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victor: put it this way. for 4 years, i was tap-dancing on the forehead of usada, and wada, and everybody else, and no one got a positive test, okay? ben: we're the global watchdog for drug testing in sports. we've been around for about 17 years now. sam: wada spokesperson ben nichols ys the organization has changed a lot in that time, building broader, tougher standards for the agencies and federations that test athletes. ben: so, that's one thing to have good procedures in place, it's quite another for everyone to really focus on doing them well. and that's where we're at is we need people to really up their game worldwide. sam: we're trying to hold the world accountable. has wada achieved that goal, do you think-- victor: absolutely not. and when you say they're trying, i don't believe that to be true at all, and i'll give you a specific example. sam: conte's talking about reports that jamaica's anti-doping agency wasn't testing its athletes for months before the 2012 summer games in london. after those re

>> victor: hm. >> adam: listen, i'm not buying this whole, you know, subdued victor newman thing youot going on here. you're forgetting how well i know you. >> victor: you don't know a damn thing about me, do you? >> adam: hmm? i know enough to know that you locked up in here with nothing to do with your time but plot and plan and scheme endless

victor: put it this way. for 4 years, i was tap-dancing on the forehead of usada, and wada, and everybody else, and no one got a positive test, okay? ben: we're the global watchdog for drug testing in sports. we've been around for about 17 years now. sam: wada spokesperson ben nichols says the organization has changed a lot in that time, building broader, tougher standards for the agencies and federations that test athletes. ben: so, that's one thing to have good procedures in place, it's quite another for everyone to really focus on doing them well. and that's where we're at is we need people to really up their game worldwide. sam: we're trying to hold the world accountable. has wada achieved that goal, do you think-- victor: absolutely not. and when you say they're trying, i don't believe that to be true at all, and i'll give you a specific example. sam: conte's talking about reports that jamaica's anti-doping agency wasn't testing its athletes for months before the 2012 summer games in london. after those

>> victor: hm. >> adam: listen, i'm not buying this whole, you know, subdued victor newman thing you got going on here. you're forgetting how well i know you. >> victor: you don't know a damn thing about me, do you? >> adam: hmm? i know enough to know that you locked up in here with nothing to do with your time but plot and plan and scheme endl

in tonight's taste with tori tori takes to us victor cafe recommended to us by viewer tom pierce. ♪ >en wide for food so good you'll be belting on the opera. ♪ >> did you eat today. >> no, i waited all day for this. worth the wait victor cafe in south philly presents a sill symphony of succulent dishes. >> is slurping acceptable. >> absolutely. >> served by a staff of opera waiters at the bell. ♪ >> reporter:. >> there's the victor record shop. oh wow. >> rick general manager and grandson of john did you instead of fan know who selled in philadelphia in 1908. in 1918 with the love of opera he opened a gram mow phone shop. >> he sold rca victor records and vick roll las. people during the depression didn't have money to spend on records. he purchased liquor license and turned night cafe. >> cafe rick remembers as child watching customers who just couldn't help themselves. >> a customer would push his plate of pasta aside stand up and belt one out along with the great caruso or donna tell low in 1979 we hired a waiter who coincidentally was an opera student. so that whole thing the floo

in tonight's taste with tori tori takes to us victor cafe recommended to us by viewer tom pierce. ♪ >open wide for food so good you'll be belting on the opera. ♪ >> did you eat today. >> no, i waited all day for this. worth the wait victor cafe in south philly presents a sill symphony of succulent dishes. >> is slurping acceptable. >> absolutely. >> served by a staff of opera waiters at the bell. ♪ >> reporter:. >> there's the victor record shop. oh wow. >> rick general manager and grandson of john did you instead of fan know who selled in philadelphia in 1908. in 1918 with the love of opera he opened a gram mow phone shop. >> he sold rca victor records and vick roll las. people during the depression didn't have money to spend on records. he purchased liquor license and turned night cafe. >> cafe rick remembers as child watching customers who just couldn't help themselves. >> a customer would push his plate of pasta aside stand up and belt one out along with the great caruso or donna tell low in 1979 we hired a waiter who coincidentally was an opera student. so that whole thing the fl

. >> victor: well, now. so many visitors. >> marisa: hello, victor. >> victor: what are you doing here? >> marisa: i'm here about luca. >> victor: oh. your husband. >> marisa: ex-husband. i followed him here. i know you met with him. >> victor: yeah. so? >> m

. >> victor: well, now.o many visitors. >> marisa: hello, victor. >> victor: what are you doing here? >> marisa: i'm here about luca. >> victor: oh. your husband. >> marisa: ex-husband. i followed him here. i know you met with him. >> victor: yeah. so?

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victor, if you and i went, we might be embarrassed. know i could be embarrassed if i were to take the test for citizenship and fail on some of the questions that they actually know. isn't that what we want, integration? bring people in, learn english -- >> more than integration. the questions, the concerns that have been raised, we have to wrap it because of time, is that people are being naturalized and registered simply so they will vote democratic to keep donald trump out of the white house. i hear your position there. congressman, i thank you for being with us, representative luis gutierrez. thank you for being on with us in "newsroom." >> pleasure to be with you. >> it was a good conversation. i hate to cut it short to talk about airports because that's not keeping anybody happy today. dealing with unusually long, long lines to get through security. we're talking about up to two-hour delays just trying to get through security. and delays are forcing some of the airlines to hold the plane at the gate to wait for passengers. what is

victor and ana? reporting from the white house, thanks so much. >>> we just heard the president talk about the delegate map on the democratic side. it looks like the numbers really do back that up, that there is not a viable path forward for sanders when it comes to pledged delegates. the bottom line, he just can't do it with pledged delegates alone, it would require superdelegates. >> sanders says he plans to keep fighting for those superdelegates until the democratic convention and on the floor. now on the other hand, he says he is not ruling out the possibility of being hillary clinton's running mate. watch what he said to cnn's wolf blitzer. listen to this. >> well, right now we are focused on the next five weeks of winning the democratic nomination. if that does not happen, we're going to fight as hard as we can on the floor of the democratic convention to make sure that we have a progressive platform that the american people will support. and then, after that, certainly secretary clinton and i

>> victor: i meant what i said. i've forgiven many people in my life. but my family's not returning the favor. in fact... my son just told me that he would like to see me rot in here. >> meredith: oh, but those are just words. >> victor: no, no. he was gloating. i think my family's dancing on my grave.

that's why i was going to make the documentary one way or the other. >> the mysterious "victor" agreeso be interviewed for broadstreet's documentary only if he's filmed in silhouette and his voice is altered. >> my purpose is to expose the existence of the aliens, not compromise these individuals. i made the decision to come forward. i'm taking precautions to protect my own identity. >> if you believe his story, you know, he smuggled highly classified footage. i mean, he'd be in a lot of trouble. big, big trouble. >> victor reveals that the ebe, or extraterrestrial biological entity, arrives at area 51 in 1989, the same year some believe a flying saucer is shot down over the kalahari desert in south africa. legend has it two aliens survive the crash. no word on what happens to ebe number one, but ebe two is allegedly flown to area 51 for questioning. >> he said that they were interviewing the alien a certain number of times a week for a certain number of hours. >> the alien, victor says, is interviewed telepathically. of course, the universal language of human meets extraterrestrial. >

>> victor: i meant what i said. i've forgiven many people in my life. my family's not returning the favor. in fact... my son just told me that he would like to see me rot in here. >> meredith: oh, but those are just words. >> victor: no, no. he was gloating. i think my family's dancing on my grave.

victor and christi? >> thank you so much. >> catch jake tapper's full interview this morning on cnn. >>> a key american ally accused of beating two americans held in prison, a judge is due to reveal their fate tomorrow. john jenson is in abu dhabi with this story. john. >> a father and son in prison for two years and now claims of torture and forced confessions. >>> plus, we speak to one of the first combat wounded veterans to summit mt. everest. why he took on that challenge. ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ...have you tried the tissue test? question, are my teeth yellow? ugh, yellow... what do you use? crest whitestrips crest 3d whitestrips whiten... 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste i passed the tissue test. oh yeah. crest whitestrips are the way to whiten when you didn't know we had hundreds of thousands of places to stay all over the world. or that we searched billions of flights to get you here.

>> a couple of things, victor.mean nothing. let's just ask president mitt romney if he thinks they mean anything, because at this point in 2012, he was ahead by several points. so but going back to the snapshot in time, i think a couple of things are going on. the first one is that the republican party is starting to coalesce behind donald trump, and you are seeing republicans, you know, many of them reluctantly, many of them holding their nose, many of them grimacing, but at least saying, okay, i guess we have to do this, and you're seeing that in polls. and the opposite is happening, well, not the opposite, but another dynamic is happening in the democratic party, which it is not settled yet. you know, while hillary clinton is going to ultimately be the nominee, you still have some divisions between bernie sanders supporters who want to try to see if he can gain this out until the very end. what is going to happen, i believe, in the general election, which is a different electorate than the republican primary pro

. >> tension headaches and migraines have been a constant in victor basil's life. the pain went from awful to excruciating six years ago, when he suffered what he now knows is a cluster headache. >> it is almost like the eye socket has been constricting on your eyeball and pulsing. so that the constant throbbing, pulsing action, it feels like your eyeball is going to just burst. >> his pain would strike in cycles. multiple times a day. each lasting up to three hours. it is why some call cluster headaches suicide headaches. they are about 500,000 sufferer like victim ver a personal or family history -- victor have a personal or family history of migraines. >> typically young. typically male. mid life. and they are typically type a behavior. >> dr. mahan shaanamma is a neuro headaches specialist who treats victor and uses inhaled oxygen and soupotrippetten to minimize the attack. the doctor is considering him a possible clinic for a clinical study, testing a new treatment option. it is an implantable device called a neuro stimulator. >> almond shaped, implanted above

the victor has no characteristics behind the social tide to insiders. it could could be a brother, brother-in-law, friend, or role model that draws the victor into the cell. so for the social networking community, it attracts the and puts pressure on them to come forward with the practice and activities and i ideology of the cell. i find in the last two categories, the misfits in the victors there more ideological element seems important. there's adventurism, culture aspects that attract them and so forth. this to me gives three main powerful ways to the terrace sell. ideology grievance and community. it is also this deconstruction of a cell helps to explain why seemingly ideological youth and acting according to the ideology of groups such as i al qaeda. it also has bridge the gap between models that betray the phenomenon as leader level or leaderless. a dichotomy. here leader lead and leaderless aspects converged within the cell. so you have both leader lead and leaderless aspects but the leader lead aspect is more important in shaping the actions of

. >> i'm victor blackwell. 10:00 here on the east coast. we're beginning in the nation's capital this morning, washington, d.c., at my alma mater, beautiful howard university. president obama delivers the commencement address at the historically black college in washington, d.c. >> we're about 45 minutes away now, a couple thousand graduates will be walking across that stage today. >> today will mark the first presidential commencement speech of the season. >> good mornijoe johns joins us. >> good morning. other presidents have staked out their legacies here, including lyndon johnson. the big question will be whether he will wade into the chaotic state of american poll titics a expand on his comments that this campaign is not a reality show. >> we will be waiting and listening. that's for sure. >> not yours, ana. >> that's victor's and many others. >> the kentucky derby is today but of course not just a horse race. we are live checking out the food and the fashion. i see you've got the top are on now. >> trying to be like you, victor. the w

but that is what makes victor ortiz, victor ortiz. puzzling night for a talented welterweight. now new life for andre berto in that new welterweight division. speaking of which take a look at what is coming up on p.b.c. -- the p.b.c. fight on showtime now. jack-bouta in the main vent. toe-to-toe tuesday on fs1. may 17, the major welterweight showdown on cbs june 25. keith thurman versus sean porter. that should be an outstanding fight. we hope to be back with you here on fox in july. next on fox is your late local news except on the west coast. tomorrow the geico 500 from talladega is right here on fox. 12:30 p.m. eastern time. coverage begins at 10:30 a.m. with "nascar raceday" on fs1. a lot of knock-outs tonight. a lot of thrills. andre berto is back with the exhilarating win. for gus johnson, danny garcia, mark kriegel, kristine leahy, i'm brian kenny. california. we are! fox sports! >>> right now at 10:00, residents gather in northwest to demand answers after a recent increase in crime in their neighborhood. >> the biggest names in politics and hollywood gather tonight for

cheryl: victor felt it in the past but not today. camera stayed steady and the noise level we're told measured no louder than a lawnmower. 30,000 tons of rock from the pit. >> we monitor the shot to make sure they stay with the limits. cheryl: the demonstration is a year after rocks went flying and the damaged homes in sterling. since january 2015, the va department of mines, minerals and energy has taken 17 complaints about quarries in loudoun. two have been in violation. >> we write violation and blasting is closed down. we have a new blasting plan which we approve before they begin again. cheryl: they want to see safe blast in normal operation. >> rocks from the blast are set up at conveyor belts and crushed to a large pile. cheryl: this is the making of roads, basements and driveways. >> if things fall off the shelf give us a call. if they just shake a little, that is probably normal. cheryl: cheryl conner, abc7 news. >> it's a surgery that makes your butt look bigger. the brazilian butt lift is the fastest growing plastic surger

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but that is what makes victor ortiz, victor ortiz. puzzling night for a talented welterweight. now new life for andre berto in that new welterweight division. speaking of which take a look at what is coming up on p.b.c. -- the p.b.c. fight on showtime now. jack-bouta in the main vent. toe-to-toe tuesday on fs1. may 17, the major welterweight showdown on cbs june 25. keith thurman versus sean porter. that should be an outstanding fight. we hope to be back with you here on fox in july. next on fox is your late local news except on the west coast. tomorrow the geico 500 from talladega is right here on fox. 12:30 p.m. eastern time. coverage begins at 10:30 a.m. with "nascar raceday" on fs1. a lot of knock-outs tonight. a lot of thrills. andre berto is back with the exhilarating win. for gus johnson, danny garcia, mark kriegel, kristine leahy, i'm brian kenny. good night from carson, california. we are! fox sports! >> caught on camera a small plane crashes into a small tree and burst into flames leaving the pilot trapped. how many he was able to get to safety. tonight at 10:00. dave

probably the most dangerous individual in this institution. >> i remember watching victor being led to had such an intense security detail that it almost felt like i was about to interview hannibal lecter, quite frankly. he was cuffed behind his back. but i'll never forget, it was like a normal, fiberglass and metal cafeteria chair. there was nothing special about that chair. and he wasn't chained to the chair itself. the chair was not secured to the ground in any way. i start to think to myself, here i am about to interview this guy. i'm knee to knee with the most dangerous man in the state of kentucky. and he's not chained to anything. all of a sudden all of my questions, everything i prepared for the interview, went completely out of my head. >> victor, tell me what, originally what your crime was that brought you to kentucky state penitentiary, how long that sentence is, and then how long of that sentence you have served? >> i'm in for murder. life sentence. convicted in 2001. >> are you proud of that notoriety? i mean, we've heard you are one of the most dangerous guys here. how d

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horace: victor got this coupon in the mail, $59 to get his air duct system clean. he inspected the system and said -- >> wow, there is mold! i need to recommend deep cleaning! >> it's you have to be careful. horace: 7 on your side decided to go undercover to find out. we rented a home in the d.c. area, hiring eight air duct companies, telling them the ducks needed cleaning, and how much they would charge. >> people come in for $44. they checked in cleaned the air ducks at this house. at this house. here is what we did. we hid cameras through the house so we could watch the technicians as they checked our systems. this technician took a quick look at the outside of the vents, said he cannot check closer a muunless -- we watched. all he did was check the filter and walk away with $89. four companies charged a service some looked closer than others. they were all honest. horace holmes with abc 7 news. they told us the system looked pretty clean, but -- just in case. >> make sure that you hire good people. your are tons of people who just take your money. >> the whole

the victor has no characteristics behind the social tide to insiders. it could could be a brother, brother-in-law, friend, or role model that draws the victor into the cell. so for the social networking community, it attracts the and puts pressure on them to come forward with the practice and activities and i ideology of the cell. i find in the last two categories, the misfits in the victors there more ideological element seems important. there's adventurism, culture aspects that attract them and so forth. this to me gives three main powerful ways to the terrace sell. ideology grievance and community. it is also this deconstruction of a cell helps to explain why seemingly ideological youth and acting according to the ideology of groups such as i al qaeda. it also has bridge the gap between models that betray the phenomenon as leader level or leaderless. a dichotomy. here leader lead and leaderless aspects converged within the cell. so you have both leader lead and leaderless aspects but the leader lead aspect is more important in shaping the actions of

su hijo vÍctor no entiende cÓmo fue un policÍa de la universidad estatal de california en long beach dijeron que agarrara abogado ¿verdad?. >> inmigraciÓn asegura que Álvarez de 53 aÑos fue entregado a ice porque tenÍa una orden de deportaciÓn pendiente desde hace mÁs de 2 dÉcadas por posesiÓn de drogas y por reingresar al paÍs sin autorizaciÓn. . >> no, no sabÍamos hasta que le pasa a uno lo que puede pasar. >> un error que no le impidiÓ formar una familia. con seis hijos todos nacidos en estados unidos incluso uno de ellos sirviÓ en las fuerzas armadas. el vacÍo econÓmico que dejo el sostÉn de la familia llevÓ a que tuvieran que realizar sacrificios, algunos tuvieron que abandonar sus estudios y hacerse cargo del negocio familiar pero todos coinciden en que lo mÁs difÍcil es no tener a papÁ a su lado. . >> ¿te duele mucho no estar aqÍi con tu papÁ?. >> pues sÍ, es desde chiquito he mirado todos los dÍas (en inglÉs). >> vÍctor dice que su historia se parece a la de millones que viven en este paÍs en busca de un mejor futuro y terminan separados. la oficina de inmigraciÓn y aduanas d

--mientras otros dicen que victor tuvoala suertcon sus dos esposas, porque la primera lo divorcio y lama cita de esa a la corte sera el nueve de junio --y alli lo podrian estar esperandous dos espo furiosas y de pronto hasta sus dos suegras. --asi que quede libre o arrestado va a recibir castigo.. take vo / cesar ---un conductor pierdelcontrol a arrollando a varias personas, todo qued captado en cmara. take vo/blanca --un feroz animal llega a tocar si puerta una vivida como fuera el invitado de honor... las increibles imagenes mas adelante. gabriel live --el atletico de madrid espera rivaln la final dea champions league. take vo --ademas, ya hay dos clasificados a cuartoseinal en la copa libertadores de america. end segment cesar --ya la baha celebra la segunda victoria de los warriors en los semifinales de la conferencia oeste de la nba.... blanca --pero hay ms en el mbito deporn gabriel sotelo en vivo desde el oracle arena... roll en vivo stinger two box --gabo como estas, ya hay un equipo xicano en crtos de final de la copa libertadores de america. cuentanos... gabriel live --buenas

thank you, victor. good to see you. you can catch more of victor blackwell's report tomorrow morning. >> and up ahead, a vintage world war ii plane caught on camera crashing into the hudson river. what we know about the moments before the plane took a deadly nosedive. the big hilton world sale is on honors members save up to 25% on brands like hampton, doubletree, hilton garden inn, and waldorf astoria so stop clicking around. book direct at hilton.com now that's satisfaction. mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade mobile. it's on all my mobile devices, so it suits my mobile lifestyle. and it keeps my investments fully mobile... even when i'm on the move. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. new biwhat are we gonna do?ys... how about we pump more into promotions? ♪ nah. what else? what if we hire more sales reps? ♪ nah. what else? what if we digitize the whole supply chain? so people can customize their bike before they buy it. that worked better than expected. i'll dial it back.

video here, and i want to show you, the scene here, right across the street from a place called victor's tavern. and that is where the victim was drinking, just before closing time, comes out here, and pronounced dead at 2 38 a.m. >> welshing police officers patrolling the area heard multiple gun shout, around wayne and chelten. they got here within seconds. and they found the victim unconscious on the parking lot, they rushed him to the hospital. he was pronounced dead at the hospital at 2 38 a.m. gunshot wound to the chest, couple of graze wound to the head. there were several people still on the scene. they turned out to be persons of interest. >> well, beyond where we are right now, you are looking at victor's cafe, they have surveillance cameras in and outside. police have been in there getting cooperation from the bar workers, looking at the videos, to see what kind of evidence they have on video. they certainly always hate seeing somebody alive, one minute on video, at a bar walking out the door live and getting killed just feet outside the front door of the bar moment later. but,

mark farrell joined by supervisor tang and supervisor yee and supervisor wiener want to thank clerk victor young and march and derrick from sfgovtv for covering this meeting mr. clerk, any announcements? >> yes. electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the may 17, 2016, agenda board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated okay. thank you very much so two budget department hearings we want to get through them and i wanted to call up we'll take them quickly out of order hearing for the budget update on information technology and the capital plan for 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 and okay. thank you i know we have bryan sfroong from capital improvement planing we'll leave to you in terms of which ones goes first. >> good afternoon board of supervisors budget & finance committee i'm sandra the director of the committee on information technology i have the pleasure this afternoon of providing a brief presentation on this by fiscal year 2016-2017 and 2017-2018. >> go to our computer screen tha

victor blackwell joins me now. you have an up close and personal black box. they're not block. usually orange so they can see them no matter what, mountainous or underwater. >> yeah. it's called the black box, reporters gave it the nickname in the 50s and 60s went this went to mainstream and mandatory, there are so many parameters measured here, they thought it was black magic. it measured speed, flight path, pitch, climb, acceleration. it will measure everything in that flight from paris to cairo and tell investigators what went right and what went wrong. i went down to speak with an investigator, an expert on black boxes, to find out why this is still not enough. >> they consist of three parts. you've got the element which records and the power unit in the back. >> abdul, these are the beacons sending out these pings, right? >> yes, they are. there's a censor activated by water. once activated, they will send up a ping signal picked up by tracking devices that will look for these specific pings. >> i'm seeing these are simple screws here, that the beacon isn't connected to th

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. big developments this morning in the search for egyptair flight 804. we're getting our first look at debris from the plane after it crashed into the mediterranean sea. this is new video just coming in. it appears to show angled metal here, a purse we saw in some of this video, there's a shoe as well, fabric from maybe the carpet, upholstery from one of the seat, even unwrapped life jacket here you see. up on the upper left here on that tab, egyptair printed. the question is what will this offer? are there clues here to help investigators determine what happened? >> also we'll let you know today just a short while ago france confirmed that on board systems did detect smoke sm parts of the plane moments before it plunged into the water. we're going to dig into what this means in just a moment. high above the mediterranean, including the plane's voice and flight data recorders is ongoing as u.s. aircraft hope comb an area 180 miles off the coast of alexandria. >> the plane's last stop at the charles de gaulle airport has come under scrutiny. there is a lo

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i think what's happening here, victor, we're seeing elizabeth warren trying to present unity.n or bernie sanders, and what she is trying to do is to say to clinton and sanders supporters, we have to unite because we know what we have to do in the fall and that's beat donald trump. >> we've seen this backfire with marco rubio, he went after him in the primary and it didn't work well. we'll see if it works to keep it on twitter and not in front of cameras. brian stelter, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> catch brian at 11:00 a.m. eastern. >>> vice-presidential candidate, sarah palin, talks exclusively with us this morning. why she thinks paul ryan should lose his post as speaker of the house. plus -- >>> just incredible video and details on the damage and injuries from last night's severe weather outbreak. this tornado, we've got more on this, coming up in just a moment. >>> from colorado, to canada now, a raging inferno en gulfing 772 square miles and growing. a live report, next. and equally surprised you can't have them. so together, you adopt a little boy... and then his two

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his name is michael victor and he lives right across the street from the apartment building., he works in the neighborhood. >> he is an elementary school janitor that was employed with the school district of philadelphia up until his arrest. not only is he running around naked but he's been in the school with kids. >> according to court papers the story michael victor tells investigators is he came home and drank a significant amount of alcohol and broke into a neighbor's home. that's when he loses it. all of it. >> goes next door and helps himself to a beer and takes off his clothes and goes through the belongings of their teenage daughter and the people that live in the home. he then enters the off campus apartment building and takes a computer and leaves without a stitch of clothing. neighbors can't believe the man they've known for years has a bum wrap. >> i'm shocked really. i'm happy we know who he is and they're going to be put away. well you would hope anyway and it's a little disturbing that he lives right next door to me. >> hear it all the time. kite guy. see him e

>> well, you're exactly right, victor.-- donald trump was using the rhetoric that comes from the nra leadership. they just kind of cut to the chase and say, anybody who's in favor of sensible gun control wants to take your guns away be, wants to abolish the second amendment. of give it a moment's thought and you realize that's just not possible given supreme court rulings and given what it takes to actually amend or change the constitution. outside the room? hard to say where it will work. i tend to think just looking at the political map that this is donald trump trying to appeal to some voters and make sure that he can energize and motivate some already conservative voters in states like ohio, pennsylvania, swing states that he's going to need to carry in november if he wants to win. >> let's stay in that region. first, hillary clinton of course has never said she wanted to ban the second amendment. she did disagree with the supreme court on -- have the recording of it at a private fund-raiser. let's play it and talk abo

and whoever would emerge as the victor would emerge as the victor. >> i don't think there is any chancehe is making this decision on her own. she is surrounded by a team of tacticians. they see no up side to extend iting the visual of her next to bernie reminding people she can't shake this guy. >> madame clinton is thumbing through her rolodex to selected a running-mate. >> as a strategist do you think it's wise to consider pulling a share odd brown or elizabeth warren out of the senate at a time when democrats are trying to win the congress back. >> hell no. kennedy: is a purple state vp? >> for harry reid, it's the senate. he still wants the control his agenda, but he's freak out. three or four months ago when trump will lose in a landslide and they will have a super majority, and already trump and her and tied. she has not been able to battle back one armed against' her. kennedy: if you take one of these candidates from a republican state, the margin could be so razor thin it could be enough to keep the senate in republican hands. >> i'm gobsmacked that the interviewer referred to h

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it allows the clinton campaign to play the generous victor. that is important for her. of course, behind the scenes, the state parties and democratic national committee and clinton folks are going to be hammering bernie sanders, pressuring him to leave. but in public, thick continue to be generous. >> it appears to give him more of a role. panel, thank you. we're going to toss it back to bret baier in boston. hey, bret. >> donald trump will be rolling in someone else's cash. the republican party signed on to help bank roll the billionaire's presidential campaign. we broke that story earlier with carl cameron. john roberts is in new york with details. good evening, john. >> good evening. it's called a joint fund raising agreement between the camp campaign that each will raise money for another. the victory fund is $449,000. so if donald trump can round up 2227 of his deeply pocketed friends they'll have the billion dollars people think that he would need to run an election campaign. the question is what is easier to raise? is bernie sanders and we made it one way or anot

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. >>> this just in. >> what an ad for hillary clinton slamming donald trump for not releasing his tax returns. what's interesting about this ad, she doesn't say anything, there is not a picture of her. but this coming after bizarre revelations that donald trump allegedly posed as his own publicist years ago. >> all this coming just as things seem to start going his way after his meeting with speaker paul ryan, his big push to get republican leaders to back him. >> reporter: donald trump taking a hit from hillary clinton in a new video that asks, why won't he release his taxes? >> he will not follow the example of every single democratic and republican presidential nominee since 1976. >> reporter: but the billionaire, he's not budging. >> when the audit ends up i'll present them. i hope it is before the election. >> reporter: sounding down right defiant. >> what is your tax rate? >> it's none of your business. you'll see it when i release. but i fight very hard to pa

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and in the case of victor martinez we checked yes. so that's about the only time that we have the ability to communication with i.c.e. to have a review done. now that the i.c.e. does not have officers in the county jails full time, they just show up in the morning, they look at the scrolls or gate book, if you will, but that really doesn't serve any purpose, because many times they bail out the night before. so it's -- it's not working. >> is it true that when a criminal aliens is released from prison on parole that local law enforcement had to be assigned to check on them? >> no. we're not assigned to check on them at all. in fact when they're released from either the county jail or say a state prison, they're taken by i.c.e. to a processing center, then down to los angeles where they're supposed to be released. they never release them from the prisons, they always do it in los angeles. >> so how does the parole work? does the state assign someone to watch over them? >> well, pretty much the state of california has gotten rid of almo