, thank you very much. good seeing you. >> thanks, joe. >> you, too. >>> programming reminder, donald trump, hillary clinton, and bernie sanders will be guests with jake tapper on "state of the union." >>> remembering the world champ's legacy as the family prepares to say their good-byes. cnn's brian young is there live. >> reporter: christi, there were big fights inside the ring and outside the ring. so many people come here to pay their respects. ali said live every day like it's your last because some day you're going to be right. we'll have more coming up in a live report. >>> and we've got nba stars reacting to the passing of the legendary boxer. coy wire ahead with details. coy? >> joe, will he bronze james and steph curry. coming up. and i quit smoki

i didn't expect you'd be so short, they'd say say. then i'd say yep, i am. and then they'd say i could never vote for you, you have four kids you're abandoning. i said excuse me, i have two kids. she said no you don't, and she gets in an argument with me. i said lady if you've ever given birth, you never forget it and i did it twice and i walked away. what are you going to do. i was at another meeting and things were going great and i was telling the group about how we had to perverted observe the environment and it was wonderful and it was at a suburban part of my district. i thought i making it, i'm hitting it. a hand hand goes up in the back and this woman says howdy have time to do your dishes. we'll even then i was taken aback. i mean for sake, i just said i use paper plates which was stupid. this was an environmental group and i thought it was a joke, use paper plates,. it was so hard. >> the questions that you're getting, there are questions like that these days but not many of them. >> we have come a long way, i will tell you that. we've lost that ra

some people say he's like an uncle who says stuff and people just laugh it out. has also said stuff. back in 2007 during the course of that campaign here is what he said. you have got first mainstream african-american who is articulate and bright and clean and nice-looking. >> donald trump's narrative -- >> alan -- martha: he apologized right away. i just want to point out -- >> donald trump spent a year doing this, starting with calling mexicans who come to his country rapists. donald trumper in apologizes. martha: pete? >> i think donald trump is always going to be donald trump. that's the problem. his candidacy has been all about him, not about an ideology. when you are talking about party unity he need to bring people behind him. if he start keeping it between the lines and focusing on hillary clinton and not some obscure judge from indiana, i think he will have people get behind him. if he keeps going down these rabbit holes, it will be problematic. >> i think it's time for him to be a serious candidate for president. you need to apologize when you make a mi

let's say it happens tomorrow.that bernie sanders could be the nominee. >> stop right there. stop right there. there's a very easy solution for that. if bernie sanders said -- and this is what i thought was going to happen last night and most people thought was going to happen last night, we have fought a great fight. we have a movement. it's a revolution. we still have a very strong voice. we're going to have a voice at the convention. we've set up a platform for the democratic party but i need you to get behind me because we don't want donald trump in the white house. i'm going to suspend my campaign and we need to get behind hillary clinton who won fair and square. >> when the voting is done, i think that's what he will do. >> hang on, bob. kayleigh, let me finish your point. there was a solution for that. all he has to do is i'm suspending my campaign. if she gets indicted, here i am, i'm back. >> this is much bigger than all of that for bernie sanders. he's felt slighted from the very beginning in this process

" is what he says, his cover for saying, i didn't say it. it's remarkable. christi: i think that might not have been planned out in a meeting but it was definitely a strategic move on trump's part this week. gwen: to get under the skin.ent's christi: to get under the president's skin and for the next few months you'll hear him reminding people over and over again, who will keep you safe, her? talking guy or gwen: that's true. the who will keep you safe is a big issue in a campaign. you all very much. this has been a very interesting, very stressful week for all of us and all of you and all of you. we appreciate you coming out tonight. that's it for right here, right now. stick around for the "washington week" webcast extra where we'll talk more about politics and about bernie sanders, the candidate who won't drop out. while you're there, see how smart you are. take the "washington week" news quiz. i came in -- i won't tell you in, it wasn't as good as it should have been. find that at pbs.org/washingtonweek. keep up with daily developments a

is saying.e played a videotape of it earlier on fox news, and you could clearly hear. it was one lie on top of another. it's beginning to pile up. >> it is beginning to pile up. even though the mainstream media is ignoring it, the whole web world is alive with it because, after all, that ben rhodes, when he told the "new york times" that they had been spinning this thing from the beginning, they knew how to spoon-feed organizations and reporters, to take the party line on it, so this is part of a larger script. i think, when people look back -- i don't think you even have to wait for history. i think this november it's going to hurt her if she is the nominee. hillary clinton is the nominee. it will do her enormous harm. it's all a part about you can't trust anything these people say. >> you know, we're told as kids that, if you lie about a lie, it creates another lie and then you have to add another lie on top of that to cover -- i mean, that's what's beginning to happen. there is only one perso

officials say the death toll could climb higher than 49. >>> and the fbi says it sees no indication thatman omar mateen was part of a plot directd from outside the u.s. they say he expressed support for several radical groups including some at odds with each other. the fbi investigated mateen twice in 2013 and 2014 but his name was taken off the terror watch list. >> we'll look at our own work. so far the honest answer is i don't think so. i don't see anything in reviewing our work that our agents should have done different. >> customers of the nightclub reported seeing mateen at the bar on a number of occasions. one said mateen was trying to pick up men at the club. >>> a recent west catholic prep graduate is among the dead in orlando. 18-year-old akyra murray was fresh off her senior year spending time in florida with friends and family after graduating from high school. she was a basketball standout helping west catholic win the city championship. the school says a vigil is planned for this week. grief counselors will be at the school the rest of the week. >> it is now 6:05 and hundre

you say who else is in the race? it's not 16 other people as george was saying. it's one person.ernative to safe us from trump is to ban hillary clinton. among republicans ryan is in a tight spot. he said this guy is practicing textbook racism and says to republican colleagues running for congress in the senate, oh, just rely on your conscience. the base will say the establishment didn't back trump. that's why he lost. he will blame paul ryan if trump loses. ryan, mcconnell, all the guys are trying to just look the other way. >> less than a minute, amy. the frustration is so much and it's just a handful, 30 people. some say let's go to cleveland, change the rules, unbind everybody and have a free vote. has that got a chance? >> it would tear the party amuch more than this. i don't understand how it would help anything other -- >> the idea of 13 million people vote for this guy? >> and also if you think donald trump will just walk away and go, you're right, you guys. i didn't get the nomination. i'll go sit quietly mere. give me a break. >> let's see what happens if hillary's lead