victor moses on the spot... victor moses rolls at home! victor moses rolls it home! rode their luck, the referee reviewing and dismissing another penalty claim against them, in what could have been a knockout blow. then, with time running out, the two—time former champions sparked back into life. brilliantly finished! marcos rojo powering home, but did diego mistake the score for being 1—1? with croatia defeating iceland, argentina's progress was assured, if they could just hang onto full—time — which they duly did. nigeria defeated, but for messi and call, a date with france now beckons, and their world cup dream is still alive. richard conway, bbc news, st petersburg. that's all from us tonight. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup, these are our headlines. it's rojo to the the rescue. argentina were minutes away from going out, but they are into the last 16 iceland came close themsleves but croatia pinched a late winner to top the group. we've had our fisrt gaoless draw. france

. >> i'm victor blackwell. breaking at the border right now, lawmakers are visiting immigrant detention facilities in part to make sense of the confusion around president trump's immigration policies. >> nearly three days since president trump signed that executive order. family separations he started. thousands of kids are still waiting to be reunited with their parents. government agencies say they have no clear directives on how to proceed, how to make this happen. and a senior republican aide admitted to cnn that even numbers of congress don't know what happens next. >> we're covering every angle of this story like only cnn can. boris sanchez is at the white house with what the trump administration is saying. we're starting on the border with paolo sandoval and diane gallagh gallagher. dozens of members of congress are visiting the facilities around you right now. tell us what you're expecting, what they're expecting to see. >> victor, they are on the ground already. this is the latest wave of legislators w

life, lived victor's way. chase.yours. >>> a michigan woman says a cellphone exploded in her car destroying the vehicle and nearly killing her. this is what the car looked like after the fire last month. the woman said she had a samsung galaxy s4 and holder. >> it just happened quick. it just went up ipflames. people was telling me to get away from the car. what if i would have been on the highway and stuck in traffic and couldn't, you know, get out. >> samsung sent a crew to examine the car and pieces of cellon omyingpa it stands behind the safety of millions of samsung cellphones in the u.s. >>> buyers formed huge lines to pick up the flame throwers they preordered. musk made sure to add conditions of whatnot to do with the flamethrowers. the flame throwers are legal in california. >>> coming up a relationship that emplified who anthony bourdain was. >> he was one of the best things that ever came around for me. >> the small town food critic whose positive review of the olive turned him into a fan. >>> the warriors

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life, lived victor's way. chase.yours. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> 50,000 pounds of illegal fireworks seized in a massive raid. now at 11:00, the quiet east bay community surprised to hear to say the least, some of those explosives were right under their noses. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm alma daetz. officials announced the bust today one of the biggest in state history. abc7 news reporter alicia has more on the east bay connection. >> reporter: in oakland, hazmat teams, the bomb squad and cal fire raided a building with explosive material inside. illegal fireworks and arrested seven people. >> these suspects from been ill legally importing, transporting, storing, distributing and ultimately selling the products of dangerous fireworks throughout california. >> reporter: atf agents were in this quiet neighborhood in walnut creek arrested jack and his wife tanya. the couple in their 60s a are part of this elaborate fireworks ring. it took two weeks to arrest everyone. atf agent

life, lived victor's way. chase.yours. >>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is happening right now where an hour's long standoff has just ended. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. let's get to abc 7 news reporter kate larsen who's live for us in el-sobrante with more on a situation that had been going on for hours. >> reporter: three minutes ago this situation ended when the suspect gave up after an hour's long standoff that started around 4:30 this afternoon. i'm on a small road in el-sobrante the police tape was just taken down and a sheriff's deputy took me back here. the house this happened is the one that's lit up with the flagpole if you can see it about three houses down. what i'm told by neighbors is that this man who lives there has been acting up ever since he moved in a month ago, threatening violence towards neighbors, screaming and yelling in the street, and it escalated today. police and sheriffs deputies spent hours trying to get him out. using noise calls like this. take a

life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours.espread low cloud cover over the coastal waters to fill in and spread inland overnight. tracking patchy coastal drizzle from late tonight into saturday from late tonight coastal drizzle tracking patchy overnight. and spread inland waters to fill in the coastal cloud cover over widespread low expect expect widespread low cloud cover over the coastal waters to fill in and spread inland overnight. tracking patchy coastal drizzle from late tonight into saturday morning, overnight lows will be in the 50s. temperatures cool once again region-wide on saturday as an upper level system pushes inland to our north. highs will range in the 60s along the coast and 70s inland. a more robust warming trend is then likely to begin on sunday and continue into the middle half next week.

victor and christy? >> reporter: the mcallen processing center is the biggest along the southern border including bringing the families in and processing them out. so many galvanized around the country. mothers and fathers and sons and daughters essentially in cages. those are taken right here. that's the last place those families are together before they're separated. we've seen protests weekly if not daily. we're not expecting today to see the kind of numbers that you're going to get in d.c. or new york in part because of population. at this point, the people who live in the mcallen airy and some of the border communities are allowing the larger groups to express their voices right now because this is something they do day in and day out. we're not expecting to see a march. according to organizers, this is going to be a rally more in front of the border patrol. instead we should see them doing what they've been doing for the past few weeks, the past few months, and some say the past few years, victor,

my brother grabbed him and tossed him to his wife and victor went under and they could not chase him.> bystanders at the scene administeried cpr to the nephew. victor's body was found two hours being swept away. >>> the last daily newspaper left in the iron city will reduce to five days in august. the newspaper announced the change citing the evolution into the digital project. it did not specify which days the paper would print. >>> they are crying in their beer in the uk. if they can find one. right now, beer is rationed in england due to a carbon dioxide shortage. limiting ten cases per day per brand. the carbon dioxide that gives the fizz is a byproduct. several plants have been closed for maintenance. the problem extends beyond beer with soda and meat production and cooling and storage all affected. the shortage is expected to last a few more weeks. the uk takes on belgium at 2:00 eastern time today. i guess liquor. >>> it did not take long for a bitter showdown to erupt over replacing anthony kennedy on the supreme court. are republicans hypocritical by racing to fill the void?

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>> reporter: hey there, victor.eaching out to white house officials to figure out why president trump wasn't at this breakfast. he was scheduled to take part in this, as you noted. he did cut his day short here at the g7. to give you an idea logistically what is going on right now, essentially these leaders are off site, away from where we are right now and they let in small units of press to be able to shoot the scene, to be able to get some of the audio that you just heard from canadian prime minister justin trudeau. and then it is fed back to us here. so, it does not appear that at any moment in any of the video that we saw that president trump was there we couldn't confirm with our own eyes whether he was in the room or not. again, it does not appear that he's there. i'm reaching out to white house officials to find out why he was scheduled to be there, but it does not look like he's there. and frankly it isn't surprising when you hear that sources have indicated the president was hesitant to come here to the g7

good morning, janai. >> reporter: victor, good morning. so this is a huge acquisition for at&t that makes the mobile company extremely powerful and this ruling could set the stage for other big mergers. the $85 billion merger approved. >> on behalf of everyone at at&t and time warner, we are gratified with the court's decision to categorically reject the government's bid to block this historic merger. >> reporter: a federal judge clearing the way for at&t to acquire time warner, making the mobile carrier more like an amazon or netflix as at&t takes over networks like hbo, cnn, tbs and tnt. for at&t users, that could mean more of that content right on your phone. president trump strongly opposed the deal since it was announced. >> a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> reporter: the justice department arguing the merger would lead to fewer choices for consumers and higher prices for television and internet. but the judge ruling the justice department hadn't ma

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i want to bring back in victor cha. victor, as you look at these images, as you think about what bill was just referencing, kim having meetings set up with other world leaders, getting ready to meet, to come face-to-face with donald trump on the world stage, has kim jong-un already gotten what he wanted out of this no matter how talks go tomorrow? >> yeah, i think so. even if -- even if they don't go well tomorrow rerp got, he got trip to singapore out of it. this is very unusual because in the past whenever the north korean leader goes abroad, it's usually only been to china, we know none of the details of the trip until after he's returned in the is clearly something very different for him. but the second thing is that for kim jong-un, this is being played domestically, it's being played domestically as north korea's now a nuclear weapon state and the world is coming to north korea. that's the way it's being played domestically. that kind of message, if that's what he's bringing tomorrow morning, is not going to going

life, lived victor's way. chase.yours. >>> tomorrow the controversial repeal of the net neutrality protections take effect. >> the obama administration put them in place to prevent the internet service provider chamging you more for certain websites. >> here is how the changes affect you. >> major internet service providers say the web will remain essentially unchange after net neutrally rules are rolled back. however consumer reports warns a of a few things once the deregulation goes into effect. zero rating plans which allow customers to access a specific service without using data. isp use zero rating plans to promote a particular service usually one they own or have a stake in. data caps are expected to become widespread for broad band service. if customers hit the limit isp could throttle the band width or charge fees for increased data usage. paid prioritization enables internet provider to charge access fees to content providers like google, facebook and netflix nod in order to send content to consumers and th

victor orlando wilson foundation. which advocates for stronger legislation against synthetic drugs and assists individuals and organizations in proding services for mentally ill homeless and low-income youth. it is my honor to fight alongside theresa and this year i invited her to be 3450eu guest at the state of the union to highlight the need to address and combat the use of synthetic drugs. i'm proud to fight in memory of morgan and victor and so many others. in this congress i introduced the stop importation and trafficking synthetic analogs act,hect modernizes a controlled substances act by speeding up the process of placing synthetic drugs on the controlled substances list. under current law, drug producers often make minor tweaks to illegal substance that is mimic the effects of banned drugs and use this loophole to prevent law enforcement from removing these drugs from circulation n addition, the act outlaws 13 synthetic fentanyls that have been died by the food and drug administration as an immediate threat to

life, lived victor's way. chase.y nine million have watched the video and many have weighed in about the security pat-down of a 96-year- old woman in a wheelchair. >> what in the hell do you think de's going to do? set off a shoe bomb? >> glor: this happened at dulles enrport outside washington. the woman's daughter complained that the search was "prolonged ped repetitive." d lasted for six minutes. she was chosen at random for extra screening. the t.s.a. says the officers did what they're trained to do. the who arrived early for the rrmmit. a couple of world leaders out s r a stroll in singapore with matching umbrellas. they drew quite a crowd, posing for selfies. at first, some didn't know these were imposters, not the leaders of u.s. and north korea. police were not amused by either. it appears the kim jong-un irpersonator was held for two hours at the airport, also warned to stay away from the summit. steve hartman is up next. it's the big upgrade in a small package. see what you can get for under 20 grand... wit

life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. the deadly burst of gunfire.and the manhunt for the shooter. good evening. i'm alan martin in for ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the shooting happened in san francisco's mission district. kpix 5's andria borba tells us in the past hour we learned the identity of the homicide victim. >> reporter: he is identified by medical examiners as jaime pool. the shooting happened just before 3:30 pm. this is what the call for help sounded like right after shots were fired. >> this is information for ingleside unit. we have a 217. possibly two victims. a possible active shooting. there is no suspect description yet. >> sfpd flooded the area of trees -- the area trying to gather evidence. three people were hit by gunfire. all three ended up at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> one regretfully expired at 4 pm. we still have two patients. one is in critical condition. the other is in serious condition. all of the victims were males in their 20s. >> there was confusion and chaos in the hospital parking lot. the

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life, lived victor's way. chase.r arrest accused of what authorities say is the largest illegal fireworks operations in the state. officials say officers from local state and federal agencies seeshzed nearly 50,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and $115,000 in raids over the last two weks. the seizures took place in sticks cities including including oakland hayward and walnut creek. culminating a three-year investigation. >> law enforcement officers have reason to believe the suspects have been illegally importing, transporting, storing, distributing and ultimately selling this product of daerjs fireworks throughout california. with indications this practice went on at least 30 years. >> officials say the recent increase in devastating fires statewide makes stopping the illegal operations more important than ever. >>> well with well the warrior haves a chance to sweep the cavaliers as you know for the third nba title if in four years. if you have any desire to fly to cleveland to see it. it's possible. lyanne melendez

victor, the imagery, the use of news media is so interesting. there is a chase car behind the motorcycles, but in front of the mercedes with media out the sun roof aiming back at the limousine that would be free media were it our president in this country. it's north korean state-run media because some of these pictures will be turned into postage stamps. some of these pictures will be turned into posters and handouts and leaflets darn near forever. >> that's right. this is a big meeting for president trump. this is a huge meeting for the north korean leader. they completely control internal commations information. they started putting out information about the united states meeting with pompeo's second trip to north korea, and now they're constructing the narrative. and the narrative is, as rachel said, the world coming to meet the north korean leader because he is now a nuclear weapons state. and that is the domestic narrative. this is a regime. this guy is 34 years old. he took over when was 28, 29 years old. there has been consistent purging

>> hey there, victor and christi. yeah, president trump expected to deliver some remarks here, coming up within the next few seconds. the president has had some very tense exchanges via twitter the past few days with other g7 leaders, including his french and canadian counterparts, emmanuel macron and justin trudeau. they've appeared on cordial terms, handshakes and smiles. head-scratching moment when the president showed up late for the gender equality breakfast. there were questions whether he would even show. some argue it's purely just coincidence, perhaps the president was caught up with other things, this is a president who is extremely sensitive to optics. he understands the power of the image. him showing up late to that meeting sends a message, as does the fact that he was an hour late to arrive at this conference, having to reschedule a bilateral meeting with french president emmanuel macron. they were cutting the president's time here in quebec short. the president will be missing a number of sessions relat

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life, lived victor's way. chase.urs. >>> a huge dog show, relief in the air, this weekend and until this morning all people could talk about was 14 dogs headed to the show in a van. as thomas tells us, they received some good news. >> reporter: at the dog show in vallejo this morning everybody put on a happy face even if that wasn't what they were really feeling. >> it was very upsetting. we were very concerned. >> reporter: she's talking about the theft of a van slyke this one containing 14 dogs outside a redding in and out burger. >> it's imperative we find this van because of the welfare of the animals. >> reporter: tony and an assistant went in to get a bite and they left the air conditioner on and door unlocked. when they came in a few minutes later the van was gone. >> i don't care about my property or van just want the dogs back. >> reporter: as a handler he cares for the dogs. calling the situation tragic. >> we're disappointed in our day and age people will steal anything. >> reporter: late this morning that

can see this summit occurring in different phases there's also a pole summit follow up after that victor do you see it as an historic moment or do you think it's all of it outcome though would define whether this is an important moment for both leaders i would say the meeting itself taking place in singapore today is a historical meeting and it deserves all the importance and recognition throughout the world however i would say the true litmus test for the d.p. r. k. us relations is still deep new crowd zation and there doesn't seem to be a consensus between president and chairman him about what. did across the issue is really about there's not timetable there is no process involved for example so i think when we talk about the new privacy issue it is too early to say whether this is a successful meeting are not and the process involved going forward may be a very large and protective announced certain process so while we cheer for the subject meeting today we need to be conservative and proved it in our estimation about what exactly will be the outcome of the new. scott i mean if you lo

>> reporter: hey, kristi and cli victor. they put out a statement saying they were spearhead thg reunification but didn't give indication of where the families would be held, if they were going to be further detained and what they are doing with families currently crossing the border. there have been meetings, according to sources to sort out how to reconcile the executive order president trump signed on wednesday with the administration's zero tolerance policy that created the family separations. sources indicate that the president, himself, has not been part of all the meetings. perhaps that's why we have seen confusion, contradictory statements and statements that had to be walked back by agency officials. the president is trying to change the narrative. he's trying to set the focus away from this political and humanitarian crisis. yesterday, he took the stage at a press conference or presentation with the families of people who lost loved ones in the hands of undocumented immigrants. the president made the comparison bet

life, lived victor's way. chase.yours. >>> warriors fans are ready for tonight. cafans are probably ready for the inevitable, as well. >> tonight "dubs" go for a four-game sweep in the nba finals and the third championship in four seasons. scott reiss live courtside in cleveland. hey, scott. >> reporter: hey, guys. remember a couple of months ago when the narrative was, can the warriors flip the switch after sort of limping into the play-offs? well, here we are. they are 15-4 this post-season and yes, tonight can clinch yet another nba championship. and fan creativity here courtside as warriors fans hoping that the force is indeed with them one more time. players and coaches say this is a tough year. what's impressive is the workman-like altitude among the players. they are on a mission. all the season adversity made them stronger in the play-offs and four years of finals experiences hasn't hurt. >> having been through the wattles in the finals for four years now having been through the previous series against housto

mientras tanto aquÍ los paramÉdicos estÁn listos para el rescate hay por lo menos 200 desaparecidos vÍctordos papÁs, hermanas y mis cuÑados. >> es que sepultÓ al pueblo entero y ahora el pueblo entero tendrÁ que empezar de nuevo >>> por supuesto josÉ lo que se vive es una verdadera desgracia. >> todavÍa falta mucho para terminar la desgracia y sobre todo el dolor. >> raÚl torres gracias. >> 6 niÑos con lesiones y quemaduras graves a causa del volcÁn de fuego trasladados a texas allÍ los mÉdicos del hospital uno de los mÁs reconocidos en el mundo en la atenciÓn de menores quemados intentan salvarles la vida rogelio mora tagle amplÍa son casos que necesitan la mejor atenciÓn especializada. >> se trata de 6 menores de edad que presentan quemaduras en 20% de su cuerpo >>> no es tanto el porcentaje de su cuerpo corporal afectado por la quemadura si no el daÑo en vÍas aÉreas que presentan, entonces el ser trasladado estos pacientes, va a ser benÉfico, acÁ hablamos de vida o muerte. >> con esto fueron trasladados a galveston, mÉxico. >> en una enorme e aÉrea nave de estados unidos, incluidos mÉdi

diane, victor?lissa, thank you. >>> and we're learning more this morning about that tornado that slammed through wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. it was powerful enough to flip trucks and destroy buildings. it was just one of several tornados to hit that area. eva pilgrim has more. >> reporter: severe weather on the move. powerful storms already tearing through the east. >> we have a large gas line that >> we have a large gas line that has ruptured. aef-2 tordo with whoriing buils apart, tossing vehicles like toys in wilkes-barre. the danger present even after daybreak. they are actually evacuating us from this area right now because of a propane leak and have blocked off this part of the road. their time lapse capturing the storm's fury. sarah smith rode it out in a restaurant walk-in cooler. >> i called my mom to tell her i love her and i didn't know if i was going to make it out. >> reporter: six people were hurt, nearly two dozen businesses damaged or destroyed. and northwest of here, a second ef-2 t

silva,quÉ tal, vÍctor llueve. >> felicidad, quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, te saludo con mucho frÍo porquenuncio de la fifa que el prÓximo mundial en el 2026 serÁ en mÉxico y en estados unidos y canadÁ, salim a preguntarle a eo a ese anuncio. >> ¿ te emocionarÍa disfrutar un sÍ, porque no lo he vivido yo y si me gustarÍa. >> nos taba disfrutarlo a nosotros los jÓvenes. >> nos dan la oportunidad a los mexicanos que no pueden viajar poder verlo en mÉxico. >> felicidad, mÉxico ya ha sido sede en dos ocasiones del mundial, en 1970 y en 1986 con unidos 2026 mÉxico serÍa el pais e ha recibido tres veces el torneo mÁs importante del fÚtbol en el mundo, mientras llega e É este mundial, la copa mundial rusia 2018 a travÉs de la cadena oficial telemundo? regreso contigo. >> es por supuesto es donde hay que ver todos los partidos, l t paÍsesa la vez opa mund se tiene sus reglas, que 60e los 80 encuentros se disputen en estados unidos, desde los cuartos de final en adelante, rÉn mae Ón. >> un placer saludarte desde chicago donde como pdeve han recibido con jÚbilo la no ti noticia que estados unidos, m

the opposite is true. >> laura: victor, victor, victor are you saying the experts were wrong? trump is going to blow up the world six months ago. the economy was going to tank. we are going to go into a global depression. the iran deal was going to screw up anything we try to do. so everyone watching notes, the experts in this region for the most part on the other cables have been wrong about asia for decades. much to the detriment of the unitedtes of america. >> i think trump was sort of like the apple commercial where the athlete throws their hammer in the screen and it shters everything because he wasn't beholden to the conventional false wisdom. one thing we have to do, laura, we can't go back to the status quo. the status quomp inher a terrible condition of missiles pointed at us that might've been nuclear tipped. what they -- once they made that decision to appoint the missile, trump says you not only lost the missile, you lost your entire nuclear program. i think he can do it. the other thing is, we are going to get medieval pretty soon because these sanctions are reall

life, lived victor's way. chase.x straight losses for the dow jones. today comes amidst new worries about a trade dispute. >> the chinese government has said it will retaliate. the dow was down 280 points. the s&p fell 11 points. maggie ruly has the latest now on fears of a trade war. >> reporter: threatening another round on tariffs on china. the white house making the announcement after china said it was slapping tariffs. a retaliatory moves. saying these tariffs are needed to better protect american intellectual technology property and china says they are not afraid of a trade war. and commerce ministry calling the move blackmail. >> when we talk to the chinese government, they have indicated they will retaliate and attempt to focus on products that are problematic for the trump administration and an impact on the u.s. consumers. >> if china retaliates again, going even further. and if that happens that would mean nearly every product coming into the u.s. from china would be under tariffs. maggie ruli, >>> north k

life, lived victor's way. chase.ng your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (pam) in our national news coverage -- president trump says, one of his goals at the g-seven summit.... is to straighten out what he calls "unfair" trade deals. (catherine) one of those deals under the microscope -- the north american free trade agreement president trump hinted at a possible alternative to nafta, while sitting next to canadian prime minister justin trudeau. <"it could be that nafta will be a different form. it could be with canada, with mexico one on one. much simpler agreement, much easier to do. i think better for both countries. but we're talking about that among other things."> the president says there was 'a lot of progress" with canada on trade, adding that he believes the two countries have a strong relationship. the talks come amid growing tensions between the u-s and its allies over trump's decision to impose new tariffs. (catherine) coming

que ya estÁn detenidos en noticias telemundo tenemos amplÍa cobertura de equipo con julio hÉctor y vÍctorer vega desde mÉxico, vamos con julio desde la frontera en donde la satisfacciÓn por la orden migratoria se mezcla de cÓmo se pondrÁ en marcha, julio. >> sÍ, josÉ el presidente trump ya dijo que no quiere ver mÁs imÁgenes de niÑos sufriendo pero todavÍa no ha dicho nada no ha aclarado nada sobre quÉ pasarÁ con los mÁs de 2300 niÑos que fueron separados de sus padres por lo pronto hoy al centro de Í estÁ ees estono >> el centuen llegando niÑos separados, esto no para, entran autobuses con niÑos a bordo hasta aquÍ han llegado activistas para preguntarse quÉ pasarÁ con ellos despuÉs de anunciarse esta orden de no mÁs separaciÓn de familias. >> autobuses cargados con niÑos que han sido separados migrantes ponen en sus pequeÑas manos en las ventanas antes de entrar al refugio de la unidad bajaron al menos 2 personas con niÑos en brazos y varios adolescentes segÚn captÓ la cÁmara en el exterior >>> consideran que el problema no acaba con el nuevo decreto porque algunos padres estÁn esperando

vÍctor. >> aquÍ dan ganas hasta de bailar y bueno si estÁ escuchando bien, estamos en moscÚ rusia cercardad que fue un gusto venir y ver este tipo de eventos acÁ en este paÍs tan lejano e importante para que todo el mundo conozca nuestras culturas y tradiciones no. >> es una locura, aquÍ todas las rusas y rusos les encanta todo lo que es mexicano, le gusta la mÚsica cÓmo se visiten los trajes tÍpicos para ellos les pare g y a mÉxico, mexico viene a mÍ. >> este es un evento de mÉxico para el mundo al principio se proyectaba que solamente 15 mil mexicanos estarÍan aqui en rusia para el mundial, sin embargo, eso a ha cambiado conforme mÉxico ha trascendido, ahora que estÁn en octavos de final, mas mexicanos sigue llegando, anoche se presentÓ la banda "el recodo" y bueno mÁs adelante se espera que mÁrquez pueda deleitar a este ido toauditorio con su mÚs mexicana, soy vÍctor hugo con esto regresamos a los estudios. >> que hermoso intercambio cultural, gracias, los octavos de final de fifa rusia 2018 estÁn a horas de iniciarse, maÑana juega, uruguay y portugal dos estilos de juego diferentes

life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. "..."ore with the preview. >> we will go inside the preparations for the president trump and kim jong un summit in singapore. and john dickerson looks at rfk's emotional final journey 50 years after his death. reporter: push protopwant to sell f kitchens. we will be back in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪or by cbs >> glor: on this wednesday ofening, the president comsthe g nvt afppfr kim kardashian. and the investigation after graphic tape emerges of four arizona officers making a violent arrest. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds.arrest. >> president trump has commuted ree life sentence for alice marie johnson. -t a first-time nonviolent drug ofnd who heen serving a life sentence. >> kardashian wrote on twitter, "best news ever." >> i said we're not going to have a summit under those strcumstances. kim jong-un got back on his hands and knees and begged for it. >> it's probably not the mood fsic you want for the summit. >> reporter: i'm manuel bojorquez in guatemala, e fallye communities that were larg

. >>> this is "weekend express" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> good morning, so grateful to have you with us this morning. you know, we're sitting here watching fate of hundreds of immigrant children and the fate in question. there is day -- there is chaos, confusion surrounding the trump border policies. >> it's been nearly three days since president trump signed an executive order stopping the family separations he started. almost 1,800 children have not yet been reunited with their parents. to make things worse, one senior republican aide tells cnn even members of congress don't know what is next, saying simply that i'm not sure what the plan is at the white house. >>> president trump is heading to las vegas to rally his base. he'll likely continue trying to change the narrative after spending yesterday doubling down on misleading rhetoric about immigrants and telling republicans to stop work on immigration policy. >> cnn's boris sanchez live at the white house. any guidance on how the families will be reunited, anything from the white house yesterday? >> reporter: goo

life, lived victor's way. chase.yours. >>> san leandro city manager back on the job after being cleared of sexual misconduct. he was accused by ceo of davis street family resource center. she claims he pressured her to have a sexual relationship with him in exchange for public funding. an independent investigators found a lack of credibility in those allegations. the city council's vote to reinstate him was unanimous. >>> cannot sue theranos. a federal judge ruled against a group last week saying indirect investors couldn't prove they were deliberately misled by the company. more than 200 people invested in funds that bought shares in theranos between 2013 and 2016. they claim the startup lied to investors about its capabilities. the group's lawyer says he might appeal that ruling. >>> listen to this. a room in a luxury building in san francisco for under $1200? it sounds unreal, right? the startup says it has come up with affordable solution to housing crisis called home share. it leases apartments in trendy new bui

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victor tries to get the men to provide their names email addresses and account numbers for this sting operation has led to the arrest and conviction of several thousand perpetrators we've agreed to protect victor's identity but his supervisor hands agrees to talk to us. once for me it was shocking to see that only ten seconds after you enter a chat room and things like this happen you see the half naked man you see mr baiting is this i mean these are not pond side sees of just children says this is a public area of the internet a public chat room and there are thousands of these chat rooms and the moment you go on you go in one of these chat rooms and you state that you're eleven or twelve year old girl from from the philippines that just jump all you need small group on you some believe will so you want to put pressure on them so literally because in fact it's nearly impossible nearly impossible to convict these these individuals these kids are either doing it you know to keep themselves alive or not being forced by pimps or by gangs or by their parents to do this kind of work they w

life, lived victor's way. chase.ths after vladimir putin was first elected president of russia in the year 2000 the "washington post" sent a new bureau chief to moscow. actually, they sent two. they sent a couple. they sent susan glasser, who was then the "post's" national political correspondent. and they sent her journalist husband, peter baker. glasser and baker were newly married. when "the new york times" wrote up their wedding the paper said, "the bride and bridegroom are on leave from the "washington post," learning russian in preparation to become the newspaper's moscow bureau chiefs." susan glasser spent four years as the leading -- leading the "washington post's" moscow coverage. and the book she wrote afterward with her husband, mr. baker, their book about what they learned in their time there was kind of a warning. it's now a famous warning. it was a book called "kremlin rising: vladimir putin's russia and the end of revolution." their book made a case which is familiar now but was still very controversia

victor and christi?> jessica, thank you. >>> dozens of civil rights organizations are involved in the protests, including amneftsy international, the anti deafination league, the southern poverty law center. moveon.org is one of four lead partners sponsoring the events. our next guest is moveon.org's executive director of civic action. thank you for being with us. first and foremost, what did you see? what did you hear that prompted you to take this on? >> oh, goodness. well, you know, my good friend who is one of the champions in congress on this issue actually called me early on a saturday morning less than two weeksing -- exactly two weeks ago today and said what we are doing here? we need to be in the streets. we spent the weekend scheming together along with our close friend as parents, as people, as women. we couldn't stand by and just allow this horror to happen. so we put out a call on monday, less than two weeks ago, thinking maybe we might get a couple hundred protests around the country and we

life, lived victor's way. chase.yours. (justine) the high end prostitute who plead guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a google executive in 2013 ...is talking about what happened... for the first time. alix tichelman is out of jail. she met forrest hayes on his yacht in santa cruz five years ago. tichelman injected hayes with what proved to be a fatal dose of heroin shortly after she got on board. tonight she says she regrets abandoning hayes, who was a father of five children. alix tichelman, nicknamed by national media as the "call girl killer" and "harbor hooker" of santa cruz, is finally telling her side of the story.in a series of interviews this week, tichelman relived the day that she met a google executive on his yacht in the santa cruz harbor, injected him with heroin, and panicked when he lost consciousness.tichelman had only met hayes once before, when he paid her more than $3,000 to go to lunch. he told her his name was "tim." for their second meeting, tichelman said hayes asked her to bri

life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours.tonight -- all eyes are on singapore. the leaders of the united states and north korea will make history... when they meet tuesday for an unprecedented summit on denuclearization. kim hutcherson has more. wheels down in singapore... president trump and north korean leader kim jong un have arrived ahead of their historic summit on tuesday. asked how he's feeling about the meeting -- president trump remained positive:nats: "very good, thank you. very good"but back west -- president trump faces criticism from some of the united states' closest allies.at the g7 summit on saturday -- canadian prime minister justin trudeau condemned the tariffs levied by the trump administration. justin trudeau/ canadian pm: "it would be with regret but it would be with absolute certainty and firmness that we move forward with retaliatory measures on july 1st, applying equivalent tariffs to the ones that the americans have unjustly applied to us."in a tweeted response, president trump announced the u.s. woul

life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours.ign, a santa clara county superior court judge was recalled by voters .. because of his handling of a high profile sexual assault case.(ken) kron four's rob fladeboe has some reaction and explains what's next in the recall of judge aaron persky. judge aaron persky is only the 4th judge in california history to berecalled by voters and the first in 86 years. margaret russell/santa clara university law professor "....it's extremely unusual.....santa clara university law professor margeret russell says voters were mislead.margaret russell "....people who voted for the recall thought they were voting for the best ofreasons, it was a referendum on sexual assault instead of a careful examination of a judge's record..."rejecting persky's own plea that he followed the law when he sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault,voters supported the recall by a margin of 60 to 40. margaret russell says voters sent a strong message.margaret russell "..they're getting a message on

life, lived victor's way. chase.s. >>> welcome back. 9:13 on this sunday morning. this is a live look from our santa cruz beach cam. great day as these people are finding out. it's nice now. going up into the low 70s later on today. a heat wave is coming our way later this week. lisa along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. >>> according to the marin independent journal, the extension should open in 2019. the company in charge of the first station engineering services has been given nearly half a million dollars to complete the work. smart says this summer and fall will be a quote, very intensive period of construction. >>> we still don't know this morning who is san francisco's new mayor. the race has taken another turn. london breed took the lead yesterday. by friday, he led by 144 votes but again as of yesterday breed is the leader. the san francisco department of elections tweeted it's still processing provisional ballots. approximately 42,000 ballots still need to be counted. they should have an update

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life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours.husetts woman helped her escape a near kidnapping. this enhanced surveillance video shows the moments an orange hyundai pulls up next to the jogger. and within seconds...you can see the suspect touching her inappriopately. the victim...whose name has not yet been released.. fought off the man before running to safety. the woman... snapped a photo of the culprit's license plate...leading officers to the suspect's whereabouts. authorities arrested and charged 57-year-old gordon lyons with kidnapping. (pam) look at this daring rescue! a canadian man was swimming in the kings river.. which is in the sequoia national park in the southern sierra .. when he was swept down stream. dan mcginn was trapped between a granite wall and the river -- there was no way to get to him from the ground. so, the california highway patrol used a helicopter to pull the hiker to safety. a flight paramedic was lowered to the scene and pulled mcginn out of the water. he was not hurt.. and was reunited with his hi

then i was on several times or a couple more times in the week and saturday morning i was on and victor blackwell and i had a good, spirited debate and after that within 10 minutes of getting off the air i started getting death threats via email and people calling and leaving voice mails. it is -- it's not just what they are saying, ainsley, it's the way their voice, the way they are saying it the hatred in their voice. it's really kind of stare. i have been in politics for 10 years, i got my start in the tea party movement. i'm used to be calling names. i have thick skin. i let it roll off my back but this has been taken to a whole another level. people need to calm down. i have a family. and when my daughter heard