>> mama vaughn: crab. river crab, yeah. >> anthony: mm! >> mama vaughn: see?t's good. >> michel: mm-hm. >> mama vaughn: it's only in luang prabang >> anthony: you could eat the shell? >> mama vaughn: yes. >> anthony: mm. >> mama vaughn: and fish with pork grill. >> michel: all in banana leaves >> mama vaughn: banana leaves. mm. and then this is ginger sauce. eat the pork skin. >> anthony: pork skin, of course. and we have to have sticky rice. >> michel: yeah, sticky rice. >> mama vaughn: okay, bon appetit! >> anthony: food like this, uh, this is an imperial dish, a, a royal dish? >> mama vaughn: mmhm. >> anthony: have these disappeared, these recipes, or are they still here? they still are? >> mama vaughn: they're still here but you know, 'cause tony, it some time they do it not the way that sup -- not supposed to do it. they change ingredient a lot. my grandma teach me how to do this. >> anthony: now you were born here, yes? in luang prabang? >> mama vaughn: yes, in luang prabang. yeah, mmhm. >> anthony: and ah, michel, you -- >> michel: i was born in vientia

fi staff . >> narrator: vaughn has been at the halfway house for ten weeks now. he's going to a meeting with his parole officer with the hope ofi mo into an apartment. >> they informed me, like, "hey, all u need is an apartment and a job." i got a job as soon as they told me that. and the apartment was already ready. she was just waiting on me to get out. >> narrator: officer brayfieldue has to approve his r. >> we submitted his address, right? >> yh, i mean, that's not going to go through. >> i have another address. >> i'm sorry? >> i have another address. >> okay, well, we're not going to submit it yet. >> no? >> no. >> why? >> 'cause i just wrote you a misconduct-- y're not in compliance with the program. you need to be in compliance with the program and working in order to be eligible to leave. >> and how long's that going to take? >> i don't give a time frame. >> narrator: days earlier, vaughn was late coming back from a job training program. d >> so what did ywhen you left school? >> i went to the house. >> what house? >> my house. >> okay, and were you aut

thank you very much, vaughn. of course, you'll watch that for us and we'll pop back in if he starts to speak specifically again with more information on the issue of immigration. thank you, vaung. >>> let's now bring in anita cue mar, jordan fabian for the hill, kev kevin serilli. laying out potentially why president trump is there on a day like this, right? given the very topic of immigration in a state like nevada where according to the recent census number, 29% are latino or hispanic, of course, this is one group associated with immigration but there's also another, in that state 9% are of asian descent. another group watching immigration. we have yet to hear necessarily pointed remarks from him. what do you think he's trying to do here, really help heller? >> absolutely. first and puerto rico foremost a midterm election campaign stop for a senator who was reluctant putting it islandly to back candidate donald trump on the campaign trail. mitch mcconnell's state, the senior start -- sorry, harry reid's state.

vaughn was stopped at a dui checkpoint in hermosa beach, near los angeles.ed with delaying or obstructing officers. a male passenger in the car with vaughn was also arrested, charged with public intoxication and resisting, delaying or obstructing officers. both were taken to the manhattan beach jail. the men are no longer there ... but no details on bail or bond were available. (jrstone) it was a big weekend at the box office, new movies made their mark and the blockbusters kept making money. david daniel has the numbers. "avengers: infinity war" made the top five for a seventh straight weekend: six- point-eight million dollars gave the blockbuster a domestic total of 655-million. "hereditary" exceeded expectations in its debut. after two weekends on top, "solo: a star wars story" fell to second, earning 15- point-two million dollars for a domestic total of 176-million."in three-and-a- half weeks, the met will be hosting its annual ball, and we are going to rob it.""oh, oh, lucky you!"the larcenous ladies of "ocean's eight" got away with a bundle! the comedi

. >>> also ahead, new details on vince vaughn's dui arrest and the other charge he now faces. >>> and later, why it's someone's job in the white house to tape together pieces of paper that president trump rips apart. (boy) grandpa, look what i got! (woman) oh dad, wait 'till you see the bike we got for jake. (narrator) hearing loss happens gradually with age... making it easy to ignore. yet most older americans aren't getting their hearing tested. untreated hearing loss can keep your loved ones from enjoying what they cherish most. (w)dad, c yeame (nrato let that happen. speak up about hearing loss. you'll be glad you did. >>> we're back with what's left of a home in east cleveland, ohio, after a powerful explosion. one woman was killed and a man suffered serious burns. now, four houses caught fire and were damaged by the flying debris. neighbors say they smelled gas in the area right after the explosion. >>> and an air force officer who vanished 35 years ago has been found in california and arrested. captain williams hughes jr. is charged with desertion. he told officials he adopted

vaughn was stopped at a dui checkpoint in hermosa beach, near los angeles.rged with delaying or obstructing officers. a male passenger in the car with vaughn was also arrested, charged with public intoxication and resisting, delaying or obstructing officers. both were taken to the manhattan beach jail. the men are no longer there ... but no details on bail or bond were given. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . . . a warming trend is expected for the first part of the week, especially inland areas, as upper level high pressure builds over the bay area. starting off the work week with 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. the hottest day will be tuesday where afternoon highs will range range from the mid 70s to mid 80s around san francisco bay to the mid to upper 90s warmest inland locations. cooling then looks to return near the coast on wednesday and spread across the area thursday and friday. dry conditions will prevail throughout the forecast period. considering how the warriors champion

vaughn is best known for his roles in comedies like "dodge ball" and "wedding crashers." so far no comment from the actor. >>> baseball distracted people from the fire last october. abc 7 was at the oakland coliseum when they hosted north bay day. the team gave away free tickets to those affected by the wildfires and the first responders who helped them. today's gesture touched the heart of one young man who lost his home. >> a lot of our neighbor, we haven't seen them so this just gives us a chance to reconnect. >> it's great to give thanks for the job we do and be appreciate it and we appreciate it in return. >> this is our way of celebrating them and telling them they're an important part of our community. >> they held the annual salute to firefighters. >>> one of the largest lgbtq community celebrated pride month with the parade in southern california. [ cheering ] >> thousands of marchers and many more spectators enjoyed los angeles pride parade through west hollywood. politics played a major role in this year's celebration. activists cut a wedding cake to protest a

a passenger in the car with vaughn was also arrested.the manhattan beach jail. >>> well we have all gotten used to the idea of electric cars. now companies are trying to build electric airplanes. the company says it can make it faster, cheaper, and greener to fly. cbs news reporter dana jacobson went to their headquarters in washington state to see how they plan to do it. >> reporter: flying over the pacific northwest. matt knapp sees nothing, but possibilities just over the horizon. >> so this is the plane as you envisioned it, right? >> yes, that is our aircraft rolling down the runway. it makes you look like you are a world class business owner. >> reporter: knapp co-founded the company along with fellow aerospace engineer shish kumar. they are building the first ever electric airplane for regional travel. >> he is saying i wonder if you can do this, then i'll look for the technology. wow, we could do that. >> reporter: the lofty ambition, to rewrite aviation history. since 1980, government deregulation has consolidated the airline in

>> interesting, hillary vaughn at the white house. thank you very much. fed by the way kicking off two day policy meeting a few hours ago, tomorrow fed chair jerome powell expected to introduce another set of interest rate hikes. that's what we expect. here's what's interesting, financial stocks dragging the dow lower with the four names on your screen shaving off a combined 35 points. you think in a high interest rate environment, they get more money back on the loans, for the banks, right? apparently not. that's what the investors are thinking at this hour. let's go to the trade floors if you like, we have traders at the new york stock exchange and the cme group as always. let's begin with john corpina at the new york stock exchange. all right, john with, all of these headlines, everything that's going on. not much going on the markets. why is that? waiting for the fed. ecb on thursday, the bank of japan friday. opec next week, a lot of people are just sitting on their hands. >> you name all the headlines we have been expecting looking at them over the

vaughn hilliard for us in iowa. he is covering the effect.pread effect, and it is not clear who this is supposed to help. >> good on the president, that he is taking this head on. what we have seen with regard to trade in this country over the years has impacted large swaths of the country. credit to the president for the political moxy to push this forward. the issue is, the rhetoric and the policy is going to hurt many of those people. >> it is legitimate to say the trade agreements need to be looked at and updated. nafta is very old. there are republicans to do it. it is ham fisted to simply impose the tariffs and hope you can negotiate your way out of it. again, i've been away for two weeks. there was supposed to be a summit with kim jong-un of north korea when i was away. then there was not going to be a summit with kim jong-un of north korea. now, there is going to be a summit. when you're in the other part of the world, people know you're american and talk to you about this, it just seems disjointed and unsophisticated. >> to the avera

hillary vaughn thank you very much appreciate it.all right, well let's take a look at the markets right now the dow is up 66, looking good, s&p is up 9 and change and nasdac is up, about 28.5 we're looking good as we go into the final half hour right now coming up next, full trade, a special place in hell, a stab in the back those are just some of the descriptions to the breakdown in dialogue at the g7 summit over the weekend. used to run davos today he's here to tell us what to make of of the tough trade talk countdown coming right back. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ this is not just a yard. it's where memories are made. and you have the best seat in the house. the john deere x350 select series with the exclusive mulchcontrol™ system. nothing runs like a deere™ cheryl: all right we're getting breaking news right now, into fox business. bloomberg news is reporting that north korea's kim jong-un has set a deadl

hillary vaughn is standing by live outside the crthouse to break it all down. hillary? reporter: good afternoon, well, this court decision could pave the way for tech companies and tv networks to partner up and merge in the future giving birth to a new era of competition for netflix, hulu and prime video. now there's three ways judge richard leon could decide today. his decision could either approve the merger wholeheartedly altogether or he could completely forbid the union of at&t and time warner, or there's a third option here, he could approve it with a catch. he could put conditions on letting this merger go forward. the judge could tell time warner to sell off directv and turner networks, including cnn before they merge. that's something the d.o.j. asked for in the beginning, and both companies rejected it at the time because they said slicing and dicing time deal for at&t and make it not worth it for them. a lot of different things on the table. if the judge hands at&t a win today, could trigger a chain of reaction from media deals, deals in the future. we're awa

vaughn hillyard in diora iowa. >>> -- as vaughn was saying they have real consequences for you and yourome of the tariffs that our allies and china are placing on u.s. exports in retaliation for trump's poll see. let's start with motocross ceo as you justice heard had it's causing problems with their propose 20d% tariff on u.s. pork. mexico also proposed tariffs on a number of additional exports, including cheese, fruit, and even u.s.-made lamps. canada's response to the plan is perhaps the strongest. in addition to mirroring the 20% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminum, canada targeted a long list of american products including playing cards, pens and inflatable boats. i bet you didn't know we had a big industry in inflatable boats. across the ocean, the european union notified the wto of its intent to retaliate against the united states slapping tariffs on thing like motorcycles, canoes and stainless steel sinks. all in all, it stated its intention to set tariffs to the tune of $1.6 billion. dpinlle china, which is targeting american agriculture, trump's rural base, with duties on pro

vaughn, how is this playing out in the -- are you at the fair?f you're at the fairgrounds, i'm kind of jealous. >> we are at the fairgrounds. we already had a pork chop. the fair is two months from now. >> you're killing me. >> we're at the world pork expo where there's 10,000 pork producers. while the president is in canada negotiating these trade deals there is very real conversations happening on the ground with the people that make the pork happen. 10%, kasie, of iowa pork, where does it go? to mexico. i'm grg oing to bring in our frd dennis, a town of 1,000 people. you have been farming 52 years. >> correct. >> how important is pork to iowa? >> it's the number one industry in the state, has been forever. we produce one-third of the pigs that are produce ed in this country. >> and your family is involved? >> our family is involved, been involved for years. i'm the third generation and my son is the fourth and we're working on the 5th now with my grandson. >> i'm talking to a lot of farmers around here. anxiety is high. there are estimates of

this is kathy vaughn singing i didn't do it on my own. >> wow.t voice. >> this is her original piece. she didn't buy her first guitar until 28 she didn't even write her first song until 32. >> you would think she grew up singing and playing music. >> she is singing about the support she was getting from everybody around her. it becomes clearer when i sew you this live video from 2016. >> today we are going get rid of this. i was diagnosed and i had had hd double >> it has been release add few days ago. the release has come along with this lyric video. >> she wanted to make the song up beet. >> it is amazing how she created a masterpiece. >> i hope that we can look forward to many many more songs and albums from kathy >> some times you get what you get. this dude is about to get it. >> lying down this winding way. king his way around that turn. >> excuse me. pardon me. >> he comes up on the side of this. he is like okay. bye. at some point they say she going about 106 miles per hour. on a road like this you have to be so careful. >> that's all it

immigration expert jessica vaughn live with answer.ng up with oval office, is kim kardashian running for t, what she said that's fueling 2020 rumors. you won't see these folks at the post office 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 amazing 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 heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first". immigration taking center stage on capitol hill this week as president trump holds critical meeting with senate decision makers today where the big issue will be the border wall. >> that's the democrats' law. we can change it tonight, we can change it right now. we need a wall. we need border security. we have to get rid of catch and release. you take his name and release, he never shows up again, he goes into our society. heather: several major pieces to the puz

he watching the javanese coming up ahead a bleak teen full vaughn's trade u.s. president donald trump slaps billions in tallackson china and beijing promises to retaliate. again how does the president give it to you shortly with that story and more just a bit the neatest. thing i. think you're smart t.v. the smarter with the d. w. bush want to. find out more that e.w. dot com smart t.v. . clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love to. a club that's shaking families and society to the cool. my father will be angry sometimes i think i'm already dead to. the love commandos starts july eighth d.w. . it's a bleak day for a while try it donald trump slap small billions entire lives on china and beijing promises to hit back meanwhile the e.u. retaliates with tariffs on us for the arts and it's in the says it wants to tell praga trade deal with canada trunk we'll bring you back up to speed. and we'll see our andre bobby the second richest man of the czech republic is shaking up the political la

given to the top anateur player in the country vaughn led the pac-12 with a .402 batting average and finished second with 23 home runs and tied for third with 63 rbi.... and since he was only a sophomore he will be back next season game three of the college world series arkansas trying to bounce back after losing game two in ninth inning let's go to omaha the razorbacks looking for their first college world series title in school history. the beavers up 2-nothing... with two on adley rutschman hits an r-b-i single to left goes 3-for- 4, 2 r-b-i the hogs didn't have an answer for kevin abel the freshman strikes out luke bonfield abel retires the final 20 batters oregon state wins 5-nothing... third college world series championship arkansas were one out away in game two from winning a national title this is a great local story... quarterback jack heneghan... a bay area native who went to menlo school in atherton... and made the 49ers offseason roster as an undrafted free agent... is helping the santa clara county library district with it's summer reading program... today he read to ki

given to the top anateur player in the country vaughn led the pac-12 with a .402 batting average andinished second with 23 home runs and tied for third and since he was only a sophomore he next season game three game three of the college world series arkansas trying to bounce back after losing game two in ninth inning let's go to omaha the razorbacks looking for their first college world series title in school history. in the third... arkansas arguing a strike call the homeplate umpire just had enough ejects the team's director of video and scouting the beavers up 2-nothing... with two on adley rutschman hits an r-b-i single to left goes 3-for-4, 2 r-b-i the hogs didn't have an answer for kevin abelfreshman luke bonfield abel retires the final 20 batters oregon state wins 5-nothing... third college world series arkansas were one out away in game two from winning a national title this is a great local story... quarterback jack heneghan... a bay area native who went to menlo school in atherton... and made the 49ers offseason roster as an undrafted free agent... is helping the santa cla

hillary vaughn live in washington. hillary?les that made sure that internet providers like comcast and others by banning the following things. internet providers were not allowed to block lawful content or applications they could not throttle speed for users based on the websites they were accessing and continue play favorites and give certain customers a premium on speed, a fast lane for high-paying users. all of these rules are going away and lawmakers worry that letting go of the reins will hike prices for consumers. the sec chairman says users should not worry. it's not a free for all for all companies. >> i do think the politicization of this issue, the proclamations of fear and doom are unfortunate. it's obscures the ground here. >> the new change, the ftc will be the new web police. he says the ftc will try to rule out bad actors. >> shepard: what he said is deceptive. if you're a small company and you want equa access to the internet the same way a big company has, they can slow it down if they want to as long as they t

hillary vaughn is following the day and we're getting this reaction moment by moment, right? reporter: they are pouring in. brick and mortar stores, online stores not as happy. target, walmart and sears have been struggling to compete with online retailers scooping up their customers. they say the current rule that prevented states from collecting sales tax from online only businesses, those that don't have a physical store put businesses with local presence at unfair advantage. president celebrating the ruling just moments ago. >> we had a victory just a few moments ago on the internet sales tax. a lot of states and cities benefitting from what's going on. it's a big, big victory for the governors in this room. i know they wteto see tha happen, and i don't think it was a surprising victory. it was the right thing to do. reporter: this is also a big win for state and local governments, they get to cash in and capitalize on a bigger tax base. the government accountability office estimates ty could gain 8 billion to $13 billion every year with this required internet sales tax.

hillary vaughn had quite a day at the white house.ot every day you see something like this but tell us what came out of this, hillary? reporter: connell, president trump making it very clear this morning speaking to us right here on the driveway of the north lawn, he doesn't think that the inspector general report hit fired fbi director james comey hard enough. in fact he called him the ringleader and says he should take the fall for what his right-hand man did while he was leading up the fbi. deputy director andrew mccabe did under his watch. >> don't forget all of these people like strzok, what he did was criminal. strzok and so many others, mccabe as well. >> you mean bias? >> they all work for comey. comey knew everything that was going on. do you think mccabe didn't tell him everything? mccabe told him everything. >> he said that the inspector general quote, blew it when he claimed there was no political bias involved in the clinton email probe even when the fbi's peter strzok was caught texting another fbi employee promising to

vaughn hit over .400 and had 23 home runs for the season. the santa rosa product is the first ever from the bay area to win the award. >>> yes, it's kind of -- >> yes, it's kind of a big deal. past winners include will clark, tim lincecum, buster posey bryce harper. >>> to golf. oh, dear. opening round of the u.s. senior open in colorado spring. let's take you to the shot of the day. this is 63-year-old stan sousa, 175 yards, a soft iron. shot a 78, but they'll be talking about this one, an ace. if you're scoring at home, jerry kelly has a two-shot lead. >>> finally everybody wants to know where lebron james will play next season. somebody in sacramento gave it a recruiting pitch. put it on a billboard saying please, lebron, come play for the sacramento kings. the effort to recruit in vain. who knows? most people want him to play for the lakers. i get that, but we'll see. >> going to take more than a billboard, a little bit more. >>> coming up in our next half hour a deadly attack on a u.s. newspaper, a gunman opens fire into a newsroom in m

hillary vaughn is in the middle of all of this going after the very latest from the white house and there's news flowing as we speak plus back to the china retaliation to the president's $50 billion in new tariffs that was friday. well that now today has the tech industry on a very sharp edge, so suddenly, why does that not stop google from posting a half billion dollar investment in a chinese company? the ceo of information technology industry association it's a big huge organization that represents it in america, he's here in a first on fox business interview on why google doesn't seem to be worried about any kind of trade war and it is not just china. the european union is worried about the tit for tat trade tariffs the ceo of the athens stock exchange is here in a fox business exclusive, it's in a particularly tenuous position and they export millions of dollars worth of steel and aluminum. what is it going to do to a country that's trying to recover from its financial crisis. on wall street fears are fading late in the session markets well off their lows as i told you two tech titans a

hillary vaughn is here with more on that. >> hi, trace. data privacy law that any state in the u.s. has passed. here's the deal. not only gives users ownership and control of what data is being collected but lets them opt out of having their data collected in the first place. there's a new standard. companies cannot give users that opt out a less experience than those users that decide to opt in and give up their data. here's the concern. this will hit massive tech companies hard. google, facebook, uber, microsoft getting hit by this. this california law will have a ripple effect on users across the country. these changes are likely going to need to be rolled out companywide. they're not going to make these strictly -- these standards apply to just california users. because of that reason, google is speaking out against it saying this law has massive implications and has sweeping changes on thousands of business as cross every industry. you have the internet association that represents companies like e-bay, uber, paypal, speaking out about

stuart: got it, hillary vaughn right in the middle of it.have 45 seconds to go and this market will be opening up this friday morning. it has been a tumultuous day thus far. in the background to the market and we are going to be down at the opening bell. in the background is the imposition of 25% tariffs by our president on $50 billion worth of chinese import to america. immediately responded to by china who came back and said that they have announced retaliatory tariffs so it's a tit for tat situation, we are right at it as we speak. the market opens in 10 seconds. it's friday morning, june the whatever it is. fifteenth, i think, we will be down down 180 points which is about to ring and trading starts now. off we go, ladies and gentlemen, we are up and running and i'm looking at the board and looking it go down. not all of the dow 30 stocks have opened so far, about, about a third of them are not open and we are down 100 points, okay, down 106. that total is mounting, down 107, 106. that's where we are. still not open, still not all of the

melissa: hillary vaughn, thank you for that.ll: talk more about this with retired brigadier general and best-selling author as well. i know these military exercises are something you are familiar with, and i want to pick your brain about that. let me go to one of the tweets hillary mentioned where it said just landed. a long trip but everybody can feel much safer than the day i took office. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. your reaction to that after the summit? >> well, i think it's great news, connell. the framework for reunificatio peace and denuclearization that the president and secretary of state put into motion here is unprecedented, and where everybody was saying it couldn't happen ever, you know, susan rice wrote an op-ed six months ago saying we got to live with it, and now what we've got, we're on the path to denuclearization. connell: so you're comfortable of the path. idf no threat from north korea, that language is okay by you? >> in the president's mind, he's a leader communicating strategical

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hillary vaughn at white house. hillary, we know the president doesn't believe there was any political bias. he believes there was a lot of political bias. he wasn't shy telling you and all the other white house reporters about it. reporter: not at all, ashley, the president blasting the inspector general's report he says totally exonerates him but he is not happy about it because he doesn't like how the report ended. >> you know it is interesting. it was a pretty good report, then i say the g blew it at the very end with that statement, when you read the port. with comey he goes point of a point how guilty is -- guilty hillary is but we'll not do anything about it. the ig report was a horror show. the one sentence conclusion was ridiculous. reporter: he believes the report should have pointed out the political bias he believes was there. he thinks the infamous fbi textter, peter strzok, should be prosecuted texting to his girlfriend, lisa page, that he will stop trump from getting elected. even though the inspector

vince vaughn was arrested at a dui checkpoint. police say the actor is suspected of driving under the influence and for resisting the lane or obstructing officers when they tried to arrest him. he was released after being issued a citation to appear in court. the 48-year-old actor is best known for "dodge ball" and "wedding crashers." >>> a different sport being played at levi stadium. >> the opportunity being offered today that you could say puts new meaning to the hail mary. >>> we saw the return of warmer temperatures today, turning hotter tomorrow. close to 90 degrees ad c conco concord. how hot it will get where you live when we come back. he has e strutting. "justify" took a stroll in front of the cameras today -- after >>> he has every reason to be strutting. justify took a stroll in front of the cameras after becoming the latest triple crown winner. the 3-year-old won the belmont stakes on saturday, becoming the 13th horse to win all three of the sport's elite races. justify's trainer, it's his second triple crown. his fir

. >>> cal first base man andrew vaughn wins the golden spikes award from the top amateur player. the santa rosa native is the first cal player to win the award. the sophomore had an 819 slugging percentage. the highest in cal history. he led with a 4 of 2 batting average, and third with 63 rbi. he made the pac-12 all defensive team. congratulations to him. this abc sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> lot of great stories. >> it was a great day for college baseball. >> proud of at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're b

megan bigelow with her three children, vaughn, cooper and asa, followed here after a case of road rage. court documents say the suspect gunned down bigelo opened fire erchildren. >> they do have four victims so far. >> reporter: police say after walking away, the suspect returned shooting one of her children again. the third child ran to safety. the 13-year-old pronounced dead. his brother and mother in critical condition. >> a lot of senior officers last night were just shaking their heads. couldn't believe something like this happened. >> reporter: investigators say a witness was also shot. >> he had two wounds, one to the arm, one to the chest. >> reporter: investigators say 23-year-old jeremy webster faces multiple charges including murder. court documents say webster admitted to the shooting, parking his car here behind the victim. witnesses heard a barrage of gunfire and cries for help. >> pow, pow, pow. like somebody was taking their time aiming at whatever they were shooting at. >> reporter: tonight, a shocking and tragic case of road rage leaving a young family gunned down. mi

vaughn hilliard joins us live from the distillery in kentucky. this is an important topic for the farmers who produce the grain for that bourbon. what are they telling you? >> reporter: exactly. stephanie, this is about more than your glass of bourbon. talking over the last three days with these farmers, most ultimately voted for president trump. they say they still have the confidence, that he is ultimately going to create the deal. what it comes down to is they're not ignorant to the fact that the real repercussions that it's already having on their industry. these were some of the farmers we spoke to over the weekend. where does agriculture find itself in this? >> caught in the middle. we're always the first shot. people have to eat. you can get by without having a new pickup truck or a new combine. you can't get by without eating. >> we don't want to see protectionist policies come into place. it's not going to get us where we want to be. >> reporter: the tariffs at this moment, you're okay with? >> well, i'm not shaking in my boots, but i do

let's get to hillary vaughn outside the u.s. district court with the latest, hillary?reporter: hey, liz well the critics of this merger have said from the very beginning that they think at&t and time-warner are going to use their partnership and the special popular content that time-warner brings to the table as leverage to drive up cable bills for customers, but judge leon not buying that argument today saying he's greenlighting the merger and he doesn't think that any of the savings that they may get from this merger would actually then be pocketed and manipulated to drive up cost for consumers but there is a larger picture here. we're seeing a ripple effect of what happened as a bell weather for what could happen in other media deals down the road. people have been following this trial for a very long time say this is going to set a precedent for everyone else, when you have streaming giants like netflix, lulu, amazon prime video on the scene this is opening up a new era of competition for them and that's one of the arguments that at&t and time-warner made. they nee

. >>> shout out to soft more first baseman, vaughn, named ev award. given to the best college player. he hit 423 jacks for the season. santa rosa pride. first ever from the bay area to get the award. we'll be rig >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings yough that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news y your day. >>> "the late show" is next. next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> all of yoday.we wsee d t

vaughn hillyard is in kentucky. the year journal published an op ed about the tariffs. the first line is where are you senator mitch mcconnell? ken condition need you. >> ali, i asked larry butler th exact question yesterday. we visited him out on his farm. he is a third generation farmer. i was out there alone with his brother and his son. i asked him that question about his home state senator. he produces corn and grain. and i asked him about senator mitch mcconnell. your message to the senator? >> what can you do? how how can you get this back to a way that we can still keep farming with the price this tariff that's going on all of our commodity products? and he tells you that they are working on it. that's where it -- at the end of the day, that's where it has to come from. it has to come from washington, d.c. one way or another. i can't just pick up the phone and call somebody in china say look you can't charge that much money. >> ali, if you want to talk about american businesses, american success stories, american products, you are talking about bourbon, 95% of t

. >>> cal first base man andrew vaughn wins the golden spikes award from the top amateur player.anta rosa native is the first cal player to win the award. the sophomore had an 819 slugging percentage. the highest in cal history. he led with a 4 of 2 batting average, and third with 63 rbi. he made the pac-12 all defensive team. congratulations to him. this abc sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> lot of great stories. >> it was a great day for college baseball. >> proud of my cal bears your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. remember sleep before smart phones? new! zzzquil pure zzzs is here to help. with a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin ...that supports your natural sleep cycle... ...giving you that head start in the morning. new at walmart and walmart.com >>> news flash, tomorrow is friday. we appreciate your time. >> right now jimmy kimmel, kevin costener. >> have a good ni

. >> a passenger in vaughn's car was arrested for public intoxication.delaying an investigation and no word from vaughn on this latest incident. >> i want to know more about their cited for public intoxication if he was inside of a car. >> we'll get our legal analyst on this. >> i want to get to the bottom of this one. >>> when we come back, tina fey's big moment at the tony awards. >> plus, a bonus round with an nba player with an imaginary girlfriend. "the skinny" is next. girlfriend. "the skinny" is next. ♪ skinny ♪ skinny >>> it's a big skinny. big, big, big skinny with a lot of singing and dancing. >> woo-hoo! and it's not us doing the singing and dancing, fortunately. we'll try to keep it together. we're leaving it to the pros on broadway, because last night they were honored at the tony awards and will ganss was there. learning new moves, right? >> i had the best night of my life, it happened tonight. >> you know when you are talking in jazz hands you had a good night. >> exactly. we celebrating the biggest and brightest stars on broadway at the t

her 13-year old son vaughn did not survive.d her third son escape. >> he was incredibly brave and courageous and helped the police officers get to the bottom of what had gone on. >> reporter: webster allegedly sped away. >> last seen wearing a maroon shirt and tan shorts. >> reporter: tracked down hours later, thanks in part to a photo of his license plate taken by megan bigelow just before she was shot. >> the suspect did not know any of the victims or have a relationship with him. >> reporter: webster was in court this week facing charges facing charges including first degree murder, allegedly confessed to detectives claiming he has mental health issues and was on a new medication. tonight megan bigelow and her son are still in a hospital, but according to a website set up to help the family, both are out of intensive care. but have a long road to recovery. david? >> clayton sandell tonight. thank you. . >>> the news conference just a short time ago. a former nfl cheerleader says the team duct taped her body without her conse

hillary vaughn at the white house on how quickly things deteriorated and why. hillary? really quickly. president trump sounding off in singapore, he's prepping for a historic meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un but he still has trade on his mind. late last night, sending a furious tweet calling out world leaders he hung out with at the g7 summit in canada. now fallout from the meeting triggered a domino effect of backlash from allies, france, germany including the eu that pred retribution for u.s. tariffs but the president is not phased targeting canada and germany in tweets after both leaders lashed out at the president, german chancellor merkel calling trump's showdown at g7 "depressing" and canada prime minister justin trudeau calng trump"week and dishonest." now in response president trump began picking off a list of tariffs america's northern neighbor tax on american goods including a 270% tax on u.s. dairy and also put pressure on german chancellor for uneven policies including the u.s. out paying germany in nato contributions 4-1 white house consolidate.

vaughn was stopped at a d-u-i checkpoint in hermosa beach, near los angeles.laying or obstructing officers." vaughn's passenger was also arrested. both were taken to the manhattan beach jail. they are both out of jail this morning. ( james ) an emotional moment during the tony awards. drama students from marjory stoneman douglas high school took the stage to sing "seasons of love"... from the musical "rent." the teacher of the class -- melody herzfeld -- received a tony award for excellence in theater education. herzfeld and dozensf her students wereord to hide for two hours during the shooting at their school in february. the students received a standing ovation. ( james ) coming up... lava destroys hundreds of homes on hawaii's big island... now we're hearing from a california couple who lost their retirement dream. (ácommercialá) ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. the things that matter most ( james )( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a c

. >>> up next, at the start of the trump administration, vaughn hillyard left washington's figurativeed to literal ones in louisiana to speak with crawfishermen who put their faith in president trump to clean up their bayou. this week vaughn went back there and spoke with those same trump voters a year and a half later. >> you and i met a month after trump was inaugurated. you told me you needed the trump administration's help. have you gotten that help yet? >> not yet. no. >> that is next on "morning joe." see it as big and loud as you can. we're not on an island anymore. run! rated pg-13. you'll make my morning, buty the price ruin my day.ou? complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid, 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. hallucinations and delusions. these are the unknown parts of living with parkinson's disease. what stories they tell. but for my ears only. what plots they unfold. but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions

thank you very much, hillary vaughn. amazon was ahead of the curve establishing operations in 45 out of 50 states. it has kind of operations, kind of operations in three additional states here. i will get into that in a bit. suffice it to say the thought it would damage amazon might be premature, because it has been preparing for this day. the stock which is down as much as 30 bucks. hard to say where this goes. not hard to say, a lot of states, municipalities are figuring how much money will come from t they're committed to spending it. so much for their fiscal resolve. what about the overall impact on this? look at it with market watcher jonathan hoenig. arles payne. what do you think? >> i think this is, again, to your point, amazon has been preparing for this. you know internet for them, is not just sales tax. it is convenience. neil: right. >> would you go to a mall if you could have a drone bring you the item you houred an hour earlier? they have a whole business different model. hillary vaughn was right with respe

. >>> actor vince vaughn is facing drunk driving charges as r after he was arrested early sunday morninglifornia. the wedding crasher star was pulled over at a checkpoint in manhattan beach according tosou. this will be his first dui if charged. he was warned of checkpoints all week. he faces charges for resisting arrest. >> an ex-nfl player said he was helping his mother-in-law find a new home was arrested on suspicion of burglary a former cleveland brown tight end said. a person in california called to report him, a black man entering the neighbor's mobile home. a rep said according to the owner he never went inside the home or took anything. he was later arrested and spent five hours in jail before posting jail. >> tributes continue to pour in for anthony bourdain after the chef and tv host was found dead of suicide in france over the weekend. there is a memorial outside his new york city restaurant. this is where he went to work as an executive chef. jason wang, ceo of the popular chinese restaurant famous foods thanked bourdain for helping his family live the american dream. wang do

hillary vaughn is live with the latest. if you live in new york, does this law impact us or is only for people in california? >> that's a real lie good question, adam some of the arguments that the tech companies are making is they're going to have to change their platform forall users because it doesn't make sense for them to segregate a select number of users here in california. they're saying the state law that california passed is actually going to have nationwide implications and it's causing controversy as the companies scramble to figure out out. large companies have to let users see the data that's being collected. user consist request that that dadata is deleted delete and tht out from having their data collected. and if the users opt out, companies have to offer them the same level of service and product as those opting in. the big worry is that tech companies are forced to implement these nationwide. google speaking out saying that imposing sweeping obligations on thousands of large and small businesses around th

given to the top anateur player in the country vaughn led the pac-12 with a .402 batting average and finished second with 23 home runs and tied for third with 63 rbi.... and since he was only a sophomore he will be back next season this is a great local story... quarterback jack heneghan... a bay area native who went to menlo school in atherton... and made the 49ers offseason roster as an undrafted free agent... is helping the santa clara county library district with it's summer reading program... today he read to kids and also took them through some exercises... the some them through and also took read to kids today he read to kids and also took them through some exercises... the summer reading program goes through the end of july.. heneghan... dartmouth... moved to the bay area as a kid when his father worked for the niners in the front seasons.. heneghan said honor to come back to the bay area and help kids and be a part of his hometown team.(sot: henighan) " it's really exciting, the chance to get an nfl opportunity, has been my dream since i can walk and talk.""wo

joining us is jessa vaughn. it is great to see you.king terrible coming from the border right now. and what is going on. we have more border patrol agent and president who freed them to up do their jobs. what is happening. >> talk of amnesty. the rogue group of republicans holding the gun to the colleagues of the house caucus hell bent on passing a huge amnesty. that is causing the influx. and the other problem is the, there is a catch and release. and people can show up with children & ask for a silun and they are here to stay. and our regs understand they are lied to by school and trained illegal immigrants that are playing the u.s. refugee system. i want to show folks how bad it got at the border here in may. the month of may, board apprehensions of family its crossing the border illegally. 435 percent. minors. unaccompanied minors up 329 percent. and jessica it is out of control and the chamber of commerce last night had the te meride to tend out a letter to have congress to push for open board and amnesty and among the demands fro