he claims saul walked into his unlocked apartment wednesday afternoon uninvited. he was at work and had a friend staying with him had. he says that friend h an unexpected run-in with saul. >> walking out of the bathroom and hearing something she turned around and stephanie wasan stding right where you are standing, right where you're standing. >> reporter: the "new yo times" says that's not what happened. in an e-mailed response they tell me, quote, miss saul went nto address for landrum associates in woodbridge and was told that heas not present after knocking and left a note call. him to at no time it she enter the premises. the note behind references corey as in corey stewart. brian believes he wanted to ask about workn the republican's campaign. >> come after me aggressivelyo to some extent i'm not surprised. >> reporter: saul interviewed him in his home earlier this week and believes she's working on a profile on him. we wondered is this just anothet effo spread the fake news rhetoric? >> i don't hold this again all journalists. i hold it against certainly th

separate from the legal issues, scott and saul raised great points. but the pr, donald trump himself is pulling the lever and kimberly is right about that. up next, raymond arroyo will be here to explain how trump's visit with the queen went really well today. and why the media is so obsessed about this protest balloon which i think is cute. the british edition of the friday follies next. >> laura: i think we realize it's friday the 13th and time for a british edition of the friday follies. queen elizabeth welcomed president trump and melania to windsor castle today. for more we are joined by fox news contributor raymond arroyo. this was awesome. how do you think it went? >> first of all, we're dealing way woman on the throne since 1952 and met 13 american presidents from truman before she was on the throne and then eisenhower in '57 and after that she met with everybody from ford to carter. >> laura: truman. >> believe it or not, president carter kissed her on the lips, proclaiming that no one's done that since my husband died. today went swimmingly.

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rebecca davis o' bryan and saul weisenberg. he was chosen by ken star to conduct the grand jury questioning of president bill clinton. a big group tonight but a lot to talk about. welcome to you all. tell us even though it has to do with tonight's late development, we'll get to your piece of this story in a bit. why would be so important for the president, if it turns out to be true, to have had advance knowledge about the trump tower meeting beyond the fact it would mean his answer to your question was false. >> a basic level he made false statements to the public about this but that wouldn't be that different than many other things that have gone on during his presidency or candidacy. the difference would be on a legal area. if mueller believes that the meeting was conspireing with the russians there's a legal problem with it, it brings the president into that area. it brings his knowledge and this role into more scrutiny. if mueller really doesn't like that meeting and wants to do something about it, it's more problematic. >

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man and woman collapsed from exposure to a nerve agent in southern england a couple fell close to saul's barre were former russian spy and his daughter were targeted with that same substance the former leader of the dems take all that carried out a sarin gas attack in japan in one thousand nine hundred five has been executed has who met some ota is the first of thirteen people to be hanged for the tokyo subway attack thirteen people were killed more than six thousand injured. a guatemalan mother is back with her eight year old daughter in boston after they were separated at the u.s. border with mexico two months ago immigration officials are using d.n.a. tests to reunite more than three thousand children with their parents by tuesday following a court order oh it's a promise his who drove his car into a crowd of protesters in the u.s. has pleaded documented to federal hate crime charges james alex fields jr is facing thirty counts including killing a thirty two year old woman she was among demonstrators opposing the far right rally in charlottesville virginia last august rough seas have

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there's seats that could swing because of saul but he's gotto do something to appeal to thehard-core democrats to get this through. i would say something about the bird income tax credit for working poor . heather: and capital gains taxes as well . griff: reporter: secretary mnuchin is talking about indexing those. i don't know that i agree with that but he would prefer congress to do it. i agree with that. the capital gains tax, you pay taxes on inflation. you hold stocks for 10years, you're not only paying for the games that are real but you are paying for inflation and that's wrong . heather: you bring up a good point because president trump's detractors have said this is not sustainable moving forward so it's good you have a couple ideas as to how it can besustained . reporter: i think it can be sustained by changing the art on investment spending. we've been under investing in technology. we invent technology and it gets applied in china where it grows at six percent a year. by lowering the tax rate you bring the capital gains down where it is in other developing countries. it's

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saul wisenberg worked with kavanaugh for two years on that investigation. joining me. saul, he was 33 years old when he became a lead author of the starr report. i want to read part of it to you and to our viewers. here's what he said. the president has a manifest duty to ensure that his conduct at all times complies with the law of the land. in sum, perjury and acts that obstruct justice by any citizen, whether in a criminal case, a grand jury investigation, or civil discovery are profoundly serious matters. when such acts are committed by the president of the united states, we believe those acts may constitute grounds for an impeachment. very tough words for the responsibility and role of the president, which i can get to in a second. what was your experience with him in those days on this issue? >> i don't know what you mean by he changed now. he would absolutely agree with that statement today. who could disagree with that, that a president committing perjury and obstruction of justice, that it may be grounds for impeachment. i think it was right then a

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let's go to saul eisenberg. the left wants the republicans to go into this fight without offering any defense of this judicial nominee. they have made this about legislating from the bench because that's what they want the court to do. they want the court to legislate new rights into the constitution that the framers never intended. richard blumenthal, i want to share some and with either the he said today. i could not believe that i was hearing. the snarly way he said it. >> judge kavanaugh, you don't belong in this building as a justice. my colleagues should be a "no" on this nominee unless judge kavanaugh specifically commits that he will recuse himself on any issues that involve president trump's personal finance old feelings or the special counsel. >> laura: okay, sol. explain that one for us. >> there's absolutely no basis for it. there is no basis in ethics or history for the concept that you can't rule on a case involving a president if you happen to have appointed you. rehnquist, if you recall, recuse h

saul weisenberg was the top deputy to ken starr and joins our panel. geoff bennett, amy walter and dan balz. okay, saul, i want to start with you because i'm trying to understand to see if you have an idea of what you think michael cohen's strategy is this week and what -- in trying to get the very public attention of the special prosecutor? >> i really don't know what his strategy is. i think it's just as likely that he's still trying to get a pardon as it is that he's trying to get the southern district or mueller interested. i mean the southern district -- typically what happens in a case like this, when the u.s. attorney's office is investigating a case, when they feel that they know enough, they call up the defense attorney and say come on in and we'll tell you what we've got and you can tell us what your guy can offer us. my understanding is that southern district has not been ready to talk to mr. cohen yet, so it's -- as other people have pointed out, it's very weird if you want your guy to be a government witness, it's very weird to be going ou

banter rounded off it's worth making a trip to the islands south coast lima saul it's the second largest city on cyprus after the capital because. the port city lies nestled in the bay of opportunity and is a center for tourism entrain. it started as a small fishing village and its own port still recalls that history. the numerous restaurants and cafes that open along here serve traditional dishes the fish and grilled meat. they put these are one part that one is another part to but also one very important. for a. restaurant and for cyprus was when it's. the hospitality. in the evening it's still warm on the sea front in lima song and visitors can look forward to yet another sunny day on cyprus. and you old ians can look forward to a few more island guest ways in the next few days now we have a question for you we'd like to know what would you take with you to a desert island send us a picture by uploading it on our website and one lucky winner will win an exclusive euro max wristwatch now our next report features a man who wouldn't have to think twice about what his luxury cost way ours

it's not just sites in amesbury that have been cordoned off but also by geographical coincidence in saul spree as well here at the queen elizabeth gardens not too far away from where the script pals were found when they were poisoned earlier this year. souls free came under intense scrutiny when the screw piles fell victim to poisoning by the nerve agent nabil chalk the british government pointed the finger to russia and a diplomatic rift ensued samples from the victims were taken to the nearby defense research facility at porton down where scientists were able to pinpoint exactly what caused the couple to full so ill the u.k.'s national health body has said that there is no risk to the public but counterterrorism police have now taken over the investigation once again this quiet corner of england is plunged into the center of one of the most serious cases of poisoning in recent times sonia agel al-jazeera. iran's revolutionary guard says they're ready to carry out president hassan rouhani says threat to disrupt oil exports from the gulf bronnie said the measures could be taken if u.s. s

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berlin the british police reportedly identify suspects in the march poison attack in the city of saul's very sad case people and his dog say you're all poisoned with a no agent no the chalk news agency report says investigators have pinpointed suspects but the government has played down the story we'll get the latest from london also coming up an. hour of lawmakers in israel protest against a controversial new law is explicitly defines israel as.

and trunk saul -- trump saw all this on tv. we know he likes looks good on tv.e seems to be a process to with optics. this is actually not the first time that he backed down. it was the case when his administration implemented its policy of separating migrant kids from their parents at the u.s. mexican border. and after harsh criticism from within the republican party on this, the president changed this policy. phil: let's hear from more from his statement that was issued. here he is on claims of russian interference in the 201616 electition. >> it should have been obvious, i thought it was obvious, but ii would like to clarify just in case it wasn't. in a key sentence in my remarks, i said the word would instead of wouldn't. the sentence should have been, i do not see any reason why it wouldn't be the russians. just to repeat it, i said the word would instead of wouldn't, and the sentence should have been, i thought i maybe has been unclear on the transcripipt or n the actual video, the sentence should have been, i don't see any reason why it wouldn't be russia

i saw this white girl with curly hair that was smart and love lorn and wanted to be with ben, that saulou are now writing and i think do you feel that gravity of putting people on screan, that identify people out there who maybe have never seen themselves on screen in anyway, shape or form. >> the fact that we have love stories on our show, we are not just merely points of trauma because so often transbodsees are usually dead in an active bodsee. so here we have five women who have different dreams, who have love who want desire who want to be desired, who are funny, who are villains who are all of these different things so in that way when you center these people on the show, you show people that number one it's not scary. that they are not horrible people, that they are not freak shows but instead they are rum human, and tv being such an intimate platform, you know, this people invite you into their home every night. >> right. >> they get to know you and love you and are invested. i hope it doesn't only educate and inspire and entertain but also moves people to care and hopefully do s

can you can you offer that sort of reassurance absolutely worrying times for the people living in saul's research in the peter sharper with the latest from seoul's we thank you. germany's chancellor and hungary's prime minister have held talks to discuss plans to control migration in the e.u. viktor or by that signaled his willingness to strike a deal with angela merkel which would limit the number of asylum seekers arriving in europe on monday merkel reached a compromise agreement with her conservative coalition partners to set up migrant transit centers on germany's border with austria you know the german interior minister horse to see how far has held similar to similar talks with the austrian chancellor sebastian cortes see how far it clashed with angela merkel over her approach to immigration but agreed to deal with her at the weekend interior minister is in vienna to sell that deal to courts who has taken a hard anti immigration line since his election victory. let's go to france now where the prime minister has called for calm after a second night of violence in the western city o

an extra one million barrels a day at an opec meeting last month trump tweeted just spoke to king saul mart of side arabia and explained to him that because of the turmoil and dysfunction in iran and venezuela i am asking him that saudi arabia increase oil production maybe up to two million barrels to make up the difference price is too high he has agreed but saudi arabia made no mention of the numbers in a statement about the phone call which reads the u.s. president trump and kingsville monstrous dollar for its must be made to maintain stability of the global oil market around the world economies growth both leaders emphasize that endeavors made by producer countries to meet any possible shortage of supply must be endorsed babbitt shared couey is a professor of conflict resolution at george mason university he says the move has the potential to cause opec to implode as a trade organization. well so far we have two sides to the same conflict within opec we have the saudis and the russians who happen to be the top order exporters so they have a lot of clout in the decision making of th

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saul's to be costing a lot of money i take it takes them a lot of time to get from game to game in qatar which will be a very small compacts world cup with stadiums no more than a few kilometers apart fans can go to a couple of games a day and that's something that i think will completely change the atmosphere around the world cup compared to what we've seen in russia. and so looking ahead then to sunday lots of anticipation an expectation in the air there moscow for the for the big final. absolutely yeah i think france are the favorites they have to be so much talk about their exciting forward line led by killing them but maybe this is a team built on a very strong defensive call he's going to racing goals been fantastic for running a central defensive rock goal i can see in the holding midfield role he allows all the forward players to go off and do what they need to do and it's a team looking to move on from that from the huge psychological scars of losing in the final of the euros years ago where the players admitted they went into that final against portugal a little bit of a confid

a man and woman are in critical condition after being found in amesbury thirteen kilometers from saul's we that's where the english town where surrogate and u.b.s. clipart were attacked with a nerve agent in march the latest case has been declared a major incident but there is not believed to be a wider risk. well you know. some of the life laureate will.

saul said he became cold or hostile after his advances were reject andrea their careers suffered facilitatorhe article goes on to say a current and former employees of cbs told me such behavior extended from moonves to important parts of the corporation including cbs news and 60 minutes one of the network's most esteemed programs. now the statement quoted in the article, les moonves says quote throughout my time at cbs we promoted a kurmt of respect and opportunity for all employees and consistently found success elevating women to top executive positions cross our company. i recognize there were times decades aig when he may have some women kpuvl by making vanlss those were being mistakes and i regret them immensely but i always understood and abided by the i mean that no means no and never used my position to harm or hinder anyone's career. this is time when we all are appropriately focused on how to help improve society we at cbs are committed to part of the solution according to cbs there have been no misconduct claims and no settlements against moonves in his 24 years at the network. ea

peter saul, bbc news.id javid has visited the wiltshire town of amesbury, a week after two people fell critically ill after coming into contact with novichok. he met emergency workers and local residents and has reassured people that the risk to the wider public is low. i want to say to anyone that is listening now, this is a beautiful part of the country to visit, so if you want a good day out why not come down and show your support and at the same time as having fun with your family. it is a lovely part of the country to visit. also, i want to take the opportunity to say to everyone, but especially local people, that the risk to the public remains very low, that is the clear advice of public health england, it is the clear advice of sally davies, the chief medical officer. and finally of course for all of us i think our thoughts are with the man and the woman that are impacted by this latest incident who are still in hospital, still in critical condition, and we are thinking of them and of course their f

woman collapsed from exposure to a nerve agent and said their name glenn a couple fellow close to saul's barry were a former russian spy and his daughter were targeted with that same substance rough seas have delayed the search for at least forty nine people missing after a tourist boat overturned off thailand's southern coast the governor says forty eight people were rescued before weather conditions forced the search to be suspended if it was carrying chinese tourists as well as a thai crew at least twenty four people including emergency workers have been killed in a series of fireworks explosions near mexico city the agency red cross says firefighters police and paramedics are among the dead happen in the town of told to pack which is known as mexico's fireworks capital. a guatemalan mother is back with her eight year old daughter in boston after they were separated at the u.s. border with mexico two months ago integration officials are using d.n.a. tests to reunite more than three thousand children with their parents by july tenth following a court order to do so. those are the headl

my father was the novellest saul bellow -- novelist saul bellow, a person who influenced me in innumerable ways. initially by forming a certain kind of literary sensibility and a literary way of looking at the world which is not the same as a political way of look at the world. but also because he, in his role as a writer, he felt that it was incumbent upon him to engage in a high-level conversation with other writers of his stature and with public figures throughout the western world about the future of western culture and its fundamental values. because as an artist in a democratic society, he was -- like other artists -- very concerned, fundamentally concerned with the conditions of freedom which made it possible for him to be a writer. -also, although it's not very well known p an editor as well as a writer, and he published a couple of magazines, small magazines in his career, "the noble savage" which he published in the '60s which i'm very proud of actually. and then a small publication called "the republic of letters" which he published when he was a professor at boston university.

left to put forth a talking point and accuse other people of what they are doing, which is one of sauls. judge jeanine: it's the left trying to stifle conservatives. i think we have chelsea handler tweet. it says trump and putin are going to meet july 16 in finland which means trump has two weeks to get in shape to fit into his wedding dress. what is that about? >> she is a median, right? that is so funny i forgot to laugh. the left has killed comedy in america. it's not that the left is afraid donald trump will fail, they are terrified he actually might succeed. because he's going to bed the most of successful president in our lifetime if not the most of successful in american history. if that happens, all these horrible jokes, the kathy griffin stunt tactics, they will have nothing to stand on because despite all that opposition and mockery and false prophecy, they will have turned this country from the abyss back to prosperity. they are not afraid he's going to fail. they are afraid he's going to succeed. judge jeanine: i see this stuff play out. i can't believe that the left is sup

my name is elizabeth saul and i work at steve bell or . the bear cough hitler's alpine refuge near best to scott and this is where and off hitler like to retire from the public with a woman by his side if a brown was hitler's lover he kept their relationship a secret from the german people private film recording show in front of her sister and architect albert chairs wife picking flowers to this day she's considered a nonpolitical naive excessively to the mass murderer. but really who was this blonde who has been called satan's bride. you fuck all involve your mood. if a brown was a young. quite attractive woman thus. the aca she was very much into sports on t.v. or qt on photographs she appeared to be very vivacious and lively and for him. during the more than thirteen years of their relationship this young woman from a lower middle class family turned into the uncompromising companion of the dictator into. office at some foolish behind this often fake facade there was a very determined woman who tried to achieve her aims with an incredib

helped a little boy make his dream come true by making him become a firefighter for a day. 9-year-old saule from leukemia treatment, an amazing thing, one of the firefighters who helped make this happen, battle the same illicit the same age, and he can too. grateful story, full circle story. rob: jerry jones has a message for his team. >> our policy is you stand at the end. >> the and some controversy turning things around. it is time to stand up to the pc culture. rob: let's check in with brian kill lead live outside on this hot summer morning and we have some music. >> reporter: was he looking to toss to me? a little reluctant. rob: i did not want to. >> it is obvious. i cut through it, that is my journalistic instinct. they opened up with the beatles but will be featured for us. and the crane camera today. good job, you will be working for 3 hours. are you right? also jim jordan wants to be the next speaker of the house. he is also part of the mission to impeach rod rosenstein, we will talk about where that is and 66% of americans republicans have not done a good job as majority leaders

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have to find out who was involved with the conspiracy of the russians, a basic crime here, you just saul the president against our own intelligence in order to cover up a platto subvert. we can't trust the president to keep the safe guards of the counselingry, a domcratic congress, maybe aiding and abetting in an on-going obstruction of justice. before we are hearing from you. insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ >> the attorney for stormy daniels, you made this prediction, how did you know it then there was a tape. what does it mean today? >> there is not just one tape, there is multiple tapes, and you know, i think ultimately, when all the tapes come out, it will be problematic for michael cohen and the president. we are calling for the release now. i agree, this clearly came from michael cohen's camp, the last flare gun if you will in a long list of flare guns, shots at aimed at getting donald trump's attention, telling him the sh

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and burt lancaster, sculptors louise nelson, dancer josÉ limon, writers ralph ellison, john chivers, saulbellow and studs terkel. so let me tell you a little about each of the four arts programs. i'll start with the federal music project. here's a factoid. in the united states in 1935 there were 11 recognized symphony orchestras. the wpa added 34 more. it also created work for thousands of other kinds of musicians from cowboy ballad airs the gospel singers, to jazz band. here's the best part. the project director told his workers they should never turn down an invitation to perform. so you could hear wpa musicians play just about anywhere. in parks and playgrounds, parades, schools, hospitals, orphanages, prisons come skating rinks, , baseball parks, even train stations. this was happening at a a time when a lot of people thought that the rise of radio and records and movies meant the death of life performance, but the response to the federal music program made it clear that americans would turn out in droves for live music if it was easy to get to an easy to pay for. now i i want to tell

not again, possibly, after it's gone on in sauls bring the last three or four months. >> reporter: the couple is under police guard at the hospital where the skripals recovered. russia was blamed by the uk and others for the attack. russia denies it. samples from this latest incident have been taken to the military testing facility at nearby pour ton down. in the meantime, several of the sites they visited before they got sick have been cordoned off. no other members of the public got sick. public health england said there is no significant risk to the wider public. but they will keep evaluating the situation. the response right now involves a multi-agency investigation including the counter terrorist police. police do say they are keeping an open mind about the investigation. in milan, amy kellogg, fox news. >>> police using facial recognition to track down criminals. >> they will just click on face capture, um, and then what they do is they line up the person's face. >> a look at the technology and what police are saying about privacy concerns. >> there was a little controversy today

saul, it's so great to have you on. >> thanks. >> you know brett cav an awe.t was it like to work with him. >> he was quite young then, in his early 30s and recognized back then as a brill want and hardworking thinker, he was another staff member, and he was very well regarded. quiet, hardworking, great sense of humor, he laughed at all of my jokes. that's how i define having a sense of humor. he was a delight to work with, he was. >> you were both invest gating a sitting president. how did kavanaugh -- >> i think he's always viewed presidential power as something that's very important. he's a separate of powers man. and he believes that each branch is supreme in its own sphere. i think what's changed and what he has said has changed is his ideas about whether or not the president should be subject to civil lawsuits or criminal investigations while he or she is the president. >> let me read the quite from you then. this is about his 2009 comments. >> the indictment and trial of a sitting president would cripple the federal government, rendering it unable to fu

. >> we grew up together and i saul him dock this wonderful community work.familiar of cnn heroes, i'm a fan of the show, and as i was volunteering here, wait a minute, a perfect match. i'm so proud of my friend to see him excel and show the world what he does. so surreal, so exciting, so rewarding. >> don't you just love her? to nominate someone you think should be a c hero, go to cnnheroes.com, and nominations close tuesday night. >>> we'll see you back here at 8:00 p.m. eastern. "smerconish" starts right now. ♪ >> i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. was it retribution or self-defense? today a funeral for an african-american florida man shot and killed by a white man outside a convenience store. all captured on video. but the local sheriff decided

fred vine, they discovered there's new crusts being created in the middle of the organization what we saul sea floor spreading, where big -- magma others oozes out of crackes in floor and moves apart but a two inches a year. the issue is what happens to -- that was accepted. the issue became what happens to that stuff when it reaches the continent, say. the fixists or the stablists, thought, well, maybe one explanation is the entire globe is actually getting slightly bigger and that would be really hard to measure because if the crust is only growing two inches of year, it's going to be hard to measure the size of the earth to that degree of certainty. but the other side, which was gaining more and more force, the argument getting much more creed dense, were the mobilists who thought, yeah, this crust is created in the middle. oozes out, spreads out, the sea floor spreads. the continental margins it goes underneath, remelts essentially and finds its way back to the ridge it's almost like what they call a conveyor belt. in fact that's how they referred to it. so, that would -- because it's

. >> reporter: brian is revving to "new york times" reporter stephanie saul who walked in uninvited. an interest in speaking wie until she decided to break into my apartment. >> reporter: bsan says h done campaign support work for republicans, including virginia sena candidate cory stewart. brian says the reporter left this note asking to speak with him about corey. >> she's been covering me, done a number of rvinws. i know they were trying to prepare some big sort of profile piece on me. >> reporter: stewart met with the same "times" reporter in his own home earlier this week. >> they have been coming after me very aggressively and i'm not very surprised by this. >> rorter: tonight the "new york times" offering a very different version of how this played out telling me by e-mail, quote, miss saulent for an address in woodbridge looking for mr. landrum. she was told by a woman w he not present and left the note for the woman asking him to call. at no time did she enter the premises. prince willial county police are saying they are aware of the incident but so far have not pressed any

brian saul sul van ullivan is oy president trump is about to kick off a face-to-face meeting with russianent vladimir putin. first, let's get to landon dowdy with a check on this morning's top headlines. landon >> seema, among the stories leading cnbc.com, deutsche bank better than preliminary q2 results. they're expecting second quarters revenues at $7.7 billion. that tops $7.4 billion shares are moving higher in german trade this morning. china posting the second quarter gdp. growth at 6.7% meeting expectations this is slightly lower than the 6.8% in the first quarter. the big day is here. amazon prime day the highly anticipated shopping day officially kicking off this afternoon at 3:00 eastern time it will continue until tomorrow night. making it the longest and most globally accessible prime day so far. contessa, no shopping during the commercial break. >> others will try to give amazon a run for its money. >> exactly >>> landon, thank you. >>> president trump about to kick off a face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. it is loaded with speculation, anticipation we

the math saul a little bit fuzzy but that is the latest figure. we are told that of those 101, 46 children have been matched to parents currently in ice detention. that is no problem. we can reunite them. but 19 parents have been deported and 19 parents have been released to this country, so that is going to be hard to do. what the judge has said is by 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, 5:00 p.m. saturday pacific time, he wants a list of those 101 kids. he wants a status report. are they going to be reunited with their parents? if not, why not? then they'll take it from there and have another hearing on monday morning. there was another deadline today, which was for all kids and parents to speak to each other on the phone. apparently those adults, parents in custody have all spoken to their kids. there is another deadline which is july 26 when all kids over five have to be reunited with their parents. today in court they barely even discussed that. they're trying to deal with what they call these tender age kids, these kids under five. that, jim, is what they're

. >> and police believe lazo may have sexually sauled more victims. they ask survivors or witnesses to come forward. lazo is being held on $4 million bail. in the newsroom, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> uber is now running continuous background checks on its drivers. the company announced yesterday it's been using a new service that tracks the criminal records of drivers in real time. 25 people have been banned from driving since it began last month and the move comes after a cnn investigation found 103 uber drivers have been accused of sexually assaulting or abusing passengers. >>> new developments with the wildfire in napa and yolo counties. the county fire is now 97% contained and barring the unforeseen they expect to have full containment material. the massive wildfire started two weeks ago and has scorched more than 90,000 acres and it has destroyed 20 structures. investigators say it was started by an improperly installed electric fence for livestock. >>> it was an emotional evening in the east bay. hundreds came together last night to rememb