. >> plus another win for local fashion designer dawn streeter, all-star, joins us to talk about her designs, but it is not clothes this time. >> what is it. >> it is for your phone. >> sue. >> summer camp should you really be sending your kids away to overnight camp what you need to know before shoveling out that cash. >> all right. get ready to get your hate on. >> okay. >> i already have. >> i don't know what this woman looks like, but, there she is. she's a model. and look at her little will doubt are. >> so cute. >> well, she likes her getaway weekend. >> wouldn't you like to have, your parents, take your kid every weekend so you can be with your husband and or your wife. >> every weekend. >> let me give you the scoop on this. she's a fashion model, rachel finch is her name. she said she and her husband do what they do every weekend. they want to continue to basically dayton weekend. so they drop their two-year old daughter off at her mom's place, every friday, afternoon. then they pick up the girl, sunday mornings. so rachel says it goodies for her and it is good for her husban

. >> jonathan streeter: and turned out to be a good liar.ome people who can't do that very well, who can't get on the phone and lie to their former colleague on the phone and you know, that's she was good at that. >> whitaker: but jonathan streeter, a former assistant u.s. attorney, who was the trial counsel on the case, said roomy khan also lied to federal investigators. >> streeter: roomy had multiple instances, one after another where she had withheld information while she was cooperating or she had-- had her gardener get a cell phone so that she could have secret phone calls with people. >> whitaker: why would you-- >> khan: i-- i-- i don't-- >> whitaker: --do this? >> khan: --know. i was just so-- i just couldn't- - i just couldn't tell on all these people. >> streeter: i told her that if she didn't tell us the truth about this, i was going to make it my mission in life that she would spend a long time in jail. >> whitaker: ultimately, roomy khan gave prosecutors what they wanted: enough evidence of insider trading that a judge allowed

. >>> another win for local fashion designer, donna streeter.e people. >> she will join us, in a little bit in the studio to talk about her new design for your phone. >> for your phone. >> she won project runway three years ago but she won another project runway contest, beat them all again, two time winner. want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen. >>> what about every weekend. >> yes. >> how and why one couple they spent every friday and saturday without their kids. >> she's a model. you will be so mad at those two you'll love these two. >> sisters are back. we grew up watching them, didn't we. tia and tamara on good day, exciting new endeavor for these famous twins. >> they wrote a book about twins. >> yes. >> it is interesting to be a twin, sue, wouldn't it be. >> definitely. >> we will to have wait until another lifetime i guess. bill sent this

i've met orthodox jews that are trump supporters, i've met dentists from staten island and wall streetersnd i've met construction workers and latinos and black people and muslims who are trump supporters. so 10 million people is a lot of different people. the problem is how is he distinguished or alienated. thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> that was very high energy. >>> still to come, bernie sanders big win in west virginia, came with help from an unexpected group of people, trump supporters. i'll explain, just ahead. ♪ you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ no, you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. >>> we fully acknowledge we are good in arithmetic, that we have an uphill climb ahead of us. but we are used to fighting uphill climbs! >> so we are finally close to the end of primary season. it is not over yet.

we're brinking in our fashion panel soy we have dawn streeter, armstrong and wilson, style he is is andm tori's takes. you guys ready for this? let's start with this, what do you think about what she was wearing, let's start with you? >> i loved what she -- so simple, so elegant, the color looked perfect for her skin, a lot of times, people overdo it on the red carpet. i thought she looked perfect. >> jest me? >> i completely agree, less is more, i love the outfit the way her hair simple and sleek, she looked stunning. >> tory? >> i agree, calvin klein, she just liked age appropriate. when i was 20 i wish i look like that and i wish i could rock that on a red carpet. she look gorgeous. >> then the fellows opinion then, what do you think? >> outstanding, i mean, everything put together, very classy, very sheik, her hair looked amazing by the way. >> okay, what about tiara? big night for her. and she showed up. didn't she? she is showing a loft skin now. what did we think about this? tory? >> i liked t now, i mean, we know sierra is going to overdo it, i thought more like the best dressed

progress to make it more thorough to resolve the security concerns that the agency loses around 103 streeters each week through attrition. many of these are part-time but that is very expensive to get somebody trade only to have them leave later in the process. agency ordered a 373 pep 400 -- 466 departures you concede the trade is going of faster. and there gets to be a problem. we're very concerned about the overall -- the morale of the tsa. it does go out to do surveys to cover up with a scientific way but of the 320 agencies tsa rate to 380 this is an alarming trend has a number of agencies including secret service said earlier the very bottom of of agencies that are ranked in that has to be assessed and there are probably reasons for that if you worry that people in that situation with low morale you don't get the best of security act of that. wanted to administrator has security and much-needed priority we rebated agency increases. he attributed for leadership and oversight appointments over the last several years as contributing factors. we have heard senior leaders with far more lenie

neil: well, we have limited time, david, and i think a lot of wall streeters paid a lot of money andit of dispro important amount of well. but where is the fair and balance reporting of all the culprits led to housing? all of the culprits because nobody claims on the way up. they all complain on the way down. >> well, we should mention on the way down during the financial bailouts that you and i spoke out against during 2008 and 2009 what the government did and what the government combined with the central bank did was open a window for all of these financial transactions by giving them access to cheat money from the central bank, open windows that didn't exist before that were -- that were kept closed shut for the kind of gambling part of the wall street. there's a certain part of this article tearing with, and dan touched on it that yellen, janet yellen. in and of itself sufficient to get the economy going again. you need as i said before to lower the cost of doing business by fiscal reform. big question, by the way. donald trump said he doesn't like the work that janet -- all of t

if the plan is approved, please will use the cameras to help catch streeters because the majority of these shootings have gone unsolved. >> >>> in the south a fire broke out at an auto repair shop cutting off power to 600 customers. it happened around 9 pm on willow street. fire crews put out the fire two hours later, the fire spread to the rest of the building and power lines as well as transformers outside causing one to explore. pg&e crews shut off the power because of loose high-voltage wires. power was restored except to customers around 1230 this morning. as of right now there are new reports of any injuries. >>> a swarm of angry bees that tend to calculate the neighborhood this morning. two dogs were killed and two people treated at the hospital after they were stung multiple times. we're following the story and have more. >>> if you look closely you can tell the house is still a buzz. >> another day or two and will be gone. jarkko two days after angry bees stung multiple people and killed two dogs. >> they are,. >> reporter: he is the man who's had turned deadly. he waited un

they're people sent by bernie sanders and occupy wall streeters and people sent by the democrats.as trump causing -- i have sent these people over to riot but it's trump's fault. that's a bad ad. tell them it's not going to fly. >> the rationale for that is that donald trump has been a polarizing figure. >> that's what i thought of right away, john. i know i am not alone. >> i get your point. it's a fair point. but of course, the reason that there is republican opposition remaining that donald trump has to overcome is because he has been polarizing, because there are a lot of republicans who know that, to grow the party, they need to do better with latinos and better with women and that's the nature of some of those protests and we'll see whether or not -- >> it's hillary. >> what's that? >> i would just run what i just showed of hillary dancing. >> candidates shouldn't dance. remember when the "shark tank" guys danced? remember seeing cuban? >> joe, does trump dance better or worse than you. >> i am like kevin kline. i here music, i want to dance but i only move my little finger.

i'm coming after those wall streeters, they're not going to like me.arty? does it register with you? >> it does, but he is not a politician. he is a businessman. and i think that the establishment, the wall street, d.c. connection has got to stop. that's why, you know, up to now, he hasn't received any campaign contributions, and now, you know, they want him to. so that connection, you know, our politicians ought to go to d.c. to fight for our voters, and they're fighting to not have the influence, but these pockets are d getting deeper and deeper. he has his billions already, i think he wants to forge this country forward. >> rachel, since you first are supported marco rubio, have you always been comfortable wh where donald trump is on policy? >> not always. it's just been so tough to say i support trump now. i especially, in the beginning, he was so brash and i've always thought he was just so over the top while marco rubio was not as much. >> why are you comfortable with that to support him? >> he'll be the nominee. also, i would say that he isn't s