victor? >> all right, brian. quick question, and you may not know the answer to this, so we'll accept that, but do we know if the governor will be back this morning as part of this news conference or if we're hearing primarily from the mayor, the police chief and local officials? >> reporter: we are not quite sure about the governor. we believe the governor is going to have an event later on this morning, a separate event, but we do not know that. we do expect the police chief, jim cervera to come in and give some new details, possibly mayor bobby dyer. those have been the two gentlemen who have given the most information so far and we haven't had a lot of details since last night's conference, so we're counting on semifor some key information. and we're looking for any real detail about possible conflict this man had with people at his work that might have prompted him to come in and start shooting people. and whether there might have been a specific target in mind. those are some things that maybe the police ch

victor? >> yeah. and four more are hoping that someone who has been injured in this shooting will get a full recovery. they are in hospitals. good morning to you. we're talking about this breaking news here in virginia beach. it has happened again in america. another mass shooting. this time at least a dozen people are dead, four others injured after a man just started shooting at his coworkers at the virginia beach municipal center. now, we are expecting a press conference. that's scheduled for the top of the next hour. 8:00 a.m. eastern. we will, of course, bring that to you live when it happens. but let's tell you now what we know at this moment. sources say the suspect was a disgruntled employee. he was killed in a shootout with police. they say a.45-caliber pistol was found with the shooter and high capacity magazines. the suspect started shooting on all three floors of that building. and officials say they found victims on all three floors. i want you to listen to this. i want you to he

one is by victor. he talked about we shouldn't have this we shouldn't have relations between the small and the big. another one is actually working and negotiating you talk about, because right now even if realistic alley, yes, we need to kind of bend a little bit to accommodate internal awareness, it's a big deal. it's important at least for now. and it is for them is actually bringing time clock to precinct a pore era. singapore is plenty important. so you are calling the relations trust. so before somehow u.s. make them sure about the change, the change of position, so they think it's -- solutions and talking about this, they are not going to come to the table some the biggest, you know, purpose of our, you know, alliance to bring him to the come to the table. right now it's talking a lot, is now going to help. at this moment. i'm sure, i'm totally realistic and important. and directly to your question actually -- much better person and people and they know that they are now experienced i think they

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victor cha still on the phone with us right now. a part of this legacy that now ranges so many decades, what, seven decades, victor, or so, is there is required military service of all young men there in south korea. so each and every one of them, each successive generation, has been reminded of what the dmz certainly can mean, of what the armistice means historically, and for the future their hope, at least for many, that at some point will rb reunification. but then on the flip side, as richard wase, reporting, north koreans, as they perhaps -- let's go back to richard engel. >> reporter: we are seeing more helicopters arriving. i am always nervous about identifying who and exactly what is on, but we are seeing helicopters arriving right into the center of the dmz. we're not going to know who exactly is on those helicopters until we get final confirmation from theon very small traveling pool that issm traveling with t president. but it does seem like the arrival is happening now with so many different nghelicopters. again,re stand

it says, victor cha appointed korea chair at u.s. think tank. the c -- following japan and china chairs in the belief that issues regarding the korean peninsula are becoming more and more important. a korea chair has been launched, cha will take charge of research and policy making concerning interkorean issues. so given where we are. given that it's your night, given that we have the peninsula, asia and the globe. bring us together, where are woe on this 10 years and set us up where we might look out into the future. >> well, thanks mark. first, i feel obligated to say a couple things about tonight and korea chair. and then i will offer some quick remarks. first is i really want to i think we should all thank john korea chair could not have been possible without any personal commitment to developing a permanently endowed program on korea in washington d.c. and we did it largely because he believes that korea is critical to u.s. interests in asia. global power. and it was that commitment when i first met him that just genuinely he exuded in the

of china and let's work together to get the problem solved or unless i'm up with such a solution victor legless isn't going to happen let's go to he'll here holder is addition will be hundreds of polluted is dying to ice on to you let let's hear what claudia has to say claudia. now exactly exactly the point here. we are still free to protest and that's why more than 1000000 people took to the streets better do it while we still can that's the idea you would say you still openly a very publicly criticizing this and that and the other it tells you how free you are in hong kong or up to a point after the passage of this particular law people here would probably need to think what have you have to say what you do you need to think of repercussions and it's the fear indeed test the fear fear is a trade they say that's how insurance business goes on runs right so but it's china basically it's china that's trying to get this chilling effect and run the society just watch out big brother is watching you and you know how to behave we will new for the freedom of the world the freedom without fear

victor?than 24 hours since the mass killing here in virginia beach, and there are two major searches happening right now. first, the search for answers. why this shooter did this. but second, the search for reassurance and comfort and security. there's a vigil happening right now. the beginning of the healing. we'll have more of the live special coverage here from virginia beach. ♪ ...i wondered, is another one around the corner. or could it be different than i thought? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a

that suspect's name, victor hugo gomez. they believe he's part of a drug cartel. he was last seen in the united states, and he's still on the run. >> victor, thank you. >>> back here at home, and authorities are on the scene of a deadly highway inferno in wisconsin. a tractor-trailer tumbling off the highway. the truck exploding into a fireball. multiple vehicles catching fire. at least two people killed, and at least two people are in serious condition tonight. the highway shut down. traffic at one point backed up for miles. alex perez at the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a deadly crash closing a major wisconsin highway. plumes of black smoke filling the sky. >> we got multiple vehicles on fire up on the interstate. >> reporter: a tractor-trailer, trying to avoid the pile-up, loses control. going off the road, bursting into flames. katelyn planka was driving on the frontage road when there was suddenly a thick cloud of smoke in front of her. >> i was kind of scared that it was gonna blow up or something, and there was a lot of debris flying everywhere. >>

>> well, victor, this is very interesting. because when we saw these decisions cominging down, i knew immediately working with some african-american legislators, we needed to create a panel so we created a community and a police panel where they sat down and put together the fwliens for the use of deadly force, the reporting environment requirements, it was a significant effect not just for ohio but something to be looked at around the country. what i was surprised to hear in this reporting is that these complaints have existed for a while, that people have complained to the police chief. they've complained to the mayor. when you hear things like that you can't put your hip in the sand. you've got to get people in the community united. police want to go home safe. and the community doesn't want to fear the police. there is a way to get this resolved and in many respects, we made great progress. so i think the mayor got behind the curve here. i don't know why he didn't get out sooner. maybe he wasn't aware. i can't explain that

quickly we have victor, he hardly needs an introduction. he founded the korea in 2009, he served after asian affairs and the national security council in the bush ministration. from 2004 to 2007 and victor was very involved with other negotiations with north korea that appreciated where we are today he is an author of five books, including the possible states, north korea past and future and you'll see him quite a bit on abc and msnbc as an analyst. we have right next to victor ambassador, thank you for joining. he probably needs also very little introduction, he is a senior advisor at the u.s. institute of peace. before that he served 33 years as a diplomat and for two years you will know, from 2016 to 2018 was a special envoy to north korea and he is a key player in reestablishing communication and traveling to north korea to help cure the release auto war auto. >> next to him we have doctor, he she is a professor at the university of department of international studies, conducted extensive research on the north uk lights. previously serv

detuviera las redadas, pero hubo otros factores mÁs para que trump diera marcha atrÁs a su plan, vÍctorashington la presiÓn sobre el presidente para frenar el operativo con el que se pretendÍa detener mÁs de 2.000 inmigrantes tuvo efecto al menos por ahora. >> con este anuncio de que el presidente ha cancelado la campaÑa de redadas y deportaciones masivas temporalmente, pues nos da un poco mÁs de tiempo no para desistir de nuestros esfuerzos, sino para prepararnos mejor. >> dos fuentes del departamento de seguridad nacional dijeron a nbc que la decisiÓn se debio mayormente a que los detalles se filtraron a la prensa y porque ice no tenÍa un plan para detener estos migrantes en su mayorÍa familias. esto contra dice la versiÓn del presidente que el retraso era tÁctica de negociaciÓn. el anuncio llego luego de que se activaron las alarmas, activistas y abogados se movilizaron por todo el paÍs para educar a la comunidad sobre sus derechos. >> lo vimos como una emergencia nacional que demandaba nuestra coordinaciÓn. >> aÚn esta maÑana en twitter el presidente trump insistÍa, cuando las perso

. >> i'm victor blackwell.ou are in the cnn newsroom. >> president trump is in south korea right now. he had dinner with president moon jae-in. is he going to follow up by meeting with the leader of north korea tomorrow? >> president trump said he's even open to crossing the dmz, which is creating a security and logistical nightmare with the secret service. it's something no president has ever done, and there were a lot of headlines coming out of the g20 after the president gave this hour and 14 minutes press conference. >> president trump said trade talks are back on with china, with new tariffs on hold, he pushed back on the idea that he was joking about election meddling with russian president vladimir putin, and he said the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi made him angry but he defended the relationship with the man the cia said ordered that murder. live now from seoul, south korea. cnn white house correspondent abby phillips. what is resonating there in all of these headlines this morning? >> reporter:

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of course, victor is right. it has to be worked on at a working level so that there are no surprises. but i am relatively optimistic. if you look at what was on the table in hanoi, there was quite a bit on the table. from north korean side, giving up young byeong. they both had agreed to open liaison offices. so the key issues like definition of denuclearization, how much denuclearization, for how much sanctions, what were left out. but i do think you can reach a next level of a deal relatively quickly. so, in that sense, he it's in their interests to have a summit. put this to a place where it's sustainable at least for a while. donald trump's main goal is, of course, to win the 2020 november election. so get through that. i mean, you know, fortunately for kim jong un, he doesn't face an election. so i think you are looking at a short-term, medium-term path that puts you on a stable route. >> dr. kim, can you give us a sense our the south korean government has been trying to work with both sides to try to reeng

>> victor oquendo leading us off tonight from florida. victor, thank you. >>> now, to president trump's official state visit right here in the uk. the president with prime minister theresa may today, who he once heavily criticized. what he said today now that she just has days left in power. meantime, thousands protested and marched through the streets here. the president did not shy away from weighing in on the turmoil here in the uk, and about the protests today, he said all he saw was tremendous spirit and love. abc's terry moran is with us here in london tonight. >> reporter: on the streets of london today, trump supporters and thousands of anti-trump protesters scuffled as police struggled to separate them. >> no trump, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> reporter: there were chants and placards and that trump balloon, but when asked about it all at his press conference with prime minister theresa may, the president simply brushed it off. >> i heard that there were protests. i said, where are the protests? i don't see any protests. i did see

victor is the team lead for the enterprise applications and architecture group.y do vice the strategy. they take on special projects and implementation of the technology. victor and his team are on the cutting edge. >> they deal within from structure. they make everything work. i am fortunate to have the guys there dedicated and have my back. if it weren't for this group of guys, a lot of things would not be as reliable as they are. >> we surrounded victor with a team, and he is mentoring these folks and giving them the benefit of his sploshes, the way he approach -- of his process and challenging them to force them to go in their skill set. what we are trying to do in a couple years time we will have four victors. >> it is important to teach the younger generation if you are going to learn a technology today it is more important to learn to adapt. >> victor brings technical excellence, commitment to quality. he has all of the things you need to be successful. >> he is so committed to building relationships within the team in terms of his organizing the annual ba

ya endurece su polÍtica migratoria, la primera muestra estÁ en en el responsable de este programa, vÍctor se mudÓ a mÉxico, se vive en el norte y sur de paÍs y estados unidos, le insiste que resuelva, pero ahora tocarÁ a otro porque. >>> esto tiene que ver con la estrategia que se estÁ aplicando un reconocido acadÉmico, especializado solo declarÓ en twitter que agradece al gobierno de mÉxico. >>> le tengo la confianza a francisco. >>> la propuesta es francisco gar dueÑo, que hasta ahora se encargaba de red de cÁrceles y programa de reinserciÓn en el paÍs. >>> la experiencia penitenciarÍa, ha desatado crÍticas entre especialistas y ciudadanos porque dice que responde al endurecÍ miento de polÍtica mi gran tio ra del paÍs. el ajuste en polÍtica segÚn este especialista, responde a la presiÓn de washington, para frenar a los migrantes. >>> resultado probablemente de las presiones a las que acabo de hacer menciÓn de parte de estados unidos. >>> en sur mexicano la autoridad migratoria y guardia nacional refuerzan la seguridad, pero los sueÑos de quien anhela llegar a estados unidos, no conoce f

>> that's a really important question, victor. we started the day thinking that there may or may not be a meeting at the dmz. we heard the u.s. president say, it may be a handshake. what we ended up having was almost an hour of the leaders of north korea and the united states, behind closed doors having bilateral talks. what we have seen, we don't know what they said inside, but what they shared with us, they have agreed to restart talks. we didn't hear denuclearization. what we did hear from kim jong-un, as he was walking out of those meetings, is president trump showing what he took away out of the meeting. the fact that we can meet anytime now. president trump said they would agree to set up separate teams to negotiate again. they had teams in place after singapore. they had them in place after hanoi, as well. there appears to be a shakeup in north korea, what they're going to be doing and who is in control. what we have seen at the end of the day, from president trump, is that the two sides have agreed to restart these talks.

stalemate fragmentation and a priority on lateral meanings on the sidelines between world leaders victor in moscow coming to you we had this 3 way relationship between donald trump vladimir putin and the saudi crown prince mohammed bin selma on the face of it those 3 men get on very very well with each other what does vladimir putin get out of that relationship point number one and point number 2 what of those 3 countries in agreement if they're not in agreement on trade if they're not in agreement on conflict in the middle east where is the common ground. well of course they lieschen ship between the united states and the russia on the one hand and the relationship between washington and on the other hand have to be looked at in different perspective since the saudi arabia has been an ally of the united states and the united kingdom since since its founding and of course since donald trump has been an outspoken proponent of realist foreign policy somebody who has not been a key in on moral grandstanding he has been. he says he is ok with letting sensual letting the saudis go with the. k

christopher hills and victor chau and lauren gambino. i want to start with you, victor. you and hans were working on this topic. now that we had time to think through what happened, what is the next crucial step based on what hans was saying as they look at low level talks and try to put a plan together in the next two to three week ss? >> the main thing you are looking for is the u.s. top working level negotiator starting meetings with his counterpart. up until this meeting that took place yesterday, it wasn't even clear who his counterpart was. i think we have some idea of who it is, both ambassador hill and i have worked with that person in the six party talks for the last agreement. those working level talks need to start closing the gap on things like how do we define denuclearization? are the north koreans going to offer up more than the main nuclear site to include other facilities outside of that? from the north korean perspective, is the united states, as president trump suggested, willing to partially lift sanctions in return for some denukization steps? we are

. >> victor, you are still with us. now, that we are looking forward to what is the 20, 40, could be an hour before the meeting does happen with kim jong-un. who is kim jong-un today? 35 years old, is that right? >> he has been in power in a very young aiming and nor a good amount of time now. >> yeah. i mean, he has surprised a lot of people. when he first came to power, many people including myself did not think he would be able to last more than a few months. he over the past five years or so, has ruthlessly killed members of his own family. relati relatives. generals. party officials to cement his position in power. while he was doing that, he was, very reinclusive. i mean, there was no interaction with any world leaders for the first five years of his rule. and then, over the past year. sparked by the first set of meetings with the south koreans, after the winter olympics last year and the meeting with donald trump in sing a fapore. >> so, you know, he really has surprised a lot of people that he has been able to s

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>> reporter: good morning, victor.hat the mayor is going to be back in town since that really contentious town hall that he held with the community just last weekend. this, of course, after the police-involved shooting that left one african-american man dead. originally the mayor was going to attend the funeral of eric logan. according to his office, they advised the mayor that was not a good idea. instead, he's going to be taensdzi i attending a peace walk at the school behind me. and meeting with faith leaders and members of the community. and this issue has mraiplagued mayor. he was asked about it at the presidential debate thursday night. and also asked by don lemon last night. >> well, i don't think all of these issues are something that people claim to have solved. the issue i haven't solved are issues that no america has solved that no city has solved but we've made progress. sometimes, it's two steps forward and two steps back. i'm not going to present myself as the person who is going to resolve racial inequal

>> no victor, i'd say there's no plausible iranian strategy for months. you got bolton and pompeo on one hand talking about regime change. that's a pretty big ask, pretty big demand. then you got the president who simply talks about getting the iranians back to the table. that's part of a big problem that we saw play out in miniature and realtime in the last 24 hours, it's that there's no cohesive policy towards iran and where they want to go in terms of a strategic end game. i think that's complicating and will complicate, quite frankly, any decisions that the president has to make going forward. >> so, you say this decision to pull back from the strike gives the administration, the president, space. space to do what? what are the options that would come short of escalating tensions with iran? >> yeah, i think it does give him space. and i was really glad to see he made that decision. it was a wise one. now, he can take a breath, take a knee and look through the menu of options available to him to respond to iran. i do think shooting down a drone should

joining me now with the reaction, victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution, rabbi ari asaro, a spokesman for the national conference of jewish affairs. victor, during the financial crisis, the banks were labeled "too big to the fail," but watching the left and the media rushed to her defense, chemist same be about aoc? has she become too big to allow her to go down in shame for these comments equating trump to the holocaust? >> i don't know. i don't know if i was more disturbed by her ignorance, or the integrity of the historians who rally to her defense. never in history of concentration camps have -- 15 million soviet citizens, p.o.w.s, did not go over german lines because there were concentration camps. the difference between a concentration camp and a death camp is a distinct distinction without a difference. as horrible as the death camps were, there were 15 million people on the eastern front -- 10 million in china that died in so-called concentration camps. there was never in the history of concentration camps treatment for transgender people and counseling

and victor, the junior for these deputies says it will fight their firing? >> reporter: that's right, david. union representatives for those fired deputies say they're going to fight their termination. peterson's attorney says that he is being made a scapegoat. david? >> victor oquendo with us again tonight. >>> now, to the case of the missing mother of five gaining national attention. and this evening, what her estranged husband suddenly declared outside court today. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, the estranged husband of missing connecticut mom, jennifer dulos, who continues to fight for custody of the couple's five children, speaking for the first time. >> i just want to tell my children that they're constantly on my mind and that i love them and i miss them very much. >> reporter: and a shocking new theory from his attorney. >> we are actively contemplating a revenge suicide hypothesis as an explanation for her disappearance. >> reporter: fos ffotisssssss lawyer is now claiming that jennifer, an accomplished writer, worked on a manuscrip

with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> well planty of republicans believe that if president trump had implemented these tariffs on mexico, it would have been a crisis. well now he has averted that would-be crisis as the u.s. and mexico reach a deal to avoid his threat of tariffs on mexican goods. >> this morning the president's tweeting in support of the deal after announcing the news late last night. as part of the agreement, mexico will deploy national guard troops throughout their country, take on human smuggling operations and allow migrants crossing into the u.s. to be returned to mexico as they await a decision on their asylum claims. now in exchange, the u.s. has agreed to speed up the asylum process. live from the white house, with us now cnn white house correspondent sarah westwood. so, sarah, the white house framing this as a victory. >> reporter: that is right christi and victor. trump is awake and touting that they struck an agreement with the mexico delegation to stop a 5% tariff on all goods from mexico and mexico has agree to depl deploy forces to stop those who com

victor, thanks for being with us.s we discussed the many developments, shall we say, in the last hour or two through the announced confirmation of the president that he will be meeting with kim jong-un, albeit for a brief amount of time, what do you expect from this, victor? >> well, i don't really expect very much. best case scenario this is an effort to reset after the failure of the hanoi summit in february. but the worst case, more likely, that this is just a photo op that only further legitimizes the north korean leader and the fact that he holds nuclear weapons while he's shaking hands with the u.s. president and being courted, as richard said, by the chinese leader, as well as the south korean leader. and in the end we're not doing anything better on denuclearization. the absence of any progress from a year ago since the first time they met at singapore. so, you know, best case, they're trying to reset after hanoi. but most likely this is not going to lead to anything particularly substantive and we're going to

oh, relax -- it's probably just from victor, that flower-delivery guy i dated. who's victor?ard about him. oh, because i knew you'd never let me go out with an ex-con. hey, maybe it's dylan trying to win you back. mm. so, victor -- it's a closed door? maybe it's not a guy who's in love with haley. oh, thank you. maybe it's a guy who's obsessed with haley and is getting plastic surgery to look like her so he can replace her and live her life. luke. so they can only be for haley? of course not. haley isn't the only hottie living here. i washed the car in my cheer shorts the other day. i definitely felt eyes on me. has it ever occurred to you that those flowers could be for me? - what do you mean? - i mean, like, from my boyfriend. - what? - you have a boyfriend? and you thought my thing was crazy. [laughs] ♪

of china and let's work together to get the problem solved or unless i'm up with such a solution victor legless isn't going to happen let's go to he'll here holder is addition will be hundreds of polluted is dying to ice on to you let let's hear what claudia has to say claudia. now exactly exactly the point here. we are still free to protest and that's why more than 1000000 people took to the streets better do it while we still can that's the idea you would say you still openly a very publicly criticizing this and that and the other it tells you how free you are in hong kong or up to a point after the passage of this particular law people here would probably need to think what have you have to say what you do you need to think of repercussions and it's the fear indeed test the fear fear is a trade they say that's how insurance business goes on runs right so but it's china basically it's china that's trying to get this chilling effect and run the society just watch out big brother is watching you and you know how to behave we will new the freedom of the world the freedom without fear rig

. >> i'm victor blackwell. you're in the cnn newsroom. >>> the president's tweeting in support of the deal reached now with mexico after he called off the tariffs he threatened to put on mexican goods. >>> meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump undermined u.s. leadership by making reckless threats. the president announced the news last night after three days of negotiations. now, a part of the agreement, mexico will deploy national guard troops throughout their country to take on human smuggling operations and allow migrants caught crossing into the u.s. to be returned to mexico as they await a decision on asylum claims. the u.s. has agreed to speed up the asylum process. >>> cnn white house correspondent sarah westwood, what are you hearing this morning? >> reporter: president trump is up and touting the agreement this morning that his administration reached with mexican officials, he's saying that everyone is "very excited about the agreement," his words. this agreement caused him to back

now a victor can go and fetch his bride the flag goes along to it's traditional for bachelors to ask the parents of the future bride for her hand in marriage if they agree the flag is hoisted on to their roof but today's celebrations are more about fun than ritual victor waves his flag proudly even as he eats some magical bread. what are they doing now. it's a welcoming problem that grown mother didn't you know he went up there and he's giving them the bread and see the things themselves because they need to be able to . wall you believe moments in that. penny so to have a lara sweet moment yeah. afterwards the maid of honor removes antonio who punch evansdale this symbolizes her transition from innocent maiden to mature young bride. the grand finale of the traditional wedding ritual is the horror show a full garion folk to hats. off and he's going to prison never let you go. to the we'll find a way we will. get picked or send it off and antonio who bunch have a can incorporate some of the magic from the party into their daily lives there are certain to have a bright future. looks li

clarissa. >> reporter: good morning, victor and jessica.rd for a country like the central african republic. aide workers tell us after yemen and syria this is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, and when it comes to hunger proportionate to the size of the population, it is the worst. take a look. >> it is the worst humanitarian crisis you have never heard of. half the people of the central african republic don't know where their next meal is coming from. nearly six years of vicious conflict involving muslim and christian militias have forced a million people from their homes. some of them sought shelter here in a sprawling overcrowded camp in the town of berea. >> there are 65,000 people now living in this camp. they came to escape the bloodshed of the different warring militias in this country, but even here, even now the situation is tense. as you can see, we have armed guards with us at all times. escaping from the searing noon sun, we meet lavender. she tells us that her husband was beaten to death by militants. she cherishes a

victor oquendo leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, new developments in the shooting of david ortiz. the dominican republic attorney general revealing they believe the real target was ortiz's friend. suspects arrested include cruz, who police say pulled the trigger. authorities say this surveillance video shows the suspects riding a motorcycle to the scene. the hitman fires into ortiz's back, and he falls to the floor. some of the suspects also face criminal charges in unrelated cases in the u.s. this, as we learn the ten-time all-star is still in intensive care in a massachusetts hospital. his wife saying he's been upgraded to good condition. and thanking fans, writing your support has lifted him tremendously. >> victor, prosecutors say this was a case of mistaken identity, and the hitmen were going off of a photo? >> reporter: that's right. prosecutors say the alleged assassin was basing his target off of a photo with very poor lighting. that he hit ortiz by david? >> victor, thank you. >>> back here at home, and authorities are on the scene of a deadly highway inferno in wisconsin

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the president spoke out, victor, about why he sent that tweet. let's watch. >> president trump: i'll be going to south korea. we're going with president moon. so we'll be there and i just put out a feeler. i don't know where he is right now. he may not be in north korea. i said if chairman kim would want to meet i'll be at the border. certainly -- we seem to get along very well. >> laura: i'll see you at the dmz at 5:00 p.m. i'll bring the diet coke. again, the left, though, it's very interesting to watch the box that he has put the left in on this issue of china and the issue of peace and his desiring peace above war with korea and victor, you and i have talked about this before. june 25th was the anniversary of the korean war anniversary. we just commemorated it. so where does this leave president trump in the pantheon of diplomacy and diplomatic intrigue? >> it reminds everybody if you're strong and you insist on deterrents and unpredictable and you can't be predicted or what you are going to do is not going to be scripted you can afford to be

situation and i'm going to come back to you in a 2nd steven rogers but if i could just pick up with you victor all of it you also didn't didn't seem to have reacts favorably to stephen's comments and you also believe that there was perhaps. an opportunity for military cooperation do you see this a video of it as a as a and the goosey ation tactic from china and russia to try and get the u.s. to cut an easier deal or is this a more long term strategic partnership. well the american foreign policy makers had believed since the late 1980 s. and the early 1990 s. after the soviet union collapsed after the were so backed disappeared it was just beyond the ability of the to the so-called backs amerikana a world order centered on american decision making is going to last if not forever then for a very very long time and of course washington has seen the in the past few years in the past decade that china's economic power and china's military capabilities have grown significantly and. and we even outpace american economic power in the next several decades american foreign policy makers have also been

>> victor oquendo tonight. thank you. let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee. you are watching more rain on the way and they don't need it. >> reporter: and they're going to get it. david, new numbers tonight coming in. 20 to 30-inch rainfall totals for this month. that is four times some of the main numbers or average for kansas and oklahoma. you look at the map, the arkansas river, the missouri river and the mississippi with flood warnings. that's all the green you see on the map. so many towns concerned going into this weekend. wichita to tulsa, a series of storms up to four inches early next week. severe thunderstorm watches tonight. more than 60 -- 45 right now. virginia, north carolina tomorrow, chicago, south bend, springfield, missouri, have to watch for damaging winds and hail, david. >> ginger zee tonight. thank you. >>> your money tonight. the dow plummeting to end the week. swift reaction to president trump's surprise threat to increase tariffs on mexico. the dow plunging 355 points, closing below 25,000 for the first time since january. the preside

>> victor oquendo tonight. victor, thank you. >>> we are also following the worsening flooding emergency back home tonight. it has now turned deadly. and there is a flash flood and severe weather threat for millions tonight. downtown clarksville, missouri, is under water, where the mississippi river has spilled over its banks. similar scenes along the arkansas and missouri rivers, as well tonight. and treacherous driving in houston, after torrential rains there. tonight, there is a severe weather watch for ten states from the south all the way to the east. chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it all for us. ginger? >> reporter: david, more than nine inches of rain in just six hours in a town called maam juouwestw, the flash flood watc stretch from beaumont to bill luxe can i. by the time it gets to alabama, georgia and the floridal isppi get that unwelcome rain. tonight, damaging wind possibilities from indianapolis to raleigh. david? >> ginger zee with us again tonight, as well. thank you. >>> and we contin

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victor oquendo live in santo domingo tonight, where ortiz has just left to be thrown to boston. and authorities have saying the suspect in custody has confessed to being involved? >> reporter: that's right, david. but it's unclear if he shot david ortiz or if he was an accomplice in the attack. police say he was just too incoherent during questioning to make his role clear. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> and we have new reporting tonight on that deadly crane collapse in dallas. 71-mile-an-hour winds toppling it over. the crane slicing through several floors of this apartment building and through several levels of a parking garage. tossing cars like toys. one woman was killed inside her apartment. another man is in critical condition in a top floor apartment his family had just moved into. abc's clayton sandell is in dallas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, investigators want to know why this crane came crashing down, turning a sunday afternoon into armageddon. >> absolute chaos. i can't believe what i'm [ bleeou le floors of apartment and a parking garage. toppled in a storm pack

my wife says she's careful with everybody. >> reporter: the fear, victor says, is justified. every other posting he finds is by the same fake landlord who duped them. >> he contacted me today and he asked me for the new place he have. i don't recognize sometimes. >> reporter: we connected both san francisco and south san francisco police departments to a property management company that says they might have a strong lead into who this fake landlord is. over the phone one of the investigators with the south san francisco police department said the scam might have connections in several cities in california. >> translator: i just want people to be careful. the same way that we were duped, it can happen to anyone else. they make the scam so real, like if they are, in fact, the property owners. >> reporter: south san francisco police did not want to go on camera to protect the investigation, but confirmed that they do have a number in connection to the lockbox key used in another scam attempt. >> he take my money from my pocket, from my family, but he not take our dreams. >> repo

victor oquendo, abc news, santo domingo. >> our thanks to victor there. a lot going on in the d.r.se days. >> yeah. >> it appears that law enforcement worked pretty quickly on this one, rounding up a number of suspects. >> almost a dozen of them. >> almost a dozen. apparently -- i mean, i can't even go through this. apparently like somebody's related. victor laid it all out about possible cartel, now american authorities are involved as well. >> the intended target, the person who allegedly ordered the hit, they're said to be cousins. a lot to sort through there. >> good news, david ortiz is doing better in good condition. >>> house democrats are vowing to take the trump administration to court after former white house communications director hope hicks failed to answer key questions. >> lawmakers grilled hicks for nearly eight hours behind closed doors. under orders from president trump, information about her time in the white house was off limits. abc's mary bruce was there on the hill. >> reporter: the president's former top aide and confidant, hope hicks, not commenting as she

the paks monday professor of public diplomacy at kyoto university of foreign studies from moscow victor or live each lead expert at the center for actual politics and in washington we have richard wets security analyst at wick a strat welcome to you all the snow in kyoto can a country 1st please nancy you spent 3 days there tell us what the atmosphere was like. well the atmosphere for the leaders it looked like there were a lot of meetings but for most of the people of osaka they were highly and convenience there were a lot of streets shut down schools were closed it was somewhat to be been a ghost town around the international exhibition center what it's called in texas and i really went there looking to talk to the people i thought there would be some protests or people there to relate comments and it seemed like people were going about their business but not really too concerned or intrigued at all by the cheap 20 of that then the end to be. richard which in washington can the g. 20 ever genuinely come up with a real across the board common message on all the issues certainly not all