at the center of it all, steven avery. he and his teenage nephew were convicted in the brutal murder of wisconsin photographer theresa -- then a documentary series exploring allegations of police corruption so explosive investigators have been forced to fight back. two sides, one truth. who will you believe? >> the mystery of what happened here in the sprawling fields of rural wisconsin has captivated the country. >> we the jury find the defendant, steven a. avery, guilty. >> in 2015, the netflix series, making a murderer convinced many viewers that steven avery and brendan gas ee had been railroaded by law enforcement. it's a case "dateline" has been following for more than a decade. their lawyers worked tirelessly to free them from prison, we posed a question everyone has been asking to two men who helped put them behind bars. >> why would steven avery do this? >> that's a good question. >> he's written a book which repeals his provocative theory, that steven avery made himself a murderer. >> seechb avery started plannin

steven wieting they are dialing -- steven: they are dialing back and asset purchases will mean that realgs will be required to fund governments. that is a shift in asset allocations. the u.s. treasury will be financed. that is why we when i have years as strong as 2017, where we had 20% or so returns on the equities. these are baby steps. we have to remember in those qe periods you showed, at first the fed was purchasing high risk assets that the private sector did not want to finance, when they ended they were buying treasuries that everybody was buying, so this is very asymmetric to go with the easing steps. david: is mario draghi catching up with jay powell? steven: he is, but both are moving in the direction of tightening. mario draghi seems more effective at sounding dovish in the prospects, than powell. the has learned to be able to ease well with words, holding off on future tightening. if you think about this, go year ahead, honestly the federal reserve will be closer to the end of its tightening cycle and the ecb will just be beginning. global recessions, bear in mind, it was 20

despite being us open champion, stevens was the underdog., she said she felt sick to her stomach, this time she would stay chilled but she seemed unable to keep up with the american who tore through the first set 6—3. of stevens power waned and she begun to the jaded, halep looked better, and she took the second set 6-a. the better, and she took the second set 6—a. the world number one had beaten stevens both times they played on great, the momentum was not with her and she won the first five games of the third set to take control of what was a thrilling contest. soon, she found herself serving for the match. her comeback was complete, not just against stevens match. her comeback was complete, notjust against stevens but match. her comeback was complete, not just against stevens but also after the disappointment of last yea rs after the disappointment of last years final. simona halep can now call herself a grand slam champion. it's really was an absolutely fascinating final between the two and it is now halep who eventually has won her firs

steven's family was jeb bush lent. >> justice for steven.s serving a 50 year prison sentence. if she had take tennessee plea deal she would have been out in nine. >> is she equipped to handle what she's going through right now. >> not at all. >> he industrial struck a note of us against them. >> i honestly feel jennifer made this bed, she needs to sleep in it. she knew what she was getting into when she got in that family. she had to think in the back of her mind she's going to be with these people the rest of her life. >> when you say these people, what's wrong. >> nothing bad. they're just a little bit different than what we're used to. we don't believe in drinking or smoking. >> but you have guns in the house. >> yes, sir. >> the watkins were shot in the back of the head. >> yes, sir. >> your family's own. >> yes. >> and someone in your family did it. >> that's correct. >> pretty hard for you to be here judging someone else. >> exactly. >> it's a murder ed skinner thought was planned to get jennifer what she wanted, but leave the skinner

thaddeus stevens in the weeks before he died. he felt a deep sense of failure, not of the failure to convict johnson, but his believe that reconstruction as it had been set up, was not strong enough, would not last. to a reporter he would say, my only regret is that i have lived so long and so uselessly. is there a moral to all of this? everything,oral to .he so what question and the answer to that is, in there are noce, final victories. the battles in america must be fought over and over again. it has always been that way through my lifetime, my parent'' lifetime and their parents' lifetime. we need to remember that it is not just then, but in all times, in all ages, it is a never-ending task to see that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. thank you. [applause] i guess we have time for .uestions i have a two-part question. is that you referred to the number of republicans who voted for acquittal as those brave man, and plied what they were doing is correct. i wonder if that i

but stevens power waned and she began to lookjaded.er and she took the second set 6—a. the world number one had been stevens both times they played on clay, the momentum was not with her and she won the first five games of a third set to take control of what was a thrilling contest. soon, she found herself serving for the match. her comeback was complete, notjust against stevens but also after the disappointment of last years final. simona halep can now call herself a grand slam champion. russell is at roland garros. there was no sign were going to see momentum change, sloan stevens had played a set of staggering quality met by two games in the second set when suddenly everything changed. halep started to serve more consistently and slowly and surely working her way back into the match. it was very tight and very edgy in the second set but by the time halep one she was able to develop an unstoppable head of steve, her victory is more remarkable because she has come so close to winning grand slam titles before and the way she handled th

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steven miller used to work for jeff sessions. we've seen their views on immigration in the past seem to mirror each other and being hard liners on the issue. but i think this is a public relations strategy from the administration to walk back some of their former statements on separating families at the border and being tough on law and order. i think we also saw that with the first lady's visit to the border earlier on thursday. i know that that was really over-shadowed by the whole jacket fiasco, but it was an effort to make the administration seem a bit more gentler on the issue because they had gotten a ton of backlash from more moderate republicans and in the news media and there was reporting that the president was convinced to sign this executive order because he saw all of the negative coverage in the news media. so i think that definitely played a role. >> melanie, i know you've been speak, republican lawmakers trying to overcome what is already going to be this uphill battle even before president trump sent out the twee

steven: a couple things.d there are company spembing issues and one large industrial company has a significant amount of borrowing that will have to be accomplished in the next couple days and weeks and that becomes a real, real problem for us. and then there tends to be a situation that shows up we have a problem where basically a broader situation can happen in the banking industry related to the shadow banks. tom: is chairman powell the central banker of the world? at the end of the day with the happy talk and great u.s. economics and e.m. economics and strategy, is the bottom line chairman powell the essential banker to brazil and south africa, etc. gabriela: he focuses on inflation at 2% and full mployment. to the extent global events threaten these objectives, they're taken into account. i remember a speech of mr. powell at the international institute of finance and talking about the fed's view of emerging markets and this idea they do not see that as a constraint anymore for moving forward because of b

steven mnuchin will be here. and larry kudlow. along with the advisor and daughter to the president, ivanka trump is here. along with the office of management and budget director mick mulvaney. and we have an extended preview of my exclusive one-on-one interview with president trump. that interview airs sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on "sunday morning futures" and monday morning at 6:00 a.m. on fox business network on "mornings with maria." here are the big headlines this week. reporter: another rocky week for the markets. despite a late-week rally by nike, jp more dan and goldman sachs. the markets finishing in the red in part from trade concerns. despite a strong month, consumer stocks and real estate raising rates for the second time this year. trade concerns causing the mark totes finish mixed this week. oil prices hitting a 3 1/2 year high. president trump was in wisconsin this week to break ground on foxconn's facility that could employ 50,000 people. he took a shot at milwaukee-based company harley davidson after they announ

steven a.mith says he received two phone calls from sources who told him lebron james had reached out to the mvp to gauge his interest in the lakers. >> he reached out to kd asking about his interest in los angeles. that's as far as had had gone. his attitude is i beat lebron james the last two years, why would i join forces? that's what i heard and what i reported. >> the giants had a chance to sweep the rockies and post their best stretch in six seasons. neither of those happened. and you can title this hand shake winning. 11 championships between steve kerr and bruce bochy. that is a lot of winning rockies up 1-0. that's his 13th of the year. to put the giants on top. rockies lead in the bottom of the eighth. this one brings in two runs, and kerr, waving those runners home. look out, if that basketball thing doesn't work out, steve kerr isn't too bad. this two-run blast puts the rockies on top. 9-8 will be final. the giants are in arizona starting tomorrow. still a very big home stand. the a

sean smith, ambassador chris stevens, tyrone woods, and glen daughtery. >> the united states condemnsn the strongest terms this outrageous and shocking attack. >> bret: the obama administration promised to bring the killers to justice but during the election year administration officials and the president himself refused to say for days whether the brutal attack was planned or an act of terrorism. >> any regrets about producing the film? instead at first placing the blame squarely on anti-muslim video made by an american. >> best information and the best assessment we have today, this is a response to a hateful and offensive video. it began spontaneously in benghazi. a direct result of a heinous and offensive video that was widely disseminated. this is something -- >> bret: we would later learn the comments by then united nations ambassador susan rice on all five sunday talk shows were met with shock by state department employees. but those comments were backed up by secretary of state hillary clinton who maintained it was unclear at the time what was behind the attack. later an email

jeffersoneresting -- davis was a far better politician than alexander stevens. he never mentioned slavery as a reason for secession. some good qouotes early in this period that i'm looking at, alexander stevens is the joe biden, can i say that, of the administration. he would say anything. as i said in his speech to the virginia secession commission, convention,, it's about white supremacy. that is why we left. and our constitution is built on that. jefferson davis was playing it a little more carefully and he was quite surprised, think he was rather surprised when england did not come in on the side of the confederacy. and part of that was the slavery issue. england would abolish slavery in the 30's, i think it, throughout the empire. if it was about slavery, they were not going to get involved. >> also, there was an incredible giving up of slaves that the french and the british did. lost an incredible amount of money. dr. pitcaithley: earlier. >> earlier and during the civil war. longer cotton -- was no being sent to britain and made for the cotton mills. so,

-you're steven, also? -steven: yes. lemonis: three generations right here. facility was outdated and filled with old equipment. steve: and some of the machinery here are 50 years old. lemonis: the company was almost $1 million in debt. a business like this should have no debt. but what i also found is a company that represented the pure definition of the american dream. so you're the true american success story. steve: they call him maestro around here. lemonis: maestro? three generations of a loving family were doing everything they could to keep their business afloat. i made a deal to invest $1.5 million for 45% of the business, keeping my share below 50% to ensure this remained a family company. -thank you. -steve: thank you. lemonis: i'm looking forward to it. we changed the entire layout of the building to improve efficiency and flow. we added new lighting, we added air-conditioning and ventilation, we even built out a design center to help customers get inspired. this is a good investment right here. steve: this is awesome. lemonis: and we created a qu

it's peter and steven. we didn't like the way that ended.really like to get together with you and talk it out. >> uh... >> we need to know where we stand and we really want to know exactly where you stand. >> i'd like you to sit down and talk to my father. >> okay. >> all right. bye. >> after our disagreement yesterday, steve and peter called me. they said they talked to their dad and we should all meet. i'm hoping that their father has convinced them that it's time to step it up. >> this is my father. >> how are you, sir? i'm marcus. so what is it that you guys wanted to talk about? >> i mean, when you and i shook on the deal, i told you that i didn't want to give up control of the company. >> when you guys did the handshake and we looked back, we would have done things differently. we want to be in charge of our own destiny, but if we agree to all your deal points, you're in charge of our destiny. >> my deal with skullduggery is for 30% of the ownership. i made sure that deal came with financial control. i did that to protect my investment

did steven bring you a birthday present? >> no, no.my: madonna brought you nothing? >> i think she was probably just there to be there. i'm not sure she knew it was my birthday. >> jimmy: i see, okay. i see. >> but she brought her gifts to the universe enough. so that was enough for me. >> jimmy: she shared her gift of music. >> who wasn't so obsessed with may done that madonna? >> jimmy: i was totally obsessed with madonna and probably still am in a way. >> it's madonna. >> jimmy: you don't want to know the things i did thinking about madonna. >> i think i do now know. >> jimmy: you think that tailpipe story was something. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i bet you did naughty things with all her leather bracelets. >> jimmy: i stuck to the music videos, but yeah. let's take a break. when we come back, we will see a clip from your show "santa clarita diet." drew barrymore is here with us! why shop marshalls? because... their prices will thrill you. whoo-hoo! the brands will surprise you. mwah! and every trip feels like an instant victo

started to move markets earlier this morning but then you had the treasury secretary that came out steven mnuchin he sent out a tweet, about 11:30 or just mid-day and he said that the wall street journal as well as the bloomberg report is false even though fox news we did report it as well. he said there will be restrictions later this week but this is the key part that actually started to move the markets is that the restrictions are not specific to china, but to all countries who are trying to steal our technology. and so the keywords there are all countries. if you go back and my colleague adam shapiro pointed out in the original washington investigation regarding intellectual property, there's a list of 12 countries that are on the priority list. china being number one, but there are other countries you wouldn't expect like canada is on that list and then of course we have india and in o near a, argentina the list goes on, and you have steven mnuchin that's saying this is all fake but then just last week you had trade minister peter navarro on mornings with maria and he said otherwise

, wanted in connection with the murder of sergeant daniel baker. >> steven wiggins can be anywhere. we don't know where he is. >> reporter: the search stretching into day two. complicated by tennessee's dense woods and muddy terrain. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> dixon county's 911 director says wiggins killed sergeant baker and stole his gun and vehicle. do you have any reason to believe the suspect was monitoring your own police traffic from the car he had stolen? >> everything we were saying on that radio channel was probably being heard by the suspect. >> reporter: that's when wiggins reportedly ditched the car and his girlfriend erica castro miles, who police say was an acomeless. castro miles was later found hiding under a home and charged with first-degree murder. the manhunt continues for wiggins with police warning the community he's armed and dangerous. as this close-knit town mourns the loss of an officer, a military hero, a friend and a family man. >> he was proud to be a father. he really was. >> reporter: police have received hundreds of tips that have taken them

steven: we are.week in our flagship markets call at the bank, the title of the call was including european outlook. we think there are strong opportunities with european equities. we broke this down from a sectorial perspective. what we like very much in europe are financials and energy related stocks. financials, we have a strong view the ecb will be hiking next year. maybe more than what is priced into the market. curee a steepening of the -- curve in europe and we think that will be positive in the financial sector. the other sector we like is the energy sector. that is clearly related to the rise we are seeing in commodity prices. we think oil prices will also help that sector. matt: let's talk about the energy sector, briefly. we have seen 25% gains for oil. producers still have time to catch up? does oil still have a ways to run? how do you see it's going forward? st-- it going forward? steven: re-think oil continues to rise. our medium term target for brent is $85 a barrel. we think it will be

don't do that. >> seth: please welcome to the show katie stevens, everyone!ting. this is your first time here. >> it is. >> seth: yet your fiancÉ, not an >> beat me. >> seth: -- beat you to the punch. >> beat me to the punch. >> seth: he is a musician and he was here playing on the show, like, three weeks ago. >> yeah. there he is. >> seth: so, there he is right there. >> i think we have a closer one. >> seth: yeah, there you go. he was playing with jordan davis. >> yes. >> seth: and there he is. >> that's my handsome fiancÉ right there. >> seth: well done. >> seth: even in the background that night, i was like, "who is that?" >> yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: you guys have a fairley great engagement story. >> we do. i knew that we were going to be spending a lot of time apart this year, 'cause i shoot the show in montreal. so, i decided to plan us a trip to switzerland. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and, so, we went to switzerland and i'm completely oblivious. so, he had the ring in his pocket for days. i had no idea. and then, he was smart by letting me plan our days. >>

steven: there are two world.e asian and the currencies that along to and they are heading like the euro, they go up with the euro and go down with the euro. the ones that have big major imbalances are the ones that are getting hammered, and as though -- >> turkey, brazil. steven: argentina. scarlet: have the challenges become more thematic. you cannot paint it with the same brush, but are we starting t painted with the same brush? steven: it is starting to become thematic. there is not much structure reform anywhere and there is not a global boom pushing up commodity prices or leading to demand for products. the question is, why would you not to buy them? and you may buy them because they become so cheap, but the downside is limited and there is only upside. it is determining the u.s. rates, but what about for the european central bank? what happens at the next meeting? do they pinpoint the end of qe. steven: they may dance around it. europe is still maximum thrust on stimulus and this is the best of all worlds i

steven smith, mrs. patricia law ford, his brother-in-law steven smith, his sister-in-law, mrs. school in boston then and i remember everyone still fighting back tears. hours later when on the evening news that night nbc's chet huntley said this. >> a little before 1:00 this afternoon pacific time, senator kennedy's body was taken to los angeles international airport in with relatives and close associates. at 1:28 p.m. the white house airplane took off bearing the body of kennedy. even as the great jet wheeled out over the pacific to make its turn and head towards new york, the final votes were coming in from remote precincts of the state, swelling the count which the senator had established in this state only two days ago. he won the election, tasted briefly the satisfying fruits of achievement and then lost his life. >> that's tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> on our broadcast tonight, rudy giuliani says robert mueller and team are trying to frame the president of the united states, while the president today commuted a sentence and free

steven spielberg, he's the best.s probably hard to not look at me. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: 'cause now we're sitting with steven spielberg. [ light laughter ] anyways, i don't want him to look at me. so giancarlo goes up and he's like -- he's got the thing, he takes hit bat and he's like -- and he's like -- he's mad and everything and then looks over at me and goes -- [ laughter and applause ] "dude! i just said don't -- don't -- why would you do that face? he just seemed so excited, it just -- i don't know. steven was -- i don't know what happened. anyway, he has -- the game goes on, it's a tie game, ninth inning, two outs, two strikes, he's up to bat. and he smacks a game winning two-run home run to win the game. [ cheers ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: awesome. congratulations to giancarlo stanton and the yankees. it was great. guys, we have a fun show tonight. he hosts the "$100,000 pyramid." michael strahan is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: "$100,000 pyramid." [ cheers ] it's on thi

. >> i admire steven for his mastery of washington gobbledy tkpwubg. do you think they admire his private life, his three marriages? they want abortion illegal. and they're going to get that because donald trump is going to appoint justices like neil gorsuch to overturn roe v. wade. that is why the evangelical community is so supportive of the president. and they're winning. what i don't understand is why don't they acknowledge they're win something. >> the confirmation for neil gorsuch this is going to be part of the messaging. yes, the political process is there. but there is the other process that will be playing out until november or until there is a nominee and the hearings start. how much is abortion going to be part of that messaging for the politics here? >> i'm sure abortion and a whole host of other issues will be debated. look, going back to justice gorsuch and his nomination process, it was an all hands on deck effort from the white house to leader mccouple's officnnelc outside roots. we dove tailed on a message. whether it's opening up dis

trump adviser steven miller at a restaurant, his meal interrupted by shouts of fascist. and then there's maxine waters putting the icing on the leftist cake. trump's people, she told msnbc, they're not going to be able to go to a restaurant, they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station, they're not going to be able to shop at a department store. the people are going to turn on them. this is a new level of harassment. it is hatred raining down on conservatives when they appear in public. to say it's gone too far is a wild understatement. it shouldn't be happening at all. democracies settle political disputes with debate and votes. the angry confrontation of public officials brings us very close to civil strife. that's not good. it's the left that's doing this. petulantve hillary's loss, they've launched a hunt -- a hate trump campaign.

steven is like a nerdy, conservative guy. >> what is being missed here. i was looking at the results today with crowley. even within the democratic party there is the same debate. the bernie sanders people are saying some of the same things about the resistance: we have to go. >> laura: bernie doesn't believe that. >> we have to go away from russia and i hate trump and get to the policies. some of the things you are saying are some of the things that the democ are saying to the resistance. >> laura: i didn't like it when the president said get your ass ass out and vote. i know that's a little thing. >> we called him out when he said that. >> laura: i don't like that word being used. you can make your point in a different way. he is winning on the substance, on the economy and winning on trade. he is winning! you don't need to go personal>> harley davidson supported him on trade. >> when you see scalise being shot on the baseball field. >> laura: someone is going to get hurt. >> death threats a increasing to other members of the congress. this is going too

because steven a. smith is wrong about everything he has to say about kevin durant. >> damian bruce is more than just skeptical. he says this is a symptom of the way fans and sports writers outside the bay area feel about the dubs. >> i don't think kevin durant wants to leave the warriors but people kofrpg the nba would love to see kevin durant leaving the warriors. >> fantasy basketball league fans, relax. you're likely to see a dubs dynasty for a while to come. in san francisco, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> stay here. stay don't go anywhere. well there's another data leak. and this could affect nearly all americans. we don't have the exact number affected according to the mercury news. the data aggregation firm exact us leaked nearly 340 million records on businesses and individuals. including phone numbers, home addresses email addresses some general financial information. but not security numbers like in the equifax breach. exact us as hot commentsed on the data leak. >>> time for a road trip, summ

miller or hope hicks, corey lewandowsky, steven mnuchin. these people became friends. you have to remember back then we were outspent probably 2-1. we were outmanned 1.5-1. we were in a foxhole together. a lot of us became very close. >> can i ask you quickly about hope hicks. is there a reason why after her departure in march, her position hasn't been filled? do you think it will be filled and, if so, by whom? >> it will be up to the president. he has talked to a few people about the position. it's a unique position in that white house because the president himself is a very good communicator. he has a certain communications style. it is unorthodox relative to other presidents, frankly, and other washington people. so it's going to be very hard for a washington operative to take that role. and so i think he'll find somebody that matches his personality and hopefully can get along with john kelly. and if that happens, they'll name somebody. but for right now, though, i think the communication is going pretty well. they have dialed back some

reports including from chris hayes in the field and also i have reports on holding white house aide steven miller accountable for all of this. and right now president trump on capitol hill and $00ling privately with republicans right now. some of them have been publicly critical. and they may unload even more so in this meeting. >> one of the real tragedies of illegal immigration that kids are often the greatest victims. we can stop this. >> the zero-tolerance policy could be changed. >> white house could change it in five minutes and they should. >> meanwhile donald trump saying this when he arrived on the hill. this was moments ago. >> the system has been broken for many years, the immigration system. it's been a really bad, bad system. probably the worst anywhere in the world. we're going to try and see if we can fix it. >> we're learning that it is now up to 13 member of the senate republican caucus formally asking attorney general jeff sessions to stop it, to stop separating these families at the border until at least they can figure out an alternative. today mitch mcconnell at least

>> on friday, treasury secretary steven mnuchin and will release new restrictions on chinese states.ntthe united reports are that it will focus exquisitely on investments in the tech industry. >> so the treasury has until july 29 to announce a proposal on restrictions on chinese investments in the u.s. this would be in retaliation for about taking of intellectual property rights for u.s. companies operating in china. >> if we go down this road, it will only reinforce sort of our deep divide between the u.s. and china, the question has made clear that they are willing to buy more goods to close the goods deficit. but there are not willing to budge on their future investor industrial strategy. >> an inquiry about the report, but steven mnuchin took to twitter to disputed, saying that on behalf of president trump, the stories and bloomberg and wall street journal are false and 50 news. >> there is a lot on the market front today as we see selloffs in reaction to the news that the administration was considering investment curbs on china, in a firms.chnology we just heard from peter navarro

stevens, thank you, dr. matthews, thank you board, thank you friends and people here, and especially the students of our school district and especially the ones that revel in the arts and arts education. good evening. i'm rob daniels and i'm humbled to be the recipient of this award. it's a long way from the farm in lake odessa, michigan, where i grew up. my dream and my career became a reality because of the arts and arts education which include all the amazing people and experiences that an artist encounters on their journey. it is my firm belief that all of us and especially all of our students can also reach for and achieve their dreams through the arts and the amazing opportunities that arts, the creativity and artistic expression offer them. i have been very lucky my whole life to have been surrounded by artists, staff, family and friends who share the dreams of what the arts can offer. i'd like to thank my arts staff colleagues. i couldn't begin to name you all. my fellow teachers, the administration,

you attacked steven.ell us your ideas you have no idea. >> -- racially charged and this is a complete spectacle designed by this administration to show children in pain, and in fear so you can acheerieve a legislativ end. they strike bottom and keep digging every single day. the fact that you want to defend it and play this game. this is a guy who has been a wrecking ball in this society and speaking of insults, your boss there, is the king of insulting people mostly like handicap people and war veterans but that is okay -- >> i am waiting for one idea -- >> just humor me. i put on several policy matters. you have attacked -- >> -- that seeks. >> jason you want to -- you want a policy. here is a policy. the polly of the administration is to not separate families with children. we can do executive order. one paragraph, one subject piece of legislation comes forward. the fact that you are saying you have to have a comprehensive answer. you said washington wants to patch things, you know that is false. washi

cheryl: investors will want to stay tune to fox business as maria bartiromo sets get to interview steven mnuchin, mick mulvaney and white house adviser ivanka trump and many more in washington. that's all this morning. fbn:am starts right now. ♪ ♪ gerri: good morning, it's 5:01 a.m. in new york. good morning, i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. we begin this morning with 5 people gunned down and killed in a targeted attack at the capital gazette news room in maryland, suspect in custody, jerry ramos of maryland, ramos will go before judge this morning. he had a long-held grudge suing paper for defamation over reporting of him and raising social media campaign against them. >> this person was prepared to come in and this person was prepared to shoot people, intent was to cause harm. we know that there were greats sent to gazette through social media. gerri: signs and signals that this will happen. in response to shooting police stepping up patrols and why nypd officers outside new york times and outside abc headquarters right here

so you can point to steven miller, but where's congress? >> where's the republican party?have a front page story in "the washington post" about how president trump has a total grip over the gop. if you think immigration policy's going to change it all, think again. inside the white house, on capitol hill, they're already preparing this fall with the upcoming spending bill to have a major showdown over the border wall. they're looking to ramp up on these sorts of immigration policies, not wind down. >> how does he have a total grip? a guy like mark sanford doesn't win? if "the washington post" asks you to do something reprehensible, you say no. the republican party is just saying, i'm going to keep on rocking under this? >> yes, no, that's exactly what they're saying. keep in mind, the loss of congressman sanford is huge because it's not like he was a middle of the roader or someone -- >> this is a great point. >> this guy was a -- not a far right but a conservative's conservative. a republican from south carolina. open up the dictionary to republican, his face among a lot

police say steven pitt was shot outside his office. pitt worked on several high-profile cases includinghe . nbc's "dateline" interviewed him in 2016. >> i'm kind of a news nerd to begin with. so -- and i follow crime stories. always have. >> reporter: on friday two rs, valeria sharp and laura anderson, both paralegals working at the same family custody law firm, were shot at their office in scottsdale. one woman found dead at the scene, theereen running outside a being shot in the head, pleading with a bus driver for help. >> female came running up to the bus. she is bleeding fler face. >> reporter: she later died in the hospital. saturday a fourth murder. police discovering the body of psychologist marshall levine inside his own office. >> thoughtful guy. kind of exactly what you'd want in an office partner. >> reporter: just tell me how confident you are that you're to this. >>or information about that suspect beyond that composite sketch. police, though, firmly believe that a break in this case could come from cooperation with the p

a repeat of the us open final from last year, and just like last time, it went the way of stevens‘.lewood, bbc news. european champions portugal warmed up for the world cup with a 3—0 win over algeria in lisbon. gonsalo guedes scored twice for the hosts, while uruguay are currently playing uzbekistan in montevideo. uruguay have just taken the lead, giorgian de arrascaeta with the goal. elsewhere, england were 2—0 winners over costa rica thanks to goals from marcus rashford and danny welbeck. luis suarez has just scored a second in the uruguay game over uzbekistan, that from the penalty spot. elsewhere, england were 2—0 winners over costa rica thanks to goals from marcus rashford and danny welbeck. we looked a threat. we had energy, prepped really well. first goal was wonderful, wonderful strike. and we‘ve got real competition for places. so, ifi we‘ve got real competition for places. so, if i look at the three weeks we‘ve had, i couldn‘t be happier with the preparation, you know? physically... tactically, and in the togetherness of the group. in reykjavik, the team who knocked engla

. >>> and joining me is steven hadley.he words from larry kudlow and perhaps even more stark peter navarro talking about how trudeau stabbed president trump in the back and navarro calling him weak and dishonest and a especially place in hell reserved for him. what is your response? >> well, it is unfortunate. this is not a youthful spat. i think what happened was that they got a communique that all seven were going to join and prime minister trudeau was supposed to announce that and he did, but rather than sort of show the unit and response to questions he then had this point about canadians won't be pushed around. and i think what it probably looked like to president trump and the people around him was that trudeau was trying to advance his own standing with his own people domestically at president trump's expense. no american leader of any leader of any country likes that kind of thing and i think that triggered the kind of response you saw from president trump. >> well let's play the exact -- the tape. let's go to the

democratic nominee for governor of georgia, stacey abrams, star of "the bold type," actress katie stevens. featuring the 8g band with joe russo. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. is is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, les get to the ws. the supreme court today upheld president trump's travel ban on seven primarily muslim nations. trough, i think they should only uphold the ban ip can name all seven. [ laughter ] "well, um, there's iraq, iran, . um, shar [ laughter ] presidt trump was in south carolina to campaign for governor henry mcmaster. incidentally, mcmaster is also c what truls the manager at the mcdonald's he goes to. [ laughter ] "excuse me, could i speak to your mcmaster." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] according to "the new york times," former white house press secretary sean spicer is ng develo talk show. it's called "late night with such liars." [ laughter ] [ applause ] president trump today accused democrats of wanting "unlimi

we got katherine and steven here. it's good to have you both.oining me on a friday night. >> great to be with you. >> of course. >> steven, i almost feel bad about burdening you with the responsibility of defending any of those statements as true. would you like to do that or would you just like to take a stipulation that they're not true, let's talk about something else. >> let's start with the last one. congratulations on the new show. i love it. >> thank you. >> let's talk about the issue of china and trade. i'm a free trade guy. i agree with trump that we have been and we haven't called it a trade war, but we've bipartisee trade war with china for years. china steals about $400 billion of our computer software and drugs and vaccines, those products, and they don't pay us for it. we know we've been running very large massive trade deficits with china for 25 years. we know that china has much higher tariffs on our goods and services than the tariff that we charge them. and i think trump is right. no president not bush, not clinton, not obama,

a lot of folks around here like steven miller -- >> you don't like steven miller, i get it. you attacked steven. tell us your ideas. you have no ideas. >> -- racially charged and this is a complete spectacle designed by this administration to show children in pain, and in fear so you can achieve a legislative end. i don't know -- it's hard to imagine someone saying your administration and your master there going any lower. they strike bottom and keep digging every single day. the fact that you want to defend it and play this game. where you think donald trump is some sort of wise policymaker. this is a guy who has been a wrecking ball in this society and speaking of insults, your boss there, is the king of insulting people mostly like handicapped reporters and war veterans but that is okay -- >> i am waiting for one idea -- just humor me. i put forward several policy matters. you have attacked -- >> jason, you want a policy. here is a policy. the policy of the administration is to not separate families with children. we can do an executive order. until such time as the one p

steven pitt died much as he lived. wrapped up in a murder mystery. the distinguished forensic psychiatrist advised police on high profile killings including, unsolved murder of jonbenet ramsey. now police are looking for answers after pitt himself was gunned down outside his office thursday. authorities released this sketch of the suspect, described as a white male, in a cap. witnesses heard a loud argument, then gunfire. less than 24 hours later, a second murder victim collapsed near a bus, apparently looking for help. she had been shot in the head. police followed a trail of flood from the street to a third vick tichl vick -- victim inside the law office where the two worked. >> we have been able to tie, or basically determine the shooting on first street is related to the shooting of dr. steven pitt. >> scottsdale police sergeant, ben hoster identified the victims. and police have now confirmed a fourth victim in 4 hours. marshal levine, hip know therapist and life coach. >> this one we are trying to determine what involvement if any it has. >> at