. >> the match was between a team from slovenia and one from nick's home. >> scotland. aberdeen in the red, eventually they get possession of the ball. a player kicking the ball back to the goalie. he swings and misses and the ball rolls into the net. called an own goal of historic slovenia team moving on and my boys from scotland were eliminated. >>> moving on this might be the desk you've been dreaming about soon. it might actually become a reality. >> for most of your workday it will look like this, just a simple white structure, plenty of room for working. >> but if you need that midday nap, the desk transforms into a bed. no reason to pull a george costanza and sleep under your desk. you can sleep in your desk. >> at this point sadly it's just a prototype but it great idea for us and the rest of the world. >> totally agree. >>> this next story takes the cake or actually the pie. >> because an indiana woman sent pizzas to the marion county sheriff's department to thank them for, quote, making an unpleasant experience manageable. >> a very lovely gesture especially w

we head to her home country of slovenia to find out.s it turns out, her beginnings were pretty humble. she grew up here, in the town of sevnica, some 100 kilometers east of the capital ljubljana. it has a population of 8,000 and features soviet-era architecture. for 18 years, melania knaus, as she was known then, called it home. this was her elementary school. it got its name from the world war ii resistance fighter savo kladnik. her former classmate diana kosar is still in touch with melania. she says not much has changed. diana kosar: whenever i see her on tv today, i think she's just like she was before. she's still guarded -- not quite comfortable being the center of attention. reporter: diana shows us photos of melania as a 4-year-old. apparently, even back then, she dresses. this is the man who took the first photographs of melania as a model in 1987. almost three decades have passed between then and now. stane jerko: she's a different woman. more american, more beautiful. reporter: melania grew rich from modelling. by the time sh

there have been babies born with microcephaly in slovenia that is a travel-related case. there was some suspicion that it was necessary to be -- there might be what is called antibody enhancement which creates -- having had dengue fever before would make it more likely you would get a serious case of zika or mike row receivefully a baby. that has not been proven. it seems possible that a woman can just get zika virus and have severe damage to her baby. the jury is still out but it looks as if zika alone can cause the condition. sorry. i forgot a part of the question. >> host: it's okay, we have done. >> guest: sorry about the agricultural chemicals. nothing do with it. most of the disease struck people who live in urban areas, often in the large slums, and there was -- they live where there are no agriculture chemicals at all. did not strike farmworkers. that was an absolute redding her. >> host: one more call from elin in florida, republican line. >> caller: hello? >> host: you're on, go ahead. >> caller: hi. i just wanted to tell you first of all i'm 77 years old, i'm n

we head to her home country of slovenia to find out.out, her beginnings were pretty humble. she grew up here, in the town of sevnica, some 100 kilometers east of the capital ljubljana. it has a population of 8,000 and features soviet-era architecture. for 18 years, melania knaus, as she was known then, called it home. this was her elementary school. it got its name frfrom the world war ii resistance fighter savo kladnik. her former classmate diana kosar is still in touch with melania. she says not much has changed. diana kosar: whenever i see her on tv today, i think she's just like she was before. she's still guarded -- not quite comfortable being the center of attention. reporter: diana shows us photos of melania as a 4-year-old. apparently, even back then, she dresses. this is the man who took the first photographs of melania as a model in 1987. almost three decades have passed between then and now. stane jerko: she's a different woman. more american, more beautiful. reporter: melania grew rich from modelling. by the time she married

to understand why, listen to melania trump's own words. >> i came here on visa, i flew to slovenia everytamp it, and came back. i applied for green card, and then after few years, for citizenship. i obeyed the law, i did it the right way, i didn't just sneak in and stay here. so i think that's what people should do. >> reporter: trump insists she got her visa stamped every few months. if that's accurate, it would mean she had a type of visa, possibly a tourist visa, that needs to be updated periodically. but that type of visa does not allow working in the united states. the type of visa that does allow work is called h 1b and the man who discovered melania tells cnn he didn't responsibsponsor her until 1996, a year after the photo shoot. but there's a caveat. the photographer behind the camera at the shoot says melania was a young model waiting for a big break so she didn't get paid which mean she didn't violate any immigration laws. >> this exposure was bringing you to catalog campaign and everything. >> reporter: so melania was not paid for this photo shoot, you say? >> no, no, no. nob

>> reporter: melania trump has spoken proudly about coming to new york as a young immigrant from slovenia in 1996. she said she got a proper work visa and followed legal channels to become a citizen ten years later. there are new questions about her version of events after some who worked with mrs. trump saw whether she did some modeling work here in 1995 before gaining proper paperwork. "in recent days, there's been a lot of inaccurate reporting and misinformation concerning my immigration status in 1996. i have at all times been in full compliance with the immigration laws of this country. period. any allegation to the contrary is simply untrue. in july 2006 i proudly became a u.s. citizen. been fortunate to live, work and raise a family in this great nation, and i share my husband's love for our country." donald trump who spoke in maine this afternoon did not address this new controversy but legal immigration has been at the centerpiece of his entire campaign. andrew siff, news 4 new york. >>> new at 4:00, much-needed repairs on the way for a hoboken water main system. $5.2 million wor

his wife melania, a native of slovenia, has spoken about being an immigrant and now a proud american,saying she came to this country legally and followed all the rules. but tonight there are questions about those claims, questions raised in part by nude photos taken of her before she became mrs. trump. the story from cnn's jessica sidner. >> reporter: the photos fanned across the cover of the "new york post." the 25-year-old melania trump posing provocatively for a french magazine. but the photos that raised a few eyebrows are now raising questions about melania's immigration history. >> i came to united states, to new york, in 1996. >> reporter: 1996 is the year she stands by, telling cnn's anderson cooper and numerous other publications that's when she came to the u.s. but these photos were snapped in new york city in 1995, according to the author of her recent biography. so what difference does a year make? possibly the difference between mrs. trump breaking immigration law or not. to understand why, listen to melania trump's own words. >> i came here on visa, i flew to slovenia ev

i flew to slovenia.er visa stamped every few month. she possibly had a tourist visa, that needs to be updated periodically. but that type of visa does not allow working in the united states. the type of visa that does allow work is called h1b. man who discovered her said he didn't sponsor her for one until 1996, a year after this racy photo shoot. but there is a caveat. the photographer behind the camera at the shoot, yar, says melania was a young model waiting for a big break, so she didn't get paid, which mean she didn't violate any immigration laws. >> you are making this kind of magazine, you have exposure, and this exposure was bringing you to the next level to catalog, campaign and everything. >> so melania was not paid for the photo shoot. >> no, nobody is paying. no was paid. >> if that non-paid photo shoot was the only work she did before getting an h1b visa, she wouldn't have broken any laws. she isn't directly answering whether she was first in new york in 1995, instead of 1996, like she previ

slovenia, ware in not jackson, ohio.nd he goes around saying he wants to put america first and america workers first. and then just today we learned, once again, he's asked for visas to employ foreign workers at his country clubs because he says he can't find any american workers. shame on you, donald trump. shame on you. let's cut through all of the hype and the rhetoric and understand that we're dealing with somebody who has a history of stiffing people, making hings somewhere else besides america, and whenever possible hiring foreign workers. i don't think that adds up in any way to making american. i think it adds up to making donald trump more money. hat's what it's all about. so we're not only going to grow the economy and create more jobs for american workers. we are going to make the economy fairer. we are going to raise the minimum wage so that nobody who works full time will be in poverty. and you've heard it before but i'll say it again, the fastest way to raise incomes in america is to pay women equal pay for

makes utensils and slovenia, not jackson, ohio.ing he was to put america first and america workers first and then just today we learn that what's again, he asked for visas to employ foreign workers at his country clubs because he says he can't find any american workers. shame on you, donald trump. let's cut through all of the hype and rhetoric and understand that we are dealing with somebody who has a history of stiffing people, making things somewhere else besides america and whenever possible, hiring for the workers. i don't think that adds up in america greating again. i think it adds up to making donald trump more money. that is what it is all about. [cheers] we are not only going to grow the economy and create more to make the going economy fairer. we are going to raise the minimum wage so that nobody who works full-time will be in poverty. [cheers] have heard it before, but i will say it again, the intest way to raise incomes america is to pay women equal pay for the work we do. [cheers] this is not just a woman's issue, it i

slovenia. if you had to give a speech in sloveniaish, you might have to lift a few paragraphs in esh too, okay? [ laughter ] [ applause ] that'sllermo and guillermo is out on hollywood boulevarh d, arm a barber c, barber pole. and the electric ror. it's hot out there. >> guillermoyeah, very hot, jimmy. >> jimmy: so tonight, to cool people off, lermo' going to give free summer haircuts. okay are you a licensed bar baologrber-tt or whatever they call it? >> guillermo: not at a >> j: lawsuits. we decided to do it again. this is a person we met on the street today as a pedestrian. what is your name, sir? [ cheers and applause ] i'm rry, i couldn't hear you. what is your n >> tyler. >> jmy: where are you from? >> michigan. >> jimmy: very good. u em to a lotir. >> i my: e you proud of your hair? >> s >> jimay. are you ready to say good-bye to >> yes. >> jimmy: do yodo for a >> jimmy: oh. [ cheers and applause ] all right. so, we can test that hair afterwards, i guess, huh? >> it will nescln. jimmyso

. >> the match was between a team from slovenia and one from scotland.k's home. >> the red team gets the ball. a player kicking back to the goalie. swings and misses. the ball rolls into the net. it leads to the other team moving on in the competition and my boys from scotland were eliminated. >> they call that an owned goal. >> they call that an owned goal. >> do you think they put this story in the program because of you? >> this team is not my team. >> you're not even a soccer fan. >> i support another team, only vaguely. i'm one of the few people from europe who hate soccer, and everywhere i go people hear my accent and they say what do you think, and i say i don't care. scotland is bad at soccer. that's partly why i don't like it. rugby is my game and in the olympics. the u.s. will do well. >> when we come back, the pop icon whose credit card was declined while shopping, and we'll also get our first look at christopher nolan's world war ii thriller, "dunkirk." that's in "the skinny." >>> "world news now" continu ♪ ♪ >>> time for "the skinny," and a

greg: she went back to slovenia to get her visa stamp, she said she was required to do. if she was actually working here in 1995 as a model there are questions whether she had to go back and do that. you can read about it in politico and all the papers this morning. she is an american now. a week someone hacked into the police radio. greg: police scanners, saying creepy things about a specific copy. this happened twice now. >> according to police, a person threatening a captain from the manhattan south precinct, put a bullet in the officer's the nypd don't believe these threats are credible but they are morning officers to take extra precautions, outside their own precinct stations. greg: could this guy be the next mayor of new york city, mister massey declared he will be a candidate, filed the necessary paperwork, fuse nephews, paul massey is a real estate headed as a city. theresa: a name you know from driving around, he eventually sold the company for $105 million, he is running as a republican. greg: bloomberg spend $80,000 in the keep an eye, paul massey running as

she was born in slovenia and moved to the u.s. in the mid-1990's.ave been questions about what type of visa she had and whether or not she was permitted to work in america. "political," "the new york magazine," and others have written stories about this and how it compares to what trump has been preaching about immigration. spouses are typically not fair game. certainly the candidate's nominees insist they are not fair game. should this be an exception? mark: she tweeted a statement earlier today saying she has been in full compliance with the immigration laws of this country, period. at all times. without answering some of the factual questions. this is a tough call. she did put herself forward at the convention, but all spouses do that. i have not seen scrutiny of this kind of jill biden. bill clinton is an exception. ann romney. you haven't seen this level of -- immigration is a tough issue. i think it needs to be done in a carefully and a thoughtful way. the trunk campaign, the way on -- the trump campaign, the understand why they are annoyed, n

have appointed people in some of the smaller capitals frankly, one of the interesting things was in sloveniaroatia, they have yet to express major concerns around this issue. it extremelyng seriously. shery: that was the bloomberg european government reporter, alan crawford earlier today on bloomberg markets. vonnie: coming up, we are turning to politics in the 27 -- 2016 race. donald trump is pushing ahead despite lag in the polls. will a third-party candidate shakeup the stands question mark -- shake of the stands? vonnie: bloomberg gas light digs into how uber fell trying to dig into china. let's check in on the major averages. 500 hit an intraday record and is now down to points. the nasdaq is still higher by just more than .1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. shery: and i'm shery ahn. donald trump is counting on his speech on economics to turn around a campaign embroiled in controversy. a new poll shows trump down double-digit to hillary clinton and some members of his party are turning their backs on him. republican senator susan collins has an

slovenia. if you had to give a speech in sloveniaish, you might have to lift a few paragraphs in english too, okay? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: let's go outside for that's guillermo. and guillermo is out on hollywood boulevard, armed with a barber chair, barber pole. and the electric razor. it's hot out there. >> guillermo: yeah, very hot, jimmy. >> jimmy: so tonight, to cool people off, guillermo's going to give free summer haircuts. okay? are you a licensed barb barber-tologist or whatever they call it? >> guillermo: not at all. >> jimmy: we did this once before, and there were no lawsuits. we decided to do it again. this is a person we met on the street today as a pedestrian. what is your name, sir? [ cheers and applause ] i'm sorry, i couldn't hear you. what is your name? >> tyler. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> michigan. >> jimmy: very good. you seem to have a lot of hair. >> i do. >> jimmy: are you proud of your hair? >> sure. >> jimmy: okay. are you ready to say good-bye to it?

up in other countries and had the babies here, there have be n babies born with microcephaly in sloveniand other countries. there was some suspicion there might be an antibody enhancement which having fever before woulda make you more likely to get aor serious case of zika or microcephaly. that hasn't been proven. it seems possible a woman can just get zika virus and haveika severe damage to her baby. the jury is still out but it z looks as if seek a loan can cause the condition. sorry, i forgot forgot one part of the question oh it was about the agricultural chemicals. that has nothing to do with it. most of that disease strikes people in urban area in the, large slums and there was no agricultural chemicals.n that was an absolute red herrino >> host: let's take one more call. this is from elaine in florida on the republican line. go ahead. >> caller: hello, i wanted to tell you i'm 77 years old, i'm not having any more babies, i'm not having any more sex and i i have lived in florida for 14 years. i have never seen a mosquito, i've never gotten bit by mosquito so what are my chances of

i flew to slovenia every few month to stamp it. came back.for a green yard and after a few years for citizenship. i obeyed the law. i did it the right way. >> trump insists she got her visa stamped e every few months. if that's accurate, she had a tourist visa that needs to be updated periodically. but that visa does not allow work in the united states. the man who discovered melania tells cnn he didn't sponsor her for an hib until 1996, a afterafter this racy photo shoot. but the photographer behind the camera says melania was a young model waiting for a big break so she didn't get paid, which would mean she didn't violate any immigration laws. >> we were making this magazine to have exposure and this exposure was bringing you to the next e level to catalog campaign. >> so melania was not paying for this photo shoot? >> no. nobody is paying. >> if that was the only work she did before getting an h 1 visa, she wouldn't have break any laws. melania isn't answering right now, but would it simply be an honest error. she wrote this on twitter. i

i want to go home to slovenia." [ laughter and applause ] but as viewers -- as viewers, we could be in for a crazy few nights of television. as a former trump advisor put it, trump is treating the debates like a reality show. quote, "he wants to be a showstopper at the roman coliseum. the main event at wrestlemania." well, i guess we know what trump will do to the moderator if he thinks the questions are biased. donald trump! >> oh, my god! >> the hostile takeover of donald trump. [ laughter ] >> seth: i know. i know. we have shown that clip a bunch before on the show, but i'm just never going to get tired of it. [ light laughter ] and if you are hillary, wondering how to prepare for something like that, you might want to heed the advice of john weaver. an advisor to ohio governor john kasich, who says this about preparing to go up against trump in a gop primary debate in july of last year. mentally preparing for a race, knowing one of the drivers will be drunk. that's what prepping for this debate is like." and if you think drunken racecar driver isn't exactly what most americans want

i flew to slovenia every few months to stamp it and came back. i applied for green card.n after few years for citizenship. i obeyed the law. i did it the right way. i didn't just sneak in and stay here. so i think that's what people should do. >> reporter: trump insists she got her visa stamped every few months. if that's accurate, it would mean she had a type of visa, possibly a tourist visa, that needs to be updated periodically. but that type of visa does not allow work in the united states. the type of that does is called h1b, and the man who sponsored her says she didn't apply for an h1b until 1996. the photographer at the photo shoot says she was a young model waiting for her break and didn't get paid, which would mean she didn't violate any immigration laws. >> so melania was not paid for this photo shoot? >> no, no. nobody's paying. nobody's paying. >> reporter: if that non-paid photo shoot was the only work she did before getting an h1b visa, she wouldn't have broken any laws. melania trump isn't directly answering whether she was first in new york in 1995 instea

. >> everything donald trump makes in china, mexico, turkey, slo slovenia could be right here in america>> hillary clinton's plan starts here. >> these new commercials are bank rolled by her muscular fundraising. she raised $9 million alone in the 24 hours after her convention speech. her biggest month of fundraising yet. $90 million in july. >> cnn has learned whitman could appear in tv ads, along with the business leaders behind clinton. bloomberg, buffett and others. it is also a way to get under donald trump's skin and possibly pick up republicans along the way. >> of course, the trump campaign will say it is the establishment against him, as they have been saying all this time. jeff zeleny, thank you so much. >>> the start of an exodus. joining me live to explain why he is with her, as in hillary clinton. then a transit police officer, right here in our nation's capitol has been arrested and charged with attempting to help isis. that story, ahead. with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with ki

his suits, his shirts, his furniture, his bar ware made all over the world, bangladesh, turkey, sloveniamexico. and when asked about that, he said, well, we don't make that stuff in america. well, i'm here to tell you, donald, you're wrong. >> where were these made? >> i don't know where they were made but they were made someplace. it's ties, shirts, cuff links, everything sold at macy's and they're doing great. >> where are the shirts answer read. >> bangladesh. >> ties, where are the ties answer read these are beautiful ties. >> they are great ties. >> the ties are made in china. >> ties are made in china. >> the obama administration is shooting down report that some officials warned against that secret $400 million shipment to iran as lawmakers demand answers. the justice department is refuting "the wall street journal's" latest piece. the paper reported that senior officials objected to sending the money at the same time iran was releasing four americans in january. but their concerns were overruled by the state department. fully supported the ultimate outcome of the administration's

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ex-yugoslavian countries, like serbia, croatia, bosnia, slovenia, macedonia. we have coffees from greece. we have coffee from italy. - a little birdy told me, i'm not a big coffee drinker, if i'm not a big coffee drinker, this might not even be my thing even more, because they're strong, huh? - they're very strong, yes. we have coffee, our strongest variety is from lebanon. - [natalie] wow! okay. - [milan] it's down here, this one here. that's one of the best selling ones. - [natalie] i wanna go to this section over here, because there is a lot of things that you can do to put different things together that you would not find in normal store. - right. well, we have a very popular item. it's called cevapi. it's a balkan-style sausage. it's made from pork and beef. there's no casing on there. it's a sausage that has no casing. it's got the spices already in there. - [natalie] it stays, it doesn't fall apart or anything? - [milan] you put it on the grill frozen. it's the easiest way to make it it doesn't fall apart. - okay. - a very popular item here. we have a r