and diane's neighbor. she runs a flowershop nearby. >> is this the kind of thing that you could feel in the air? >> you could feel it in the air. i was at the flower shop. >> probably not too thrilled with the idea of getting in your car and driving away. >> i didn't even want to go home. it was pretty bad in horry county that day. >> when i first arrived, what i'm looking at is an opportunity to get oriented to the crime scene. >> the man responsible for making sense of the crime scene was prosecutor fran humphries, then deputy chief solicitor for horry county. had the house been tossed, rifled? >> it had. one of the first things you do is you look for things. this appeared to be a home invasion burglary. >> first take on it? >> first take, no question. >> it was a gruesome crime scene. the bathroom awash in charlie's blood. there was blood spatter in the bedroom where diane lay. but several feet from diane, there were notably a few small droplets. >> it appeared that someone involved in the crime, not th

scarlet: diane? scott: they are -- diane: they are no longer refinancing, but home equity lines of credit are different and you do not point out the equity, you are usually just trying to lower your rate with refi. we have record equity in homes right now and inability to tap into it -- and an ability to tap into it. i think we will see the push swapped out for the refi business and the home equity lines of credit will pull the equity out, and that always shows up as a reduction, because you are liquidating your wealth to spend. that is where i think the pivot it, where michael is talking about, no more refi, need to get revenues so do it on home equity lines of credit. scarlet: either way, it is going lower. thank you so much, diane swonk. scott, give us your final thoughts. scott: i think that the fed is being very clear. they have filled their mandate and they are going to have to shift their policy more toward a restrictive policy. i think that we will find that out at the next meeting. scarlet:

tell us about it. >> reporter: hey, diane. hey, dan. everybody, i miss you guys back in the studio in new york, but as the bishop said, two young people fell in love and we all showed up. we all showed up. we didn't all get an invite. only a select few were invited to the exclusive evening reception. that is where harry and meghan were headed in this e-type jaguar. the party was hosted by his father, prince charles. just 200 invited to the exclusive event. we're hearing that meghan spoke. the evening was capped by a festive fireworks display. we'll tell you all about it as well as where the couple is headed this sunday morning. dan? >> that jaguar is incredible. >> reporter: it is awesome, isn't it? >> ron and rob are salivating. we're going to have much more from you later in the show. in a few moments. >>> we need to start with a very different and much more somber ceremony. >> look at these pictures out of santa fe, texas just a day after that horrifying school shooting. members of the high school baseball team hold a vigil before th

not long after, diane noticed a change in her cousin. a big one. >> they got very involved in a lot of online gaming and some things like that. and so they had a very, very sedentary lifestyle. and so that's when she gained, i would say, about 250 pounds. >> 250 pounds over how much time are we talking about? >> maybe a year and a half. i mean, it was a very short amount of time. >> that's life-changing. >> it was tough. >> did she seem depressed about the weight gain? >> absolutely, yes. >> reporter: her cousin recalls chris said he didn't mind what size heather was. a few years into their relationship, he asked heather to marry him. and it seemed his love didn't waver as the numbers on heather's scale only continued to rise after the birth of their two children. >> did he make her feel good? >> yes, she felt beautiful. she felt loved. she felt wanted. she felt taken care of. >> reporter: chris also took on the role of stay-at-home dad while heather worked and attended college part-time. >> it took her about ten years to get her degree

diane keaton, jim acosta, music from beach house is coming. first, this is something that could potentially affect your summer travel plans, especially if any of you have any of those bogus comfort animals? okay. starting in july, american airlines will not allow passengers on planes with emotional support goats. goats. from now on you'll have to buy a seat for your goat like a normal person. apparently people try to bring these weird animals on the plane. they say to try to calm them down. american airlines has had enough of it. in fairness some people do have good reasons for why they need these pets. for instance, when i bring my goat on a flight it's not for emotional support, it's for the milk. i have to have fresh goat milk or my nipples twist up. [ applause ] it's not just goats by the way. american airlines will not allow any animal that is unclean or has an odor. i hope that includes human passengers too. [ cheers and applause ] they're also banning support snakes, hedgehogs, and bugs. that one's going to be tough. sometimes the only

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good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. they made up some of the losses before president trump's announcement on the iran nuclear deal. at one point yesterday the price of crude was down as much as 4% following reports the president might not withdraw from the nuclear deal as expected. benchmark u.s. crude settled at just over $69 a barrel. it's holding those higher level this morning. stocks edged slightly higher late yesterday after losing ground prior to the president's announcement on the iran deal. the dow gained 2 points, the s&p 500 with little change, the nasdaq added a point. >>> job openings hit a record high in march. according to the labor department, openings spiked. that's the highest since the government started tracking the numbers in 2000. employers are having a hard time finding qualified applicants. >>> and pizza hut is expanding its beer delivery service. now, pizza hut started the delivery trial last september in phoenix. it's now widening that beer delivery test to 100 locations in arizona. in californ

good morning, diane. >>> good morning, anne-marie. president trump says he isn't pleased with how trade talks are going. it promised to buy more u.s. groups and enter restrictions on foreign ownership. u.s. and china are working on a deal to ease sanctions with communications giant gte. last month they blocked zte which would have put zte out of business. it was accused of violating trade sanctions against iran and north korea. meantime the plan to ease banking regulations is headed to president trump. the dodd/frank law subjected banks to stricter capital and planning requirements. the republicans say it hurt their ability to lend money. it was approved by the senate in march. the bill reduces federal oversight on small to medium-sized bank. cutting banking regulation was a key thing for president trump. >>> here on wall street au automakers rose as they cut duties on vehicles. however, quarterly reports and others dragged down the market. the dow tumbled 178 points, the s&p 500 lost 8 points, and the nasdaq lost 15 points. >>> mcdon

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good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, wall street looks to finish the week on a high note after two solid days of gains. technology health care companies led the rally yesterday. the dow soared 197 points. the s&p 500 rose 25 points. the nasdaq gained 65 points. >>> chrysler is recalling more than 325,000 older jeeps in north korea. at issue is a suspension problem that could limit driver control and cause a crash. the recall covers liberty suvs from 2004 to 2007 model years. >>> one of the largest gun makers in the u.s. sturm ruger will track and report on gun violence involving its products. ruger's largest shareholder is money management firm blackrock. >>> and goldman sachs is reportedly looking to form a credit card with apple. thal's according to "the wall street journal". goldman apple card would be tied to apple's payment service, apple pay. goldman has been slowly moving into consumer banking. they personally added doing personal loans and savings accounts under its market brand. anne-marie. >> diane king h

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was it sleepy diane, sneaky diane, swampy diane? leland vittert. >> i'm going with sneaky. >> tucker: sneaky diane. not swampy, sneaky. not sleepy. roll tape. >> we do have this tweet last hour. what was it, 20 minutes ago? the fact that sneaky diane feinstein -- sneaky diane feinstein. here we go. look out, sloppy steve. sneaky dianne feinstein. >> he's trying to lo mein. >> tucker: this is without president. >> can i hand it over?o. >> tucker: yes you can.ut breather mug. it goes to you, mr. america. >> i'm gracious for you and your unbelievable -- >> you need to borrow the other nine, i'm happy to do it. it got to be prepared for anything. >> tucker: congratulations to you. shannon bream, you have been a fierce competitor, a terrifying competitor, congratulations. >> tucker: nothing in this life lasts forever, even a streak like that. after nine wins shannon bream past the crown to leland vittert. whatever happened to him by the way? play along and see what happeneb next after this. ♪ shannon bream past the crown to leland vitt

kendis, diane. >> janai norman live for us in d.c. thanks, janai. >>> president trump is renewing his calls for stronger immigration laws and hammering the state of california for its so-called sanctuary policies. during a white house roundtable a california sheriff complained those laws make it virtually impossible to crack down on gang members. the president agreed. >> we have people coming into the country or trying to come in, we're stopping a lot of them, but we're taking people out of the country, you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these aren't people.esare anima. >> the california governor jerry brown fired back tweeting that trump is quote lying on immigration, lying about crime and lying about the laws of l oo>>tiia. ng massacre foiled by a police sto former student at di xon high school opened fire at a graduation rehearsal but a him down shooting him in the shoulder. nobody else was injured. the suspect's mother saying this morning her son was bullied. >> i just know the kid's been real sad for a long time. he h

incompetent travel arrangements killed diane. failure to do up a seatbelt killed diane. the paparazzi became a nuisance or threat to diane after she had chosen to get rid of her bodyguards. if charles spencer or anyone else wanted to see the cause of diana's unhappiness or ultimately the circumstances in which she died, they should look at the royal organization which had taken responsibility for her at a very, very young age. >> just 19 when she became engaged to prince charles. and dead at the age of 36. leaving behind two young boys. >> losing their mum at such a young age. >> william just 15. harry just 12. >> you know, we don't talk about it. never enough. i always thought why bring up the past. >> ain't going to change it, why won't bring her back and when you think like that it can be damaging. >> what happened with us must happen with others as well. you have to prioritize. someone has it take the lead and be brave enough to force that conversation. >> william and harry have forced that conversation. addressing mental health openly and often in a way that was dif

was it sleepy diane, sneaky diane, swampy diane? leland vittert. >> i'm going with sneaky. >> tucker: sneaky diane. not swampy, sneaky. not sleepy. well tape. >> we do have this tweet last hour. what was it, 20 minutes ago? the fact that sneaky diane feinstein -- sneaky diane feinstein. here we go. look out sloppy steve. sneaky dianne feinstein. >> he's trying to lo mein. >> tucker: this is without president. >> can i hand it over? >> tucker: yes you can. this is the coveted mouth me the mug. it goes to you, mr. america. >> i'm gracious for you and your unbelievable -- >> you need to borrow the other nine, i'm happy to do it. it got to be prepared for anything. >> tucker: congratulations to you. shannon bream you have been a fierce competitor, a terrifying competitor, congratulations. >> tucker: nothing in this life lasts forever, even a streak like that. after nine wins shannon bream past the crown to leland vittert. whatever happened to him by the way? play along and see what happened next after this. next after this. ♪ next aft

there is a pretty contentious between diane and kevin daly him. do you plan on getting involved in that primary fight? mr. poersch: our primary goal is to worry about the general election and the seats in the united eight senate -- u.s. senate. i do not expect to play a role. you will see dianne feinstein get another term in the senate. you about hillary after losing the election and the me too movement, will they be helpful to campaign for senate democrats this fall? mr. poersch: the clintons have always played a role in the bepaign and i will not

revenge featuring diane kruger in her first german language while she plays a woman whose husband and son are killed in a terrorist attack. the film was inspired by the real life series of murders carried out by the right wing extremist and su. early. kruger plays the desperate widow with the raw power she's not been given the chance to display in her roles before now. the film asks what terrorism does to our society and whether we should rely on official justice or vigilante justice magazine's film makes its point not through rational arguments but by packing an emotional punch. you know out to the rest of us thinking of emotional punch a rising star son star goes to the best actor. thank argument for me they are like thank my family because all this means nothing to them they already like me before me how me for sure my dream is to a very i thank. you one for his performance and told me to bust delicate drama in the aisles playing a trainee forklift operator in a big supermarket it's a love story that plays out between the drinks aisle and the coffee machine. going to go through i.

and in the face which one of the pair the lola for best screenplay diane kruger plays a woman who loses her husband and child in the nazi terrorist attack. my lawyer told me you are my shining wife every thank you i mean got me so i'm just as true i think i can't tell you what a feeling it is your stand up here and be so on or. tight from top to assess for this is probably the happiest moment of my life it's just a good place to learn the c.d.'s. and i. look awful i'm so lucky that they should pick me to be like a father figure to them. if you would go to would top on this i think is thirty five years younger than me you see and it's his creativity going to his imagination dizzy when i move well i'm the handyman who maybe tells him to turn this wheel a bit faster or express this differently at the ocean of truth but there his films are sort of on the floor to about i'm just along for the ride since i'm in finland it's been nobody. and here's hoping hark boom will be making movies and inspiring young filmmakers for years to come up and that's it for our special from the twenty eight thou

good morning, diane. >> good morning. the political crisis caused a selloff on wall street and overseas markets. italy's political unrest could lead to re-elections in months and possibly abandoning the euro. if that happens, it would have consequences for the entire financial system. meanwhile the trump administration is still considering imposing tariffs on chinese imports. the dow tumbled 391 points or over 1.5%. the s&p 500 finished 31 points lower, and the nasdaq fell 37 points. >> uber has launched a new safety feature on its apps in the united states, an emergency button. the panic button is part of uber's campaign to curb vie benz the emergency button will call 911 and share the customer's it's located in a new safety center menu. uber says it gives quick access to first responders in case something goes wrong during their trip. >>> the world's largest diamond mine de beers has launched a new brand, manmade stones. they're called light box. they're expected to be up to 90% less than natural zones. so there's no co

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. opec reports they may start to produce more oil. >>> meantime the trump administration is considering tariffs on imported cars. the dow lost 75 points, the s&p 500 shed 5 points, the nasdaq edged down a point. >>> for the first time the value of netflix surpassed the walt disney company. it capped $153 billion making it the world's most valuable entertainment company. shares of netflix finished almost 2% higher. its stock has rallied almost 80% this year, more than any other company on the s&p 500. >>> europe is enacting strict data privacy rule this morning. the general data protection regular legislations, biggest overall privacy rules in 20 years. organizations must have transparent justification for processing personal data or face fines of as much as 4%. >>> and an amazon echo device owned by a portland, oregon, family could use a lesson in privacy. in what amazon describes as an unlikely string of events, amazon's personal assistant recorded a family's private conversation and s

diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. don't spoil it for me, if you see it. >>> still to come, paying more at the pump. why the price of gas is climbing and whether there's any relief in sight. to temporarily make moderate to severe frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute cosmetic treatment given by a doctor to reduce those lines. there is only one botox® cosmetic, ask for it by name. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pain, headache, eyelid and eyebrow drooping and eyelid swelling. tell your doctor about your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions, and medications including botulinum toxins as these may increase the risk of serious side

diane black. diane. where's diane. she's in a big race. good luck, diane. and jimmy duncan, right? jimmy. first time i met jimmy duncan i was in pennsylvania doing a speech with a good friend of his, lou bar let to, who is running for the senate in the great state of pennsylvania and i think he's going to do really well. he's an incredible guy. they're good friends. i was making a speech and jimmy duncan comes in -- i didn't know jimmy at the time. this is before the election. and tennessee has early voting, right? very early. and this is like three weeks before the election, and he comes up and he goes, you know, mr. trump -- see, then it wasn't mr. president. it was just mr. trump. he goes, you know, i've never seen anything like it. but i love the state of tennessee and those people were coming from the hills, from the valleys, from the mountains. they were coming from everywhere. he said, i've never seen anything like it. really early voting in tennessee. he said all i can say is you're going to win tennessee in a landslide, which we did. but he said, if the rest of the country

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. >>> well, we'll start with this. this morning the investors will be watching the april jobs report. economists plan to show employers added 190,000 jobs this month. that's more than double in march. the unemployment rate is expected to decline to 4%. losses by health care companies and banks were offset by gains in industrial shares. the dow rose 5 points. the s&p 500 lost 6 points. the nasdaq gave up 12 points. >>> the volkswagen's martin winterkorn has been indicted in detroit. the company's plan was to cheat and achieve the highest level. they admit to turning the engines off on the road. winterkorn has been charged with three counts of wire fraud and one of conspireing with other executives to violate the clean air act. >>> 35,000 pounds of ground beef is being recalled by a north carolina processing plant because they may be contaminated with bits of plastic. the meat was sold in indiana and virginia and sold under the packaging l

good morning, diane. >>> good morning, ann-marie. let's start with this new development in the truce and the trace war between the u.s. and china. it's reported the u.s. will lift its prohibition against u.s. companies selling components and software to china's zte corporation. zte will be required to make changes to its management as part of the deal according to the "wall street journal." meanwhile, the u.s. and china agreed to drop tariff threats and there's expected to be further talks to boost u.s. exports to china. stocks rallied on the news. industrials and banks were some of the biggest gainers. the dow soared 298 points. the s&p 500 added 20. the nasdaq gained 40 points. sony reaches a deal to acquire a 60% stake in emi music publishing for $2.3 billion. the japanese electronics giant owns 30% of emi. their catalog contains millions of songs from artists including kanye west, queen, pink and alicia keys. >>> apple is expected to announce at its worldwide developers conference that siri is getting smarter. a source for the ne

good morning, diane. >> good morning, brook. the federal reserve is proposing to roll back the rule that prevents large banks from risky trading beds for their own profit with depositors' money. the vocal rule is a key part of the dodd/frank regulations intended to prevent another financial crisis. this is the latest move by the trump administration to loosen financial regulations that it says hurts the economy. before volcker, the high-risk trading had become huge for big banks. >> the trump administration is planning to move forward with plans to um pose stiff tariffs on european steel and aluminum. barring last-minute deal, an announcement is expected sometime today. the president allowed the tariffs in march but allowed time for several countries and the eu to work out a deal. >>> the dow rose 306 points, the s&p 500 yum jumped 34 point, and the nasdaq added 5 points. >>> it's raising its first quarter profit forecasts. dick's online sales jumped 24%. its decision to stop selling assault rifles and guns under the age of 21 d

diane guerrero, everybody. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: well that's our show for tonight. stay tuned "the opposition with jordan klepper" is coming up

joining us tonight, congressman diane black. she insists on being called congressman, not congresswoman. she sits on the house ways and means committee. great to have you with us. i thought it was very charming of the president to grin and say the last thing he would do is discuss the nobel peace prize. but the progress that has been made as been extraordinary with north korea. i think even his most -- all but his most fevered opponents -- i don't know what you would call them, haters, would agree. >> lou, i would just dare anyone to show me another time in history where so much has been done. not just for the united states for safety, peace and security but for the world as the president said. and i believe that he deserves the nobel peace prize. he's done more in the last week than what was done in the previous administration, to bring safety and security not just to the united states but to the world. and he deserves to be recognized for that. lou: you know, i couldn't agree with you more. but there's an empirical body of evi

. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane and, yes, that list covers a variety of issues including questions about the president's tweet, his firings and his campaign contacts. in many cases mueller wants to know what the president knew and when. will he or won't he? we still don't know if president trump will sit down with special counsel robert mueller with negotiations continuing for that potential interview. but now we are learning there is a list of about four dozen questions that mueller wants to ask the president. overnight abc news confirming the authenticity of that list published by "the new york times." the questions ranging from the president's interaction with former fbi director james comey and his reaction to the recusal of attorney general jeff sessions. other questions touching on possible election meddling. abc news has previously reported on a list of topics mueller is interested in probing, which also include the firing of former national security adviser michael flynn and now infamous 2016 trump tower campaign meeting with don junior, jared kushner, paul manafo

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we'll start with this -- hawaii has lost millions of dollars in tourism because of the kilauea volcano. the island's board of tourism says cancelations between may through july hit three $5 -- hit at least $5 million. the booking rate for hotels and activities is down 50%. >>> here on wall street, stocks posted modest gains. the dow rose 68 mpt the s&p 500 added two, the nasdaq finished eight points higher. >>> american airlines revised its guidelines for comfort animals. passengers who want to fly with an emotional support animal will have to fill out paperwork 48 hours before their flight and provide a letter from a mental health professional. some animals, like insects, goats, hedgehogs, ferrets, and reptiles, are now off limits no matter what. properly trained miniature horses are okay. >>> lyft drivers at disney world can now join a union. original director of the national labor relations board ruled that lyft drivers that pick up disney world guests and drive them around the res

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we'll start with oil prices. they're sitting at the highest level since 2014. prices rose yesterday on concerns about supply levels. benchmark u.s. crude prices are sitting around $70 a barrel, but prices have moderated a bit this morning ahead of president trump's announcement on iran, one of the world's largest oil producers. >>> stocks on wall street finished higher yesterday thanks to gains in tech and bank shares. the dow rose 94 points. the s&p 500 picked up 9. the nasdaq gained 55. >>> americans are borrowing more according to the federal reserve, borrowing $11.6 million in march. a big increase in autos and student loans outweighed the largest drop in credit card borrowing in more than ive years. >>> walmart is tightening its opioid prescription policy in an effort to fight the nationwide epidemic. the retail giant will fill first-time opioid prescriptions for seven days or less and limit the dosage. beginning in 2020

joining us now is diane wehrle, an insight director at springboard. diane, one thing that springs to mind, they are all buying stuff online. is that the reason? u nfortu nately, online. is that the reason? unfortunately, no, not the reason. over 80% of our spending is still in store sold less than 20% is online, the people really are and spending. not at the moment. you can't think of any reason? one of the regions, for instance, i know that it particularly badly, northern ireland. why does that stand out as bad? northern ireland's retail scene is very volatile. we tracked it at springboard for years and saw big springs in footfall, one month it is good and the other it is very bad. partly because it is an enclosed environment, but generally across the uk we have seen fitful dip significantly over the last couple of months, and that is worse, the worst result we have seen since the recession back in 2009, and even then the result of march and april was better. really people are finding their household incomes are squeezed and that is really why they a

diane king is at the new york stock e with that and more. good morning, diane. reporter: good morning, anne-marie. steel and aluminum tariffs will be the topic of discussion when u.s. and european union trade representatives meet tomorrow in paris. the temporary eu exemption from the u.s.-imposed tariffs ends friday. the eu represents trade policy for 28 countries. in march, the trump administration imposed a 25% tariff on steel imports, primarily aimed at china. the eu argues it is a u.s. ally and not responsible for steel and aluminum over capacity. >>> and a dramatic turnaround from last week. the price of oil hit a six-week low already. futures fell more than 1.5%, the fifth straight day of declines. down over 10% since last week when oil hit its highest level in three years. the sharp price decline was sparked by comments by saudi arabia on friday. rld's biggest oil er said it was in discussions to pump more oil to ease global supply concerns. >>> meanwhile, u.s. crude exports rose over 2.5 million barrels a day in the second week in may according to the go

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hearing none, thank you very much, diane. and long-term coordinating council report. >> good morning, mihm i'm melissa mcgee, they did not meet in april so there's no report. >> okay. case report. >> good morning, commissioners. greg moore with -- representing the coalition of agencies serving the elderly. i'll make this brief. we haven't given a report in two months. excellent presentations, when you get the report you will see the detail there. and i invite you to our membership meeting on the 14th and we'll have an update on the end-of-life option from reverend drake, so an excellent opportunity to see how this is rolling out as well as to learn about the detailing of that act. and advocacy has also and continues to be our theme. we're in high advocacy season. and have begun meeting with supervisors and will meet with the mayor's budget office and the mayor on our formal ask. i did want to publicly thank d.o.s. for already making us successful with one of our elements in regards to infrastructure funding. while we didn't g

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diane and kendis? >> danya, thank you. and a broken water main at philadelphia airport caused hours worth of trouble four passengers. water flowed out of the pipe while it was being worked on beneath an airport parking lot. toilets couldn't be flushed. water fountains didn't work and restaurants had to stop preparing food. it's all been fixed and water pressure restored. >>> eggs are getting a clean bill of health from australian researchers. eating up to a dozen eggs a week did not increase a risk to the heart. >> yes! >> for patients with prediabetes or type two diabetes. the university of sydney confirms previous research. they checked a broad range of risk factors including blood pressure. >> bacon egg and cheese for everybody! >> the cheese and the bacon -- >> they did not specifically say that. >> they didn't specifically mention it was good, either. >> all right. >>> on to pizza, shall we? many native new yorkers say the one thing they miss when they leave new york is the pizza. >> it's because

kendis, diane? >> we're in quite a spring pattern there, paul. thank you. >>> police, hazmat teams and the fbi are investigating a deadly explosion at a medical building south of los angeles. one person was killed and at least three others injured in the blast. we're now getting a look at the damage inside the office next door. the explosion inside the two-story building triggered evacuations at a daycare across the street. and firefighters led very small children outside, some of them inside their cribs. >> wow. >> we heard a very large boom, and i actually felt the building shake. i could feel it while i was sitting in the chair. we actually could see where part of the building had blown out. >> the fbi says there was no initial indication of terrorism, but a federal official told the associated press this was likely an intentional act, possibly involving a package. investigators haven't yet located an explosive device. >>> hawaii's big island is facing a new danger this morning. the kilauea volcano is spewing ash up to 12,000 feet in the air.

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>> reporter: right, diane. good morning. so, as you know, it is north korea that's calling into question whether this summit next month will actually happen and now president trump offering those protections to the dictator if they can make a deal. the historic summit now in jeopardy. north korea signaling the sit-down with the u.s. may be off. but president trump says nothing has changed. >> we have not been told anything. we're just reading stories like you are. >> reporter: north korean officials criticizing the u.s. angry over ongoing joint military exercises with south korea and pyongyang further infuriated that national security adviser john bolton called on them to follow in the footsteps of libya. >> we have very much in mind the libya model from 2003/2004. >> reporter: that signals a regime change to north korea. as libyan dictator moammar gadhafi was ousted from power and murdered in the streets after libya gave up its nuclear program but president trump not mincing words clearly correcting bolton. >> well, the lib