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despite outrage, thera trump admition and department of homeland security are not backing down from their position. >> the entire crisis, just to be clear is not new. it is the exclusive proct of loop holes in our federalgr immiion laws. current laws, are those whose licies created this cris. >> this is not about immigration. it's about humanity, it's about family. it's about who wares a country. >> reporter: the democrats joined by growingum nrs of republicans arein now cg separate bills to stop the separation families at the border. that could spoil the administration's strategy to use the issue in part so win votes on that larger immigration reform package that includes moy for a border wall and to that point last night, the white house said, president trump is not interested in signing anyd alone legislation only interested in comprehensive immigration refo. live in the capitol, melanie alnwick, fox 5 local news. >>> 4:32 is the time. the pentagon formall suspendedm upco military drills with south korea. the drills are planned forst auguut were scrapped following president ump's summi

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were fixed ahead of thera ilment which sent two riders plunges 30 feet to the sound.l unclear what officially led to the most recent crash. >> 6:11.capitol today on capitol rowitz and fbi directorhael christopher wray set to testify. horowitz set to address anti-trump messages while wray ll defend the bureau. >>> haening today in philadelphia, a justice rally will be h.d for rapper meek comes as the rapper is due to appear in front of a judge hoping to have drug and gun charges from 2008 dismissed. mill was released fsom pri back in april after originally being sentenced to four years in f prison violating probation lating to that 2008 case. the original sentence was met withsm widespread cri and was later overruled by the pennsylvania ste supreme court. meek is asking for therug conviction to be vacated because of what he deems the corrupt cop who arrested him. >> a poisonous plantou could le blistered even blind. >> a live look as we headeao bron this monday morning. going to be a hot one today, folks. makes sure you degree accordingly and prepare accordingly as you

if that is it people be disappointed by this report >> thera anticipation built up. >> maybe it's been built up too much. there is an enormous amount to cover. that's may answer with senator grassley titled this. we'll look at a number of things. the public is keen and keeps hearing leaks and this is being pushed back and this is being blocked. i think they are either to get out a number of these things before it interferes too much with the election cycle. i think that's one of the key issues. >> laura: one issue that popped upshaw with papadopoulos. his wife said they were trying to entrap him and use him to push this investigation forward. what is your reaction to that? >> well, legally it's not entrapment. if there is any indication that the individual is willing to do whatever the conduct it. i think she is using another definition of entrapment. what we do about, george papadopoulos made some drunken comment to the australian ambassador to the u.n. and that spurred further conversations. >> laura: initially it was reported that he knew there were a lot of clinton emails. then the

they've got thera celebons for sure.hey're out and same with nigeria tucker like you were saying, t great nations that have competed well. the past as national team play, and i know a lot of players from nig tia andy take pride in everything they do.l so they be completely distraught being bumped out and same with senegal. >> let's move on quick toll japan and pole land. poland finally gets results.er >> yeah. evody kept putting all this pressure on left van do you ski the man to leave this team. he gets up ands a free kick as well what a great goal on the back post. tucks that one away. no pun on you tucke. [ laughter ] >> he sticks that in the back of th net and this is what poland wanted io do. poland camen here with higher expectations. as a nation, they'll be thinking to themselves, first game disappointed, second one disappointed third well we end hon aigh. we've gotten the result we wanted. but they're out of the world cup. having said that, they end on positive for that nation and some nations really need that. >

thera will have a fieldday. i think there are at least 60 or 70. unless they wrap around president trump's agenda. two have years of great leadership, they won't do well. lou: what do you think that the president is on board with both of these bills ryan will put up for a vote. they are amnesty bills next week. ed: i think it'she prent does that. he has been misled by his staff. no one has seen these bills. i think if the president signs on web's been mislead by his own team it's not what he ran on and stood for in the campaign. lou: the great enemy in this country i fake news. but there is so much of it surrounding the white house, we don't know if he'll promise a veto to promised support of a disastrous piece of legislation. ed: anything drafted in the speaker's office behind clo doors won't be a good bill. lou: what is it "the washington post" says, democracy dies in darkness. capitol hill could use some illumination. ed rollins, thanks so much. appreciate it. be sure to vote in our poll. do you believe it's imperative for the rino leadership to

year three survival for immune noe thera therapy remained a%. it dropped to 4% for those treatment. >> this is unheard of with the treatments. especially to have these very long-term survivals with high quality of life. >> nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres will take us even more in-depth into this study tonight at 7:00 on the "nightly news". >>> one of the battles of the primarys for montgomery county executive. democrats are decidingil who face republican in november. jackie bensen outside with more on that race. jackie. >> reporter: well, we can report a light but steady stream of understand and we they are keeping track of the number of people who accuse posevisional ballots that you've been talking about throughout the news cast. there's a robust feel of democrat candidates from montgomery county. you should be able to see their nas on yourcreen right now. three term count executive legget could have run for a fourth term but opted not to. vying to replace him, a current member of e montgomery county count council and has been o

reporter: today's decision is frustrating they say, but not necessarily a step >> disappoin got, it know, thera lot of good things in there, and we really want people to know that this ruling does not invalidate the colorado antidiscrimination act. >> the two justices who ruled in favor of the couple, ruth bader ginsburg and sotomajor, they said that it should not overshadow the initiadecision to not bake the cake. lauren blanchard, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a guilty plea from a man accused of plotting a christmas day attack at pie39 in san francisco. the deal made in federal court. >> he got off easy, he did. >>> it's much cooler th yesterday, continuing this week.>>> california is testing out digital license plates, the program being tested inthe capital. ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in afforda

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flying can be stressful so we have introduced thera dogs to make flying more enjoyable. the wag brigade is a partnership between the airport and the san francisco therapy animal assistant program to bring therapy animals into the ke port, into the terminals to senger travel more enjoyable. i amgen fer casarian and i work here at san francisco international airport. the idea for therapy dogs got started the day after 9/11. an employee brought his therapy dog to work after 9/11 and he was able to see how his dog was able to relieve passenger's jitter. when we first launched the program back in 2013, our main goal was to destress our passengers however what we quickly found i that our animals were helping us find a way to connect with our pang. passengers. we find there are a lot of ople traveling through the airport who are missing their pets a who are on their road a lot and can't have pets and we have come in contact with a lot of people recently who have lost pet. >> i love the wag brigade. >> one of my favorite parts is walking into the terminals and seeing everybody l

strange world where you have a ceo with the track record of howard schultz yet you're saying think theraty for him. it's a brand everybody knows he has a track record of success. what does this say about the polarizing world of politics >> he is an extremely impressive guy. very articulate, well spoken in that conversatn with arew. he is right, he is a much, much different kind of person than donald trump in just putting the term business guy on each of them doesn't do justice and the difference between them. but to jim's point, he is more of a democrat than a republican. but he's emphasizing issues like debt and deficit, which would make it hard to excite people in the democratic primary most people with a profile like howard schultz would be -- and the money, would be inclined like mike bloomberg to explore at we've seen wiindependents inn particular ross perot, who made the most credible third-party run we've seen in our lifetimes, it's more of an independent drawing from republicans and that's likely to be the market for independence in 2020, because there's so much disaffection with

thera cents a gallon we've been to generate more than a billion to pay for road and bridge repairs, filling potholes and painting crosswal crosswalks. the list comes out in augment a measure to repeal the tax increase is already going to the november ballot. >>> and speaking of gas, we don't have a lot of major issues but do have our typical slow spots. bay bridge commute included. so the metering lights flipped on about 5:24 this morning. car-pool lanes cruising through with no issues. if you're paying cash or using fastrak no problem into the maze. highway 4 to the maze, 18 minutes. a nine-minute drive past the metering lights and southbound 101, san francisco to xfo looking great in the green at nine minutes. >>> giants on the road, four consecutive wins, looking for a fifth and a series sweep. sunny and 60. warming to 63 degrees. a little bit of a breeze out there but a high probability of being burned if you're standing in the sun. we have tons of sunshine in pleasanton today as we resume the alameda county fair. we opened at 11:00, cool, 67. not bad. 76 at 3:00. we'll round out the da

analytically, i agree with thera objection, but i expect a lot of people who are not anti-immigrant and-nativist support the border and think people will seek asylum if they bringids. i would be surprised if his rating went down more than 3 or 4 percentage points if at off the we'll see in a week. >> yang: mark mentioned katrina. the reason why i think that was so startling for george w. bus was because the republicans were seen as the people ocompetence who could run things and make things work, and now we have this, asamiche alcindor was describing earlier, total chaos in the government as they try to figure out how to execute the executive order and how toe reunite milies. seems like there wasn't any thought from which he is supporting, when they separate the families how to reunite them. both have to say about the republican party and where they are now. >> you get a weird phenomenon, t every ti government messes up in some major way, donald trump will say, see, i'm draining the swamp, you've got to get rid of this government thing. the more he screws up, the more it helps him. he h

what happened out in thera lobby ises my level of concern.di >> what d i do? >> no contact with previouse crctims. everybody from your first crime to your current crime is a previous crime victim. you can't see, stay, email. >> the state... the state has broken us up. she's my support network, officepawlich. >> i got guys that can't see their kids because the kids live with their crime victims.as they surell have never walked them up in my lobby. so today you're going to a halfway hoe. you're due back in the house at a certain time every single night. >> i jusdon't understand that it doesn't bother you that i don't have people in my life that i love. >> i'm going to wa you one more time-- don't tell me how i think or how i feel. understood? it's got nothing to do with this.ig what i'm doing now is managing somebody with about four or five misconducts right now that would land them in jail, d then to put the icing on the cake, walk their victim into my office lobby. all right? and put it right out there in front of everybody like, "i get to get supervised ffere

it was six weeks ago thera adminion said, we're no longer going to keep these families together. we'll prosecute the parents. that's the change, isn't it?ll >> wethe change is because we're enforcing the the law wasn't being enforced beforehand. it was more of a subjective case of prosecutorial discretion. it was cleared by the department of justice, those individuals crossing the border illegally. we have toemember there are ports of entry where these individuals can come in through a legal process and apply for asylum. and when they go though those ports of entry, and there are 26 of those along the 2,000-mile border, that's an area where you won't be separated from themi . but as we know, in american law, when you are... when you commit a crime, you can can be an american citizen, you will separated from your family. this is the case in this situation, which mea you commit a crime, meaning you cross the border illegally, not through these ports of entry, you will be prosuted. yes, you are separated from they faor a brief period of time during the hearing itself and then reunit

so i feel kind of left out. e'>> it's almost like thera fine line between trying to include her and trying not to include her so much that it made her feel excluded from everytng. i keep accidentally making her feel bad, and it's just... it must be so hard for her. i can't even imagine it. >> i remember a couple years back, everyone was talkingou t, like, having babies,an d it really makes me upset. i mean, i don't want ttell them to stop talking about it, but you know, it's like... it kd of hurts my feelings, and they're alwaysalking about that. ex's like... it's so hard to ain. it's like, "but i'm a girl," so it's... but it's like, "could i have the pain of labor? could i have to deal with that?" and it's kind of hard to have that happen, like, those conversations. (crying) and i feel like a lot of people, it's hard for them to understand, but i don't wa to, like, burden them with that. i kind of just either walk away or i just kind of deal with it. i try to sometimes get into the conversation, but you know, 's hard. >> do you ever feel like you're, like... you can get so closeir to bein

around the country.d organizers say they will be protesting the administration's policy that led to theraes at the border. so the demonstrators are expected tens ofds thousn washington and then across the country. now, working out some kind of a potential dealig on ition was part of the subject matter of an extraordinary prank phone call that apparently fooled t president and his senior team. when comedian, he's known as stuttering john, portrayed himself as new jersey's democratic senator bob menendez. re is a portion of that call. >> hi, bob. they've got to have security at the border, and that's a good ing for the democrats, too, bob. it's not like it's good for you or good forme, it's good for both of us. >> reporter: andn the comed posted that on his podcast. now we have repeatedl asked the white house how this happened and is it, in fact, the president's voice. despite our repeated requests, they have declined to authenticate it. nbc news has nod independently verified it either. but it's one of though stunningu things where say, how did that happen? sheinelle? craig. >> buzzing abo

medicine, how one startup is disrupting the multibillion-dollar diabetes market using of all things food thera. we'll tell you how it works when we return. >>> a new systemly cew silicon woshling to fight diabetes >> and normally when we think about making inroads this disease, we think about new drugs. but this is a new approach taking the opposite approach take a look. an elite triathlete was shocked when he discovered that he was pre-diabetic >> i thought this is nuts. nobody can exercisrehan i do and you can't be leaner than i am >> reporter: he found success with the ketogenic diet. he spun his own experience into a new company called verta health it works with patients with diabetes orwas dependent on insulin to control his blood sugar >> no more didiabetes. >> and now he works with a doctor and coach to change his change his eating habits >> all my life i've eaten what i wanted to eat. what i eventually found was that i was overeating. >> reporter: since he started almost a year ago, moore says he's lost more than 50 pounds and his blood sugar is under control, so much that he's been ab

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