follows. he said "donald trump engages in especially unpleasant nasty and despicable behavior. he then gave a big long specific list about donald trump perpetuating the racially charged birther conspiracy and being publicly sexist and being a hypocrite complaining about jobs being overseas when his own merchandise is made overseas. angelo wanted macy's to disassociate themselves with mr. trump. nearly 700,000 people signed that petition at macy's at move on.org. it's a activist campaign. his name is angelo carusone. now he says that at one point donald trump threatened to sue him for millions of dollars because of that campaign to get macy's to drop mr. trump. the lawsuit never happened and angelo carusone carried on his work as being an anti-donald trump activist. when donald trump announced his presidential campaign yesterday, you might remember one of the things did he right off the top is to make a very big deal about how many people were there at the trump tower in new york to see him make his presidential announcement. here's how that announcement started. >> wow! whoa! that is s

with lawrence o'donnell. >> do you know what donald trump is doing right now? >> no. >> at this moment he's in his pajamas retweeting compliments about himself. and tonight he is watching this show where four years ago he of course threatened to sue me. and normally what he does when he threatens to sue cable news hosts is not actively sue them but obsessively and hatefully watch their shows. so watch twitter. watch hawhat happens now. >> hi donald! >> it is good news and bad news for donald trump. the good news is he is really riding in the polls. and the bad news is today he finally got kicked out of show business. >> i have great love for the mexican people and i always have, and they like me. >> nbc has broken ties with businessman and now presidential candidate donald trump. >> there's no apology because what i said is 100% right. >> in response to comments he made about mexican immigrants. >> when mexico sends its people we're not getting their best. they're bringing crime. their rapists. >> and we're also getting some good people. >> you're a bunch of drug dealers and rapists. n

get better than that, stuart, in case you didn't hear. donald trump is running for the president of the united states, and if he sticks in this race and there are a lot of details and paperwork to be filed, he would be the first billionaire since ross to make a run for it. now, as much as people dismiss his comments, as they did for ross back in 1992, before the panelists were saying, he was leading in all the polls. he landed out election when he did bow out to bill clinton. that was then. this is now. say what you will of donald trump. he has hit a nerve and as charlie just pointed out, he is a junkyard dog who does not give up. now, polls have shown that donald trump is around the 2.3% level which wouldn't even qualify at 10th place as all things stand now, but i also want to remind you that when michael bloomberg was considering a run for mayor of this fine city of new york, some years back, he wasn't polling very well. but all that money, all that provided for a lot of ads and the constant in this city turned republican, turned independent, for mayor, and for a good three terms

mind bending. >>> in addition to that, we've got donald trump announcing he is running for the republican nomination for the president of the united states today. you heard about that, got lots of press today. but did you hear that since donald trump announced, he announced his running mate, who he's running with. and he says he and this running mate, unbeatable combination. they will definitely win. since he made that announcement today, we have been trying all afternoon and all evening to reach that person, to reach donald trump's would-be running mate to find out if she's into the the idea. yes, she. today is just nuts. it's one of those days that is just nuts. too much stuff is going on and it is all interesting. even the stuff that's going on about scott walker is interesting. and scott walker is a politician about whom it is sometimes hard to get viscerally excited. it's nothing against him. he just has this very laid back midwestern manner. apparently part of him getting ready to run for president was that he started doing classes with a speech coat. he's trying to be mo

stuck in the ice with donald trump. >> the american dream is dead. >> it's happened. >> i'm officially running for president of the united states. >> donald trump puts his money where his mouth is. >> i'm really rich. >> the latest entry to the republican race arrived by escalator. >> trump was his usual trump self. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> kind of crazy, entertaining brew of a narcissism, nativism and pure nonsense. >> i promise i will never be in a bicycle race. >> the notion obamacare is a big lie. >> you have to get hit by a tractor, literally a tractor to use it. >> i got the sense the man likes attention. >> nobody would be tougher on isis than donald trump. >> this is the image you want to have for your party. >> should i run for president? >> absolutely. >> they just want to hear the guy say you are fired. >> mr. trump, you are not a nice person. >> is the donald for real this time. >> does my family like me? i think so. >> we may have watched a 45-minute infomerical. >> i love china, i love the saudis. the american dream is

, he launched a campaign to get the macy's department store to dissociate it self from donald trump. he had a whole list of reasons. in the petition that he drew up, he neatly sort of summed up those reasons as follows. he said "donald trump engages in especially unpleasant nasty and despicable behavior." i then gave a big long specific list about donald trump perpetuating the racially charged berther conspiracy and being publicly sexist and a hypocrite in terms of complaining about jobs being shipped overseas when his own branded merchandise is made overseas, big long list. so angelo wanted macy's to dissociate themselves with mr. trump. nearly 700,000 people signed that petition to macy's at moveon.org. it's a activist campaign. his name is angelo carusone. now he says that at one point donald trump threatened to sue him for millions of dollars because of that campaign to get macy's to drop mr. trump. the lawsuit never happened and angelo carusone carried on his work as being an anti-donald trump activist. when donald trump announces the his presidential campaign yesterday, you might

] donald trump spoke out against the supreme court decision this morning on obamacare and called it a disaster. which is also what he asks for when he goes into supercuts. [ laughter and applause ] just make it look like a terrible wave that's coming in. [ laughter ] a tsunami. the disaster. [ light laughter ] sean hannity asked yesterday why it was okay for president obama's teenage daughters to go into stores and buy music chock-full of the n-word but not the confederate flag. but how can you explain that to a guy who thinks kids still go into a store to buy music? [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] we used to have shops where they line up the albums. [ laughter ] you'd flip through them. you do this with your hands like a little -- like a little mole digging in the dirt. [ laughter ] instead it would go alphabetically through all your favorite artists. [ laughter ] they're all gone now. [ light laughter ] you can still do this at home. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger said this week that marriage counseling -- marriage counseling is the biggest mistak

it was the most ba badass announcement today. you. donald trump, is now in the race. i have to tell you it is about mack vely, forget carnegie, he crushes g.o.p. vote. he calls all of the folks in washington calling them losers, and he through -- threw the gauntlet down. let's find out, i know everybody was glued to the screen today. i am charles payne, you are watching "making money," jim awad, is back with us, hillary cramer. and jim president of new world capital. and founder and president of pin financial group. and scotti is joining us from nashville, let's do it. dig into the first real deal, scotty, start with you, have you been involved with politics for a while now, what do you make of donald trump's announcement? >> i loved it. bloo whether owhether or not yor trump, have had to say yes, he finally said that, he reminded me of the rodney dangerfield character from caddie shack, we've seen the well crafted political speeches could he spoke real truth, and people were excited to hear it. i am excited to him, i think he said what most conservatives have been yearning to hear.

donald trump, but he says he has figured out how to fix obamacare, which actually puts him in complete agreement with bernie sanders. >> we have to repeal obamacare. >> supreme court may do it for them. >> you have to get hit bay tractor, literally a tractor to use. >> it the language is clear. i hope the supreme court can read english. >> two-thirds of the people who would lose their subsidies are in red states. >> this seems like an example of cutting off to nose to spite your face. >> the billionaire candidate taking the escalator in the white house. >> there are a lot of people running for president of the united states. >> donald trump took you on. -- [ laughter ] >> sorry. i shouldn't have done that. >> he's not reluctant to slam other republicans. >> when i watch george will they are losers just losers. >> you don't take criticism that well. you lash back. >> i lash back. why wouldn't i lash back? >> satire and reality intersected. >> whatever you say doesn't matter because i'm gold and you are losers. >> the world right now is going, whites are black, trump's running for presid

20th day. and donald trump has shot up to second place not just in new hampshire, but nationwide. and he's pushing for the top spot with new attacks on jeb bush. and finally, a sneak peek at the next big supreme court decision we're all waiting for, will same-sex couples have the constitutional right to marry. this is "hardball," the place for politics. automated voice: to file a claim, please state your name. carnie wilson. thank you. can you hold on? ♪ hold on for one more day ♪ really? hey, i know there's pain. why do you lock yourself up in these chains? ♪ ♪ this would be so easy if you had progressive. our mobile app would let you file a claim and help you find one of our service centers where we manage the entire repair process. things will go your way if you hold on. [ sighs ] someday somebody's gonna make you wanna turn around and say goodbye. ♪ say goodbye ♪ no, you just made it weird. take zzzquil and sleep like... you haven't seen your bed in days. no, like you haven't seen a bed in weeks! zzzquil. the non habit forming sleep-aid that helps you sleep easily and

. donald trump will reveal what he's really worth along with some sort of announce. speculation he will tell whether or not he will run for president coming up. >> back to that news we brought you earlier. this is going to have some impact here. the fda is cracking down and artificial trans fats. they're a threat to public health. they're going to force them to phase them out almost entirely. are you ready the story? >> what i'm looking at-- >> is this intelligent regulation or overregulation? >> it's overregulation they've mandated that the food companies, that's what i wanted to look at specifically mere they're mandating that they provide the information on the transfat in a food. that's enough. arm me with the information i need to know to make choices in my own life. stuart: ashley. ashley: i can see the argument on the other side. i think the health costs, health impact of the artificial trans trans tranll of us. stuart: it will prevent heart disease and thousands of fatal heart attacks every year. >> that's the other side for it. stuart: two sides of the fence. elon musk says he

. plus, nbc to donald trum trump, you're fired. the network cuts business ties to the mogul and presidential candidate over his remarks that those crossing over the border are killers and rapists. trump is threatening to sue. >>> why is the confederate flag still flying in south carolina's capital when it looks like there is enough votes in the legislature to take it down? we'll investigate. there is a lot to get to together tonight. but i will talk exclusively to the couple who witnessed the arrest of the prison escapee in just a moment. first, we go outside the hospital where david sweat is recovering from the gun shot wounds he sustained during his capture. miguel, what's the latest on david sweat's conditions? >> he is betting better. in serious condition up from critical. it is expected this is the hospital he will be stabilized out and moved over to a correctional facility where they will be able to care for him. . he is getting better. and that is something that the authorities want because he is the best link they have in figuring out how he and david matt got out of the

donald trump is a new york saying he is moving closer to a present to run. olivia: dozens of billion dollar but wills -- startups, janet yellen be the one who turns off this big it in silicon valley? pimm: one instagram is becoming the preferred platform for art collectors. ♪ good morning. i'm olivia sterns. pimm: i'm pimm fox. we are 90 minutes into the trading day. what is look into the markets and where stocks are trading right now. the dow jones industrial average adds 40 points. a game about two and a half points. everyone watching what is meant to happen with greece. we have some disappointing economic news as well as some positive economic news on the housing industry. a little bit of a pickup. olivia: housing permits at an eight year high. tim mentioned what happened and greece. euros,lso weighing on who have fallen for the past three days. the standoff between the debt talks appears to be worsening and everyone is talking about capital controls. pimm: let us look of the top stories at this hour. it has been a busy couple of months for homeowners. since april, build

under water after tropical storm bill slams the state. >>> donald trump's provocative announcement. everybody from the mexican government to neil young is weighing in. >>> lifeguards in the sky. a california beach is using drones to keep an eye on sharks. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> rain is coming and going. many are telling people please just stay home shelter in place. >> major flooding threatens texas. >> all eyes continue to be on bill. still a lot of tropical moisture. >> bill will move into the northeast before it's all said and done. >> the search for two escaped prisoners in upstate new york is now expanding. >> they may have used joyce mitchell as a decoy. >> the fbi says the man charged in the shooting at the prophet muhammad event. >> they're investigating why a balcony collapsed. >> the st. louis cardinals are being accused by the fbi of tapping into the houston astros' computer database. >> if they did this they have to be fired immediately. >> what was that like in the locker room? >> it was chaos. pu

hasselbeck. the donald is in. donald trump declares he is running for president and his first campaign stop was the no spin zone. >> i get things done better than anybody. i've been dealing with politicians all my life. they are all talk and no action. never going to get done. >> we have more from donald trump's exchange from bill o'reilly by jeb bush slow jams with jimmy fallon. >> we got to see this. >> meanwhile, her parents say she's white, her friends say she's white, but this disgraced naacp leader still not convinced she's white. >> i haven't had a dna test. a birth certificate, certainly, there were no medical witnesses to my birth. >> the brand-new interview that will make you go, are you searing -- serious? >>> two shark attacks on the same beach, hours within each other. one of those teenage victims speaking out for the first time. >> i didn't see it coming. like i said. i felt it on my leg and i saw it once it had attacked my arm. >> plus how he's staying positive despite his horrific story. it will inspire you we hope because morning are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >>> af

focus. we start with breaking news. nbc has severed ties with donald trump following his controversial comments on immigration. full disclosure here msnbc is part of nbc universal. nbc released a statement today saying at nbc, respect and dignity for all people are corner stoens of our values. due to rent derogatory statements by donald strump nbc universal is ending its business relationship with mr. trump. to that end the annual miss u.s.a. and miss universe pageants which are part of a joint venture between nbc and trump will no longer rare erer air on the network. in addition trump has announced he will not be participating on celebrity apprentice. that is licensed from mark burnett's united artist media group and that relationship will continue. nbc is reacting to these comments trump made at his presidential announcement on june 16th. >> the u.s. has become a dumping ground for everybody else's problems. it's true. and these aren't the best and the finest. when mexico sends its people they are not sending their best. they are not sending you. they are not sending you. they are se

crÍticas, tras los comentarios de donald trump. >>chris christy no es donald trump, nunca persiguiÓ a ningÚn de un indocumentado. >> la confianza en sÍ mismo estÁ alejada de la realidad porque la mayorÍa de la poblaciÓn no estarÍa dispuesta a votar por el. marÍa salgado, noticias univisiÓn 65. >> aquÍ estoy con Ángel cordero, un activista que estuvo presente cuando el gobernador christy anunciÓ su candidatura a la presidencia. que dos cosas que escuchÓ hoy le gustÓ? >> yo he estado siguiendo al gobernador y siempre lo he seguido y siempre lo apoyado, es un hombre que nace la verdad, hace y dice lo que piensa. >> pero en este discurso, que es lo que vio diferente en Él? >> que estÁ mÁs flaco, (risas). >> el dice las cosas de corazÓn, cosas que van a beneficiar a la comunidad de estados unidos como ha beneficiado a su comunidad. >> cuales son las cualidades que usted piensa que cristi tiene para ser presidente? >>Él es inteligente, , es un hombre que dice lo que estÁ en la mente,Él no tiene pelos en la lengua, es un lÍder hecho y derecho, ha dado una fundaciÓn para

. >>> also donald trump is in new hampshire tonight, and he's already making the gop squirm. his response to the rapist comment ahead. >>> and president obama formally welcomes attorney general loretta lynch, praising her as tough but fair. what will she do on civil rights voting policing and criminal justice reform? >> today the american people can have no greater advocate for their right to equality under the law, no greater partner in securing justice for all, than our attorney general, loretta lynch. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >> where are those fugitive killers? do police have any leads at all? these new images show what the men could look like today. and now new details about their alleged accomplice. we'll go live to the prison next. remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprisin

had to say on policy. here's what donald trump said he could offer the american people. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. i tell you that. i'll bring back our jobs from china, from mexico from japan, from so many places. i'll bring back our jobs and i'll bring back our money. >> on foreign policy trump had some interesting ideas that just might resonate with some conservatives. >> when mexico sends its people they're not sending their best. i would build a great wall. and nobody builds walls better than me believe me. i will have mexico pay for that wall. when was the last time anybody saw us beating let's say china in a trade deal? they kill us. i beat china all the time. all the time. when did we beat japan at anything? they send their cars over by the millions. and what do we do? when was the last time you saw a chevrolet in tokyo? >> i don't even know where to start. pages upon pages. >> amazing. >> like 50 minutes of -- it's pretty darn good kg. at least you saw some fresh ideas. >> i said it was like the lego movie the theme song "everything is awe

is donald trump right? 8 percent said yes. [laughter] joins us tomorrow talking about benghazi. good night from new york. >> on the watching tonight if you have enough money clearly you can buy this election with "the donald" trump polarizing the field and the rationale to me he does have a few billion dollars of race for the big whites' house has turned into a freak show. who will be the highest bidder? here is a donald trump holding forth with george stephanopoulos. >> is that supposed to be a bad thing? i would love to have zero pricing we would win easily. [laughter] >> ag of white man with red face and a blue blood anymore qualities that our patriotic? what about the chamber with three heads as the senate sponsor of the bloodthirsty monsters rand paul and marco rubio and ted cruz said eagerly awaiting so they can trim the size of government. also the gubernatorial torture chamber from texas to arkansas and wisconsin and florida all in full control. we prepared to be dominated by the state house dominance and ted clinton is an evil magician making money magically appear for

niÑos sufre mucho. donald trump sus comentarios no cayeron en oÍdos sordos. univisiÓn dio por terminada la relaciÓn comercial con la organizaciÓn miss universo que en parte es propiedad del magnate. lourdes del rÍo nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. lourdes: donald trump hizo la siguiente declaraciÓn. "cuando mÉxico nos manda a su gente no nos manda a lo mejor, estÁn mandando a gente que tiene grandes problemas. y traen consigo esos problemas, traen drogas, crÍmenes, violadores, algunos presumo que son buenas personas pero hablo con guardias fronterizos y se lo que estamos recibiendo." lourdes: calificÓ a estados unidos como el basurero de todos los problemas de los demÁs y propuso reforzar la frontera. la divisiÓn de entretenimiento de univisiÓn anunciÓ que la empresa estÁ poniendo fin a su relaciÓn comercial con la organizaciÓn miss universo que pertenecen parte a donald trump, como consecuencia de sus comentarios ofensivos sobre los inmigrantes mexicanos. en univisiÓn vemos de primera mano la Ética laboral, amor por la familia y sÓlidos valores religiosos de los

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to colin farrell, vince vaughn, jason schwartzman, elmo! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen! stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- taylor schilling. chat and a performance from legendary singer/songwriter, james taylor. featuring the 8g band with chad smith. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] excellent. that is excellent news. also excellent news, probably the most excellent news of the week, donald trump announcing that he is running for president. [ laughter ] just fantastic news because it provides us with things, like this. donald trump -- donald trump let voters touch his hair -- [ light laughter ] -- at a campaign event in new hampshire this week. and they haven't been able to turn a doorknob since. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] presidential hopeful, lindsey graham said yesterday that we are due for a bachelor president. we are due -- we as a nation are due -- after a long wait, we're due for a bachelor president. so it is all up to you, juan pablo. [ laughter ] [ applause ] this was fascinating today. pope francis issued an encyclical today calling for the protection of the earth. the earth, which he says, is like a sister with whom we share our life. the earth is a sister with whom we share a life. and everyone knows you shouldn't be fracking your sister. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the pope -- the pope sent that joke in. he wrote and sent that joke in. [ light laughter ] so, you might be like, "oh." pope wrote it. jeb bush's son said today that his father is a horrible dresser, to which chris christie's kids replied, "please. [ laughter ] come on. your dad's fine. your dad is fine." tyler perry will be hosting a fund-raiser at his home that will be attended by president obama. well done, tyler perry. so, at least one person that's had success pretending to be a black lady. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] also written by the pope. [ laughter ] his second joke. his first one went a little bit better. baze, why would you read me the pope's jokes? i feel like he doesn't know -- >> i can't say no. >> seth: yeah, that's true. [ light laughter ] when the pope sends in a joke, you read it. according to a new poll released today, 58% of new jersey residents support legalizing marijuana. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. yeah. i think they just want to finally have a good answer to that question, what's that smell? [ laughter ] [ applause ] this is exciting news. this is genuinely, genuinely exciting news. u.s. treasury secretary, jack lew, announced yesterday that starting in 2020, a woman will be featured on the $10 bill. [ cheers and applause ] first. that's a first for our country. so just think, when you break a 20, and they ask you how you want it, you'll be able to say, "just give me two beyonces." [ laughter ] it's got to be her, right? sorry, eleanor roosevelt. [ laughter ] better luck next time. channing tatum said yesterday that if he could have any super power in the world, he'd have the power to make anyone naked. that's ridiculous. why would you pick a power you already have, channing tatum? [ laughter ] that's a waste. [ cheers and applause ] that is a waste. father's day is this weekend. [ cheers ] yeah. but, if it's any consolation, he's also dreading the phone call. [ laughter ] yeah, no, just a normal day. yeah, i don't know where she is. i love you, too. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] and finally, it was announced today that printed physical copies of wikipedia will soon be available for sale. of course, i'm not sure that's true, because i read it on wikipedia. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, this right here, that's the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: woo! how we doing 8g band? so lovely to see you guys. you've obviously noticed, we've noticed. we've been so happy all week. he's been with us since monday, sitting in with the 8g band, from the red hot chili peppers, chad smith. [ cheers and applause ] the fill-in of all fill-ins. now, besides being an incredible drummer, chad wants everyone to check out make music day this sunday, june 21st. he also works to ensure all kids have access to music education through his work with the namm foundation. and, is one of the president's turnaround artists which brings music and art into low performing schools to turn them around. what was your motivation to join with these groups, chad? >> seth, having music and art in schools, like i did, is the best way for kids to think and learn creatively. 6 million kids in this country have no access to music or art classes in school. so, it's my honor to be a part of the program, which is turnaround arts, closing this opportunity gap. thanks for having me this week too and being supportive. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: great. please come back. thank you so much, chad. it's been great, great to have you! i sometimes, there's a thing we call hubris. sometimes we try to show off, and it bites you. yesterday, i told a story about -- my wife does not think i'm very good at doing anything that is manly. i told a story, this weekend, about how i really showed her up. she was complaining about the fact, her and her sister thought there was a dead skunk underneath their parents' front porch. they were trying to think of any man they knew who they could call to come over and do this. and, i finally, sort of rousted my self off the couch where i spend my time. and, i said, "hey, you know, i can get a skunk on a shovel and throw it in the woods." and they couldn't believe it. and i was so proud. and i told this story about how happy i was that i'd been manly. and i showed this picture. and then a bunch of people, a lot of my friends of mine, were like, "hey, you know what ruins that manly story? you can't wear crocs." [ laughter ] you can't wear -- so i blew it. i had it. i don't know what i'm doing. i'm just bad at stuff all the time. we have such an exciting show for you, you guys, tonight. she's so wonderful. we're so happy she's back on the show. star of "orange is the new black," taylor schilling will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] also, he is a music legend. we're going to talk to him. he's also going to perform a song from his new album, james taylor is in the house tonight. [ cheers and applause ] two taylors. we are doubling up on our taylors. now, before we get to this, we mentioned donald trump in the monologue tonight. when he made his announcement this week, he came out on the stage. they played neil young's "keep on rocking in the free world." pretty quickly after that, neil young wrote a statement saying he was very upset that donald trump had used that song, that donald trump does not represent the message of that song and that he had done it without his permission. so, you know, we felt bad. because here's donald trump. he's trying to have a kick ass song to walk out to and the artist is saying he can't have it. and i think he might run into this problem a lot. so we -- [ light laughter ] -- as supporters of what he is trying to do, we here at "late night," we wrote a song for donald trump. and if it's one he wants to use, we'd be happy to talk to him about licensing it. this is what it's for. we want this to be the song that he walks out to. we think it embodies a lot of the greatness of donald trump. so, here is the 8g band with the song that we think is perfect for the donald. >> one, two, three, four! ♪ there's a man that you need to know he's got his own reality show ♪ ♪ if you're a dummy or a loser he'll tell you so he's gonna build a wall to keep out mexico ♪ ♪ his name is donald like the duck donald trump and he doesn't ♪ ♪ give a [ bleep ] he won't get pushed around by the chinese he's gonna bring isis ♪ ♪ to their knees he doesn't say "thank you," "excuse me" or "please" he's had multiple ♪ ♪ bankruptcies his name is donald. like the duck donald trump ♪ ♪ and he doesn't give a [ bleep ] he's got a sharp mind and business cunning ♪ ♪ his total net worth is incredibly stunning he looks kind of orange like he's always sunning ♪ ♪ it's just for attention he's not really running that's right he's not really running ♪ ♪ he's not really running this is just for attention and he's not really running and it's working ♪ ♪ it's working it's working it's working it's working it's working it's working it's working it's working ♪ ♪ it's working it's working it's working you can say he's a jerk but his plan is working his name is donald ♪ ♪ like the duck donald trump and he doesn't give a [ bleep ] ♪ ♪ donald donald donald donald trump ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i think it's a really -- great job you guys. that's a really good song so, donald, if you're watching, again we would love to talk to you. i think we have a very reasonable price for this song. and you can play it any time you walk out anywhere. you've got the money for this. let's make this happen. we'll be back with more "late night." 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[ laughter ] [ applause ] seven, the number of percentage points, democratic presidential nominee, bernie sanders rose in a recent poll. one, the number of times hillary clinton laughingly asked her advisers, "you think they could have bernie sanders killed?" and then stone-faced said, "i'm serious, can i have this man killed?" [ laughter ] two, the number of prisoners who escaped from an upstate new york correctional facility, leaving dummies made of clothes piles in their bed. two, the number of dummies made of clothes piles who are now unjustly serving out prison sentences. [ laughter ] [ applause ] 14, the percent of colorado adults who use marijuana, according to a survey. 86, the percent of colorado adults who just went, "oh, no, dude. i forgot to turn in that survey. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and i love surveys." 800, the number of years old the magna carta turned this week. 790, the number of years magna carta looks. seriously, did the magna carta have some work done? as a matter of fact, yes, the magna carta was edited a handful of times before its final version was issued in 1225 a.d. and that's tonight's magna carta fact. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i think that's the first time we've remembered to do tonight's magna carta fact. [ laughter ] we started the show, we said we'd do one every night. and that's the first one, right? yeah, all right. 14, the number of gallons of water it takes to produce a can of beer. ten, the number of beers it takes to produce a kid. [ laughter ] happy father's day. ten, hot dogs in a pack. eight, hot dog buns in a pack. [ light laughter ] two, lonely hot dogs without a home or a purpose that have nothing except for each other. they go on a road trip, in an attempt to find freedom, freedom from responsibility of finding buns, freedom from being drenched with mustard or even worse, ketchup. they realize, however, that the world has no place for two hot dogs like them. [ laughter ] and that's why the two hot dogs drive in their 1966 ford thunderbird off a cliff and into the grand canyon. [ cheers and applause ] two, the number it takes to tango. one, the number it takes to fandango. [ laughter ] one, the number of people who love that joke despite the fact that it's never really worked. [ laughter ] and finally, 175, the number of gap stores that are shutting down due to slumping sales. 175, the number of gaps that will be left by the abandoned gaps. let's call them, "gap gaps." [ laughter ] 175, the number of traps you could put in the "gap gaps" to catch hapless gap-going chaps in their tracks. let's call those "gap traps." [ laughter ] 175, the number of pops who shop at the shops, who get trapped in the "gap traps," those poor hapless sops. they just wanted crop tops. 175, the number of kyles who ran fifty miles, to get to the gap but got stuck in a trap, just to grab a crop top, for their dear old sad pop. now there's piles of kyles lined up in the aisles inside the gap shop, and maybe these chaps if they'd stopped, just perhaps, shouldn't have shopped in the traps for their pops or their paps. and kyle thought with a smile, is this even worthwhile? the last time i checked, crop tops aren't even in style. [ cheers and applause ] that was this week in numbers. we'll be right back with taylor schilling. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey ralph, can i have a dorito? sure, when pigs fly. ♪ hey ralph... 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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. >> hi. everybody's so nice. >> seth: it's a really nice group of people tonight. very nice group of people. this is wonderful because we just had adam scott on the show, your co-star in this movie. >> oh isn't he just a doll? >> seth: he is a full doll. >> he is a full on -- he's not -- you can poke him. >> seth: you can poke him. does he -- he, like, giggles. >> yeah. >> seth: you poke him and he does, like, little doll giggles. you -- but he was telling us you have some pretty intense sex scenes in this film. >> i don't know what he's talking about. >> seth: what? so, he's making it up? >> no, he's -- yeah, sure. >> seth: good. and you have a lot in "orange is the new black." are they still awkward to film? or are now you the pro of the sex scenes? >> you know, that's a fantastic question. >> seth: thank you. >> i'm glad we're starting there. >> seth: yeah, i'd like to start there. [ laughter ] >> so, yeah. i mean, it's weird. >> seth: it never stops being weird. >> right? have you done them? >> seth: i mean, sex never really stops being weird. [ laughter ] that's the thing. people are like, "do sex scenes never stop getting weird?" you're like, "sex is always a little weird." >> it is a little strange. >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, how do you negotiate your body -- >> seth: especially with people. you got a bunch of people around. >> a lot of people watching. i mean, it's hard enough when the -- you know, lights are off and -- >> seth: yeah. >> you're by yourself in a room with other people. [ laughter ] or a lot of people are watching and you have a conversation about sex. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, that's also a little awkward. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's always awkward. i mean, don't you think sex is awkward? >> seth: you got hurt. you got hurt doing a sex scene on "orange is the new black", yes? you like physically hurt yourself. >> how do you know about that? >> seth: because i -- we look into things. we do background. >> i don't even think i talked about that publicly. >> seth: i think we saw the accident report. [ laughter ] >> well, there is one. >> seth: was there? >> 'cause i hurt myself. >> seth: oh no! >> i got very excited. i took my shirt off and i scratched myself with my little nametag. >> seth: oh my goodness. >> there was a gash on my face. there was blood. >> seth: like, so bad that you -- the show had to work around it, right? >> well, we had to take, like, an hour-long pause. because i saw -- i saw the, you know, the blood. >> seth: oh! >> but there wasn't really blood. it was just like, it was like raw. and it was like -- it came off and it was like -- ow! >> seth: was it one of those things that where people, because it was blood -- 'cause i once, like, cut my chin and i thought i was fine but when i turned -- >> how did you cut your chin? >> seth: i was inner tubing behind a motor boat. [ laughter ] and two guys -- picture two guys on inner tubes side by side. i fall off. other dude's heel kicked me right in the chin. i get in the boat and say i'm fine and everybody's looking at me like this. 'cause there's blood. that's what i was wondering. did they see the blood? did everybody else see it before you? >> pretty macho thing to do, too. like both of you on inner tubes. >> seth: yeah. just like, shirts off, just like bouncing. [ laughter ] not water skiing. not like wakeboards. just like two dudes, bellies on tubes. and just like -- and again we were just -- we were just going past ladies. they're like, ooh rad. like just like -- >> hey, ladies, what's up? >> seth: yeah. >> i got blood here. >> seth: and i think io was like -- i had -- the reason i let go was like, this is really hurting my weins. this bouncing up and down. [ laughter ] i'm definitely doing this wrong. >> i imagine it probably would. i mean if -- self preservation, my friend. >> seth: yeah. i wanted to have awkward sex at some point. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, we all do. >> seth: we all do. um, you -- congratulations on "orange is the new black." >> thanks. >> seth: so exciting. [ cheers and applause ] such a great show. also, when you watch, when you binge it, you're gonna see -- you're gonna hear the song -- the theme song. the best theme song. ♪ >> seth: no, i don't think that's it. is it -- does it get in your head as well? >> yeah. well, funny you should ask. yes. it's an embarrassing thing. >> seth: 'cause you don't want to get caught -- >> yeah, gets caught in my head sometimes. and i'm walking around -- ♪ you've got time people are like, what are you doing? >> seth: 'cause you're singing your own theme song. >> yeah. you're embarrassing yourself and everybody around you, kinda. because it's like, you know, just weird. but then i pretend like it -- i don't acknowledge it and then the people around me don't really acknowledge it either. but it's a strange thing that happens, yeah. >> seth: 'cause you're asking them -- you're putting your friends in a weird position of asking them not to acknowledge the thing you're doing out loud. >> yeah. it's too much for everybody involved. >> seth: we have a nice theme tonight. both guests have a taylor in their name. taylor schilling, james taylor. he's a new englander, you're a new englander. >> yes. >> seth: i'm a new englander. you're from boston, yes? >> yeah. >> seth: no accent. no boston accent. >> none. >> seth: did you ever have it? >> no. not really. no. [ laughter ] >> seth: congrats. >> thanks. >> seth: i mean, that's the better outcome. >> thanks. i don't really think anybody in my family does. my brother when he was very young he had, like, a little boston thing going on. then he grew out of it. and now, i just sometimes pretend i have one. when i get there. and everybody's like, hey, how you doin'? hey, how's your mother? how's your father? >> seth: right. because if you ask anybody like, how is your mother and your father, they won't know what you're saying. >> yeah, how is your mother and father -- no. >> seth: i don't have either of those. >> yeah. how's your mutha, how's your fatha? how's your mutha? how's your fatha? and nobody outside of boston has that greeting from me either. >> seth: yeah. >> yo, seth, how's >> seth: and right away, aggressive. aggressive, like if anything is wrong with your mutha or fatha, it's your fault. how's your mutha? how's your fatha? you lookin' out for them? >> exactly. >> seth: are you taking care of your motha and your fatha? they love you very much. they take good care of you. you mentioned the red sox. we -- james taylor's gonna sing a song about the red sox tonight. >> is he really? >> seth: he is. do you remember where you were in 2004 when the red sox won the world series? >> very much so. i was in a dorm. i was in a dorm. they won. my fatha called me. [ laughter ] he said, "i want you to know how your fatha is. he's very good." >> i want you to know how your fatha is tonight, your fatha's very good. he had his friend, jerry, there. >> seth: uh-huh. he was watching the game with jerry. >> yeah. watching the game with jer. he actually put jerry on the phone for a while. [ laughter ] alone in my dorm. he's like, "jerry's very, very excited." so, i talked to jerry for a little while. this is such a weird thing to talk about right now. i don't know why i'm talking about this. >> seth: is this weirder than when you talked to jerry? >> yes. >> seth: oh, wow. >> it was just like, hey, jer. we're all so excited the sox won! but now that i'm making a whole story about it, it's so weird. but jerry, yeah. hey, jer, yeah. jerry. >> seth: all right, well that's nice. that you got to catch up with jerry. did you ask jerry how his parents were? >> no. i don't know how they are. i hope they're okay. >> seth: you -- was your dormitory in new york? did you go to college here? >> yeah. i went to fordham university. >> seth: so you went here and then you started acting here, yes? >> yes. >> seth: and you had some things on -- sort of actors, their resumes, they sometimes put things that are like special skills. >> uh-oh. yes. >> seth: and you had some pretty cool special skills. >> did i? >> seth: didn't you say that -- didn't you brag that you could drive? >> yes. >> seth: like i like that you just thought new -- like in new york nobody would know how to drive. oh, we have it down to these two actresses. which one should we choose? and it's like oh, this one can drive. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i forgot about that. and the other thing that's funny is i can only drive an automatic. i can't drive a standard. >> seth: so there's an asterisk. >> like automatic only. >> seth: i always like asking actors about their early jobs. >> yes. >> seth: you nannied a little bit? >> yes. >> seth: how were your nanny days? >> i had a -- i had one kid that threw a lot of tantrums. >> seth: okay. >> so, that was hard. i mean, i could really relate to him also. i'd be like, i want to be -- screaming on the ground too. that's generally -- that's basically -- >> seth: that's how his tantrums would manifest? >> yeah, he'd like leave for school and then do this like plank pose but like, or like -- sort of like shavasna in yoga. except he'd just get really rigid. and be like, "i'm not moving!" on the ground. >> seth: when you're sort of a younger woman nanny, like, what do you do? >> i don't know. i mean, i couldn't totally wrangle him -- his like body weight. >> seth: are other parents watching when a child -- >> yeah. it's kind of like, good luck. >> seth: oh, that's nice. >> you know what i mean? >> seth: yeah. >> kind of like, best of luck to you. you're not doing something right. >> seth: right. >> you know what i mean? so, yeah. that's how that worked out. >> seth: wait any tables? >> yeah. i did wait tables. we're going through all of the greatest hits right now. i did not wait tables actually. i was hired as a hostess. >> seth: and how'd that go? >> and i was fired within four days. >> seth: four days? why? >> yeah. well, a couple things went wrong. first of all, i was incapable of really grasping at like, the layout of the place. and i was kind of like, giving some of the waitresses more clients or patrons than others. and so it was causing -- >> seth: so really -- not all as a hostess, that's the one job. [ laughter ] >> yeah. make sure everybody gets paid equally. and i kept [ bleep ] that up. >> seth: gotcha. >> i don't know how. and then i also wore like a denim mini skirt. like so crazy. from j. crew. and like some flip-flops. anyway it was inappropriate. to me that -- i thought that was dressing up. >> seth: gotcha. >> for them they were like, that's -- that's inappropriate. >> seth: and how -- did they just tell you to go home? >> they were kind of -- they kind of did. and then they just like threw it all at me at the end. nobody got what they wanted. and you wore flip-flops. and you wore a jean skirt. get out of here! >> seth: also, we rarely have do this after only four days. [ laughter ] >> yeah, exactly. such a bummer. >> seth: well, i'm glad you're good at acting. [ laughter ] and thank you so much for being back. give it up for taylor schilling, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] "the overnight" is in theaters tomorrow. and season three of "orange is the new black" is streaming on netflix now. we'll be right back with more "late night." 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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: a very! [ cheers and applause ] a very -- a very james taylor drum fill there. how are you? >> i'm great. i'm fine. >> seth: it is an honor to have you here. >> thank you. >> seth: and i'm so excited, 13 years since your last studio album. for someone like you, how hard is it to sit down and start writing music and lyrics again? like what brings you to the point where you say, "it's time for another album." >> well, you know music's always happening and that's never really the challenge. the main thing is trying to finish songs and to sort of put the puzzle together and lyrics. lyrics are hard. >> seth: yeah. you would think, i'm glad -- i think anyone who has tried to write lyrics would be very happy to hear you say it's hard. because i think people like to think that it comes easy to some people but no. >> well, i don't think anything i do is particularly hard. i've avoided that. [ laughter ] but you know, it just -- that's the part that i have to sort of bear down and make time for and go to work. you know. >> seth: which studio did you record -- in your own home studio this time? >> when my wife and i bought our place in western massachusetts, we renovated it. and the first thing we did was to build a large, sort of empty wooden rehearsal space. but the room sounded so great that we recorded in there a number of times. >> seth: it must be comfortable to record at home as opposed to going into a rented rehearsal space. >> it is, 'cause usually the rehearsal -- the professional studios are usually in new york or los angeles and nashville. you get the sense that the meter is running. that time is money. >> seth: a lot of people are saying, "james taylor, tick tock!" >> that's right. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, you're real famous but "tick tock," people. you're going to sing a song about the red sox tonight. which is very exciting for me. i am a fellow red sox fan. >> i am. i'm surprised that i've written a song about baseball but i have. >> seth: yeah, i mentioned we talked to taylor about 2004. do you remember the 2004 playoff run with the red sox? >> i do, indeed. i do. yeah. i was on the west coast. you know i've been following the season and i was amazed when we got the wild card shot at getting another chance at the playoffs. and we had this series with the yankees and the emotional frustration that's felt by all of new england about the new york yankees is -- it's a palpable thing. >> seth: yes. >> and the 86 years that passed while we were sort of in the shadow of the yankees, it was part of boston culture. and so, being relieved of that was one of those -- do you remember where you were? one of those moments so, i was in los angeles, i had been asked to do a sort of cameo on "the west wing." >> seth: okay, the great aaron sorkin show. were you a fan of that show? >> i was indeed. >> seth: excellent. >> and i was in the car riding back from the shoot and the radio was on. the driver was a bostonian and he almost had to pull over. >> seth: really? i will say this, that moment you're talking about. for me, when they finally won, i thought this is what pinocchio must have felt like when he turned into a real boy. [ laughter ] like now, i can just go -- i can interact with other people and not be carrying this with me. >> carrying the weight of being number two --. >> seth: i mentioned this backstage. i remembered this. i wouldn't expect you to but in 2000, game three of the world series was the first world series at fenway park in that series and i sat right next to you at the game. i was with my father, you were with your lovely wife who is also a big red sox fan. >> she is. she's actually the big fan. she pulled me back into it. >> seth: oh that's wonderful! because that is the opposite of what my relationship with my wife and sports are. [ laughter ] >> my wife also loves football and the "three stooges." which -- >> seth: wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> i have to check actually. >> seth: yeah, those are not -- yeah, something might be wrong there. but i remember, we were sitting and in between one of the innings they played at fenway park, they played one of your songs. and i remember, i feel like everybody in your section was like "what does a guy do when they play one of your songs?" and you made all of us laugh when you just went --. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] this is amazing to me. you were the first artist signed to the beatles' record label, "apple records", in 1968 was it? so did this mean that you had to audition for the beatles? >> yes, i did. i had made a demo tape and i had gotten that to someone who, as luck would have it, it was really -- just the epitome of being at the right place at the right time. as luck would have it, somebody who i was linked to by one degree of separation, had just signed on as head of a and r charged with finding acts to sign to the label. and so i got in my tape, it was a reel to reel tape. >> seth: wow. >> it was before cassettes. and an acetate, an actual physical acetate. he listened to it and said, "i'll get you to play for paul and george." and thankfully, he told me about an hour before it was gonna happen. because otherwise -- >> seth: he didn't give you too much time, right? >> i wouldn't have slept for a week, if it had been a week ahead. you know, i was nervous, i was clinically nervous. >> seth: yeah. and so you walk in a room and there -- i mean this isn't just paul mccartney and george harrison. this is paul mccartney and george harrison, 1968. >> that's right. >> seth: so do you take out your guitar and play it for them? >> i did. i played a song of mine. the best song i had at the time was a song called, "something in the way she moved." >> seth: mm-hmm. great song. [ cheers and applause ] and that is it true that george harrison said later that he -- that inspired -- people say that inspired "something," a song that george harrison wrote. >> yeah, you know what? i had stolen everything i possibly could from the beatles. you know? and i do think that particularly with people who aren't trained musicians, as i was, i was sort of a folk musician or whatever you call it. i think we recycle a lot of stuff. you listen to stuff. it crops back up. if you do it too much, then you go to court, but you learn to walk that line. >> seth: well, i'm so happy you're here. i'm so happy you walked that line and didn't get sued by the beatles. and i can't wait to hear your song. >> no, i wrote my song first, i need to make that clear. >> seth: no, please please. we all -- every time we hear the beatles, we know that they were inspired by you. [ laughter ] >> i taught them everything they know! >> seth: you taught them everything you know. so excited you're here, can't wait to have you sing, thank you so much for being here. james taylor everyone! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much. >> seth: "before this world" is in stores now. check out the james taylor channel on sirus xm. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [people talking] e occupato questo posto? [kids talking] one hundred forty-four questions per day. bryce canyon is 29 minutes from your location. ♪ new lipton♪sparkling iced tea. refreshing tea infused with light, crisp, tiny bubbles. for a taste that lifts you up. is giving your dog bad if unsbreath...rtar buildup try doggie dentures. now available in extra white! umm, you're kidding right? just give me dentastix. the dog treat that's clinically proven to reduce tartar buildup. 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. this is a person called donald trump. i don't mean like i can't understand him when he speaks. i can understand the things he says. the thing i don't understand is how he is a political figure or what kind of political figure he is or what sort of political juice he's got because he has some. i just can't figure it out. i can't get there. today jeb bush became the 11th person to announce he was formally running for the republican nomination for president of the united states. we will talk more about that later on this hour. tomorrow donald trump is going to become the 12th person to announce he is running for the republican presidential nomination. there is some resistance to accepting that as the next thing that is going to happen in political news. i think there is resistance to accepting he is about to announce for the most part that mr. trump in the past has said or strongly hinted he would run for high political office and never actually followed through. in 1999 and 2000 he said he wanted to run for president not as a republican or democrat but reform party ticket and went

plan directed isis attack. >>> more breaking news donald trump suing univision for half a billion dollars and he's on the campaign trail. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. we begin with the breaking news. new details at this hour about what led to richard matt and david sweat's capture. and in the final moments of richard matt's life. sources telling cnn hours before matt was killed he was drinking a grape flavored liquor in a cabin before going inside this nearby trailer. there he fired off several shots, one of which struck a recreational vehicle passing by. it's that driver that called police. that's what led directly to matt's death. cnn obtaining a startling picture of matt's mortally wounded body moments after he was killed by a federal agent. i'll warn you this image is graphic. this is though richard matt slumped forward on the ground shot three times in the head after refusing an order to put down a 20 gauge shotgun. we're learning malt mat and sweat staged a dry run and left themselves the night before rehearsing the plot and this comes as a dozen

something even bigger than ferguson, bigger than new york city cop assassinations or bigger than emmanuel ame happens. gofbn on facebook. have a great weekend. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration today clearly acknowledging and demonstrating that whatever her strategy to defeat the islamic state, it is not only incomplete it is not working. defense secretary ash carter testified before the house armed services committee today. he made it clear the pentagon's efforts to train iraqi forces to fight the islamic state is failing and failing badly. >> our training efforts in iraq have thus far been slowed by a lack of trainees. we simply hadn't received enough recruits. of the 24,000 iraqi security forces we originally envisioned training at our four sites by this fall we hope to receive enough recruits to train about 7,000 in addition to 2,000 counterterrorism personnel. >> secretary carter and chairman dempy didn't foreclose the possibilities that military may play a more active role in the fight against the islamic state, but general dempsey also warned that american troops cannot be used to serve as morale boosters for iraqi forces. >> i would not recommend that we put u.s. forces in harm's way simply to stiffen the spine of local forces. if here not stiffened by the tlef on the stairway of life nothing we do is going to stiffen their spine. >> the pessimism over iraq permeates. internal documents obtain bid fox news shows that top aids of the director of the defense intelligence agency removed the word quagmire from draft testimony about iraq. the documents make it clear the director of iraq is a quagmire but senior dia officials consider the term to be too political. perhaps too reminiscent of other american quagmires whether afghanistan or vietnam. well some successes today in breaking up home grown terrorism plots, the fbi arrested a 21-year-old ghana man in connection with a plot to detonate a bomb in new york city on behalf of the islamic state. authorities arrested fareed -- after he allegedly tried to stab a federal agent as he was being taken into custody. the agent suffered only minor swrrz. he is the third person to be arrested in connection with the plot the target of which may have been the george washington bridge. in phoenix authorities have arrested a man who they say helped orchestrate the may shooting in texas, and he had aspirations to join the islamic state and attack the super bowl in arizona earlier this year. a prosecutor calls abdul monique abdul karim "off the charts dangerous." there have been more than 50 indictments of american or long-term residents related to the islamic state charged over the past 15 months. a federal law enforcement source tells fox news that such terrorists are expected to increase in the coming weeks. officials are making now an all-out push to find new home grown suspects before the fourth of july holiday. the f.b.i. also reportedly conducting hundreds of investigations in all 50 states. >> the u.s. military preparing to respond to the putin expansionist and aggressive posture. f-22 raptors may be deployed because of those rising russian provocations. they're saying that the air force could send a squadron of the stealth fighter jets joining increased air patrols as well as b-2 and b-52sts. data also stepping up interest to russian aggression conducting military exercises in poland. the rapid response force has been training for the first time after the establishment following the annexation of crimea. it wasn't altogether a success. amphibian crash. well joining us tonight former u.s. ambassador to the united nations fox news contributor john bolten good to see you. it's been a while. as we talk ash carter the defense secretary said things aren't going too well with the iraqis. it has been absolutely obvious now for months. what's your reaction? >> well i think it is stating the obvious, but it means that the problem in iraq goes much deeper than the fact that the iraqi army isn't up to it. the president is now sending more advisors to help get them ready. that's a fundamental strategic mistake from the u.s. perspective. we are aiding a government that's functionally -- and indeed the real effect is to send a signal to the sunnis in iraq and syria that we're aiding their enemy. we are driving them further into the arms of the -- i think iraqis cease to exist in the country and i think an effort to put it together is a mistake. >> let me make a proposition here. the united states gets out, period. leaves iraq to itself to its own devices and nature. there is little we can do it seems, if anything by military force in that country now because we have a president who will not commit sufficient force or manpower to the prospect. isn't that now where we are? what do you think of the idea? >> i agree with what you say about the president, but i do think there's a considerable marine interest in not allowing isis to -- >> what is it? what is that? >> because the territory that isis now holds has already been a magnet for terrorists in western europe and the united states. isis influence is spreading across north africa and throughout the region. i think they're a real threat. let me just say militarily you know the kurds with assistance from the united states including airpower have been dealing ice essetbacks. small i think in comparison to isis overall, but isis can still be beaten. not by aiding the baghdad government. >> let's be honest. they do not want to support the kurd uz because you don't want to offend russia wra. they weren't going to offend baghdad. the reality is that this administration has no soul. it has no center. it's perceived value in that reason to -- >> i go one beyond what you are saying. i think the real problem here is that the administration aaiding the baghdad government because it's so desperate to do anything it can to get on iran's good side to get a deal on nuclear weapons. >> washington is a ranced place filled with corrupt hearts and minds when it comes to the iranians and their likely prosperity and rising. what do we do with the reality that we now possess? >> for the next 18 months the best we can hope for is that the world goes complete. even in the ashes of a president who knows what he is doing, we have to think strategically to get to the day when some sane person -- i shouldn't say sane. some response iblg person gets in the white house and we can pursue american interests again. i'm not sanguin about the next 18 months i think the threats of the wraits are going to rise and i think the president shows no indication he has learned anything in six and a half years. >> ambassador john walton, always good to have you with us. >>> for the first time in almost a decade new reports show berths among women ages 15 to 44 rising from 2013 to 2014. it may seem small, but it is the beginning of a recession in 2007. experts say the increase in the 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respondents said they find clinton to be untrusty. in ohio the number is 53% who say clinton is dishonest. in pennsylvania 54% don't see her as honest. voters across all three states listing honesty and trustworthiness as honesty as their top issue when considering a nominee. >>> former reagan white house political strategist fox news political analyst, good to have you here. >> nice to be with you. >> this is a tough one to know where to start. let's start with hillary clinton who looks like she's in trouble in three important states. >> this poll was a very critical one. people don't trust you, don't believe you're telling the truth, there's a tendency not to vote for you. very early in this campaign -- the most telling thing to me on the weekend was bernie sanders is very close to new hampshire. at least ten points behind her. >> there have been 14. lossed it by 35. >> my sense is she's not making the sale. she's certainly still a frontrunner for the democrats, but there's a lot of questions about who she is and what she is and what she's -- >> let's look at a couple of these polls here. clinton neck and neck and neck just against rubio and senator rand paul in pennsylvania. rube yoeb 44%. hillary 43%. as we looked at 45 clinton 44%. governor kasic there doing well in ohio. beating, in fact hillary rodham clinton healthing. 47% to 40% in ohio also. clinton just barely beats former florida governor jeb bush. 42%, 41%. i mean, this is -- >> the fact that it's in play here tells you that there's a real vulnerability on her part. governor kasic, obviously, is doing very well in ohio. very key state. you got to win two out of the three states florida and ohio particularly to be viable and i think we're very credible positions today. >> there is sort of a suspicious scent to hillary clinton and bloomenthal. the chairman of the health senate select committee on benghazi released. tyler, drumheller his words and his intelligence was being passed on by bloomenthal. the times reported they were going to run contracts from the libyan government at the same time. i mean it's a mess. why would you pass this on as if it's your own document. bloomenthal is a guy who has a tarnished reputation. one-time journalist ands accidental. in my sense it's just the usual clinton operation. they don't play by the rules. >> well the rules are, speaking of rules, the rules committee setting up you know the way for the trade promotion authority vote. thursday the president refuses to give up on this. these guys are playing -- right strictly absolutely on the orders of the business roundtable and the chamber of commerce. >> there's no question. the chamber of commerce bought half this country, the republican majority a couple of years ago, and they're basically pulling that today. the key thing my objection is why would you force a vote when members that don't know what's in the bill -- why would you basically give this president more power when you are concerned about the kinds of things he is doing in iran and elsewhere? i think a lot of republicans are going to be very unhappy with this congress and john boehner is being forced doing it by his own will to really discipline a lot of members that have been off the reservation. who basically are objecting to this. there's no rush to fwet this done i think to a certain extent. >> he also basically dashing the aspirations of most if not all of the republican candidates for president in 2016. this is a vote that he doesn't need to put his party behind right now because this is going to be a race. it's going to be a general race election. i also believe it's going to be about the american worker the american family. to do this is a matter of policy -- >> it's equally as important. a telling voting group. we talk about hispanic voters and women voters. hellry has advantages with and what have you. the white male catholic vote in those seven critical states is what is going to make a difference. those are the people displaced by the work force. my sense is bill is not good for them, and by the time we get through with this thing, it's going to be a lot out there. donald trump hit on that note yesterday, and others will again. >> and as always you have hit on that note spshgs we appreciate you. >> thank you very much. >> sounded like music to me. thanks a lot. by the way, ed did you get your bottle of empire spray? >> i didn't. i'm not sure my wife or my dogs will let me inside. >> this is what donald trump's p.r. folks a lot of show host producers, and talent. >> i didn't get -- >> also, we got chocolate. i'll admit it. i ate the damn chocolate. there's a note too. along with the politics doesn't have to stink. you have that part right. anyway ed again, thank you. in north carolina they're on edge since the shark attack sunday and this video just may not help nen right now. at least half a dozen sharks caught swimming in the same water at emerald isle in north carolina. it's about two hours north of oak island where the two teenagers were attacked sunday. on the west coast california's drought reportedly sparking water wars in the golden state, according to the washington post. wealthy residents are tired of being shamed for the water usage. wealth where i people being shamed? now, that is a shame. and if they can pay for it they say they should get even more water. one resident in rancho santa fe telling "the post" "we're not all equal when it comes to water." that's right. in california you don't have water. the rest of us are better off. >>> a california couple planning a patriotic solution to their drought. instead of looking at brown grass for the rest of the summer the deckers used more than a dozen cans of spray paint to paint a giant american flag right there on their lawn. now, that's inventive, and that's adapt. republicans and democrats pushing that trade deal that they call free, but it's very costly for american workers and just about nearly everyone else. things getting a little too hot at a summer concert. stay with us. we're coming right back. .ú.úññññññoññ00 >>> a few thoughts now on the politics of trade and the cynical efforts of the republican led house rules committee and the gop leadership of the house. the rules committee is working tonight at this very hour to get a revote on the trade bill that was detlooetd feet last friday and why it's really wrong to call the tpt the president's trade issue because he has certainly adopted it but so has the republican party. the plan in fact is that of the chamber of commerce and the business roundtable and they've been pushing it for ten years now. republicans should be very careful what they ask for as well because hillary clinton has finally decided to do what she had refused to do until yesterday. she now has a position on trade. >> it needs to number one, protect american workers. number two, it needs to raise wages and create good jobs at home. number three, it needs to be in our national security interest. the president should listen to and work with his allies in congress starting with nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. whatever you think clinton is talking bshg putting american workers ahead of foreign workers, and the republicans better be taking notes. while republican leaders are sounding more like corporatists all of this ahead of the 2016 presidential election where republicans should be focussing on support for our middle class. american jobs and the small businesses that create most of the jobs in this country instead of pushing a quote unquote free trade agenda that costs nearly every american something. that's part of the reason the president and congress want to keep the legislation secret. it's welfare for u.s. multinationals and it's a job killer and wage cutter for our middle class and all who aspire to it. over the last 20 years median household income in this country has climbed about 5% when adjusted for inflation. 5% over two decades. we've lost about 3.5 million swrobz to off shore and outsourcing since 2003 according to forester research and we've run an annual trade deficit every year since 1976. you can thank trade promotion authority in large measure. the president's trade agenda will only extend that record of misery for working americans and small business and it's a hell of a note but have i to thank wiki-leaks for releasing details about the president's secret trade agenda because neither party will tell the american people what is in it. i'm hardly used to saying this either. my compliments to minority leader nancy pelosi and the democrats in the house who opposed the secretive bill. our middle class and small business as things stand tonight, owe them much. our quotation of the evening. both parties, the president, the gop house and senate leadership insisting that the tpt legislation be kept secret from the american people. yet, demanding that we pass without the public's knowledge of what its impact will be on their jobs their standard of living and the american way of life. now, this is what john f. kennedy said about secrecy in our government. he said the very word skres where i is repugnant in a free and open society. we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths, and to secret proceedings. like the ones we are watching right now in washington on the tpt. >> in new jersey monster jam world champion. i love just saying that. tom -- made history in a mack v truck. i'm saying that like i know what it is. he landed the first monster jam front flip. that's what it is. wow. that didn't work out too well did it? my. is that what he was trying to do? metlife stadium. the truck flipped not once but as you saw twice before landing on all four wheels. let's count that again. let's see. there we go. that's one, two. i see the landing if you ignore the roof of that car, that truck, that it is a landing on four wheels. he was going for a guinness world record but his rear tires bounced into an over rotation and did not hit the ground cleanly. we've seen that. what's it called in figure skating? no that's a different thing. triple axle. let's turn to one musician who learned the hard way if you play with fire, it's not good. guitarist michael clifford of the group five seconds of summer performing on stage in london saturday night when he was accidentally hit by a pyrotechnics display. his hair immediately caught fire. the concert ended shortly thereafter as you might guess. he suffered burns to his head but he tweeted out this picture saying he is feeling better and his face is actually fine. don't believe you're lying. pope francis issues his -- on climate change and the reaction is very hot indeed. we'll have that next. >>> the issue of climate change -- the pontiff set to release an incyclical tomorrow that has already been leaked but it will make a moral case for action to curb climate change. governor jeb bush suggesting the pope risk politicizing religion. >> i hope i'm not like going to get castigated for saying this by my priest back home but i don't get economic policy from my bishops or my cardinals or from my pope. i think religion ought to be about making us better as people and less about things that end up getting into the political realm. >> governor jeb bush not hesitating to enter that foray. earlier this month candidate rick santorum also said the church shouldn't be weighing in on scientific or political matters. joining me now fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. great to see you. >> and to be with you. >> the pope's choice an incyclical that this is a big deal within the church and likely to become a big deal on the campaign trail. >> i was raised in a very traditional catholic household. i believe that this pope is. this pope is sometimes difficult to understand when he veers off as governor bush and senator santorum have accused him of and in my view quite properly areas outside the competence of the papacy. for him to suggest that capitalism is evil as he did in a paper about a year ago and for him to suggest that global warming is a scientific fact and you cannot be catholic and deviate from that is not serving the people he was chosen to serve. i'm going to take this further than governor bush did. his job is to get souls into heaven period. his job is not to tell governments how to spend money or industries how to keep the atmosphere leer. >> his incyclical, the timing is unfortunate for the pontiff because at this very moment the tenure most reliable measurements show that we've been in a decade long cooling period. >> yes, yes. in fairness to the pope i haven't seen it. i don't think you have seen it. certainly the english version hasn't come out yet. it's supposed to be 190 pages. we will have to read it to opine. >> i assure i won't. i will -- two or three of our colleagues will ask me to do so and i will do so. this pope has a tendency to say things authoritativel wr that are outside. >> that territory. the reality is that he has talked about capitalism. >> right. >> unfavorably. he has talked about climate change and the policies with his judgment which is as you suggest, perhaps not his to make. and thirdly, to talk about a new global authority to assure that his views are institutionalized and this is the most troubling aspect of what he has said. >> if he means moral authority, he is entitled to that but if he means coercive authority, then i don't know what he is talking about. he is talking about the don, some super government? now he is really really off the beaten path. >> and, you know as we look at what has happened in this country, we're sitting here looking at the prospect of the supreme court. we'll be judging obama care to be unconstitutional or supported, and a host of issues facing this country. what do you believe the supreme court will decide? do you have a sense of it? >> i do, and my sense of it is from my familiarity with the way the justices think and my awareness of what they said in their questions, oral argument. i think they will find that the four disputed words established by the states were a bonefied honest scrivener's error. i wouldn't rule this way because i think that obama care is profoundly unconstitutional. it is the job of the court, most of the present members of the court believe, to find a way to fit the statute in the constitution and there are many many cases where obviously it was a scrivener's error. they wrote 22 instead of two. the court will correct those errors, and i think they'll correct this one, and obama care will still be around until the government decides that it should be out of the business of taking care of how to tell us to take care of ourselves. >> four words. i think very good precedent because the chief justice managed to torture both the reality semantics and good judgment i think, and interpretation of intent when he changed the word fines to taxes. >> if the government says -- >> they changed four words instead of just one. >> if the government says it's not a tax, the challengers say it's not a tax. the court should find it's not a tax, but they found it was a tax, and that's what saved the individual mandate. >> i honestly don't know of any president at least in my lifetime in which a justice or a court has simply decided that neither side knew what they were talking about and said this is what you -- >> almost unheard of. in fact if it happened to a lower court, these -- if a lower court did it these guys would reverse the lower court. only these guides did that. they're infallible because it's final. >> you know what is so amusing to me. the president going on and on about this idealogical court, this partisan court. somehow his mind was purged into the memory that chief justice roberts and this very court upheld his signature law. >> if the president's criticism as to how they should rule on this is outrageous and will have no affect on the court whatsoever. i suggest before he made that criticism, they already voetd voted, and they couldn't care less less. >> that makes it -- i was about to say something i shouldn't. >> it doesn't make it quite unanimous, anyway. good to have you with us. >> turning now to major league baseball's cyber gate spy gate whatever you want to call it. it's outrageous. the fbi and justice department are now investigating whether officials for the st. louis cardinals hacked into the internal network of the houston astros. the investigators say they uncovered evidence that cardinals officials hacked the astros' database and then stole information about internal discussions about trades scouting reports, and proprietary statistics. the cardinals at this point are saying that because it is now a federal investigation, it would be inappropriate for any of their executives or officials to comment. >>> america recovering from the great baby recession, and donald trump says he has the perfect running mate to win the white house. just about everything about donald trump seems to be perfect, don't you think? we're coming right back.@? >>> got some snbz foi. donald trump, man, social media buzz. more than any other republican candidate so far. facebook reports more than six million interactions and trump''s announcement compared -- some critics are seeming a little eager to dismiss him and his candidacy. the new york daily news called him a clown. the national review on-line's kevin williamson who can be a little grumpy called trump a witless aprile. i didn't think that was very nice. come on. patrick brennan and the college republican national committee chairman alex smith, good to have you both here. let me ask. i mean would you vote for donald trump? >> i think that donald trump's entry into the race -- >> let's start with the expression look. you're always intrigued what will follow. >> that being said, i think that donald trump's entry into the race showcases twersty that we have on our seen where ied we have a number of different candidates coming from a number of different backgrounds that bring to the table, you know a diversity of experiences that the democrats just don't have. they have one candidate that has been delivering old ideas. >> and a socialist. who else? that's it. a socialist and hillary clinton. that's not enough to defeat donald trump, is it? >> no donald trump is not a socialist. what i think he appeals to the reason why people talk about him on social wreed is because most people don't care about politics and they more than likely hate politicians, and donald trump shares their hatred for politicians. >> is that interesting, though i think, perspective. he says he is really rich which he really is. >> so is justin bieber. >> he really believes very convincingly persuasively that all those other folks that have been running the government are losers. how do you rebut that? >> look there's a wide opening in this field for someone to come through who has a different experience than everyone else and i think that donald trump does bring a new perspective to the race that should be taken seriously. >> because he does suggest will he build a fence and that the mexicans will pay for it. i'm wondering if he is not secretly plotting that russia will attack china and also take conveyor of that issue. he has a great disruptive presence that might just be been fishl to the whole bunch of republicans. don't you think? >> yeah i like his disruptive sentiments. i don't think he has a very serious whered of how he is going to follow through. >> oh hell we have so many people with nonsense somber you know -- listen to this president. blah blah blah. he goes on with the most boring person in the world, and meanwhile, being serious doesn't mean you're effective, does it? >> running a business is very different from being a politician and trying to win electrics, and -- >> you're right. one is an honest profession. >> i think it's just -- >> it's like some sort of organism that feeds on the life of others. the reality is entrepreneurs, business people build things, and they -- i know. i'm not supposed to say that in the obama era. heats really what happened. i think it's a wonderful contrast. it can bring a certain dynamism to the field of candidates that's very attractive. it has terrific candidates in it and more to enter. trump may be making an unintended contribution. what do you think? are you buying anything? >> no, not entirely. to be honest i think -- look he has the potential to did hes rupt the race but in order for him to last he is going to have to show some -- he made the right -- he doesn't have any conservative principles or instincts about how he dislikes china and dislikes people coming across the border. one of his businesses has fought for eminent domain. trump -- >> maybe that's where we should be looking at that as a richelle to continue the current crop of politicians and office hoerld. we're running out of time here but i have to say this quickly. the birth rate in the country is up. a signal of optimism about the future on the part of millenials? >> i think that it's -- i would couch it with this. i think it's reflective of the marginal growth that we've seen in the economy, and i think the birth rate has increased marginally as well. if we as a country are okay as a 2% as the new normal and not 4% -- >> it's a great, great signal for faith in the future bright hopes and treasures. great to have you with us. >>> up next railroad's -- ronald reagan's biggest secret revealed. a black belt in something that he'll tell you about. black belt in bad assery. we'll talk author >> "new york times" best selling aught orl brad melt sdmr er uncovering a great american secret while conducting research for his new thriller "the president's shadow" as you see right there on your screen. secret service agents telling him that former president ronald reagan, well, carried a gun with him at all times. had it stashed in his briefcase while he was on official business. he says reagan even took his .38 caliber pistol with him, one suspects it was a revolver and not a pistol on air force one in case a disturbian broke out in midair. joining us now the author of the brand new book "the president's shadow" available in bookstores on-line tomorrow. he is also the host of the history channel block history. he sauls a friend of mine. i'm proud to say. congratulations on another obvious blockbuster, which we recommend to you highly. fwood to see you. >> always good to see you, sir. >> the plot for this -- here you go again. i mean how do you divine all of this material from the archives from history is amazing to me. >> usually i can pinpoint exactly where i get the idea from and this within i just woke up with it. no up with is bothering her. she smells the mulch, and out of the dirt she pulls a severed arm. she doesn't know how it got there or past security. >> literally the beginning. >> truly. one through three of the book. she certainly doesn't know the puzzle that's been inside that arm. you know me. i take that idea and then i go to the secret service, and i say what would you do if you were investigating that? they said to me this is true. they said to me the first thing i do is i redecorate a room. what are you talking about? thu of it this way. if you renovate a room and you put new wall paper up i paint it you can get the first family out of the house and investigate. press won't know. >> if we hear that the first lady or the president,soone, t fily s dided theye gng t rederate en usuly tecre svice isakin secityo anoer leve >> setim decotion is just a redecoration but i said to them you're telling me every time? >> not every time but think of this brad. clinton, bush and obama have all redecorated rooms while they're in office. what's happened here in the name of home decoration? i thought now i have chapter two. i literally start with the reality of it. >> we don't want you to give away any more of the book. i want to ask you about reagan. i have never heard that he carried a .38 in his briefcase. did that before he was shot? >> we're trying to headquarters and there's a little museum back there, and we were walking through the museum and they told me. the amazing part is since we broke the story -- they said that the reason he carried a gun is he said i trusted my friends in the secret service, but in case someone else comes at me again, i want to be ready. we know for sure it was after hinckley went after him. we don't know if it was before as well. >> you know some of the secret service agents re well over the years. >> the vet service, i mean what else can you share with us on the secret service that other folks wouldn't -- >> i think one of my favorites, especially for you and, you know, is that the secret service aren't the only ones who are guarding us. someone said what about the great patriots. it was actually a great patriot. when you look when the cia had their meeting a couple of years ago a great patriot paid for them and i just love the idea that regular ordinary citizens are also looking out for us. >> great to see you. congratulations on another blockbuster. good night from new york. >> we're told that science creates monsters. >> man eating tomatoes. >> the leading fight against gmos. >> which brings this question from actors. >> how dopped do you think we are? . john: very. and so is your ex. >> antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> the good thing about scientists is it's true whether or not you believe in it . john: but what is true? i'm told men ask women are exactly equal. >> i'm a man. well, on anybody's perfect .

commitment to this contest await the sinner's repentance. that's hardball for now. thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> they don't know me. they really don't know what i've actually walked through and how hard it is. >> rachel dolezal breaks her silence and our own melissa harris-perry asks the questions everyone wants to know. >> are you black? do you consider yourself a con artist? >>> plus, donald trump rides his own golden escalator to the 2016 stage. >> i'm really rich. i'll show you that next time. >> it was a presidential announcement that needs to be seen to be believed. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. we will have full analysis of trump's political theater. >>> and concentration camps being set up just miles from our shore. where is the american response to what's happening in the dominican republic? "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. on the meaning of what it is to be black, a former head of the spokane naacp, rachel dolezal, a woman born to white parents but who identifies as black is telling her side of the story in this exclusive interview with melissa harris-perry. >> i've heard a lot of people ask you ask you you are you african-american or are you caucasianan. i am not going to ask it that way. are you black? >> yes. >> what does it mean to you to assume the identity of blackness? >> well, it means several things. first of all, it means that i have really gone there with the experience in terms of being a mother of two black sons and really owning what it -- what it means to experience and live black -- blackness. and that's one aspect. another aspect would be that i -- from a very young age, felt -- i don't know if it was spiritual, visceral, just very instinctual connection with black is beautiful, you know, the -- just the black experience and wanting to celebrate that. and i didn't know how to articulate that as a young child. kindergarten or whatever, you don't have words for what's going on. i was socially conditioned to not own that. and to be -- be limited to -- to whatever biological identity was thrust upon me and narrated to me. and so i -- i kind of felt pretty awkward all the time with that. and i remember when -- chose to adopt my youngest sibling, i -- knowing some of the resistance to just my independent spirit and creative ways that i wanted to express myself, i was -- i felt like who is going to be the link for the kids in coming to the family. and i really felt like a mother/sister to -- from the beginning. >> so let me first start with the idea of being the parent of black children. so my mother is a white woman who interestingly grew up in spokane, washington, who has raised black children, but she doesn't herself feel black, right? so she's a white woman of doing the work of parenting black children. help me found why you see a distinction on the one hand being a white person raising and rearing black children whether they're initially your siblings or your buy your children, all the different ways we make family, versus feeling in your own skin in your own personhood that you are, yourself, black. >> right. i felt very isolated with my identity virtually my entire life, that nobody really got it. and that i didn't really have the personal ability to express it. and certainly i kind of imagined that maybe at some point, the kids graduated from high school and in their adult stride that maybe i would be able to really process that, own it publicly and discuss the kind of complexity. but certainly it's -- you know, i wasn't expecting it to be thrust upon me right now, so -- >> when you talk about -- when you respond to my questions, are you black and your response is yes, there are listeners who are enraged. not confused, enrage. and many of those listeners, many of those observers who are angry are black women. can understand this anger? >> yes. and i would say in a -- stepping outside of myself, i would probably be enraged. i would be like what the -- this person, how dare she claim this. but those -- they don't know me. they really don't know what i've actually walked through and how hard it is. this has not been something that just is a casual, you know, come and go sort of identity, you know, or an identity crisis or something to fade away. people have asked like, so, are you going to go back to being white? if you're rejected by the black community, what do you do? i'll be me. i'll be me. because i -- you know, i feel like at the same time i never want to be a liability to the cause. and i take that very seriously and in consideration. there's so many to just process with sort of going from being celebrated as a black woman and loving how that feels by all the students, my mentor and, like, feeling like, all right, i can be me and they get me and i get them and we talk about, you know, yeah, you know, just iggy azalia and cultural appropriation and all these things. i teacher race culture classes, black feminism. >> so you have a critique of racial aappropriation. >> absolutely. >> because you are currently being criticized for being a racial appropriator. >> right. and i get it. i get it. >> in what ways have you profited directly from blackness which is undoubtedly the question people are saying, well, you took a job. how much do you get paid as the naacp of spokane? >> nothing. the naacp is a completely unpaid organization, except for the national offices. so even the board of directors on the national level is unpaid. it's a volunteer position. >> and how much are you paid for your role on the police accountability board? >> nothing. >> when i asked you are you black and you affirmed, yes, that you are, and you explained to me what blackness is, for many people, race and i -- for more people that i expected, race is based in some set of biological realities and that it has everything to do with parentage. when you talk about the people who are your parents, who are you talking about? >> well, if i'm talking about mom and dad, i don't really have a -- a mom figure in my life right now. i have a dad and i've talked about him and -- or that's been -- that was the three-second pause was when his picture was pulled out, is this your father? are you african-american? >> i was wondering if your dad really is an african-american man. >> that is a very -- i mean, i don't know what you're implying. >> are you african-american? >> i don't -- i don't understand the question. >> are your parents -- are they white? >> everything from all the related events flooded my mind and i was like, okay, there is not about me. now is the time for no comment because i need to step back and see who is really going to be affected by what i say right now. and so i do acknowledge that the people that raised me are larry and ruthann. i do not feel like they are my mom and dad. and i think that hopefully, even if i'm -- you know, judged or be that confusion or angry about how i identify, i hope that people can understand that family is fluid. those same people have probably nephews, cousins, maybe have somebody that they identify as yeah, that's my family, but, you know, they might not be biologically family. >> so you told stories about your dad and his exit from the south. when you were telling that story, who are you telling that story about? and is it a true story of the person that you're telling it about? >> yeah. alver wilkerson is who that story is about. and he's amazing, absolutely amazing. >> what about the stories of your birth origins, that you were born in a teepee, that you spent time living in south africa, that -- because what you said here, and i think it's an interesting point that your racial identity becomes tied up with your credibility and your credibility is tied up with your capacity to be an advocate. so i'm asking these questions in part because i want you to be able to help us understand the credibility part. >> right. and so some of that has gotten to be really stirred up in a soup. so to clarify, some of it has kind of been a little creative nonfiction with regard to what happened and the sequence of events and dates and so forth. and i'm not sure yeah, i've never seen pictures of ruthann be pregnant with me. and the birth certificate is a month and a half after i was actually born. yes, they were living in a teepee and building a house when i was actually born. i actually remember where the teepee was right -- next to the -- or across the road from the house. and yes, i had a recurve bow and a compound bow and there was hunting involved. >> montana. >> right. in montana. and yes, they lived -- and so a lot of times when -- it's true that my family, meaning my three younger siblings and isaiah and larry moved from montana to colorado to south africa and i went to under grad school in mississippi and then i went to grad school at howard. that's all true. that happened. so -- but then, you know, my family moved here and then did this. that doesn't necessarily mean i went each place with them through that whole process. so, yeah, it's like yes and no on some things, but there's -- i get the question of credibility, right? and like i said, i will own that there have been a few interviews, especially after having full custody of isaiah, it became a little complicated. >> i have been having fights with people in my life about you, which is an odd thing. i don't know you except for the few moments that we've been talking, having met isaiah briefly and he's just an extraordinary young man. >> i'm so proud of him. >> but people say to me, she's a con artist. are you a con artist? >> i don't think so. you know? i don't think anything that i have done with regards to the movement, my work, my life, my identity, i mean, it's an been very thought and careful. sometimes decisions have been made for survival reasons or to protect people that i love. and all things included, when it boils down, the entire world could say stand down, but when it comes to being there for my kids and my sister, i will never stand down on that. it's been hard for me to actually have the courage to be there for myself. because my life and kind of my -- my past, my journey has been to be so heavily aware of the needs of other people and trying to organize, strategize and advocate for and protect those interests. and so at some point, i'm kind of thrust into are you going to be there for yourself, or are you not -- are you going to back down, you know, stand down, stand up, what's going to happen? and i really have kind of taken a personal and an organizational and -- in the last three days. okay. here is family. here is naacp. accountability, my students, all these things. my work. here is my family and here's my -- and then there's me. and what is in the big picture interests. and so my resignation yesterday, i believe -- i really came to see that and that came from ultimately conversations with my oldest son. which he's like -- it's like now is the time when he's like, you should say something. like this is -- you know, and i really, as the local president, have to defer to regional, national within my -- as i'm wearing that hat at the naacp. i take that very seriously by protocol. and i feel so grateful and honored that the area conference president, the national president really went to bat on friday and said, we support her. and her work in the naacp. that -- you know, that's powerful. >> there is more to come of that interview with rachel dolezal, including her answer to this. >> so let me ask you the question that every black woman hates to be asked. what's up your hair, right? 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>> i'll talk to you about it. >> that's right. for me, for one of my producers, this was the moment, she was like, i can do all of this, i can stretch, i can try to think about racial identity in this more constructive way, but i cannot with the layer. because hair goes to this -- even if race is not biological, the experiences of being black girls dealing with the physiological realities of the difficulty of black hair, man, they just -- they feel like core pain. so talk to me about your hair, your hair choices and also the ways in which you -- you have talked and had a kind of discursive relationship with black hair. >> yeah. my hair journey has been interesting. certainly i've gotten the whole tsa, you know, but there's so much of it we have to search it. you know, the twist out, the dreads, whatever. >> i have to pause. i want more, but i want you to stop with the tsa thing for a second because literally my producer said to me -- and so i want you to address this. she says -- she says every time that happens to her in the tsa and they're in her hair, she feels deeply, profoundly violated. >> absolutely. >> and she said she probably likes it because it confirms her black or racial identity. >> hell no. hell no. get your hands out of my hair. and no, like i don't -- no, no. that's a personal violation. that's a privacy breach. no. >> even if it confirms your blackness in some way. >> that didn't cross my mind at that point. >> would you describe what you're doing as passing? >> you know, i think it's different than that. and i don't even know that i've had time to really put into words exactly what -- what is going on right now, but i think that if i was to drop back into different moments of when i've either been identified -- including by the police -- as black, white and unidentifiable, all three, or, you know, i've identified as, you know, in certain moments different -- different ethnicities. but when -- because i do hair, i do a lot of hair for actually black girls that are adopted into white families. and some of the girls that i have done hair for were actually at the point where they didn't even want to speak to anybody at school because they were so ashamed to be called a boy and all this kind of stuff. in the grocery store, i'm like, excuse me, here is my card. i do black -- you know, i do hair. if i'm -- it looks like i will get it from a certain -- it's just like, oh, of course, because her hair, her hair. and so when i'm doing the hair and braiding -- i'm a braider. at the end of the day, that's my main. but for a girl to smile for the first time, to throw her blades and, you know, she was gone from having her haircut all the way off and just the trauma, to -- if i can do anything that's healing, even to one single person -- >> all right. joining me now, msnbc's own melissa harris-perry. i have a lot of thoughts. the first thought is you sat across from her, you interact with her and there is this question of what are we dealing with here? >> well, i don't know. i have a ph.d. in political science. i'm not that kind of doctor. >> you can say as a person interacting with another person who actually talked -- >> sure, yes. i guess what i would say is my experience with her -- and i just want the be clear. we talked for about an hour. i had some conversations with her sons who are lovely. for me, when i meet the children of a parent and the children are fantastic and lovely and smart and engaged, that is always going to be me a positive balance towards their parents. and i didn't experience from her any malice of any kind. there were moments when i thought, that's not how i see the world. but honestly, i have lots of different conversations with many people when i see the world quite differently from them. what i experienced from her more than anything was a deep sense of familiarity. and i think that, for me, is maybe part of why i've approached this story a little differently than some folks. again, my mother is a white woman. she was from spokane. i get how one could be raised in a family with black siblings and have two white parents and yet not experience your whiteness in the way that you believe that other people are experiencing whiteness because i have a sibling with two white parents who was raised in a household with black siblings. i don't think she would ever say she was black, but it's a different kind of whiteness. >> that gets to the nub of the issue here, right? in the interview, there are people raised at her, people are enraged at her -- >> they told meive gave away my daughter's blackness. i'm like, i'm sorry, because i don't feel threatened by rachel's crossing of the boundary. but parts of what i've started to learn and understand, i'm very disturbed by a lot of things we were reacting to in terms of this biological, if you can't wave your black parents in a picture, then i'm not -- if you can't show me one drop of black blood you're not black. that disturbs me. here is what i like. i am so invested in my black womanhood, i am so proud of the struggle and the joy and the hair and the self-expression that i -- i am going to police this space because it matters to me. and so the more that i can see that policing not as a kind of narrow biological concern but, rather, as a, like, this is my space. >> to me, i'm an outside observer in a certain sense in this. there's a certain sense of -- like there's the deception. my read on this situation is, as we learn more about the background of this family and this has now been reported so i'm not -- you know, her brother is about to face trial with very serious allegations of child molestation. >> yes. >> she has fallen out with her family, it appears, over exactly whatever happened in that home. >> yep. >> it strikes me that we're also dealing with someone who has very deep trauma around her family that has taken this emanation. >> sure. but i also think that the idea that wanting to pass into blackness as inherently crazy is something we need to question. the idea that oh, my gosh, only a crazy white woman would want to be black should disgust us. >> fair point. you must be nuts because you did this thing. >> because who would want to be black? let me say this. if i can look at you and say are you white? and you're going to say to me yes and everyone would be in agreement. if i go and swab the inside of your mouth and sent it off and they find a drop of black blood, are you lying? and i guess the question for us is whether or not we think she's holding one set of beliefs about herself than another. if you're asking what did i experience across from her, it's not that she's holding one belief of herself apart from another. it's that she legitimately experiences herself as a black woman. >> a lot of people -- for a lot of people, that was the ah-ha moment. you sued howard because they were discriminating against us because you're white. this shows that you're essentially a hustler and a con artist. >> she might be a hustler and a con artist. that's completely possible. let me say this. what she responded to me about howard was a general discrimination case. my little married to a civil rights activist kicks in. discrimination cases are harder than reverse racism discrimination cases. so if i am a woman who is pregnant with -- and i am in a financially difficult situation and i get an attorney and the attorney says, you know what? we're not going to go on this after gender, we're going to go on this after race. i don't know if that's what happened. if you look at her and you want to believe she is a hustler, she is a hustler. if you look at her and you see somebody struggling through the complexities of life, you might see that. >> thank you for being here. >> very, very nice to see you. come back. >>> he's been flirting with the idea for 25 years and today donald trump finally made it official. his remarkable pitch to be president of the united states. >> i would build a great wall -- and nobody builds walls better than me, believe me. and i'll build them very inexpensively. i hire people. they do a website, it costs me $3. i'm really rich. i'll show you that next time. charge! ♪ ♪ (lightning strike) ♪ (kiss) ♪ lead your heroes in the hit mobile game download heroes charge now! >>> i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again. >> now, your first question after seeing donald trump officially toss his hat in the ring today may have been who has donald trump in the all in 2016 fantasy candidate draft? 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i don't think it's going to happen. >> first of all, the knock at rick perry, i guess, you know, you want him to knock at rick perry. but he literally starts off by saying untrue things. thousands. there were not thousands of people in the room. hillary clinton literally had 10,000 people in new york city three days ago. interest i think he was saying flow crowd like this for any new york politician in the republican party. and that's true. how many people showed up for the pataki rally? very small crowd. >> are those real? >> i can tell you, there has been a report that there were paid -- the actors, literally a talent agency that does actors put people there. >> i had no idea. >> i mean, i don't know. and i can tell you that there's been a report that i think it's fairley credible and, you know, so -- but we don't know and it doesn't matter at the end of the day. because i think, look, this is an election that is going to be won by somebody who spends a lot of money. whether it's putting people in an audience or buying tv time, it works. maybe that's the way he'll defeat isis. >> so let's look at the end. can we roll over the entrance? there he is. he starts. he rides an escalator of glory down. this has been a perennial thing with donald trump, right? he never does it. kay coppins wrote this great buzz field file about his perennial testing the waters and then he doesn't do it. why is this happening? >> i have to say, in the spirit of donald trump running, i have to say, i told you so. because i mean, here it is, the bottom line is sort of, look, his celebrity career is a little bit on the wing and he has a situation now where there's 15 or people there. >> i love this part. >> i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again. >> is this where he does the -- >> and sound two down. >> here it is. he's going to be one of 15 people. and i guarantee you when he does drop out of the race, it's going to be the republican party's fault. this is a sam teeter marginal rewards hypothesis which you have been saying. the more people that get in, the more incentive there is to get in. >> under donald trump. >> yeah. >> because the greatest social program is a job. >> it's hard to argue with that. >> that's the amazing thing. i don't know what any of the republicans candidates can argue with him about. there's one policy that he has that is out of step with the republican party. everything else in his speech could have come out of the mouths of virtually every other republican running. the other different is, he's not in favor of cutting social security. >> but i missed our ridicule, which is enjoyable. he also is pretty odious in some ways. >> yeah. >> this is him talking about mexico, which is probably his most odious rhetoric. >> mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. >> they're not sending you. they're not sending you. they're sending people that have lots of problems and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, their rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. >> really got the nose up on that. drugs, crime, rapists. and i assume some good people. it's offensive and it's -- >> it's demented. >> no sending their best. >> he's spending something something like $500,000 to write a full page ad about the central five, five kids who ended up being vindicated. he resented the fact even though they spent years in jail that he would be a payout from the city. this guy is an odious person. he is an individual is particularly odious. but if you look at his position, he's just saying essentially what the republican base wanted to hear. >> it's that through the bizarreo system. he has been popular, this is him on isis in syria. >> islamic terrorism is eating up large portions of the middle east. they've become rich. i'm in competition with them. they just built a hotel in syria. can you believe this? they built a hotel. when i have to build a hotel, i pay interest. they don't have to pay interest because they took the oil that when we list i said we should have taken. now isis has the oil. >> i will give him this. this is a consistent point of donald trump's foreign policy criticism of the iraq war that we should have taken all their oil. he's been very clear on this. >> the interesting is a new twist. when they can build interest free. but honestly, where is the daylight between donald trump and lindsey graham on these issues where lindsey graham says anything in the middle east with an al in front of it is a problem or we're looking in one of the most dangerous times. this is the thing donald trump is doing, exactly what their positions are. >> it's the pure id. and it's with all rhetorical niceties stripped away. >> exactly. and keep in mind, to make the debate, he has to make the top ten. right now, he's at 4%. he would make the debate, right, without a doubt. and he's going to get up there. there he is, right? he's going to go up there and he is going to absolutely be this vortex of gravity and this is the kind of stuff. he's going to tell the -- on the stage, he makes more money than they should all shut up, like he told us today. >> absolutely. >> big accounting firm, one of the most respected. 9,240,000,000. and i have liabilities of about 500. in fact, one of the big banks came to me and said donald, you don't have enough borrowing. could we loan you $4 billion? i said i don't know need it. i don't want it. and i've been there. i don't want it. i don't have to brag, believe it or not. i'm doing that this day that that is the kind of thinking our country needs. >> that is going to be in prime time on fox with literally tens of millions of people watching. it's the center of a republican presidential debate with ted cruz, marco rubio. >> and how do they respond to it? everything they've been saying is essentially what he is saying. the idea that people approve that he's in the race, what is charlie fiorina doing in the race? how about ben carson who is polling higher than him. i mean, the amazing thing is he's going to get up on stage and he's going to say, i'm a businessman, i have more money than all of you, i should be president. what are they going to say, you have no governmental experience? honestly. everything that he says, they are refuting themselves if they responded. >> if he stays in this -- >> i am still a little bit upset about this. >>> up next, judd gregg fought the math and the math won. ♪ take me in, into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ yeah! yeah. so, that's our loyalty program. you're automatically enrolled. and the longer you stay, the more rewards you get. great. oh! ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ ♪ won't let nobody hurt you ♪ isn't there a simpler way to explain the loyalty program? yes. standing by you from day one. now, that's progressive. >>> hundreds of thousands of people are facing being sent to concentration camps on their way to deportation in a country visited by over a million americans in a year. we'll take a look at the terrible story of what's happening right now this week in the dominican republic, ahead. >>> the uninsured rate has plummeted to a 15-year low -- >> no, it hasn't plum he hadded. >> it's gone from 44 million to 40 million. that's not a plummet. >> no. based on the pugh data, you think that's rue? >> yes, that is true. >> former senator judd gregg and i got into a dispute last night about how much the uninsured rate has dropped since obama care was implemented. the short answer is i was right and he was wrong. it felt to 11.9% the first quarter of this year, down a third, a third since 2013 just before obamacare went into affect. i would call that slope you see there on that part of the graph plummeting. we reached back out to judd gregg to show him the chart and he says that it reflects medicaid expansion which is independent of obamacare and could have been done without it. perhaps he forgot that obamacare was part of medicare and that it's since been blocked around the country by republican governors. this kid makes stains like crazy so we got our new he washing machine but it took forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched to tide turbo clean. now we get way cleaner clothes way faster he turbo clean. 6x the cleaning power in ½ the time >>> right now on an island less than a thousand miles off the coast of florida, a government is constructing what amounts to modern day concentration campes and preparing for what could be an act of massive ethnic cleansing. hundreds of thousands of haitians living in the dominican republic now face being round up in so-called welcome centers and deported if they aren't registered with the dominican government before tomorrow's 7:00 p.m. deadline. long lines and red tape have complicated the registration complex and now advocates are concerned the government will simply target people with darker skin or more african looking futures. it all stems from the 2013 court ruling that stripped dominican citizenship from children born to haitian immigrants going back to 1929. it's the latest round in a long history of racial conflict between the dominican republic and haiti. aungelique, this story has shocked people's conscious in the last few days. it's entered the radar screen. i want you to explain, there's hundreds of thousands of people and it's both, as my understanding, asian immigrants, the one group, but also dominicans whose parents were born in the dominican republic who simply have haitian parents. is that correct? >> that's correct, yes, chris. it's very shocking, but it's not something new. it's just that tomorrow is the deadline for the foreign migrant workers. it's the last day for them to register and to obtain work permits. but actually, the situation also for dominicans of haitian descent, as you were explaining, will become more critical as of foam once the government pursues officially deportation. and there's a big group of haitian defends are stripped of their nationality and who are now effect hely stateless. so they're neither any more dominicans and they're not haitianes and they're completely vulnerable to deportation and other rights violations, as well. >> this would be akin to if the supreme court were to render a ruling saying 35-year-old insurance executive in chicago whose parents were mexican and who was born in chicago and has never seen mexico and speaks not a word of spanish, that person is suddenly no longer an american citizen and you must register with the government or face deportation. that's functionally what these folks are saying. >> exactly. i think that's a very good example of what this amounts to. obviously, there's been a long history of discrimination, racial prejudice against haitian immigrants, against essentially black dominicans who come from that part of the island. there was an actual genocide committed against them. what is going to happen to these people? are they going to be put on buses back to haiti? >> that's actually already happening. and that's why i said, you know, officially the -- it's already been happening. theoretically, those who are being deported are migrants that are trying to cross, that have reason to cross the border, in those areas that have been sent to the other side of the boarder. there is even -- even those that have had their -- >> there is what is so fascinate background the story to me. because recordkeeping has been spotty for a lot of these folks, they don't have official documentation. the court ruling itself referenced people's facial features and said in the absence of documents we can make the determination of who goes, who is a citizen, who is not, based on what you look like. >> it's an absurd decision, completely contrary to international law. it's awful. and it generated a lot of international and domestic outrage, which is why the state has taken measures, but these measures have not been really solving the problem because part of these groups, the dominicans who were born in the dominican republic to undocumented parents but were never able to register, they were not allowed to because they were too poor to do so, they were -- the only option that was given to them was to apply, to naturalized citizenship and basically self-report as foreigners even though they're dominicans. many of them couldn't do it in time because that deadline expired in february. we have now at least 100,000 people who are effectively stateless. >> i hope that folks continue to keep their eyes on this. we'll continue to cover it. i think the dominican -- the government of the dominican republic is going to face some serious international pressure.

colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance". and remember you can't take it with you. . lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration today clearly acknowledging and demonstrating that whatever their strategy to defeat the islamic state, it is not only incomplete, it is not working. defense secretary ash carter testified before the house armed services committee today. he made it clear the pentagon's efforts to train iraqi forces to fight the islamic state is failing and failing badly. >> our training efforts in iraq have thus far been slowed by a lack of trainees. we simply haven't received enough recruits. of the 24,000 iraqi security forces we originally envisioned training at our four sites by this fall. we've only received enough recruits to train about 7,000. in addition to 2,000 counterterrorism service personnel. lou: both secretary carter and chairman dempsey didn't foreclose the possibility the military may play a more active role in the fight against the islamic state. but general dempsey also warned that american troops cannot be used to serve as morale boosters for iraqi forces. >> i would not recommend that we put u.s. forces in harm's way simply to stiffen the spine of local forces. if their spine is not stiffened by the threat of isil and their way of life nothing we do is going to stiffen their spine. >> the pessimism over iraq permeates the obama administration. internal documents obtained by fox news show that top aides to the director of the defense intelligence agency last week removed the word quagmire from draft testimony about iraq. the documents make it clear the director agrees iraq is a quagmire but senior dia officials considered the term to be, quote, too political, perhaps too reminiscent of other american quagmires whether afghanistan or vietnam. its original reference. >>> some successes in breaking up home grown terrorist plots, the fbi today arrested a 251-year-old ghana man in connection with a plot to detonate a bomb in new york city on behalf of the islamic state. authorities arrested faried after he allegedly tried to stab a federal agent as he was being taken into custody. the agent suffered only minor injuries. this is the third person to be arrested in connection with the plot the target of which may have been the george washington bridge. >>> in phoenix tonight authorities arrested a man they say helped orchestrate the may shooting in garland, texas and he had aspirations to join the islamic state and attack the super bowl in arizona earlier this year. a prosecutor calls abdul malik abdul kareem, quote off the charts dangerous end quote. there have been more than 50 indictments of american or long-term residents related to the islamic state charged over the past 15 months. and a federal law enforcement source tells fox news such terrorist busts are expected to increase in the coming weeks. officials making an all-out push to arrest home grown terrorist suspects before the 4th of july holiday. the fbi reportedly conducting hundreds of investigations in all 50 states. it's now been 12 days since convicted murderers david sweat and richard matt escaped from a maximum security facility in dannemora new york. 800 law enforcement officers combing hundreds and hundreds of acres. investigators poring over more than 1300 tips still nothing substantive to follow. fox news senior correspondent rick leventhal is in plattsburgh new york and has our report. >> reporter: lou, new developments today but no confirmed sightings of the escaped killers and no hard evidence to suggest they're here or made it out of here. authorities dismantled the roadblocks in the streets surrounding and close to the clinton correctional facility and no longer manning a perimeter. they are focused on road patrols, expanding and shifting the search to locations outside of dannemora and checking out all of the 1400 leads and tips developed so far. and the new york state police released progression photos showing what richard matt and david sweat might look like after 12 days on the run hoping someone might spot them and call it in. >> one word they thought of throughout this investigation is relentless, and we are going to pursue every lead and we are going to locate these individuals, and they will be apprehended. >> reporter: the d.a. confirmed there was a plot by the convicted killers to murder the husband of the woman who helped them escape. d.a. says joyce mitchell told investigators matt and sweat planned to murder lyle mitchell but the d.a. wouldn't say if it was her idea and wouldn't confirm reports she got cold feet and warned her husband he was a target. lyle mitchell was questioned this morning with attorney present but sources tell us he is not charged with a crime. as for the search, one of the investigators told me it's very unusual they didn't find hard physical evidence in the area after searching 10,000 acres. no stolen cars or burglaries linked to the two men and no indication they've gotten any help but publicly the investigators seem very confident that these men will be caught lou? lou: rick, thank you very much rick leventhal reporting. >>> turning to the west coast california taxpayers are about to become the first in the country to pay for health care for children who are in the country illegally. it's something president obama promised never would happen while he was ramming obamacare through congress. it is clear that turned out to be a lie. critics call it the latest in a series of laws that incentivize illegal immigration. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse in los angeles with our report. >> reporter: in this budget we're helping low income working californians. that includes residents living in california illegally. in a deal hammered out tuesday, democratic governor jerry brown agreed to provide health care to illegal immigrants under age 19. >> at the end of the day, if we don't have the young people to have the access to health care they're not going to be able to be productive. >> reporter: the democratically controlled legislature wanted all eligible illegal immigrants covered but backed off because of costs. they eventually agreed on 130 million paid by state and federal taxpayers. >> and the way we've come together, you can conclude this is a sound and well thought-out budget. >> reporter: democrats propose allowing illegal immigrants to buy health insurance through obamacare. the president promised in 009 his health care plan would not apply to illegal immigrants. >> there are also those who claim that reform efforts would insure illegal immigrants. this too is false! >> reporter: using the affordable care act which still require federal approval, and that remains unknown. republicans largely oppose the bill. >> the democrats talk about expanding the plan that isn't even serving its core constituency right now. we have a problem with that. >> reporter: not long ago nothing in california expanded but red ink. >> our state is in serious trouble. >> reporter: but a tax increase and turnaround changed that, with agreements in spending increases in education first time tax credit for the working poor subsidies for preschool and driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. >> opponents fear expanding benefits will attract more illegal immigrants. supporters say if people work and pay taxes they deserve the coverage. lou back to you. lou: william la jeunesse from california. >>> big news tonight the birth rate among american women is now on the rise. for the first time in almost a decade. new reports show births among women ages 15-44 rising 1% from 2013 to 2014. that may seem a small increase but it is the first increase since the beginning of the recession in 2007. experts say the increase in the birth rate is evidence of an improving economy. the nation's fertility rate the number of children each woman is likely to have over the course of her life also rising slightly from 1.85 to 1.86. i said it was a slight rise. it's still below the 2.1 rate that is required to keep the population stable without counting immigration. >>> we're coming right back. stay with us. much more ahead right here. >>> pope francis issues his encyclical on climate change and the reaction is very hot indeed. we'll have that next. >>> a tropical storm inundating huge swaths of texas and the the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class from mercedes-benz. . lou: breaking news tonight, tropical depression bill drenching large parts of texas tonight. the storm was downgraded earlier today but it is still packing heavy gulf coast rains while killing one person forecasters warning the system may spawn isolated tornadoes. flash flood watches and warnings are in effect from the coast of texas to southern illinois which may receive anywhere from 2-5" of rain we're told tonight. the storm is forecast to remain a tropical depression until at least friday morning. >>> the issue of climate change and leading republican presidential candidates to take on pope francis. pontiff set to release an encyclical tomorrow that has been leaked but it will make a moral case for action to curb climate change. governor jeb bush suggesting the pope risk politicizing religion. >> hope i'm not like going to get castigated by saying this by my priest back home but i don't get economic policy from my bishops or cardinals or my pope. i think religion ought to be about making us better as people and less about things that end up getting into the political realm. lou: governor jeb bush not hesitating to enter that foray. earlier this month, the candidate rick santorum said the church shouldn't be weighing in on scientific or political matters. >>> joining me now fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. judge great to see you. >> good to be with you, lou. >> the pope's choice an encyclical. this is a big deal within the church, and likely to become a big deal on the campaign trail. >> i was raised in a very traditional catholic household. the pope is the vicker of christ on earth, and i believe he is, i believe this pope is. this pope is sometimes difficult to understand when he veers off as governor bush and senator santorum have accused him in my view quite properly areas outside the competence of the papacy. so for him to suggest that capitalism is evil as he did in a papal exertation about a year ago, and for him to suggest that global warming is a scientific fact and you not be catholic and deviate from that is not serving the people he was chosen to serve. i'm going to take this further than governor bush did. his job is to get souls into heaven, period. his job is not to tell governments how to spend money or industries how to keep the atmosphere clear. lou: and troubling his encyclical the timing is unfortunate for the pontiff because at this very moment, the 10-year most reliable measurements show that we've been in a decade long cooling period. >> yes, yes, in fairness to the pope, i haven't seen it, you haven't seen it, the english version hasn't come out yet. supposed to be 190 pages, we will have to read it to opine on it. lou: i assure you i won't. >> at least two or three of our colleagues will ask me to do so and i will do so. this pope has a tendency to do things authorityively that are outside faith and morals. lou: and that territory incognita the reality is he's talked about capitalism unfavorably. talked about climate change and the policies necessary in his judgment which is as you suggest perhaps not his to make. and thirdly to talk about a new global authority to assure that his views are institutionalized, this is the most troubling aspect of what he said. >> if he means moral authority he's entitled to that. if he means coercive authority, i don't know what he's talking about. talking about the u.n., some super -- he's really really off the beaten path. lou: we're looking at the prospect that the supreme court will be judging obamacare to be unconstitutional or supported, a host of issues facing this country. what do you believe the supreme court will decide? do you have a sense of it? >> i do. and my sense of it is from my familiarity with the wait justices and think my awareness of what they said in their questions at oral gumeargument. they will establish the four words established by the states were a bona fide scrivenous error. i'm not suggesting they, should but i think they will. it is the job of the court, most of the present members of the court to believe to find a way to fit the statute in the constitution, and there are many, many cases where there obviously was a scrivenous error i think they will correct this one and obamacare will still be around until the government decides it should be out of the business of telling us how to take care of ourselves. lou: your confidence that they will rule in that direction on four words. i think i have a very good precedent. the chief justice managed to torture both reality semantics and good judgment i think and interpretation of intent when he changed the word finds to taxes. >> listen father government says -- lou: why not change four words instead of one. >> if the government says it's not a tax, if the challenger says it's not a tax. the courts find it's not a tax. they found it was a tax and saved the individual mandate. >> i honestly don't know of any precedent, at least in my lifetime, which a justice or a court has just simply decided that neither side knew what they were talking about and said this is what you meant. >> almost unhear the of. if it happened to a lower court, these guys would have reversed a lower court. only they can do that. they're infallible because they're final not final because they are infallible. lou: you know what is so amusing in terms of the president, the president going on and on about this ideological court, this partisan court as if somehow his mind was purged to the memory that chief justice roberts and this very court upheld his signature law. >> the president's criticism of the court as an institute and suggestion as to how they should rule on this is outrageous and it will have no effect on the court whatsoever. i suggest before they made the decision, they already voted and could care a less. lou: i was about to say something i shouldn't. judge well it doesn't make it quite unanimous, anyway. 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trump modestly pointing out he's really really rich and had it with all the losers as he calls them rung the country. and guess what? in saying that i believe most americans can better relate with trump than any other candidate from either party seeking the nomination. a dozen republicans, a few democrat now running trying to win their party's nomination, and in my opinion, the winner in 2016 will be the candidate who best appeals to our shrinking middle class our hard pressed folks and the working men and women who are being crushed by stagnant wages fewer jobs slower economic growth illegal immigration and the outsourcing of american jobs. as we have been reporting here for weeks the walt disney company under fire for recent layoffs of american employees, and replacing them with foreign workers h1-b visas but in the slightest of bows to public opinion and pressure, disney has at least partially changed its corporate mind on the matter. the "new york times" heralding the move its headline reasons in turn about, disney cancels tech worker layoffs. that's true as far as it went. the reversal by disney only covers 35 of the tech employees included in new york in california not in florida. and that 35 is only a fraction of the 250 employees in orlando who were laid off by disney after being ordered to train their h1-b replacements. those replacements foreign workers hired on h1-b visas who typically earn about $62,000 a year replacing the american employees who make about $100,000 a year. all of that paying for disney workers while walt disney company posted record earnings. we'll see far more corporate outrages like disney's with the passage of mr. obama's so-called free trade deal and the ever greater power it will give him over immigration as well as trade. maybe disney should get a presidential medal of some sort for paving the way. >>> our quotation of the evening by best-selling author tom robbins who said -- ever notice that companies never outsource the jobs of the chief executive officer, the cfo or the board of directors? 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why would you pass this on as if it's your own document. blumenthal has a very tarnished reputation onetime journalist but basically a hack for them. and my sense today is it's just the usual clinton operation, they don't play by the rules. lou: the rules are, the rules committee setting up the way for the trade promotion authority vote thursday. these guys refuse to give up on this. these guys are playing as it looks strictly on the orders of the business roundtable in the chamber of commerce. >> no question about that, the chamber of commerce bought half this congress the republicans majority a couple years ago, and they're basically pulling that today. the key thing in my objection is why would you force a vote that members don't know what's in the bill. why would you give this president more power when you are concerned about the things he's doing in iran and elsewhere. a lot of republicans are unhappy with the congress, and john boehner is being forced or doing it by his own will to really discipline a lot of members off the reservation. lou: the conservatives who said -- >> who basically are objecting to this there's no rush to get this done. i think to a certain extent it is. lou: he's also basically dashing the aspirations of most if not all of the republican candidates for president in 2016. this is a vote that he doesn't need to put his party behind right now, because this is going to be a race it's going to be a generational election in my opinion. i want to hear your thoughts i also believe it's about the american worker and the american family, and to do this as a matter of policy. >> equally as important, a telling voting group. hispanic voters women voters that hillary has an advantage with. white male catholic vote in the seven critical states makes a difference. the people displaced by the workforce. my sense is this bill is not good for them, by the time we get through with this thing, there is a lot of outrage out there. donald trump hit on that note yesterday, and others will again. lou: and as always you hit on that note, and we appreciate you being here. sounded like music to me. thanks a lot. ed rollins. >>> vote in tonight's poll, would you consider voting for donald trump for president? i forgot to ask ed rollins. did you get your bottle of empire. >> i didn't get it. i spray it on my hands, i'm not sure my wife or dogs will let me in. lou: this is what donald trump's pr folks sent a lot of hosts and talent. the chocolate, i'll admit it i ate the damn chocolate. i like this. politics doesn't have to stink. you know he's got that part right. anyway, ed thank you. >> a pleasure. lou: folks in north carolina are on edge since the shark attack sunday, and this video just may not help anyone right now. half a dozen sharks captured swimming in the same waters below a pier at emerald isle in north carolina, two hours north of oak island where the two teenagers were attacked by that shark sunday. >>> in california, lifeguards there are using a $1400 drone to patrol the waters off seal beach looking for sharks. used to take lifeguards up to two hours to go on jet skis to confirm shark sightings, but eye in the sky now can do it in a matter of minutes and there it goes. by the way, i have one of those they're called phantoms. they're terrific. >>> as you can see great white sharks have been spotted feet from the shore but officials don't believe the animals are behaving aggressively the beach is being kept open. i don't know who would avail themselves of such an open beach that's their business. >>> up next, administration officials admit the fight against the islamic state isn't going well. we'll have the latest on that. >>> a squadron of f-22 raptors may be headed to europe to counter what the air force secretary says is the biggest threat in europe. stay with us. we're coming right back. there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about you and your family getting a whooping cough vaccination today. automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a redesigned cabin of unrivaled style and comfort. the 2015 c-class. at the very touchpoint of performance and innovation. attention. did you or anyone in your household work around asbestos-containing gaskets and packing? 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>> well, i think it is stating the obvious but indeed the problem in iraq goes much deeper than the fact that the iraqi army isn't up to it. president is actually now sending more advisers to get them ready. that is a strategic fundamental mistake. we are aiding a government that is functioning as a satellite of iran, and indeed, the real effect is to send a signal to the sunnis in iraq and syria that we're aiding their enemy. we are driving them further into the arms of isis. i think we've got to have a complete redo of our view of the region. i think iraq has ceased to exist as a country and an effort to put it back together is a mistake. lou: let me put forward a proposition here, the united states gets out, period leaves iraq to itself to its own devices and nature. there is little we can do it seems if anything by military force in that country now, because we have a president who will not commit san francisco force or manpower to the prospect. in that now where we are, what do you think of the idea? >> i agree with what you say about the president but i do think there is a considerable american interest in not allowing isis to consolidate and control. lou: what is that interest? >> the territory that isis now holds has already been a magnet for terrorists from western europe and the united states. isis influence is spreading across north africa and throughout the region. i think they're a real threat. militarily you know the kurds with assistance from the united states including air power have been dealing isis setbacks. small i think in comparison to isis overall's, is but isis can still be beaten, not by aiding the baghdad government. lou: let's be honest john let's be honest. this administration will not support the kurds because it does not want to offend the turkish government. it does not want to support the kurds because it doesn't want to offend russia. it doesn't want to offend baghdad. the reality is that this administration has no soul, it has no center and no compass, or frankly perceived value in that region to pursue. >> yeah, well, i go one beyond what you're saying in that i think the real problem here is that the administration is aiding the baghdad government because it's so desperate to do anything it can to get on iran's good side, to get this deal on nuclear weapons which is another catastrophe we've talked about. lou: what do we do? >> get a new president. lou: afghanistan is a place filled with corrupt hearts and minds when it comes to the iranians and likely prosperity and rising influence. what do we do with the reality that we now possess. >> look, for the next 18 months, the best we could hope for is that the world goes to sleep. i think in the absence of a president who knows what he's doing, we have to think strategically against the day when some sane person get oos a shouldn't say sane, when a responsible person gets in the white house and pursue american interests again. i'm not sanguine about the next 18 months. i think the dangers. the threats to the united states are going to rise. i think the president shows no indication he's learned anything in 6 1/2 years in office. lou: ambassador john bolton, always good to have you with us thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: on wall street today stocks closed higher. the dow up 3, 1 the s&p up 4. the nasdaq up 9. volume 3.2 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. and up next here america recovering from a great baby recession. and donald trump says he's got the perfect running made to win the white house! just about everything about donald trump seems to be well perfect, don't you think? 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vitter i think his entry into the race. >> did you have to start with over the bulk. [laughter] >> whoever the nominee may be but his entry into the race shows a we have a number of different candidates with a number of different backgrounds bringing diversity of experience that then democrats don't how. they have one and democrat. >> antisocialist. [laughter] that is it. a socialist and hillary clinton and. that is not enough to defeat donald trump? >> he decidedly is not a socialist but those people on social media don't care about politics and they hate politicians and he shares their hatred. >> but he has an interesting perspective he says he is really rich which he is. and kim vincent lee and persuasively for all those that have been running the governments are losers. how do you come back? >> there is no wider opening in this field for someone to come through with a different experience and i think donald trump does bring perspective to the race that should be taken seriously. lou: he does suggest he will build a fence and the mexican government will pay for it is the also secretly plotting that russia will attack china? he has the great disruptive presence that might be beneficial to the bunch of republicans. >> i like those disruptive sentiments but i don't think he has a serious idea how he will follow through. lou: so many people have nonsense. listen to the president bob blob blob the most boring person in the world. and that does not mean you are effective. >> then it running a business is different than trying to win the election. >> but we have seen a successful businessmen turned candidates. but it is different. lou: but that establishment is the organism that feeds on the life of others. the reality is, entreprenuers and businesspeople buildings i am not supposed to say that in the obamacare of but that is what happens. it is a wonderful contrast to bring dynamism to the field of candidates that is effective and more will enter. >> trump may be making the unintended contribution. >> not entirely and not buying this. [laughter] to be honest. he has the potential to disrupt but to last the pasticcio seriousness about politics but he doesn't have many conservative principles of the instinct to dislike china but for instance when his casinos and business interests are for eminent domain that stayed said the government should seize private property. lou: maybe that is a credential to those current candidates. we are writing a time but the birthrate in the country is up which is the signal of optimism? >> i would couching it is reflective of the marginal growth we have seen in the economy and the birthrate has increased marginally as well and if we are okay with 2%. lou: i will say it is the great signal. thanks to you to be with us. , at the online poll results is donald trump right? 8 percent said yes. [laughter] joins us tomorrow about benghazi. good night from new york. >> on the watching tonight if you have enough money clearly you can buy this election with "the donald" trump polarizing the field and the rationale to me he does have a few billion dollars of race for the big whites' house has turned into a freak show. who will be the highest bidder? here is a donald trump holding forth with george stephanopoulos

, making money with charles payne, starts in 5 seconds. charles: donald trump declares economic war on the world. but when it comes to china it might be too late. >> what was the last time anyone saw us beating, let's say china in a trade deal? they kill us. i beat klei china all the time,m not saying they are stupid, i like china. charles: they are not stupid. as we head to think of the economy, china has amassed an army, engineers, largely educated in the united states, 2013-14 more than 274,000 chinese steunt students in amern universities. majoring in science, technology, and engineering and math. big paying money jobs. 758 thousand "high net worth" individuals with a collect of fortune 3. tat 8 trillion dolla. big news because china hopes to replace the dollar as world's currency, china does own $1.3 trillion of our debt. any day now, any day, china will complete the man-made islands, positions in pacific. here is the real deal they want to defend billions of gallons of oil in the south china sea, china, something to be reckoned with. we have a great panel, fresh faces, i am charl

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. mark: yes. john: to the national press corps and other elites donald trump's campaign is a vanity exercise, a right mockery, or derision? you can see it in headlines like this "the trump circus comes to iowa" and they demonstrated it quite literally by making trump a clown. but in other states, he is treated differently, like a perfect reclosable respectable -- perfectly respectable candidate. >> trump made it official today. >> trump said he wanted to make america great again and some of the things he promised to do if he becomes president is to build up the military, take care of veterans, and repeal obamacare. >> said he will be a tough negotiator and he has been in his business career. >> effect politicians are what is killing this country, and he said he is not a politician. he said he is a businessman who knows how to create jobs. he said he also has good in's and the ability to -- good instincts and the ability to predict the outcome of a future. he also to promote what he would do now with isis. john: that is what happened after he announced. there is no doubt that the gap

presidential campaign, donald trump has made the leap at least into the first debate. the question now splashing from the pool of candidates is what this wave of human push and ego will do. will it swamp the front-runners those who were already his ready targets. will it displace the nomination with a battle simply to be heard above the donald and all his celebrity driven sturm and drum. will we be able to hear anybody else when the golden light shines on the golden boy from gothham. let's not forget how he's clutched the media's attention with an indictment that the president of the united states is foreign and illegitimate that he forced his way into the country's highest office but the country's life itself. can this man now be taken seriously as his wannabe successor? michael steele the former chair of the republican national committee, joan walsh, both are msnbc pliktal analysts. let's watch him do it. >> these are the best and the finest. when mexico sends us people they're not sending their best. they're not sending you, they're not sending you. they're sending people that h

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lo que significa estar perdido en el fondo de una cueva? un reportero cuentan aterradora experiencia. siguen los preparativos de jenny video 2015 le tocÓ el turno a ellos. esto es primer impacto. pamela: comenzamos con un milagroso rescate en la selva de colombia donde una joven madre fallada junto a su bebÉ de 8 meses de nacido despuÉs de la caÍda del aviÓn. barber: vamos con detalles de la increÍble ediciÓn. >> esta imagen fue grabada segundos despuÉs del rescate. se quedÓ despierto y ha cerrado el pecho de su madre, que mirÓ en silencio. mÁs de 15 minutos. mientras tanto su madre daba gracias al cielo por sacarlos de una de las selvas mÁs espesas del mundo. >> tuve que bajar al rÍo a tomar agua... y siguendo el rÍo y lleguÉ a punto que estaba muy al tiro podÍa pasar. >> el sÁbado pasado con la intenciÓn de llevar a su bebe al mÉdico por lo cercano pero apenas la mitad del viaje en aviÓn se vino a tierra. los organismos lo dejaron de buscar los y 5 dÍas despuÉs los encontraron. >> en la aridez inhÓspita, y le estamos indicaciones... que si se acercara a poblaciÓn cercanas o que se devolviera y regresar al helicÓptero que estaba los rescatistas. >> los sobrevivientes fueron trasladados al hospital donde pediatras y traumatÓlogos los esperaban. >> con quemaduras de segundo grado en mi cara y miembro superior derecho y en hombro izquierdo. eh no repitiÓ los hecho de cÓmo he sobrevivido y lo que le estaba tomando agua de,de... coco. >> las heridas de marÍa serÁn rÁpidos y podrÁn salir para dar la nueva oportunidad que darÁ vida al lado de su pequeÑo ser encontrado con un grupo de indÍgenas que ayudÓ porque estaba dÉbil. asegura que es una choza con palmas donde se resguardo de la lluvia y serpientes. en bogotÁ en colombia. primer impacto. bÁrbara: a quemarropa por un policÍa contra sospechosos por robar una moto en brasil. los persiguiÓ en medio del trÁfico pero los adolescentes lo esquivaron como en una pelÍcula de acciÓn. imÁgenes. perdieron el control de la mente finalmente cayeron al suelo y fueron blanco de policÍas. ambos lograron sobrevivir y este vÍdeo ayudÓ poder a la gente tras las rejas. no menos dramÁticas son estas imÁgenes en las afueras de la tienda en california. un ladrÓn cerrÓ un auto sin imaginar que los niÑos estaban en el interior y la mayor de ellas de sÓlo 10 aÑos reaccionÓ con rapidez y abriÓ la puerta trasera para saltar a la calle junto a su hermanita de 2 aÑos. ambas sufriÓ lesiones pero estar junto a su madre que corriÓ a toda velocidad intentando evitar este error. pamela:denuncian a familias para que la policÍa de una ciudad de california como represalia por presunto abuso de autoridad. como nos cuenta salvador durÁn fueron registrados 2 episodios con la misma vÍctima. salvador: el episodio mÁs reciente sucediÓ anoche con jesÚs suÁrez fue perseguido por autoridades quienes logran caminar sospechosamente y le dieron la orden de alto y corriÓ para esconderse en su primera casa. >> la persona mire los oficiales y se escondiÓ tras unos carros y despuÉs corriÓ. salvador: el agente dice que josÉ intentÓ defenderse con una pala y se sintieron amenazados nuevamente y le dispararon con una pistola elÉctrica, y al ver que no se controlaba. fue trasladado al hospital donde se recupera de vida de balas. estÁn en la primera vez que josÉ de cuero de cinco aÑos tiene lÍos con la policÍa. 12 de junio asegura su familia que la policÍa casi le destroza la cara cuando detuvieron en la calle porque se tomaba una cerveza pÚblico. ese dÍa josÉ seguro que los uniformados le rompiÓ la nariz y sufriÓ hemorragia en los ojos. >> miraba oscuro.. pues la sangre saltaba. salvador: sobre este incidente la policÍa dijo que josÉ desobedeciÓ las Órdenes y por esto se vieron en la necesidad de someterlo al punto de enviarlo al hospital. los hoy los hermanos de josÉ acusaron a la policÍa de que toman represalias contrataron a un abogado para demandarlo. >> ya lo traen en contra de, el personal.... salvador: la familia de josÉ quiere que hacen investigaciÓn que queda de los incidentes. la policÍa no puede comentar sobre las denuncias de la familia que pide justicia. en los angeles california salvador durÁn. pamela: gracias sin otras noticias las imÁgenes pueden herir la sensibilidad de usted. abuso objeto nombre en un centro de rehabilitaciÓn nueva york. cayo el suelo y ahÍ permaneciÓ envuelto en su propia sangre ante la indiferencia aparentemente de sus empleados. finalmente aparecieron dos enfermeras y un asistente en lugar de atenderlo lo arrastraron por el pasillo tratÁndolo y tirÁndolo por el brazo. enfrentan cargos por su indignante conducta. bÁbarba: salen a la luz nuevos detalles sobre trÁgico incendio que cobrÓ la vida de 17 ancianos. en un asilo en mÉxico. la investigaciÓn revela que los residentes no estaban bajo sabes pero estaban rodeados por una cerca para impedir que pacientes con problemas mentales escaparÁn. lo que impidiÓ que muchos pudiera salir. debido a la condiciÓn otros ni siquiera pudieron levantarse de su cama. en otro caso que hemos seguido de cerca a quien primer impacto, publicaron el vÍdeo con espeluznante pues tema y declaraciÓn de la joven rusa que confesaba matado su madre y tambiÉn a su hermana. desde mÉxico ivÁn macÍas nos presenta detalles. ivÁn: anastasia declarÓ sin dudarlo que asesinÓ su madre y hermana tijuana. incluso cuenta que hizo con los cuerpos de sus familiares. anastadia: en ..................... ........... ............... hiciste con los cuerpos? anastia: los escondÍ en bolsa de basura. ivÁn: pese a que lo reconociÓ entrevistas abogado insiste que fue golpeada y manip ............... >> es falso que haya dado muerte a su hermana y madre, manifiesta los golpes visibles a su cuerpo y su abusada sexualmente tambiÉn. ivÁn: las autoridades que presentaron a la mujer ante la jueza que lleva el caso, desde que las pruebas recopiladas coincide con el testimonio de anastasia. >> le dijiste a un pariente o algo? anastia: no... >> ha detallado? anastasia: no. ivÁn: quieren averiguar el verdadero estado de salud mental... >> de ciertos beneficios... >> hicieron examen psiquiÁtrico para ver si estaba bien de sus facultades mentales, y aparece que estÁ excelente. ivÁn: detrÁs que se termina esto sigue siquiera tener algÚn contacto con su hija su padre. anastasia huÍa de su casa en ocasiones y pasaba meses para que regresara. la defensa de la joven asegura que le practicaron exÁmenes toxicolÓgicos y no consumir drogas pero al mismo tiempo se supo que dÍas antes del crimen sale de un centro de rehabilitaciÓn de drogas. debe ciudad de mÉxico primer impacto. pamela: un padre interÉs y le pide al secuestrado de su hija que le deje libertad mientras la alerta Ámbar sigue vigente por la desapariciÓn de la adolescente de 14 aÑos. fue vista en compaÑÍa de un ex convicto que tiene cargos pendientes, de imÁgenes de vigilancia para que visitaron juntos un supermercado. la corte suprema de estados unidos dictaminÓ que son legales los subsidios federales para comprar seguros al amparo del obama care. 6 votos contra 3. se aclara que todas las personas puedan recibir los beneficios sin importar donde vivan. se salvan los subsidios que reciben mÁs de 6 millones asegurados. la casa blanca reaccionÓ diciendo que la ley llegÓ para quedarse. bÁrbara: siga reacciones por los punteros de donald trump, y hablamos con la joven que le mando una carta abierta. pamela: estallÓ su presentaciÓn tributa la diva de la banda, tenemos imÁgenes exclusivas aquÍ en el primer patio. y volvemos. ♪ ♪ ♪ adelante. !no! tú llegaste primero. noooo, tranquilo. está bien. ¿oye, tanto tiempo, eh? así que son amigos y rivales. no. sí. cuando tú eres tú, es miller time. bÁrbara: unirÁn sus voces chisquis rivera y becky g. pamela: va hacer una presentaciÓn muy emotiva y especial. magalÍ parties "en los ensayos en la cena todos los detalles. magaly: esta uniÓn promete arrancar aplausos en el concierto que se recordarÁ a jenny rivera. unirÁn sus voces para tratar un tema especial para la diva. becky g: super emocionante y lista. chiquis: me citÓ en contra de feliz creo que les causa mucho. es una canciÓn que me encanta y a la mamÁ de becky me encanta. magely: serÁ la primera vez que contarÁ con un mariachi. becky g: fuimos a comer estemos hablando, vamos a cantar... (habla en inglÉs) chiquis: querÍamos algo divertido y juvenil... algo que se puede imaginar haciendo una canciÓn... van a querer y todos la van a conocer. no les digo todo porque van a saber cuÁles. (risas) pero cuando le dije que te parece esta canciÓn... becky g: les va a encantar. magaly: se celebrarÁ a partir de la 1 tarde en el parque marina green, la ciudad que crecÍ fue sepultada la artista. chiquis: recorrÍ todo los grupos, becky g... y tambiÉn hermana y entre muchos. magaly: ya lo sabe la cita serÁ dentro de una semana el 2 de julio la mega fiesta donde se conmemorarÁ lo crecido nÚmero 46 de la diva de la banda. desde california magaly ortiz. pamela: gracias magaly bÁrbara: y ahÍ estarÁn las cÁmaras. fÍjate pamela el cantante puertorriqueÑo comparte esas imÁgenes exclusivas de la sesiÓn fotogrÁfica pero todo para promover su nuevo disco. pamela: se titula historias de un capricornio y en una de las canciones comparte sus aÑos escolares. escuchamos lo clÁsico. >> estamos llevando la juventud a que se identifique con... con todas estas novelas que promueve la universidad. diferentes partes y le agradezco cada uno y todos ustedes por apoyo en el tiempo y amos hacer unas fotos aquÍ tiene muchos cambios de ropa. pamela: el disco se graba entre porto rico, miami y colombia y estÁ nominado a premios juventud a mejor video musical. pasamos a las pelÍculas, cine una particular... da tributo a los perros que dan servicio en afganistÁn. bÁrbara: daniela nos lleva a conocer desde los angeles al can que perdones a la cinta. y con cÉsar que es el mÁs famoso entrenador de perros del paÍs. carlos daniela: este es carlos protagonista. regresa a los estados unidos y es adoptado por la familia de su fallecido entrenador, soldado de infanterÍa de marina. estemos a perro necesito morir acompaÑado de cÉsar, es psicÓlogo canino mÁs conocido que nos hablo de la realidad de los hÉroes caninos en el que los soldados sufren de desorden postraumÁtico. cÉsar: sufren las emociones que nosotros sufrimos miedo, prestaciones, seguridades y ansiedad. daniela:, se dan cuenta que un perro estÁ sufriendo de sÍndrome traumÁtico? despuÉs de servir en las fuerzas armadas? cÉsar: hay que entender por quÉ le pasa esto. al tener tanta actividad tiene relaciÓn con soldado herido de muerte llega los estados unidos donde nos debe de muerte. daniela: los paros soldados solamente pueden servir hasta los 8 aÑos despuÉs son retirados pero como lo explica cÉsar millÁn, estados unidos hace el mejor soldado en el mundo en el mismo sistema que no sabe cÓmo lidiar con aquellos que regresan de la guerra. cÉsar: puede ser rehabilitado y el perros mÁs rÁpido que un humano y de lo garantizo. el humano de siete aÑos ejercemos en el perro semueve, y borrÓn y cuenta nueva... y a quien pueda ayudar y que puedo servir. (ladridos) daniela: en los Ángeles daniela ganÓ su primer impacto. bÁrbara: gracias tremenda historia es una cinta familiar. y precisamente sabes que ayer hubo gran revuelo en las tres sesiones por lo que usa presentar vÍdeos entre el abuso que se servirÁn en las plataformas sociales e incluso las autoridades buscan el responsable. pamela: mucho mÁs aquÍ en primer impacto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ?se imagina verse perdido en el fondo de una cueva escondida, en las profundidades de una sierra? nuestro reportero intrepido confiesa que sintio por primera vez l temor de quedar sepultado..en las entraqas de la tierra!! lo llevamos a conocer a un heroe canino, que protagoniza una esperada pelicula sobre los perros que sonutilizados en la linea de fuego!! veran todo lo que es capaz de hacer!! en solo minutos, en hacer!! en solo ♪ ♪ ♪ pamela: o de la cadena univisiÓn anunciÓ la ruptura de relaciones con la organizaciÓn miss universo. patrocina donald trump. a raÍz de los comentarios racistas del magnate de la carretera presidencial. bÁrbara: asÍ es se encuentra elizabeth, su informaciÓn. (hablan en inglÉs) elizabetth: estas palabras enardecieron a los latinos especialmente los mexicanos. decidiÓ romper su relaciÓn con la organizaciÓn miss universo, que pertenece a donald trump. en divisiÓn vemos de primera mano la Ética laboral y amor por la familia y sÓlidos labores religiosos de migrantes mexicanos y estadounidenses de origen mexicano. es importante papel que ha tenido y sigue teniendo en forjar un futuro para nuestro paÍs. no permitiremos el concurso miss usa el 12 de julio y trabajaremos en ningÚn otro proyecto asociado a la trump organizaciÓn. fue condenado por personalidades del espectÁculo como christian de la fuente que renunciÓ a su papel de copresentadora de miss universo extraÑo. christian: no puedo ser parte y es inaceptable que lance su cuadratura al presidente estados unidos con una retÓrica de odio y discriminaciÓn, por cada uno de los mexicanos y narcotraficantes y violadores. es una pena en un evento como el miss usa este asociado a un paÍs. elizabethj: la otra copresentadora la actriz rosalÍa ensanches. " como latina en orgulloso, el decidiÓ cancelar mi participaciÓn porque no pero la falta de respeto se nosotros por el seÑor trump." otro que anunciÓ la salida fue cantante colombiano j balvin. j balvin: detenido nombres que ha estado situaciones ilegales en estados unidos, y sÉ lo difÍcil que es y cÓmo comparto con los mexicanos y sÉ su lucha y su educaciÓn... y la forma, y la buena gente que son luchadores y trabajadores. elizabeth: la ex miss universo lupita dijo que reaccione las primeras declaraciones de donald trump, " mostrÓ su ermita con mÉxico. como directora nacional de la belleza mÉxico el momento que se considera que ponga en riesgo la integridad y dignidad del otro representante wendy esparza pondrÉ en consideraciÓn su participaciÓn miss universo." donald trump reaccionÓ la decisiÓn acusando en un comunicado al gobierno de mÉxico de estar presionando a univisiÓn para que rompa su contrato con la organizaciÓn miss universo y dijo que, expuso ante el pÚblico de los daÑos que se dan en la frontera sur. estados unidos realiza de manera incompetente con mÉxico. estos acuerdos o son muy beneficiosos para mÉxico y la ruleta estados unidos." agregÓ que los mexicanos se adueÑan de nuestros empleos, llevÁndose el otro dinero y al mismo tiempo perjudicÁndonos en la frontera con el flujo de indocumentados del mundo entero que estÁn entrando en otro paÍs. el seÑor no puede callarse sobre este gran problema para los estados unidos." el contrato de 5 aÑos, estaba evaluador mÁs de 13 millones de dÓlares entre univisiÓn y miss universo. harÁ una demanda univisiÓn por cumplimento de contrato. cabe destacar que el margen de la ruptura o noticias univisiÓn en la divisiÓn del noticias locales serÁn haciendo cobertura de todos los candidatos a la presidencia estados unidos, incluido donald trump. para que en esta audiencia tenga acceso a los puntos de vista. primer impacto. pamela: tras los indignantes comentarios del multimillonario contra la comunidad mexicana, una joven publicÓ una carta de respuesta que Él ha convertido en la sensaciÓn de las redes sociales. viviana viajÓ a me llegan a conocer la viviana: Ésa es la joven que escribiÓ la carta fuerte a donald trump. >> no entiendo por quÉ piensas y porque... hay gente que habla mal de los inmigrantes, sin conocer a ninguno. yo quiero que Él conozco a mi papÁ. viviana: la carta que ha recibido mÁs de 200 simultaneo no gustas y ha sido compartido 900.000 veces en facebook habla del padre de la joven que fue su inspiraciÓn para responder la trump. >> nunca imaginÉ que la lejos. viviana: dicequesimipadreesalgunamanerala r epresentaciÓndeltipodegentequeha bÍa gentenocabedudasqueestepaÍsrecib emejor. viviana: paso de estado a estado buscar trabajo es ver a sus padres y nueve hermanos. >> entre cÓmo te y los indocumentado y sufrÍ mucho. lleguÉ dormir en las huertas, desde naranjas, en los pepinos. por temor a que nos puedan agarrar pues. vivian:para raÚl que vive en michigan y trabaja en una fÁbrica destapados no representa la realidad de la comunidad inmigrante. raÚl: pienso que se racista y no deberÍa haber dicho estas palabras... y que le pareciera el que nosotros dijÉramos semejantes cosas sobre Él y su familia que no le fueron a gustar. >> por eso que estoy con una maestrÍa y trabajo, con tanto orgullo para mi paÍs y mi familia. viviana: trabajar una universidad y se continuarÁ usando para descender a la como el emigrante estados unidos. pamela: un gran ejemplo gracias liliana, las declaraciones de donald trump insultaron a muchos mexicanos y quisieron darle palos literalmente. como serÍa un delito descargar su furia en la piÑata. veamos. >> no hay nada mÁs liberador que desahogarla ir a golpes... la indignaciÓn se rebusco por por delante del paÍs que tachan de ignorante racista al magnate donald trump que aspira a la presidencia de estados unidos. >> no lo queremos. puede tener todo el dinero pero la educaciÓn no. >> el juego tradicional mexicano que se golpea una figura de cartÓn en colorido papel hasta acabar con ella es objeto ideal para expresar lo que sienten. todo inician este negocio de reynoso, donde los propietarios decidieron hacer una piÑata con la figura de donald trump. >> fue por lo que dijo entonces se nos ocurriÓ que una piÑata pues que me gustarÍa quebrar, entonces se nos ocurre hacerla. >> al ofendernos a todos los mexicanos le hicimos para sacar otro coraje. >> nunca imaginaron el Éxito que tendrÍa la creaciÓn. va de entre 40 y 65 $. esta la del capitÁn amÉrica y hasta de princesas y chavo del 8. >> aquÍ san antonio... (audio de telÉfono) >> uno de los principales motivos del Éxito es que muchos mexicanos quisiera estar en esta situaciÓn. tiene la compra son adultos como esta familia de monterrey. >> al continente para nosotros los mexicanos. pienso que no debe hacer este tipo de comentarios,este... y mucho menos generalizar. >> vamos a trabajar tengo familia que es muy trabajadora allÁ. >> la gente le quiere pegar y quemarlo y se desahogar con la piÑata. >> adiÓs maldito. >> y esto lo quisieron al finalizar. en reynosa mÉxico francisco i impacto. pamela: gracias francisco la realidad que muchos y la mayorÍa de los hispanos nos hemos sentido aludidos y compartimos la indignaciÓn de los hermanos mexicanos. bÁbara: hablado por mucho tiempo por el impacto de las redes sociales. sabe que hacer un partidazo entre chile y uruguay. los chilenos celebran la vitoria pero hubo un poco de todo y por supuesto que estÁ pues un inicio deportes que mas informaciÓn. pamela: reacciones y mucho mÁs aquÍ en primer impacto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ¿a quién no le gusta ganar? ¿y qué tal ganar tres veces? gana una vez: llévate el droid turbo metálico de motorola, edición limitada. resistente al agua. y hasta cuarenta y ocho horas de batería. gana otra vez: porque está sólo en verizon, la red número uno. y gana por tercera vez: obtén doscientos cincuenta dólares al entregar cualquier smartphone. y recibe diez gigas de datos por ochenta dólares al mes y quince dólares por línea. gana tres veces! la oferta termina el treinta de junio. ahorra sin conformarte. sólo en verizon. >> con gran jubilo celebran lso fanaticos chilenos su victoria. >> asi viven los chilenos el crucial partido con la seleccion urruguaya, se jugaba conr ala historia y en chile lo sabian. en el estadio para apoyar en santiago todo. absolutamente todo en la cancha. >> le pega... gol!!!! >> hasta que llegÓ el ansiado gol. (gritos) de ahÍ en adelante comenzÓ la fiesta. el partido terminado y se comenzaba trasformarse en un centro de celebraciones de un paÍs que busca con ganas la copa amÉrica. >> felices! >> emocionados! >> chile campeÓn! >> pasamos tsunami y terremotos. >> se lo merece. >> ganamos y vamos a la final. >> planea directo la semifinal. para estar un poco mÁs cerca de la copa. desde la plaza italia de santiago de chile, y con todo paÍs de fiesta, y con todos estos fanÁticos.con ustedes en primer impacto volvemos. pamela: la pasiÓn del fÚtbol. mientras que los tiene los ordena la euforia, la furia se apoderÓ de los uruguayos por incidentes ocurridos en la cancha. b{arbara: uno particular terrible pero vamos derecho a la redacciÓn deportiva con ivÁn, para que nos cuente que pasÓ. delante... ivÁn: que tal pamela y bÁrbara. ayer se cumple un aÑo de la mordida de suÁrez, y allÍ uruguay se apretÓ chile en semifinales y pasÓ otro evento inusual. chile igual se enfrentaron en el estadio monumental y la selecciÓn celeste fiel a su estilo poniendo pierna fuerte en cada jugada. dÉbil cachita varela a gonzalo jara y el Árbitro lo expulsa por doble amarilla. se vuelve loco con toda la razÓn, el juez brasileÑo no habÍa visto que jara lo habÍa provocado esperando su parte mÁs Íntima. a 2 minutos del final el Árbitro expulsa a jorge fuccile, por amarilla y se tratÓ de otro inaceptable error arbitral. terminÓ con energÍas encontradas y luego un tabarez mÁs calmado que ofrece de prensa se refiriÓ a la acciÓn antideportiva de jara. ♪tabarez: me remito los documentos... es tan evidente. ivÁn: aparecieron los famosos memes, colocÁndolo como al paciente que visita el proctÓlogo. la presente nacional estÁ compartido tambiÉn. en bÉisbol de grandes ligas no se le perdiÓ la vista la pelota para preservar el partido perfecto de marco estrada y concedÍa la sensacional atrapada con algÚn que otro daÑo colateral. los de toronto pensaron a los de baeford. un inicio deportes le envÍa un pÉsame a diego armando maradona por el cemento de su padre, en paz descanse seguimos con mucho mÁs. _ fallecimiento de su padre. pamela: las denuncias realizadas a travÉs de redes sociales y aquÍ la primer impacto siguen dando su... b{arbara: acatamos con borja a voces, precios porque es un medio que causÓ indignaciÓn es triste ver estas imÁgenes. y no entiendo como se graban si querÉs hacer daÑo era lo correcto pero lograban saber lo que va salir en las redes sociales. borja: buenas tardes pamela y bÁrbara. como comentaba son imÁgenes muy impactantes. vemos el hostigamiento que fue vÍctima un adolescente, o joven tan sÓlo 13 aÑos. servicios virales las imÁgenes en poco tiempo y las autoridades tienen con los culpables pero quiero que tengan mÁs detalles de la historia. menem. este joven de tan sÓlo 13 aÑos estÁ siendo sometido a un claro ejemplo de acoso escolar. una de sus agresores de 14 aÑos y ordenar esa de zapato otro menor de 13, mientras le propina insultos. la vÍctima cae el suelo por un puÑetazo y recibe una patada Éste video fue lavado por uno de los agresores como forma de burla subido a facebook. con mÁs de 60.000 reproducciones. eso que la policÍa tuviera conocimiento de este acto y pudiera abrir una investigaciÓn formal. bien, pues les cuento que tras el revuelo social que se creÓ uno de los agresores ya sea entregado y la policÍa prepara la acusaciÓn formal contra los agresores que ademÁs, fue el que subir las imÁgenes para redes sociales. pamela: eso lo mÁs perturbador como mencionaba barbie con sacos oculares y comparte todavÍa la acciÓn en las redes sociales. bÁrbaras: sabiendo que va a tener consecuencias. una detenido y el otro... borjas: al otro lo estÁn buscando. bÁrbara: el que se entregÓ tiene que ver informaciÓn. que los padres lo identifiquen al re sociales y lo denuncien. borja: no tardarÁ mucho en encontrarle. el peso de la ley vemos cada dÍa noticias en todos los periÓdicos con este tipo de acoso a pequeÑos que ademÁs... pamela: niÑos de 13:14 aÑos edad y los padres tienen que estar pendientes y tomar acciÓn. borja: porque muchas veces el fin es el suicidio, tenemos que denunciarlo. bueno pues otras imÁgenes tambiÉn que son muy indignantes y que tuvieron en vilo toda la comunidad de ayer fueron las que mostraba el maltrato animal que los hombres propinaban en un centro veterinario de pachuca mÉxico. los involucrados estÁn prÓfugos de la justicia y ha sido denunciados aunque uno de ellos les cuento que fue golpeado, cuando cerraba la tienda que dÍa fue clausurada. y escapÓ, vamos con las reacciones de las redes. a travÉs de facebook josÉ felipe dice " que personaje puede trabajar en una tina de mascotas y tratar asÍ a los animales?!?" vamos con otro... dice estas personas no tienen respeto y ellos mismos, tienen mentes enfermas. hay mucha indignaciÓn como es lÓgico y otra dice " malditos ojalÁ sean castigados con todo el peso de la ley.". quiere decir pamela y bÁrbara y amables televidentes que el grupo de hackers anÓnimos ha lanzado una advertencia con el personal de la tienda de mascotas para que pidan disculpas en pÚblico por lo que consideran un maltrato animal o si no van a revelar datos personales a travÉs de las redes de estos implicados. b{'rbara: te parece maravilloso que esto suceda porque tiene que aprender de las malas consecuencias. obviamente se ha visto el impacto que ha tenido en todo el mundo... apoyando, lo que es... la protecciÓn animal. borja: las redes han estado completamente inundadas con comentarios de donald trump, hemos tenido hashtag trendin topic mundial que ha sido univisiÓn y miss usa. pero querÍa otras noticias interesantes. escribanos a las redes sociales de todos. b{arbara: gracias. borja: maÑana mÁs y mejor. pamela: luchan para sacar el fuego... jackie garrido estÁ con estas imÁgenes. jackie: gracias barbarie pamela mucha acciÓn la costa oeste. puede mostrar este vÍdeo donde pues ante la inminente amenaza de las llamas que vieron brotes evacuados los residentes de un parque para casas mÓviles aquÍ justamente california en una zona boscosa cerca de santa y rÁpidamente consumido 300 acres de terreno. cientos de bomberos intentan detener su avance con el apoyo obviamente de helicÓpteros y aviones que arrojan miles de galones de agua. asÍ que no veo una mejorÍa en cuanto a lluvias se refiere para nosotros aquÍ en california lo que si se dicta la orden del dÍa son las altas temperaturas prÁcticamente para todo el paÍs. desde miami, y que desde de la carolina y de centro de paÍs ustedes. lo que nos espera es que la costa oeste especialmente estado de washington en oregÓn las temperaturas con el que se van a sentir como si tuvieran en los 110. estamos hablando de altas sequÍas con condiciones peligrosas. actividades fuertes lluvias en el centro del paÍs y tenemos inundaciones y estudiando de 6 a 7 pulgadas de lluvia. y granizos fuertes en denver colorado. en todo el sureste desde el sur de la florida debido toda la moda desde el golfo de mÉxico. tenemos y de oficinas y continuar las partes lluvias hacia noreste del paÍs. asÍ que bueno, bastante acciÓn en el dÍa de hoy y casi casi a un paso de finalizar la semana de impacto. chicago con 70 db fuertes lluvias para el dÍa de maÑana nueva york, a experimentar precipitaciones y para pero en cuanto temperaturas en el corÁn de 4 boston 68... mayormente y eso todo el noreste del paÍs. nosotros aquÍ en los angeles un panorama diferente. pero con temperaturas de los 80, y el termÓmetro promete subir para este fin de semana. por aquÍ los dejo con un adelante de lo que puede ser fin de semana y estamos hablando de temperaturas extremadamente calurosas. en porciones de la carolina casi en 100 dÍgitos para la san antonio, san francisco con 76, pero todo noroeste de lo que es el estado de washington. como comentÉ que prepararse para la ola de calor el sÁbado y domingo especialmente. es todo de mi parte desde los angeles. paso los estudios. pamela: sin duda llegÓ el verano gracias. un reportero de saber el temor de quedar sepultado en las entraÑas de la tierra. bÁrbara: logran aquÍ en primer impacto. ya volvemos. si te fijas en esta ola de miller lite, vas a poder ver 96 calorías trabajando juntas para crear el balance perfecto entre sabor y light. ¡ahí! ¿las viste? es miller time crest presenta... cuando mi esposo empezó a tener mejores resultados que yo. decidi hacerme pro con crest pro-health advanced. avanza hacia encias más saludables y dientes más fuertes desde el primer día. mi boca está más saludable y mis díentes más fuertes. esta pasta de díentes crest es superior en cinco áreas. estoy lista. ♪ mi hogar... ♪ anunciador: más de un millón de estadounidenses en riesgo de ejecución hipotecaria han sido ayudados por making home affordable. averigua cuáles son tus opciones. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar ♪ . joemarÍ le hablÉ la suda _ ayuda una campesina. maÑana. lo que a continuaciÓn os ha llenado de angustias a todos. nuestro reportero encontrÓ las entraÑas de una pueda y en el camino se perdiÓ el equipo y la historia del derecho de contado otra historia por poco. vamos a jalisco contra ser el relato. >> llegar a la boca de una cueva escondida en la maleza de la sierra no es nada sencillo. es la entrada a la cueva de mandoleros... >> existe la leyenda de que los bandidos de la guerra crispera escondÍan sus... >> sus botines aquÍ. es mi turno para bajar por la garganta de tierra. >> acÁ hay entre 90 y 100 pies. muy estrecho. aquÍ se inician lagos hematÓfanos. >> con otros estuvimos abajo alejandro recupero la cuerda. al caer la cuerda se cerraba la posibilidad de salir por donde entramos y no queda otro remedio que cruzar la cueva llena de peligrosos pasajes. fuimos recibidos por una nueva de murciÉlagos para empezar el camino se fue haciendo cada vez mÁs estrechos. y tenemos que arrastramos como gusanos a travÉs de un tÚnel con dos pies de ancho que los llaman gusanera. el circo de la tierra... yo soy como el alimento. despuÉs de hacerlo durante 20 minutos y recorrer 60 pies tendrÁ derecho tiro de piedra la falta de oxÍgeno comenzÓ a afectar seriamente. a unos metros por delante de mÍ iba el dÍa sergio castellano que al escucharme medio algunos consejos >> respira tranquilo te acomoda siete estafas. y continuas. >> hasta que hemos pasado unos cuantos sustos pero aÚn faltaba lo peor. despuÉs de varias horas buscando la salida nos dimos cuenta que habÍamos estado caminando en cÍrculos, y estamos perdidos. >> pasamos horas en las cavernas y no encontramos salida y tenemos fe. >> una opciÓn era salir por la chimenea pero la cual habÍa sido removida. otros seminarios serÍa esperar un rescate ya que los dÍas dieron aviso otros compaÑeros el mismo grupo en caso de que no regresaron a casa. >> esperar 2dÍas hasta que nos recojan. asÍ estÁ bien. >> parece que la curva cambiÓ. ha habido un derrumbe y algo cambiÓ. >> ahora? >> seguir buscando. calma, y tranquilidad. y listo, encontraremos la salida. >> apagamos las lÁmparas para ahorrar baterÍa y esperamos a que los expertos hicieron un nuevo mapeo de la cueva. despuÉs de 3 horas sergio regresÓ con nosotros como la noticia cabe encontrar un pequeÑo hueco. en exactos pero felices logramos escapar ilesos. >> es importante que se metan una cueva avisan a donde van para que para empezar a buscarlos. afortunadamente salimos... con tantas chicas se hubiera quedado dentro. (risas) adiÓs amigos y hasta la prÓxima ventura. adn extremo gracias. pamela: estamos aquÍ con ansiedad. pudieron encontrar una salida y nos ha tenido que permanecer anoche en las profundidades no? bÁrbara: no se quedan y con 30.000 mujeres. ni por 1 millÓn de dÓlares me dice metido porque sufro de claustrofobia, que valiente sabio que estas super acostumbrado pero en Ésta logre un poco preocupado, y lo expulsaron de la compaÑÍa creo. pamela: es sin duda uno de los mÁs atrevidos pocas veces siete marranadas y que afortunadamente terminÓ su historia. valiente Él y todos los que los acompaÑaron. hasta maÑana. ♪♪ ♪♪ ilia: muy buenas noches. bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn. comenzamos con las noticias el nÚmero total de corte de energÍa bajÓ 200 mil por primera vez luego de que la lÍnea de tormentas arrasara nuestra regiÓn el martes a las seis de la maÑana 199 mil siguiente se encontraban sin servicio. el nÚmero bajÓ de medio millÓn. segÚn informÓ la compaÑÍa 1500 equipos de otros estados llegaron para ayudar a restablecer el servicio. en el sur de nueva jersey Árboles derribados causaron daÑos en viviendas la cruz roja interviene para ayudar a 70 mil clientes que permanecen sin servicio de electricidad en gloster lo que genera mucha necesidad. una estaciÓn de la cruz roja abriÓ para dar alimentos y agua ademÁs de mantener la calma entre los afectados serÍa hasta el sÁbado que sea restablecido el servicio. los efectos de la tormenta fuerte que impactÓ a nuestra zona mostraron ser significativos, el nÚmero de Árboles arrancados de raÍz. en una vecindad al noroeste de filadelfia los residentes dicen sentirse impotentes ante la reacciÓn de oficiales. fior: asÍ es, residentes no perdieron tiempo en contactar a univisiÓn 65. las imÁgenes son impresionantes. ellos aseguran que oficiales de la ciudad les han dicho que remediar la situaciÓn no les pertenece a ellos. >> que la ciudad no es responsable de estos Árboles. fior: palabras que estos residentes de filadelfia no esperaban escuchar

trump's critics are calling him everything from crazy to a loun. will the donald have the last laugh? >>> a u.s. nato military exercise showing off pure power to russia. should mr. putin be impressed? that's next. >>> not writing emails about libya that he then forwarded to then secretary of state hillary clinton. it turns out bloomenthal was forwarding information from former high ranking cia officials who may have had business interests in libya, the latest revelation to the chairman of the benghazi select committee. just simply forwarding unintelligence and somebody by the name of tyler drumheller was sending. bloomenthal spent nine hours testifying yesterday in a closed session. a new poll shows the majority of voters and three critical swing states do not view hillary clinton as trust worth where i. 51% of florida respondents said they find clinton to be untrusty. in ohio the number is 53% who say clinton is dishonest. in pennsylvania 54% don't see her as honest. voters across all three states listing honesty and trustworthiness as honesty as their top issue when considering a n

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donald trump. he bought a stake in that family of beauty pageants the ms. universe family of beauty pageants in 1996. and since that year being in the beauty pageant business has been one very visible part of donald trump's public profile. mr. trump has a lot of different businesses, sure but one of the things he does is he co-owns these beauty pageants. i was not always clear on that fact. now i know and now you know. and this is another thing that he does. this is a reality tv show called quality the apprentice." you have probably heard of it. i didn't really understand the premise, but the premise is that donald trump asks people to demonstrate their business skills by doing businessy type activities quickly and under duress. quick, market this product. and then he fires people at the end of each episode. the "apprentice" has been on television for more than a decade. there's always a version of "the apprentice" in which the contestants are celebrities. the celebrity version of the apprentice goes like this. >> i'm not sitting here screaming and ranting and raving. that's not my

but, first, a factor exclusive. donald trump running for president. >> ladies and gentlemen,. [cheers] >> i am officially running for president of the united states, and we are going to make our country great again. >> along with that announcement, the 69-year-old trump released his net worth today about 9 billion with a b dollars. he spoke to for the better part of an hour basically saying that current politicians are wimps who will never solve the intense problems america never happens. trump says is he solve them. now, i have known the man for almost 30 years. i have done some business with his jet fleet and occasionally we go to sporting events together. so he wanted his first post announcement interview to be on the factor. good for us. here it is. >> so this is like the lightning round here. >> you just tell me how you are going to solve these problems. isis. how are you going to defeat isis? >> i would hit them so hard. i would find our proper general. i would find the patent or mcarthur. i would hit them so hard your head would spin. remember, i sent you the document

>> good evening and happy mardi gras. i'm bobby jindal. mark: have the mega seinfeld hulu day -- in our show about nothing clinton's bizarre volunteer and first, the summer of bobby. governor bobby jindal will announce he's running for president. he's 44 years old and took office in 2008. he was the country's first indian-american governor and louisiana's first nonwhite governor. but he's mired in that last place in the republican race. what's the best case scenario for his candidacy? mark: everyone who knows him things on paper he is great. he's going to have to perform like he's never performed before. he's going to have to hope for a lot of luck both the religious conservatives lane and other lanes fail. john: he is smart, just in part of just -- just as far as pure candlepower. at that has not translated into stature. that clip we have showed has in some ways wanted him. that one, he got swallowed by the stage and he has never really come back. now he's running as the guy who's not like the one we know in private. he's running as a harder edged conservative. best case scenario for me is somehow, some of the luck you are hoping for gets on the stage but i just don't see it happening for him. mark: he has to get to second-tier candidate because he's a third tier candidate and you could argue a fourth tier candidate. he needs to show the kind of fortitude and brainpower and intellectual dexterity got him elected governor of louisiana and got him a series of jobs in his life well ahead of the normal schedule of the normal human being. john: in every job he had, he performed well. his problem right now, something we wrote about in our scouting report, his approval rating is about 30%, which is horrible. and louisiana as a small state. it may be the worst performing state in the union. so to be the most unpopular governor from least good performing state is a bad place to be running from. john: and it all starts tonight. ted cruz spoke at a heritage event in washington. he tried to sell like a candidate who sounded nothing like he had anything to do with washing in. the secret word is cartel. senator cruz: if you see a candidate washington embraces run and hide. the only people we nominate are the people who never take on the washington cartel. if you have never taken on the washington cartel you are not magically going to start a new office. mark: so he has been getting high marks for his recent speeches, but he does not appear to be catching on to early states hovering around 5% in recent polls. but he's not alone in having trouble catching on. those he and rand paul have had trouble reaching double digits. meanwhile, marco rubio has been on the rise and is getting more buzz. have they hit the ceiling or are they hiding their time till february? john: no and no. i don't think they are biding their time. they have stalled a little bit. neither one has capitalized on what were relatively good announcements. they are now not in a top tier. a few months ago, we would have said walker jeb bush and marco rubio were joined by those two, but they've fallen into the second year. i think they have growth potential. but right now, they are not on an upward trajectory. mark: i think they are focused more on organizing. in iowa, you want to organize and get hot again. these are guys who can get hot and they are organizing. i think despite the fact that i get asked all the time where are they, why aren't they doing well ? i think they are both in this. john: you look at them both -- ted cruz is though one closest to the ceiling. i find it hard to think even with the money he's got in the super pac that he will be a top-tier candidate when we get to january or february. paul, although he's a stronger character then rand paul -- rand paul is the weaker candidate but has the most potential because he's the most unique candidate in the field. that could open doors to him that are not available to other republicans. mark: ted cruz i still think has a capacity to be very -- even of use a senator, talking about how washington is corrupt he can strike a lot of cords with that. what these guys have in common is they are not afraid to throw elbows. some people throw elbows and miss. these guys will hit. mark: speaking of polls, donald trump did pretty well in a poll this week, getting 11%, behind only jeb bush. let's let the cable news posts take it from here with their patent mixture of disgust, joy and sarcasm. >> trump rising. >> donald trump surging in the polls. >> donald trump is performing surprisingly well. >> only the donald is not surprised. >> the candidate all the candidates try to dismiss just went into second place. >> donald trump managed to take second place. >> sector plays at 11%. >> what say you about this most shocking development that has the political world in tutors -- in tutors? >> it's june. they've been out on the docks. who are you voting for? i'm voting for donald trump. john: regardless of tone that face of befuddlement, they are all surprised. why is everyone so surprised? mark: i'm with lewis black. i'm not surprised at all. trump himself told me and others that when people believed he would run, his numbers would do better. i'm not sure that's exactly right. it is name id, but he has a following and he has been to new hampshire plenty. he's been more than some of the so-called more serious candidates and people underestimate the extent to which as he drives the message there will be people who will support him. i'm not sure he will get 10% in the end, but right now, i'm not surprised. mark: he's got to stop wearing a blue blazer. you and i are both old and crotchety enough to remember pat buchanan in new hampshire. there is a core on the republican side of the new hampshire electorate taking for this message this somewhat xenophobia can -- xenophobia can -- that is pat buchanan with more interesting here. that's all it is. there are people in new hampshire who want to hear it. john: don't be surprised if he continues to perform very well. a former braced and graduate of pratt institute said she applied for a fellowship on hillary clinton's campaign and got the job. that she found out it was unpaid. she says hillary clinton should pay her interns if she's talking about higher income. is that valid? mark: if john: -- if there was some chicanery here where they were not transparent about other was unpaid, that's a problem. but it is the case that political campaigns run on volunteer label -- involved -- volunteer labor and unpaid intern labor. they've done unpaid internships in their lives to gain valuable work experience. i don't think there's any way in which that indentured servitude, which is what she called it in her op-ed -- if she wants the job, do it and shut up or don't apply for the job in the most -- in the first place. john: there has been a trend in court cases to say unpaid interns are exploited labor and if she wanted to go the extra mile, she should figure out a way to have people who are contributing and obviously this woman has the option to not do this. john: when you enter into a contract and the terms are unclear, do not be exploited. you have walked in the door. if you sign on the dotted line you are getting something out of it. i know i did when i was in an paid intern in this business 25 years ago. mark: i like that she wrote in that she still going to vote for hillary. john: coming up, schools out for the summer and we've got your book superlative's of the 2016 candidates presented by a republican stupor strategist right after this. -- super strategist right after this. ♪ mark: our guest tonight is a super strategist and all-around good person. thanks for coming in. we're going to talk about the republican field but we want to get your thoughts on the -- on bobby jindal and his prospects as the republican nominee. guest: everybody says he is kind of fading out not fading and. i might not disagree with that. i think he'd tried to be kind of clever with his security video. something you see in the hidden camera, but i think he had a better prospect last time around and now he's got to do something fairly exciting to come back. john: we were trying to come of with a gimmick, some cut of clever contrivance. you're not working for any republican. we will -- we put you in the position of being the yearbook editor and wanted to do who is the most likely to ask. the most likely to win iowa -- i will say you were not decisive. you picked for potential winners. guest: the problem with iowa and the beauty of iowa are all of these personal things. i picked rubio because his campaign is the most nose to the grindstone and grassroots oriented. keeping their powder dry and doing the stuff you have to do. mark: people say he's got a low burn rate so far. guest: rand paul, they are hard-core. jeb has a lot to do but he is the front runner overall so you have to give him some hope. i think the most normal conservatives right-wing guy is -- is walker. they are my people. john: most likely to win -- you picked jeb bush. and rand paul. >> ease likely not crazy version of his dad. -- he is like the not crazy version of his dad. the ones that they don't have to call back -- crazy attack ads. who is that? -- john: most likely to skip a primary caucus? guest: i think that will probably go to chris christie. he's got the staff that does the clever stuff. maybe he doesn't go to iowa. he's been out there and has been pretty tight. donald trump will be the one i who says i do everything differently. i'm going to blow them off and wait for california. mark: we asked you for a mean girl and a fun girl -- the one who is most likely to not know that they even ran. explain why you picked lindsey graham and john kasich. guest: it seems pretty obvious. mark: he's the governor of ohio. why will he disappear? guest: he's like those of us in politics in the 90's loved him because he's that guy but in the 2000s, is he that guy? there are 15 guys up there. john: there are a lot of people in your party who would say john kasich be a top-tier candidate and should guest: be the nominee. guest:-- and be the nominee. guest: unless he makes an enormous amount of money and get to do that top-tier soon, same with the tacky, great guy. john: we asked you to -- mark: we asked you to name the biggest flirt and your answer will be a surprise. guest: it's got to be donald trump. look at who he is married to. the guy looks like that and is married to beautiful supermodels. you tell me. mark: the serious question is most likely to succeed, who are the most likely nominees? guest: you have to hope that jeb keeps the humongous organization he has running smoothly and stays in the front. you've got to look at him as the candidate everybody wants to get there. walker, again, think a governor's skills -- john: you think he's less likely than walker and bush? guest: governors have a bully pulpit like a president. senators have to do something outrageous to get noticed. if he is doing his due diligence, it's a lot about the teams in the grassroots in the operation. if his operation is running as people are saying and is building slowly, he may be the guy. mark: a quick plug -- our bobby jindal live stream goes on in just a few minutes. more in just a moment after a word from our sponsors. ♪ john: we are back with our yearbook editor in chief. the big story this week has been the confederate flag in south carolina. suddenly, the train has left the station and everyone agrees the confederate flag should come down everywhere. you have a client in mississippi who came out, roger wicker, who said he wants the flag to change. how did this happen? the easy answer is the shooting crystallized things. at the republican party has moved really swiftly. talk about the dynamics there. guest: i do get one of those things that is growing old with age. nikki haley is a young, very aggressive courageous republican. she has not been particularly impassioned about getting rid of the flag. she doesn't shy away from doing what you have to do to do the right thing. i think her going ahead and doing it and having the popularity she has, just opens the door to say as the republican party, we are going to go ahead and get rid of this. i think that's fine. having the righteous thing to nation that some people have come up with recently may be put on for the moment, but you cannot deny lives were taken and it brings up some emotions. why not take the opportunity to do it. john: do you not think the expedience -- the republicans look around and said we have to get this issue off the table. if we are going to be asked about this for the rest of the cycle let's just fall in line so we don't have to talk about it anymore. guest: why are we talking about it? people don't have jobs, schools need reforming, things the republican party can do well economically and even emotionally. why are we wasting time on something like this? it has meaning for a small amount of people who still fight that war, but at the end of the day, is it going to get some when are close to a job? mark: i think it had meaning for the person who went in and shot up that church. guest: and that is terrible and horrible and should ring at the issue of the underlying problems that are there. but over the course of an election, is this what we want to be talking about or should we talk about how we get that guy a job? mark: on most social issues, once i'd usually gains favor and then will switch back a little bit. gay marriage a lot of conservatives are fighting that fight. is this issue now over? is it going to move toward getting rid of the confederate flag as part of public life? guest: i think it will. gay marriage and life have moral roots and issues with caring about the life of a human being, caring about a religious belief. where do you put the flag and that continuum? the flag is a symbol of the old south. where do someone go to church and say i want to keep the confederate flag because. what's the end of that sentence? that's a good indicator that if you can't answer that question and make a passion speech of why you want it, why would stick around? mark: can you think of a place or a client where they said i want to keep defending the flag you wouldn't try to talk them out of it? guest: i don't try to talk my client in or out of any decision. mark: if someone said that's the position i want to a take, what would you tell them? guest: i would say there's something more important to talk about. john: i'm curious as to whether you see a parallel between this and gay marriage. i imagine one year from now could -- republicans will look at this confederate flag thing -- will it be the same thing with gay marriage? guest: with gay marriage, there are religious underpinnings that don't resist -- that don't exist like they do with the flag. you have people who have been part of a faith their entire life to say the confederate flag is the thing to a flying over your house. i don't think you have people who believe in a particular set of values that will stick with that and that will make it harder and different. mark: the republican party has brought up cyber security. is that a strong issue for republicans to talk about? guest: it's a smart issue. if we want to be a party of smart issues, let's talk about it. my power went out last night and i had the shakes because i couldn't do anything. the fact that everything we do -- mark: we will see you on our bloomberg politics live stream shortly. make sure you sign are your books before we go. when we come back our favorite "seinfeld" moment after this. ♪ john: julio is hosting every episode of seinfeld. we got bernie sanders to clear up whether he did view voice for george steinbrenner. senator sanders: it struck me that it could be the greatest thing to happen to this organization. mark: member to get your kicks here tomorrow. remember you are so good-looking. -rf. -- sayonara. ♪ alix: we are moments away from the closing bell. i am alix steel. an ugly day for stocks. closing around the lows of the session, suffering the worst drop in three weeks, down 174 points. marials, health care, the biggest laggers today. those positive housing signals were there as well.