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u.s./mexico border just 50 miles away. the victims could have been in that truck for hours. temperatures inside, as hot as 140 degrees. police say video shows survivors jumped out of the truck before being discovered. an employee called 911 when he spotted a man who was desperate for water. prosecutors say the driver, james matthew bradley, has been taken into custody. >> it was a mass casualty situation. we treat it just like an airline crash. or any kind of incidents. >> kenneth, joining us live from one of the hospitals treating the victims. authorities saying there may have been up to 100 people crammed into the truck? >> reporter: yes, as many as 100 people were in the back of the truck. right now, agents are looking for the survivors who ran. some jumped into waiting cars. all of this as undocumented immigrants fight for their life in the hospital. >> kenneth, thank you. >>> let's move now to washington. the russia investigation kicking into a new gear. one member of president trump's inner circle, jasred kushner, will testify monday. and there are mixed messages from

you will find that they will not be building a wall on the u.s. mexico border. they will be building seawalls along the gulf coast to try to protect all of the infrastructure located there. my second comment is about pruitt at the epa and how he's ont changing the rules handshake agreements with local attorney general's. i mean it was in the paper just this weekend about how ken paxton went in on a handshake and got some epa rules changed on monitoring the release of gas and methane at oil wells, finding out how much is being released into the atmosphere. i guess my third comment to your do a littleust research and find out who owns your local power generation. many of you will be surprised to find out that your local electricity is produced by companies that end up being owned offshore of the united states. thanks for taking my call. guest: secretary perry there -- secretary perry was actually heckled by climate change activists during the administration's annual conference for the last few weeks, a very unusual occurrence at this conference, which is usually f

u.s. and mexico. and the house is expected back in tonight to file a rule for more legislative work that's sets to -- that's set to take place tomorrow on veterans' and intelligence measures. one more day in session for the house before beginning the august recess. leaders, though, have asked members to be flexible in their plans in case the senate passes any health care legislation and then the house needs to take action. house democratic leader, nancy pelosi, sent a letter to her members warning them republicans might try to jam through the so-called skinny health care repeal and that they could see it in the house by tomorrow. right now over in the senate, debate on sanctions is under way. but they'll be returning to work on a health care repeal shortly. we heard from g.o.p. members in the senate talking about health care earlier today. here are their remarks. >> he's back. so the third amigo. here's the state of play. all three of us support the idea of continuing the process to get a good outcome

. >> and the plan to build a wall on the u.s. mexico bo boshder is closer.ey is imbended in a funding bill. >> today senate judiciary committee will preside over confirmation for christopher ray. he later represented chris christie in the bridge skate scandal. if confirmed he would replace james comey. >> good morning i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is wednesday, halfway through the workweek, july 1. >> yep, come on friday, and michael thomas come on heat, it's here. >> it's here and will be turning it up a notch or two later today and wait until tomorrow. you will see th in a second how hot we had to go for tomorrow average. let's start you off with currently dar. storm complex in west virginia fading away. we'll see how much that shower activity is able to cross the mountains. doesn't look like much but the clouds are in place this morning. future cast showing those are in place through the first half of the morning and breaking off into sunshine. here's the question mark do we get clouds and future cast into the afternoon. that cot help ke

the u.s. mexico and canada will meet in washington starting the week of august 16th and at stake, about a trillion dollar worth of trade. reuters said the nations have ayeed to seven rounds of talks at three week intervals in order to avoid next year's mexican presidential election. >>> talks between the two world's biggest economies may have gotten off to a rocky start. leader frs the u.s. and china are meeting to di cuss some thorny issues. the talks got underway during day three of the white house's made in america week. kayl. >> president trump campaigned on getting tough on trade, and today, he highlighted counterfeit with with ceos that make coaster, gutters and pillows here in the united states. >> from day one, my administration fighting to bring back manufacturing jobs and to crack down on foreign countries that cheat. a lot of them. p and stand up theft of for our companies, our factories and our workers. >> at the same time, treasury secretary and commerce secretary ross posted a chinese d

when the part of mexico they settled and became a u.s. territory, and in 1912, the state of new mexico. they also came to my mother's family, to the part of mexico that they know as san diego, california. but no matter how we became mostcan, the fact is that of our families came here from somewhere else. the contributions of past newcomers helped make our country the greatest nation in the world, and today immigrants help keep america great. that reality was recognized by our government in the 1920's. even after establishing the border patrol, setting of our first consular control system requiring visas to be obtained abroad before admission to the u.s., and putting in place numerical tasks and quotas based on race and nationality, expression was given to immigration officials to expand deportations and meritorious cases and congress created policy allowing many european immigrants in the u.s. without proper authorization to legalize their status. today's emigrants deserve no less. i sincerely respect the fact that many of us have disagree

u.s.-mexico border. the plan sets aside $1.6 billion of taxpayer money to put towards building that wall. during his campaign, president trump promised he would make mexico pay for the wall. for now, plans for the wall have been pushed back the trump administration email to members of congress yesterday saying two companies who submitted bids to build the wall but were not selected, are appealing the government's decision. the construction for the prototypes was set to begin in san diego last month but that has been pushed back until november because of the objections from those companies. >>> the new white house communications director, anthony scaramucci, says he will never trust a reporter again. while he is declining to apologize, he is trying to explain an interview with the new yorker magazine where he blasted white house chief of staff, reince priebus, and strategist, steve bannon. he says he did not want president trump to hire him. he said they did not want president trump to hire him. and that

u.s.-mexico border. obviously one of president trump's signature campaign promises.victory and go home for the august resource with something they can tout to their constituents but it's going to be problematic. i think a lot of democrats will make a lot of hay over the wall funding. even some republicans might be uncomfortable with the package that has this wall funding in. >> why would some republicans been comfortable? >> there's some the represent border districts who had voiced -- >> around of applause. , naacp. good morning. i'd like to call this meeting to order. once again my name is scott, i'm vested present at the connecticut naacp and a member of the national board of directors. and on the presiding officer for

and furious exactly public will you talk about corruption in mexico results look at the network you know the marketing channel of drugs in the u.s. is laden with corruption you talk about the economy in mexico stagnating a lot of that to do with the fact that it's a vassal state of america that america doesn't want to sort of doesn't want the competition so how can a mexico break out of the stagnation well the first thing we need to do is to recall group control of economic growth we don't have as you say it's a vassal state like i like to call it a protectorate but make it better maybe even more accurate the fact is that we don't have control of the macroeconomic policy we don't have control of industrial policy in fact we really need to own our project to industrialize the mexican economy when we got into a nafta formally this is essentially giving up all policy tools for industrialisation so we need to recover that's why when people say we should you know trump wants to renegotiate. nafta is this an opportunity for mexico you have to understand nafta now after us objectives in the nature of nafta what is it it's not a trade a

u.s. immigration policy. mexico's southern border.so easy to cross here, we found people from guatemala openingly crossing to buy cheaper groceries than in mexico. what we drnidn't find, the floo of migrants that used to cross here. the reason? >> after the new president in the united states, many people forget about american dream. they don't want to go all the way up there, because they know they're going to have problems. >> reporter: for years, migrants came here, about three hours north. this was just two years ago. migrants on their way to the u.s., packing a freight train known as "the beast." >> the only way an immigrant go to america. >> reporter: standing on top of the train today, it's empty. months ago, we would have seen hundreds of immigrants filling the tops of these train cars. so what's changed? you ask anyone, they'll tell you part of it is trump. the other part is mexico is cracking down on immigration coming in from the south. the mexican government now patrols train stations, forcing smugglers to find new routes.

u.s. trade deficit with mexico and canada. the u.s. d a $64 billion deficit with mexico in nearly $11 billion gap with canada last year. mexican officials welcoming the blueprint because the trump administration is not pushing to impose tariffs at this point, which is that at some point in mid-august. lea: president trump launching a made in america campaign, reinforcing products made in the u.s. critics attacked the president of her businesses. cheryl: blake burman at the white house. >> the white house focusing its efforts on what it is called made in america week. to kick things off from the president toured products from american-made companies as part of the administration effort to push for american manufacturing jobs. >> in the old days they had made in the u.s.a., made in america, but made in the u.s.a. we'll put that brand on our product because it means it's the best. reporter: the president and his family should look and work when it comes to making products in america. the dnc saying it weakens the epitome of president trump

u.s.-mexico wall but mexico, at least, not just yet, they will not be paying for it or not so formally. 1 1/2 billion dollars will be part of a $44 billion homeland security funding bill. that is shutdown could be looming, because conservatives promised to shut down the government if money for the wall is innot included and democrats say they will if it is. joining us rachel campos duffy. is the wall going to happen? >> it will and if you want immigration reform because you want the wall to happen. it facessest way i to get solution for 11 million people here committed a felony. get rid of violent felons. build the wall. illegal crossings down by 70%. this is the best chance we ever had to get what the liberals promised hispanics never able to deliver on, immigration reform and solution for those here illegally. trish: the left really doesn't like the wall. doesn't like what it stands for. >> a lot of right doesn't like it, texas republican congressman says this is not most effective way. trish: but why, why not, why not have it? you see, we've run the video -- >> a lot about the billio

say brazil, closer to u.s., mexico, look for example and say south africa, or major country like indonesia, all of those countries are reassessing what they are doing. because the coalition of a u.s.-led world, that we have had since 1945, is crumbling is is something of the past. >> scott lucas, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> the key city of mosul is liberated from isis. this after three years of militants there. what lies ahead to prevent future conflict. >> a fire at an iconic market near central london weeks after a deadly fire. we will tell you what we know about what whhappened. at the po. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> iraq is declaring that the key city of mosul is liberated from isil. you see soldiers and civilians celebrating on the streets. >> they deserve it

u.s. and mexico. and the house is expected back in tonight to file a rule for more legislative work that's sets to -- that's set to take place tomorrow on veterans' and intelligence measures. one more day in session for the house before beginning the august recess. leaders, though, have asked members to be flexible in their plans in case the senate passes any health care legislation and then the house needs to take action. house democratic leader, nancy pelosi, sent a letter to her members warning them republicans might try to jam through the so-called skinny health care

the department of homeland security and its partners in the u.s., mexico and central america will continue to root out smugglers, bring them to justice and dismantle their networks. bradley junior has been arrested. authorities believe at one point, as many as 100 people may have been inside the vehicle. in new york, kelly wright, fox news. lauren: thank you. we want to point out federal prosecutors say the truck driver will be charged today. coming up, the white house says the president will sign a tough russia sanctions bill is the senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner has the capitol hill to talk about his meetings with russian officials. google turned off of that its earnings today. it will be this massive to $.7 billion fine from the european union. we will tell you what to expect from off the bat coming out. stay with us. -- from alpha -- alphabet. stay with us. ♪ you're going my way news ♪ all night long ♪ ♪ whoa that's amazing... hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under a

u.s.-mexico border for the murder of a san jose woman. she was found dead in a house on south 10th street last monday. she had been shot. today, police announced the arrest of 19-year-old daniel zaretsian, found yesterday at the border and arrested. he'll be booked into the santa cruz county jail for homicide. >>> happening now, firefighters are fighting a rural fire in marin county. cal fire has sent a helicopter to assist. 90 firefighters are work thing from the ground. so far it's burned about 35 acres of grass and 45% contained. no evacuation orders and no structures are threatened. >>> you're looking at efforts to fight a fire that broke out in pleasanton just before 1:002 thm this afternoon. it burned about one quarter of an acre, that's it. >>> in san jose, investigators are trying to determine how a fire started yesterday in the city's sunset hills neighborhood, as shown from drone view 7. the fire is now 75% contained. at least 120 acres burned. neighbors by alum rock park, are realizing how close they came to a widespread devast

u.s.-mexico border. in washington he serves on the permanent select mit kmity on intelligence as wells the vice chair of the maritime and border security sub-committee on the committee for homeland security and as the chairman of the information technology sub-committee on the oversight and government reform committee. immediately on my left is nicholas ma nicholas rasmussen from the nctc. prior to becoming director, he served with the national security counsel staff as special assistant to the president and senior director for counter-terrorism where he was responsible for providing staff support to the president, the national security adviser and homeland security adviser on counter-terrorism policy and strategy and also previously served on the nsc staff as director for regional affairs in the office of combatting terrorism. nick, i want to start with you. flint, michigan. was this an individual who was on any of our watch lists? >> first of all, i think it is too early to say exactly what we knew and

u.s.-mexico border for the murder of a san jose woman. she was found dead in a house on south 10th street last monday. she had been shot. today, police announced the arrest of 19-year-old daniel zaretsian, found yesterday at the border and arrested. he'll be booked into the santa cruz county jail for homicide. >>> happening now, firefighters are fighting a rural fire in marin county. cal fire has sent a helicopter to assist. 90 firefighters are work thing from the ground. so far it's burned about 35 acres of grass and 45% contained. no evacuation orders and no structures are threatened. >>> you're looking at efforts to fight a fire that broke out in pleasanton just before 1:002 thm this afternoon. it burned about one quarter of an acre, that's it. >>> in san jose, investigators are trying to determine how a fire started yesterday in the city's sunset hills neighborhood, as shown from drone view 7. the fire is now 75% contained. at least 120 acres burned. neighbors by alum rock park, are realizing how close they came to a widespread devast

standing bills passed this week, including measures that would boost defense and fund a wall on the u.s. mexico this is bloomberg. ♪ david: let's get a check on notable movers this afternoon with taylor riggs. we have at&t and time warner. at&t is lower. that bid for time warner looks like it can be making progress. withypically see this acquired lower and target shares moving up higher and progress being made here with u.s. antitrust officials. we have some other merger news that is not so good. money gram and alibaba. see -- here you see the u.s. taking a little bit of an upper stance. alibaba not going through as much for money gram. a little more scrutiny for some of these chinese companies. finally, you and i talked a lot about the retail sector. it looks like it might be filtering into be sorting goods -- in the sporting goods sector. almost 32% today. down the most in over 18 years. the company said it is facing very challenging trends and it could see a 10% drop in comparable sales in the second quarter. like in the sporting goods athletic wear, it is driving down and having some effect

(steve) president trump is keeping his campaign promise.on building a wall along the u.s. mexicoder. house republicans say ther moving as early as next weekto fund the commander in chief one point six billion dollars to begin building the wall. gop leaders have decided to attach the money to a spending bill for the defense department. it would build 74 miles of fencing and levee wall in the rio grande valley in texasand near san diego. (grant) miami authorities believe a ten-year-old boy died from a fentanyl overdose. authorities say alton banks began vomiting after returning home from the pool one day in june. later that evening... he was found unconscious. alton was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. today the miami-dade state attorney announced results of the preliminary toxicology tests. (katherine fernandez rundle, state attorney for miami-dade county): "at this point we have every reason to believe that preliminary findings are that it was mixture of heroin and fentanyl that killed this little boy. we don't believe at this point that it was in his home."(g

auto imports jumped 15.8% and 1.6 million vehicles that were built from mexico and shipped here to the u.shurch shows why mexico has become the place in the world for all automakers to locate new plans, that is estimate of 2017 of the number 8, largest auto producing companies in the world. we don't have specific numbers for these guys from mexico we talked about it before, michelle, you have been down there, you cannot turn off these plants there are newer plants that opened up within the last eight to nine months a lot of that is flowing in here and 76% of what's made down there is exported and 76% comes from the u.s >> mexico have free trade agreement with some country that the u.s. did not you can offer better price on the car on the final market >> correct >> their export to south america and europe and parts of shasia d they're almost up as well. >> is there one car that's primarily responsible for the big jump or is it everybody? >> no, there is not one car. >> it is spread out over a number of them there is some automakers that have rent up production. kia is a good example, it is

the department of homeland security and his partners in the u.s., mexico and central america will continue to root out the smugglers, bring them to justice and dismantle their networks." the driver of the truck has been arrested, james bradley, junior. -- james bradley, jr. with as many as 100 people at one point in the vehicle. >>> it is 6:15 am. >>> sal is watching the bay area commute, and it is busy already. >> it is busy already but nothing major going on. definitely the people are going to work. all of us have been together for a long time in a few years back sometimes in july we would have no traffic, but no longer the case. it is seemingly a bit lighter on highway 24 but every day is different. moving along to look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is backed up. not a huge backup but definitely waiting on to the span into san francisco. here is a look at interstate 880 in oakland with traffic okay. driving on highway 4, it is a little bit slow over the hill into concord from bay pointe but 680 looking good from the venecia bridge down to walnut creek. >>> typical for july w

u.s.-mexico border. this comes on the same day that by smart act was introduced congressman will heard.or a smart wall aims to use technology to secure the border. joining us, the representative himself. thank you so much for joining us. what does the spending bill passing mean for the wall and your plan for a smart wall? >> this spending bill to the lot of other things than just fund the wall, but the wall money was in it. this is the first step in the appropriations process. it's unlikely it will survive in the senate, and so the fight goes on. what it does in my bill -- we are going to continue to push talking about having a smart wall. people are frustrated because it is 2017 and we have not secured the border. we should not be looking to a fourth century solution to a 21st-century problem. the smart act, which talks about a smart wall, uses high-technology sensors, radar, drones, in order to secure our border once and for all. emily: talk about the savings of that kind of technology versus the proposed technology. representative hurd: based on this administration's budget, it is $2

president trump plan to build a wall along the u.s. mexico border is one step closer to reality.islation began in the more than 1 billion project. money is imbedded in 44 billion homeland security funding bill. >> and today the senate judiciary committee will preside over the confirmation hearing of christopher ray to be the director of fbi. later representative new jersey governor chris christie in the bridgegate scandle. james comey. 5:15 looking outside man 78 degrees and mike thomas says a man that mercury will climb hire he and higher. into the 90s we go once between. happy july, everybody. >> heat wave rolls on like all the way to the beach where everybody wishes they were. and again, later on today, temperatures back to the the 0s. rights now as mentioned starting on warm side. 78 washington. richmond waking near 80. 79, 79 raleigh and 79 hat russ. new york city getting in on action. 79 as well. the whole east coast dealing with hot and sticky weather. there's satellite and radar. storm complex coming across mountains here and fading a away. again not expecting too much on

national guard, milwaukee county supervisor deanna alexander, has been on the front lines of the u.s.- mexicoder. and it's her experiences there that have her calling for increased law enforcement and tougher security. >> living in a world with terrorism and drug smuggling and people who would do americans harm on purpose, by choice or through their own negligence, we have to be conscientious of what that means, and be careful of who we allow to come in our door. >> reporter: immigration attorney cain oulahan, who is giving legal advice to the flores family, says a pathway to legalization for undocumented immigrants such as the flores, is not easy to obtain. >> you can only really get it if you have a family member who is a permanent resident or u.s. citizen to apply for you and if you don't have that is very difficult and often times impossible to get legal status under current laws. >> reporter: under the current immigration laws, the only current solution for the lola and jose to start a process for legal status, would be through their children. but for a u.s. citizen child to petition for

wall n this meeting they discussed terms of the north american free trade agreement between the u.s., mexico and canada and, according to reports they do not, discuss the border wall. >>> and in the meantime on the streets of hamburg authorities tried to prevent groups of anti capitalist protesters from disrupting the summit. protesters started fires in the streets while german police fired water cannon toss disperse the groups. escalating violence prompted police to call reenforcement to help the 15,000 officers, all ready deployed. >>> back here at home teen gunned down during a road rage incident in chester county is laid to rest. family and friends gathered in the rain to say hear final farewell to 18 year-old bianca roberson, viewing and funeral services was held at st. paul 's baptist church in west chester. authorities say that 28 year-old david desper shot roberson last week after both drivers, tried to merge into the same lane, on route 100 in west goshen. desper turned himself in and is being held, without bail. >>> police are investigating a series of drive by paint ball attacks i

u.s.- mexico border.al democrats previously said that such a proposal would be a poison pill and indicated that they would vote against it. representative nancy pelosi is among them and in a statement she wrote, quote, once again, republicans are trying to put american taxpayers on the hook for the multi-billion-dollar boondoggle president trump swore that mexico would pay for. president trump is breaking his promise and sticking the american people with the bill. >>> later today, the sanctuary city legal battle will enter federal court in san francisco. san francisco, santa clara county and richmond are all challenging the president's authority. he wants to cut federal funding to any cities or counties that do not cooperate with immigration policies. today the trump administration plans to ask a federal judge to dismiss the lawsuit. >>> that comes as the city of oakland's public safety committee just voted to terminate the partnership between i.c.e. and the opd. oakland is a sanctuary city. but last year

u.s./mexico border is moving forward. house lawmakers voted to approve the plan as part of a massive $658 billion defense spending measure. the wall was a key part of president trump's campaign. he also promised that mexico would pay for it. there could be problems when the plan gets to the senate due to spending caps. >>> a legal battle brewing over the oakland raiders plan to relocate to las vegas. kpix 5's jessica flores live at raiders headquarters in alameda to explain how fans are trying to fight back. >> reporter: good morning. well, it could be an uphill legal battle for those fans. they formed a group called forever oakland. they are going to do whatever they can to keep the raiders local and today, they are asking the group that runs the coliseum to stand behind them and support them in a potential lawsuit. now, today that meeting kicks off between oakland-alameda coliseum authority. they will hear the presentation of the forever oakland initiative. they will discuss all their legal options and the fans are basi

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u.s./mexico border won't start until this winter at the earliest. the administration initially planned to begin prototype construction in san diego by june. but companies who bid on the project and were passed over have filed protests. according to a memo sent out by customs and border protection, two companies filed a total of 4 protests. two of the though protests were dismissed but the others won't be decided until october. so that pushes back the start of wall prototype construction to november. >>> a fan of milo yiannopoulos is now dropping her lawsuit. it was filed against the board of regents at uc-berkeley, the mayor of berkeley and a slew of others over civil rights and first amendment violations. the $23 million lawsuit had alleged that uc and other official reduced the rights of the plaintiff by subjecting her and other invitees to bodily harm during riots on campus because they were expressing a different viewpoint. >>> a legal battle brewing over the oakland raiders plans to relocate to las vegas. kpix 5's jessica flores live at raiders

u.s.-mexico border. this walmart sits along interstate 350, the main thorough fair thre that takes y down to loredo. this sees some of the larger numbers of illegal immigration traffic here. this movement is very common in the road systems here in south texas. >> ed, thank you so much. appreciate that from san antonio. with me now, san antonio fire chief charles hood on the phone with me. chief, you know, describe what was seen, best of your understanding when the doors of that tractor trailer were opened upon discovering there were people inside? >> this was absolutely a tragic situation. we had the fire units respond with san antonio pd for a welfare check at the walmart. units arrived found the tractor with folks in the back. very hot, being in an oven if you can imagine. the tractor trailer had no air conditioning. we quickly removed people. we ended up calling a mass casualty situation because we did have 38 victims. unfortunately eight of them had deceased. we weren't able to resuscitate them. but

u.s./mexico border and would spread out through a network throughout the country. this is something that we have seen before. however, in this case, now eight people confirmed dead with dozens of others currently being treated in local hospitals in san antonio. back to you. >> thank you, pablo. >> with us on the phone is henry valdes who was at the scene. thank you for speaking with you, henry. first, tell us what you saw. starting with where was this truck? >> this truck was behind the walmart where they usually do the deliveries, where they unload the 18 wheelers. like you said, a man went up to an employee and asked him for a drink of water. so when he went back to the trailer and they opened the back door, that's when they found the 38 people. >> we heard from polo a few moments ago and i spoke to you a few moments ago off air and i asked this is a route that typically we see human trafficking and human smuggling. explain more about that. >> well, this is the first time that we have had in san antonio this big of people being smuggled into san antonio. it's usu

. >>> new at noon, people flying from mexico to the u.s. can expect longer wait times at tsa checkpoints. kpix 5's jackie ward explains the new security measures that just took effect. >> reporter: at airports across the country today, including here at sfo, a partial electronics ban went into effect. in statement from mexico's transportation department, this measure applies to anything larger than a cell phone so we're focusing on tablets and laptops. this is only for u.s.-bound flights from mexico and doesn't allow passengers to have these bigger electronics in their carry-ons. the mexican government is asking that all travelers to the u.s. show up three hours before their departure so they can get screened in time. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> republican senators just wrapped up a working lunch with president trump to talk about the failed plan to repeal and replace obamacare. weijia jang reports. >> reporter: president trump told republican senators, it's time they did the job they were elected to do. >> for seven years you promised the ame

u.s. and mexico.ll of these trumpian policies are an anathema to, if you like, the traditional western european ethos. and indeed just today, jim, you had chancellor angela merkel writing in a newspaper article saying, look, u.s. sees trade as a zero sum game, a profit and loss account. we see it in a globalization for matt where everybody can win. so, there are very real differences between the way donald trump sees the world and the way those like angela merkel and, yes, emmanuel macron most definitely will see. can they find common ground? the common ground will be over russia perhaps. it will certainly be overseer i can't. the issue, of course, of north korea is so difficult with so many tentacles that frankly all you're going to see there is well meaning statements. >> you remember that look with angela merkel gave president trump when they were side by side here. there is personal animus, it seems it's hard to hide. >> reporter: and don't forget you have any opportunity donald trump will have a

mexico. the 17-page document outlines trump's plans to reduce the u.s. trade deficit with mexico, and eliminate a controversial dispute settlement mechanism. u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer said, "too many americans have been hurt by closed factories, exported jobs, and broken political promises" and vowed to negotiate a "fair deal." trade analysts say the plan is vague and draws heavily frfrom e trans-pacifific partnership, a 12-country trade deal that included canada and mexico. on the campaign trail,l, trump called the tpp "a continuing rape of ouour country" during gs -- and then withdrew the u.s. from the deal in one of his first acts as president. meanwhile, labor leaders criticized the new nafta plan, saying it worsens protections for workers. afl-cio president richard trumka said -- "small changes around the edges -- or the insertion of disastrous trans-pacific partnership provisions -- are not acceptable and would be the ultimate in hypocrisy." amy: the release of the nafta renegotiation plan comes as the white house kicks off its "ma

so that includes the u.s., mexico, another that had sporadic presence in the caribbean and that has a lot to do with it. the truck traffic and issue undoubtedly has some repercussions, that is more isolated. i think in a general sense everybody acknowledges and there is an issue of oil, but also in great measure the projection of an integral development package that we have never understood the venezuela did understand. so they tried to articulate it and give it a certain sense but that's something we could correct. i don't see why were not doing it. it is not great amounts of dollars. it's more political will. >> i address the question -- other reports that say the capital in your firm comes from the government, so i don't want to go to the source and the question is are you aware of any capital from the dictatorship? if so when therapy helping the regime? >> that is completely false. all of our financial stations are ordered and you can download them from the fcc webpage. that's false. >> next question. >> if any firm accepts money from the government it would be helping the governm

u.s.-mexico border. the deaths came just days after 10 undocumented immigrants died from heat exposure and asphyxiation after they and dozens of others were crammed into the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer as part of their journey to enter the united states from mexico. they were found in a truck in a walmart parking lot in san antonio. and in new york city, pedro hernanandez, a bronxnx teen wh's been held at the notorious rikers island jail while awaiting trial for a 2015 crime he says he did notot commit, wil be released on bail.l. the robert f. kennedy human rights group agreed to post $100,000. hernandez is fighting charges that he fired a shot that injured another teen in 2015, even though the victim and eight other teens who witnessed the shooting say hernandez is innocent. hernandez has been in jail since july of 2016. his plight has drawn comparisons to the case of kalief browder, another bronx teen, who committed suicide in 2015 at the age of 22 after being held at rikers for nearly three y

bannon actually in 2006 had produced a documentary called border wars where he went down to the u.s. mexico border and kind of had a visceral sense for the emotion that illegal immigration stirs up. just the anger and anxiety. i think bannon's talent is a political strategist, exploiting than kind of thing. and when that is something that he injected into trump's political persona. and trump being the intuitive politician that he is started testing out this material at rallies. he started talking about the wall. he saw he could see he was getting a reaction from these conservative grassroots voters but it wasn't immigration that really got him started on this path. it was obama. and it was birtherrism. >> rose: who gave him that idea was it bannon or roger stone. >> it wasn't bannon. as far as i could tell is trump hit on this one on his own. the idea that birtherrism for those who aren't familiar the false claim that barack obama was not born in the united states. maybe he was born in kenya and was a secret muslim and so on. this was one of these lunatic conspiracy theories. trouble is an

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