. >>> you may know her as buffy the vampire slayer, but now sara michelle geller is staking her claim in the food industry. >>> and how ruk get the attention of social influencers and their followers and turn them into your customers. learn how to grow fast, work smart and go far. that's all coming up next on "your business." >>> hi there, everyone. i'm j.j. ramburg. welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your business grow. all of us are always trying to figure out the best way to pique the interest of our potential customers, so we think of how to use the right language and the right design. but how many of you have thought about how to use the right smell. if you spend more time in a hotel lobby or a store, you just may smell some of this invisible marketing magic that businesses are buzzing with about. it's so-called scent marketing. we recently visited one of the company that pioneered the movement to hear why the battle for your nose has become so fierce. >> have you ever walked into bloomingdale's and smelled coconut in the swimsuit department or powder in th

back with reaction, sara carter, gregg jarrett, jay sekulow.dministration illicitly unmasking hundreds of americans names, something you and him have now been discussing for a while. i am also told that it is going to get so big and names are going to be named and they are top names that were with obama. how accurate is that? how close are we to may be hearing that? >> i think we are very close to hearing about that. remember, sean, this wasn't just high-level officials that were unmasking. what john was reporting the set obama aides in the white house were unmasking the majority of which they believe are people associated with president trump or related to president trump or connected to the president trump and unmasking these foreign intercepts. they wanted to know were some of these stories coincided with the leaks that happened in the media? we'll be looking at this. that's what this is so important. because it's such a violation of fourth movement rights. if it proves to be true. it was used for political espionage. if that allegation is t

in some ways, sara's celebrity status meant there were more to prove. >> buffy bakes.et's see her come in. but no intention of taking us seriously. an actor is rejected so many more times on a daily basis than any average human. but we know that it only takes one yes for all of those noes. we day way more noes than we got yeses. but that aspect of it was really helpful in terms of launch. and sometimes things have to be shaken up. just because the book has always been done this way, we're rule breakers. i started on a network that was like -- buffy the vampire slayer was a mid season replacement based on a failed movie on a network no one knew about. we stuck with it and made a network. i do believe you can rewrite playbooks. >> for sara it meant helping their customer rewrite the play book too. foodstirs using their website as a way to invent new fun ways people can use their mixes and gives them a reason to tweet, post and get the word out. >> we give our consumers a reason to go back and buy it again. great of a great product but you want them to use it. >> her care

laura ingraham, sara carter, dr. sebastian gorka, jay sekulow. john solomon. they will all be here tonight. the mainstream media is once again foaming at the mouth, hysterically obsessing over russia. of all of course completely ignoring the millions of forgotten men and women in this country. that's the issue they should be focusing on. that is tonight's opening monologue. once again, the destroy-trump-media has worked itself into a frenzy over a meeting the donald trump, jr., had back in june of 2016. with a russian lawyer. the press is running wild, all types of black helicopter to fly hot conspiracy theories about russian collusion once again. of course, they are completely missing many of the key facts about this story. if you actually do some research and read more than the headlines of these phony "new york times" reports, with the media should be doing in the first place, you will notice the massive holes in this story. the lawyer who donald trump, jr., paul manna fort and jared kushner met with, didn't work for them at the time of the meeting. the wom

sara rodriguez says in her 17 years of working at the laundromat she's never seen the suspect before.60-year-old jose chavez was arrested hours after the victim's grandmother called police.sot: sara rodriguez, 17 year laundromat employee//"in all the time i've worked here nothing like this has happened so it surprised me. this person is sick or something because i can't understand how he did something so horrible here."surveillence cameras captured footage of chavez interacting with the grandmother and the little girl. sot: steve bergstad, coin laundry owner// he was saying that the machine ate his money and from what i understand that he couldn't write so talked her into going to find a piece of paper and then kept as close to the little girl as he could." concord police issued a "be on the lookout "to all officers using the footage .a few hours later chavez was arrested at a nearby plaza.sot: corporal summer galer, concord police department// "through investigative leads and surveillance footage we identified 60yearold jose chavez of concord and arrested him later that day."sot: ste

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking developments from bucks county where human remains were found during the search for four missing men. chopper 6 hd is live over the property in solebury township where police found the bodies buried last night. >> one victim is identified as dean finocchiaro. now a homicide is underway to find out who is responsible. >> we are following the story with live team coverage this afternoon. katherine scott has the latest on the man being held on bail in connection with this case. and now lets begin with gray hall and the latest information from the bucks county district attorney. >> reporter: well, rick and sara we can tell you that daily briefing wrapped up not too long ago. really no new developments outside of that huge news we all learned about at midnight we learn that one of the four men's body was discovered inside of a grave. as it stands at noon three men we main missing. heart break in bucks county in the search for the four men missing since last week. families held out

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news residents in wilmington delaware were brought to the street by the sound of grinding metal and shattering glass overnight. and tonight is the night where president trump has his meeting with vladimir putin. and it's a dreary end to the work week. the rain was really coming down a short time ago and it's wet and cloudy out there now it's a different story for the weekend. meteorologist, melissa magee, is here with the first check of the forecast. >> happy friday. >> happy friday to you. as you take a look outside sky 6 hd is out there a mostly cloudy skies and moisture is starting to move off to the south and east and you can see it on stormtracker 6 live double scan radar there in south jersey, we'll go in tighter to get a closer view of what we are looking at. see the showers moving into south jersey for southern burlington county. and atlantic city and cumberland counties as well. we'll track the moisture moving to the east this afternoon. as far as the temperatu

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick will be along laterew details on a stan brought an s.w.a.t. team to a residential neighchester county >>> and the showdown for the nation's health care is taking center stage on capitol hill. >>> but the big story is president trump announcing a major policy change on he told his followers that transgender people will be banned from serving in the military in any capacity. he made the decision after consulting with generals and ex what will happen to transgender people in the military. the pen unaware of what was coming today. a pentagon spokesperson said quote, call the white house. >> people got when part of their house collapsed on top of them. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the building to crumble. , katherine scott is live on the scene in west philadelphia with the details. >>> sara at this point the home is reduced to rubble. this two story home was designed to be a row home but stood alone so it was structurally compromised. there was construction at the home next d

sara: a cualquier agencia no lucrativa.cular y pueden exigir y pedirle a ese abogado. >> para completar una peticiÓn migratoria, quÉ tan recomendables que un familiar ayude? >> ningÚn profesional va a recomendar que llene la solicitud y motivo de eso es porque existen ciertas consecuencias al responder a ciertas solicitudes incorrectamente y esto puede ser un problema despuÉs, cuando el individuo llegue a una entrevista. >> han aumentado las estafas, pero cuÁles son las más comunes? >> la primera es llamadas que llegan de supuestos familiares que estÁn detenidos. esto en realidad nunca ocurre. si un familiar estÁ detenido, se le llama por telÉfono a ese individuo y cualquier fianza se somete directamente a la corte. tambiÉn la segunda es por correo pidiendo que se ponga dinero en una cuenta y esto no ocurre. todos los pagos son por medio de un giro postal o en cheque personal. >> mucho cuidado. agradecemos la presencia de sara salas. gracias. tenemos a su disposiciÓn un grupo de expertos para que resuelvan todas sus dudas s

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off, in the news firefighters are battling a forest fire in south jersey and the smoke can be seen for miles. and a visit from the u.s. attorney general is sparking protest in old city, philadelphia. and the big story on "action news" is an accuweather alert. it's muggy and uncomfortable outside as we look at the ben franklin parkway from sky 6 hd an excessive heat warn remains in effect until 8:00 tonight. david murphy is in the weather center with a first check of your friday forecast. >> it's going to be a hot one and stay that way all the way today. you see the excessive heat warning is in effect until 8:00 tonight and it's in the center portion of the region and could feel as hot as 105 at times this afternoon. for now satellite is showing auto i mix of clouds and sun and fairly bright out there. there is rain popping in from the west and ohio and southwestern, pennsylvania, that is not an issue for us today. that will change tomorrow. temperatures right now, really shooting u

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquists off today, in the news police are searching for the man that viciously attack the two women in south philadelphia killing one of them. and john mccain released a message after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. >>> but the big story is an alert from accuweather. most of the area is under an excessive heat warning and the heat and humidity is expected to feel worse through the afternoon and the conditions are potentially dangerous. meteorologist, karen rogers, is in the weather center with a first check of your forecast. >> reporter: hi rick, that is right. this is our third straight day of the temperatures in the 90s. this is the worst of t. well to the northern and west we have a few storms and one could reach to the northwest of the city. the access he heat warning goes into effect and lasts too tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. look at these numbers, it's already 90 degrees in reading, 91 in allentown and 92 in philadelphia, and 92 in atlantic city airport. a little further inland from the c

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i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost.must-read stories catching our attention in the papers actually on projectsyndicate.com, titled "the new abnormal in monetary policy" by nouriel roubini, often known as dr. doom. it looked at the choices that the fed and other central bankers will have in the event of a downturn, or god forbid, another recession, given how extraordinary the policy is right now. yes, the fed is tightening, but only a little bit, and the ecb and the boe and the boj, they're still in super easy mode and so, what he concludes when he goes through the options is either raising the inflation target, pumping more qe, or going to negative interest rates. roubini says the choices they will make will depend on how they weigh the risks of bloating their balance sheets, imposing costs on banks and consumers, pursuing possibly unattainable inflation targets and hurting debtors and producers at home. i.e., there will be no good options and there will be costs and consequences to all of the options because of how far

does that sound familiar, sara? >> absolutely. i want to be very clear that as somebody who looks at corruption in different countries although mostly focused here that it's always important to be context specific and to understand that each country is very different and that we actually miss a lot if we start making easy comparisons, but as an americanist there are some things that are very haunting in what sara is saying about law and about hollowing out. so not the same, but there is an echo. in the united states we have the growing privatization of law, and this is largely done through arbitration agreements that people must enter into in order to have an employment relationship with big countries and then those arbitration agreements you don't have all the protections that you have in a court. the judge is not a judge who is either -- you know, depending on your state, appointed or elected through your public way. the rules of appeal are different. it's actually been a bit of a revolution and really the last decade is a move

with rick williams, sara david murphy. sara bloomquist is off.in the news taking guns off the streets. at a gun buy back program in new jersey. > at the nation's capital after a senate health care vote failed. >>> and heavy in the region and a concern about flash flooding. as we look live outside we see peeks of sunshine for lunch time but the clouds are building we look at the vow of penn's landing from sky 6 hd, we with meteorologist, david murphy in the weather center. >> we have a lot of this type of thing this summer. a lot of this today and tonight with a flood watch. and it extended tonight into saturday afternoon for the counties highlighted. the lehigh valley is not included here basically areas close to philadelp to the area close to the pennsylvania turnpike south. this is a southern storm and heavy rain possible at times overnight tonight. and right now you see there is cloud cover down to the south we get the sunshine that rick mentioned but there is a lot of precipitation out to the west and that has a ten goes on. stormtracker 6 li

>> all right, we will, sara murray at the white house. thank you very much. >>> let's get more on sean spicer's thinking in all of this as he decided to step down. we have cnn chief political correspondent dana bash. you spoke with sean spicer. what did he tell you? >> he sounded surprisingly up beat considering what had just happened, that he resigned from a job that those of us who have known him for a while know that it was his dream job. maybe not under president trump, but to be at the white house podium. but i asked him the obvious question, which is why now and why was this the moment and this the change at the white house, or the event at the white house that finally made you say, i'm out? and his answer was, i wanted to give the president and his new team a clean slate. he did say, brianna, that the president tried to get him to stay. he said, no, it's not the right time for the white house to be here -- for me to be here and it's not right time for me personally to be here. but it's no secret as sara just illustrated in her piec

our reporters sara lacy and connie, editor and chief in c-net. this week on "presshere." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. h-p is the birth place of a place called management by walking around. bill hewitt and david packard were to walk around today, they'd be surprised. pleased, but surprised by what the work force looks like now, a reflection of society now, a perfect reflection of society to be sure, but h-p is working hard to make that a more perfect mirror. the person in charge of that very big task is leslie clayton brown, chief diversity officer at h-p, and connie of c-net as well, editor in chief there. normally this is where i'm beginning to ask you questions but i have a couple of things i want to point out. that is, and i said this last time we had a diversity officer on the show, it is my job to ask you really hard questions and they will be about diversity. i don't want you to misconstrue that somehow i am against diversity. i am conscious i am a white anglo-saxon male challenging you about diversity. that's why it could

sara eisen will join us momentarily.e begin with the late breaking news out of washington senate republicans failing to repeal obamacare in a dramatic late-night vote on capitol hill. three republican senators broke ranks with the party and voted against the repeal the gop could only afford to lose two votes mitch mcconnell conceding defeat after the bill failed. >> so, yes, this is a disappointment a disappointment indeed. our friends over in the house, we thank them as well. i regret our efforts were simply not enough this time >> we also heard from president trump. he tweeted three republicans and 48 democrats let the american people down. as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode then deal. watch. let's get reaction from cnbc's john harwood good morning to you. this happening hours ago gauge for us how big a surprise the defeat was give than this was such a reduced repeal bill >> very big surprise just a couple days ago, john mccain had returned from arizona where he had surgery after being diagnosed with b

and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello sara is off.e are the stories we are following for you now on "action news" at 12:30. >> a female driving the truck said the car is on fire, obviously at that point, you got to get them out. >> a septa police officer pulled an unconscious driver out of his vehicle moments before the car burst into flames we are live with the full story. >> from the poker tables to the chandeliers everything must go at the former taj mahal casino. we are live at the liquidation sale. >>> and philadelphia welcomes back funny man kevin hart with a mural and celebration. >>> and the unsettled forecast

i'm sara eisen time for some must-read stories.pick in the ft, focus on the g20 summit will be wrongly directed it comes from mohammed el-erian. rather than help in mastering and shaping the challenges of our age, the greatest interest will be in how individual political personalities interact in a world struggling to muster enough enthusiasm for the collective action needed to address shared problems. he dives into the g0 concept that ian bremer has repeatedly talked about that there's little leadership in the community of g20 to get the problems done with donald trump's america first policies he says germany doesn't have it. japan is not in the right position china has not embraced the smaller responsibilities as a global leader. it's worth a read. >> it's a consistent theme from mohamed. he thinks there has to be a coordinated fiscal reform. >> this is what the imf continues to -- christine lagarde puts these she put out a blog post yesterday, they need to tackle productivity, fiscal and monetary cord anything that. it seems lik

i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost.for some top friending sto trending stories "dancing with the stars" wants to waltz with sean spicer. the dance show has reached out to spicer about joining. rick perry competed last year. he's the current energy secretary. he was voted off in the second week do you think he'll do it >> the bigger thing is the story reported that he had endless meetings with all the broadcaster s over the last several days >> that's different. that could be about being a contributorment. >> i'm surprised about that. for someone criticized for his role and had a short tenure, i'm amazed at the interest good for him i hope he makes the most of it, whether it's dancing or -- >> what about anthony scaramucci say when he left i hope he makes a lot of money. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau gracing the cover of "rolling stone" magazine. the feature discusses his relationship with trump as well as lighter subjects like his love of snowboarding he has a big fan base. "rolling stone" magazine part of

i mean, sara -- she's gonna call you some names. i'm not gonna lie.r weak spot, and she just -- she digs in. and then kendra gets mad at sara 'cause she's making too much noise, and jack is, like, a whole other story. babe, it's a 20-minute routine. i think i can handle this. okay, but you're gonna be right back here asking me to do it. oh, am i? mm-hmm. [ knock on door ] kendra. sara. my little princesses, time to get up. [ groans ] leave me alone! i'm sleeping. leave me alone. i'm 21. [ air horn blares ] [ screams ] dad! what the crap?! kids are up! [ air horn blares ]

. >> sara, a lot of indictments one is vaughn spencer the mayor of reading involved in a pay to play scheme in that city and similar charges against the mayor of allentown ed pawlowski. it's alleged he was at the center of a scheme that demanded cash from vendors and would be vendors. if you wanted something done you needed to pay up to city hall and much was used by pawlowski in a run for governor back in 2013. mayor ed pawlowski an engaging politician who will tell you how he turned around allentown. >> crime is down and taxes are down. >> and the fed is about to allege another side, corruption. taking kickbacks for official favors. since the fbi raid of allentown city hall two years ago a string of confidants have pleaded guilty. and a solicitor admitting to fraud for a contract. and last year his political consultant mike fleck plead guilty to extortion. and they are not about to abandon the 50-year-old mayor running for a fourth term. >> are you presumed innocent until proven guilty. >> well, as of last night pawlowski was signalling indicted or not he was not going to step down

i'm sara eisen in today for kelly evans. bill will be rejoining us in just a moment.ook at how we're finish willing the day up and the week. it was a shortened holiday trading week, and we go out on a positive know. the s&p 500 closing up .6 of 1%. the dow jones industrial average up .1. it was really technology that was the standout sector today. that helped the nasdaq gain a percent. the russell 2000 index of small caps also finishing higher by 1% and besides tech it was consumer discretionary and industrials and real estate that did the best samsung and apple may be competitors in the cell phone space with apple wing the market share there, but the tech giant, we're talking apple, is giving samsung a major boost in profit. we'll have the details of that story coming cup, and -- and we are monitoring the clashes this hour between protests and police in hamburg, germany, right near the site of today's g-20 meeting. we'll bring you the very latest from the scene coming up joining us to talk markets on the panel, cnbc market commentator mike santoli and courtney gibson

what do you think, sara?ink the testimony is going to be behind closed doors to a large extent when it comes to the unmasking and kim wer berly, right now one of the big issues is most of those documents, in fact all of them are at the obama library so the only people that are actually seeing them are the people on the house intelligence committee that have the clearance to see them and what we know from lawmakers who have been briefed on it is greg is right, some of those unmasking requests had nothing to do with russia, had nothing to do with national security so she's going to have a lot of explaining to do, but whether the american public is going to get all those answers remains to be seen. >> kimberly: really, greg, it amounts to a political hacking and trying to interfere, it seems, and get information and spy for the purposes of the campaign. >> greg: it does, and her explanations are so upon vapid and vacuous. i went back and looked at her initial public statement in which "i know nothing," the serge

sara murray is there in hamburg to cover for us. thank you. >>> now as president trump prepares to face off with vladimir putin, cnn has learned russian spies are very active here in the united states. especially since the november election. u.s. intelligence officials say the kremlin is feeling emboldened because the current and past administrations have failed to retaliate. more now from pamela brown in washington. >> reporter: good morning. russian spies are ramping up intelligence gathering efforts in the united states according to current and former u.s. intelligence officials who say they've noticed an increase since the election. so the russians' efforts have not been slowed by the intense focus of the intelligence community's assessment that russia meddled in the u.s. election. and since the election, u.s. authorities have detected an uptick in suspected russian intelligence officers entering the united states under the guise of other business. officials say they've been replenishing their ranks ever since the u.s. expelled

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standby for me, sara, i'll come back. now, on the core issue of the putin/trump meeting, matthew, there's this he said/he said dynamic. vladimir putin did say, quote, however tv trump is different from the real person. and trump insiders call their conversation very robust. so do we call this two-hour closed door session constructive for both sides? >> i think that both leaders would certainly capture it in that way. certainly from the russia point of view there were very low expectations going into this meeting of what could be achieved because the fracturous nature and state of the u.s.-russia relationship at the moment. commentators a conduit of the views of the kremlin, they said it would be success, they had very low expectations and thought it would be a formal exchange of pleasantries. it was far more than that of course. they spoke for two hours and 15 minutes. and they seem to have addressed some of the key issues at the heart of that very, very fracturous relationship between washington and moscow. so that's see

governor paul lepage and democrat sara gideon. >> i'm so sorry that you've been put in this position by any of us who work here in this building. >> reporter: and in illinois the state comptroller says everything is at risk. >> it just makes you think the whole system's a joke. >> reporter: in new jersey, trust in money is something you can't by. tony dokoupil, liberty state park, new jersey. >>> one of president trump's latest tweets has sparked outrage and a debate over presidential conduct. president trump's latest swipe at the news media is raising questions about whether the president is inciting violence against journalists. hena daniels is here in new york with the details. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump is describing it as a contest. one of his latest tweets is drawing swift criticism after tweeting a video of him pulling a man with a business suit, his face obscured by a cnn logo.

house speaker sara gideon addressed protestors on saturday. >> and i'm so sorry that you have been put in this position by any of us who work here in this building. >> reporter: and in illinois, the state comptroller says everything is at risk. >> it just makes you think that the whole system is a joke. >> reporter: in new jersey, trust in government is something money can't buy. tony dokoupil, cbs news liberty park state park. >> quijano: the manhunt is over in pennsylvania. a suspect in last week's deadly road rage incident turned himself in to police. demarco morgan has the story. >> reporter: police have charged 28-year-old david desper, of trainer, pennsylvania, with 1st and 3rd degree murder charges. >> this is a story of a savage and senseless murder. >> reporter: chester county district attorney tom hogan said, desper shot 18-year-old bianca roberson in the left side of her head, killing her instantly. witnesses say the two were jockeying for position in a lane on route 100 shortly before roberson's car careened off the

sara sidner. thank you. >>> a stunning loss in the music world.he lead singer of the band linkin' park has died. ♪ i had to fall to lose it all but in tend it doesn't even matter ♪ >> 41-year-old chester bennington was found dead. authorities are treating the case as a possible suicide. bennington had been open about troubles in his life, including drug addiction. linkin' park's latest all bum was released in may. >>> the officer who shot and killed justine ruszczyk was -- >> on our squad cars you'll find the words, to protect with courage and serve with compassion. this did not happen. >> pinning blame solely on mohamed noor, the police chief said the death came from aks of one individual. officers' body cameras should have been on. last night, mourners gathered in the alley where ruszczyk was shot and killed. they called for justice for her relatives. they are stunned by the killing and have hired an attorney. >>> a group of florida teens who taunted and filmed a man as he drowned will not face criminal charges, according to police. in a video m

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live in doylestown sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. we have been watching this story of course. thank you. for five days now from solebury township bucks county and what is the deaths of jimmy patrick, mark sturgis and thomas meo and those are the names of the four victims and we want to express our sympathies to their families. >> we want to go back to the weather sporty a tornado warning in parts of our area. what is the latest? >> the tornado warning continues and that tornado warning for berks county just to the south of reading until 6:15 south of boyertown and royersford the path of the possible storm with rotation with it. until 6:15. they just cut it back a lit. they took it way from north of reading but continues into boyertown and pottstown as well as royersford is passing through three counties. torn safety if you are just joining us if are you in a home get to the lowest level of that home. basement first floor. if just a first floor find an intour you're hallway away from the windows or office building or condominium gets

sara did the briefing today off camera.d she only essentially had that statement that brief statement from the president on his son about all of this. however, we should point out there were a couple other follow-up questions during the briefing. by and large she tried to deflect the questions saying you have to talk to donald trump jr.'s attorney about all of this. she did say in response to one question about well, you know, there are people up on capitol hill talking about perjury and even using the word treason. sara huckabee sanders said the use of those words would be "ridiculous." we should point out for the third straight day tomorrow, the president will not have any public events on his schedule. that was the case today. he was behind closed doors, did not talk in front of cameras today. that was the case yesterday. that's going to be the case also tomorrow. the only time we'll see the president tomorrow is when he gets on marine one to start heading over to paris for his trip over to france at the end of this week

you saw sara huckabee sanders. and the fact that they would say to you, well, you know, he's taking over, really doing two jobs, so he can't do them both. there weren't very many people who really bought that explanation. >> no one bought it. >> reporter: nobody bought that explanation. and i do think also you had a situation where -- and i think, again, i think it was michael who brought this up. people were stunned. and when i say people, i mean not just people within the press shop, but people within the press, who have obviously sparred heartily with sean spicer who would say to you privately they felt terrible for him. a devout catholic. when they met the pope, he was deliberately left out of the group of people that got to meet pope francis. so there were all these signals along the way. i also think it's worth noting, the discomfort that i think is going to follow this. because for reince priebus and sean spicer and anybody over the course of the last many years, and i worked with both of them over the cours

alongside president duda who, sara, clearly is a partner, ally of the president.at person once the president travels on to the g-20? who is that person that shares his interest, his goals, and that ally? >> reporter: that's a great question. theoretically as the president heads to germany this evening, heading to the g-20, he should be surrounded by a number of u.s. allies. the way president trump has sort of conducted diplomacy has left some people on edge. and i think we saw that after his last overseas trip. we've seen that in terms of him pulling out of the paris climate agreement. we've seen that in terms of sort of the level of shade that german chancellor merkel has been throwing in trump's direction. now, she has her own reasons to do that for her own political race in germany. but there's no question that the way president trump is approaching his role and america's role has left allies on edge. it will be interesting to see not just in his comment later today in poland but as he goes ahead to the g-20 how he talks about the al lineses. how -- alignses. h

sara murray live at the white house. and jared kushner is up on capitol hill this hour answering questions from the senate intelligence committee. staff members, that's hours, this questions hours after the president's son-in-law and senior adviser released a lengthy statement defending interactions with russians during the campaign and presidential transition. kushner disclosed all russia contacts explains them all as innocent and said i did not collude nor know of anyone else in the campaign who colluded with any foreign government. cnn manu raju on capitol hill. we are told we can expect a public statement from jared kushner when done with this session? >> reporter: yes, that's right. in fact, he's expected to leave his meeting momentarily, what we're waiting for him here standing in a, a crowded room of reporters. he'll walk down this hallway. there are microphones set up here in case he wants to make a public statement. we are not expecting him to do that here but we do expect him to say something publicly at the wh

let's go to our white house correspondent sara murray. sara, fill us in on all the palace intrigue as it's being called? the bas blood clearly developing between scaramucci and priebus? >> reporter: right, wolf. we predicted it might be a rocky relationship soon as scaramucci came in for the job. we've seen so mum ch in-fightin playing out today is unusually public. listen to what scaramucci said to have today about his relationship with reince priebus. >> if you want to talk about the chief of staff, we have had odds, we have had differences. whenny a said we were brothers from the podium, that's because we're rough. some brothers are like cain and abel. other brothers can fight with each other and get along. i don't know if this is repairable or not. that's up to the president, but he's the chief of staff. he's responsible for understanding and uncovering and helping do that inside the white house, which is why i put that tweet out last night. >> reporter: not exactly complementary words from scaramucci. he also went on to say if reince

i'm sara eisen here with dom chu.r our must-read stories my pick is in the "the financial times" titled an eu japan pact shows how free trade strides on. a closer look at discussions which could culminate this week between europe and japan to ink a free trade deal. the fta will stand as a powerful rejection of donald trump's protectionist posture, just as the u.s. president arrives in germany for the summit it will also highlight the challenges facing britain, a hard brexit would leave uk companies in some seshgts worse on trade terms with their neighbor europe than japanese competitors halfway around the world it's the more protectionist stances of brexit and trump, they're saying it's thriving, it's moving on if they can get this deal done, it will make a strong statement. >>> and you have germany and china, two big trading partners independent of each over and the u.s. trying to get together and talk about their trade deals there's a lot of stuff happening on the sidelines not just the forefront of the g20. >> it's

sara murray is at the white house. a new chief of staff will be in place. what does that really mean for the president? >> reporter: that's what we're waiting to see. many of the president's allies are hoping that this retired four-star general john kelly will be able to come in and create a fresh start, kickstart the president's agenda, but also calm down some of the chaos and backfighting we've seen in the west wing. his first official day is today, as you said. in just about 30 minutes there will be a swearing in ceremony for john kelly in the oval office. after that, they move on to a cabinet meeting. this will be a fascinating new set of dynamics. we are expecting attorney general jeff sessions to be there in the room along with president donald trump. to the best of our knowledge this is the first time they will be in the room together, having any kind of interaction together since the president made disparaging comments about his attorney general in the "new york times," saying he was disappointing with him, say

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cnn's sara murray is live at the white house with the latest. was vocal about his disappointment on health care earlier today. what are you hearing from the white house tonight? >> reporter: that's right, it was a defeat that took the white house by surprise. there were certainly staffers in the white house were feeling dejected by it and president trump was pretty forthcoming about the fact that this is not the outcome that he was looking for. here's what he said today. >> i don't think -- no, i'm certainly disappointed for seven years i've been hearing repeal and replace from congress, and i've been hearing it loud and strong. and then when we finally get a chance to repeal and replace, they don't take advantage of it. so, that's disappointing. so, i'm very -- i would say i'm disappointed in what took place. it will go on and we'll win. >> reporter: now, on top of things he's disappointed, it's worth noting, president trump also said this is not on me in terms of the failure of this health care bill. we're just going to stand by and let obamac

sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> all right sara we know that the da is hoping to ask for a very high bond during this arraignment today. thank you. we'll alert you to new developments in this story through the 6 abc app. right now you can find all the details about this case and raw video from the action cam and from chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> a man that murdered a woman in philadelphia by stabbing her and hitting her way hammer is still on the loose today. it began at a home on the 5500 block of hill creek drive in crescentville. the victim is a 57-year-old woman her name is not released yet. coming up hear from a neighbor that tried to help and came face-to-face with the killer. >> a man is expected to be okay after he was rescued from a work site in newcastle. he was working on a platform 80 feet above the ground and suffered a back issue that prevented him from getting down on his own. the threat of possible storms made his rescue more urgent. rescue workers climbed up and secured him to a stretcher and they lowered him u

back to you. >> sara murray in hamburg, thank you so much.ontradictions keep rolling in over what exactly was said between president trump and president putin. united nations

sara, let me start with you.our initial reaction to the president's announcement today on twitter, and the decision he apparently made without giving much of a heads up to the pentagon. >> sure. thanks for having me. it was shocking. but this has been since day one of this administration. systematically, he has been erasing us, lgbtq americans, from the fabric of america. it started on day one when he erased us from the websites. then he moved to the 2020 census and deleted us from the census. then he went to the older american survey and deleted questions about lgbtq people from that. and now today he announces that he wants to create a witch hunt and a purge of 15,000 transgender americans who simply want to serve their country. >> chase, the president's decision, we should note, it did have the support of some lawmakers. this is what alabama republican bradley byrne, sits on the house armed services committee. this is what he told our hallie jackson a few hours ago. >> the president's commander-in-chief of the

sara murray is getting additional information. what are you learning, sara? >> reporter: there are some people close to the president who are weighing in on this pick. there are a lot of people who thought reince priebus was a very good fit to this job when trump first came to the white house. they felt he needed a political hand on his side, somebody who knew washington. even those people have begun to sour on priebus in the last several weeks and thinking someone else needed to be in that job. now they think perhaps the john kelly pick is one he really needs right now. they feel like someone like kelly could impose a little more order, and they hope they'll have more respect to a general who has a more defined sense of protocol. i'm not sure if we have this sound, but president trump did lavish praise earlier today on kelly when he was in new york. maybe we can play just a part of that for you guys right now. >> i want to congratulate john kelly who has done an incredible job of secretary of homeland security. incredible. one of our real stars. truly one of

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. in in the news this new more revealing testimony in the death of a fraternity pledge at penn state. >>> and a crash that killed everyone on board. now the latest developments from bucks county where a massive search continues for four missing young men. within the last hour the district attorney named 20-year-old cosmo dinardo as a pesh of interest in the case. right now a field owned by his family is salisbury township is scoured by dozens of officers for any evidence. katherine scott joins us live by the location of the search with the very latest. >> reporter: the buck county district attorney reiterated it's an all hands on situation and asking for help from the public. this is chopper 6 hd live over the scene, the main search site right down the street from us here on route 202 in salisbury township. that is where crews are scouring the property looking for any shred of evidence that will help to find these four men. police came again today for another day of searching and invest