about eric. this dinner date - tina told eric - was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina - wired up - picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. >> were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess it again. >> i have two stories in my head, i don't want to screw up at all. >> okay, there's nothing. there's no story to tell, you weren't there, it was an accident. >> let's go have some margaritas. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> you don't need to worry about details, details are not important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> you could have just got a divorce, why would you go to that degree. i mean how do i know if you don't get so mad at me, and you wouldn't want to kill me. >> tina, i've been way more mad at you than i ever was. >> i know so how co

eric? >> eric: election interference continues to be major concern with indictments just several months before the midterm elections for they see eight city of galesburg illinois was hit by russians in 2016.that is when the illinois board of elections voter registration base was breached. the board is now questioned confirmation from special counsel real robert mueller that there indeed the state that was referenced in the indictment as a target of one of those hacks. he was the director of national intelligence, dan coats. >> russia has been the most aggressive foreign actor. no question. they continue their efforts to undermine our democracy. we continue to see individuals affiliated with the st. petersburg based internet research agency. creating new social media accounts, masquerading as americans and then using these accounts to draw attention to the divisive issues. >> eric: how our local officials protecting us?we are joined now with steve, the executive director of board of election

about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their story straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torido. >> i was worried i wouldn't get him to confess again. >> i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details are not important. >> so tina tried to get him to say why he did it? >> why would you go to that degree? >> it's no confession, but it's not a denial either. >> are you thinking to yourself at that point, that's it. i got him. >> i honestly thought that was good but i still thought that wasn't enough. >> you do know there was a reason? was it for the money? >> remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. >> it's partly about the money. partly about the kids

good morning, eric. >> i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer this morning. mr. cohen sitting down with george stephanopolous over the weekend and what he said could spell trouble for the president. the network aired details on "good morning america" today. his first interview since as f.b.i. raid of his apartment, office and hotel room back in april. the lawyer once known as president trump's fixer now signaling he may be willing to cooperate with special counsel robert mueller. cohen telling stephanopoulos he plans to prioritize his family and country saying, quote, my wife, my daughter, and my son have my first loyalty and always will. i put family and country first. >> sandra: laura engel is live in new york city. what else did cohen have to say? >> it's a huge development. president trump's so-called fixer has refused to give comment or talk about the federal investigation involving that raid of materials seized from his property. but his silence ended this weekend inside a new york city hotel room where he sat down with abc's george stephanopolous where the

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eric: how is that done? is there any way to do that when there's one third of sanctions or is erdogan bluffing? >> i don't know if the president of turkey is bluffing or not. what i know is if he is serious turkey has ordered many aircraft, many equipment. their military and our military that we do exercises together. they are so much at risk to keep a pastor in turkey and the price would be the u.s. turkish relationship. eric: i'm going to say they are so much at risk. finally, what would you suggest to congress right now considering whether or not to actually deliver warcraft to turkey? >> i think the turkish government and the president himself have received the message. of course, they have to cater it to their domestic public opinion and especially the supporters of mr. erdogan. i think a meeting between two delegates between the united states and turkey should be the beginning of the resolving the situation. eric: hopefully that will start because the pastor faces potentially up to 35 years in prison.

eric: welcome. for more on all your talk telescope to a white house correspondent for the daily caller. the president said he will this next week go to tampa on tuesday. for the florida governor and touting the gdp number, how does this really help? quickly gdp number something the president and this white house will be on for the next week or 2p was here interesting is that that's all the house republican leadership has been begging the president to talk about from day one. they have said we are going to run on the tax-cut record, we will continue touting gdp annualized growth and the president has been a little bit reluctant to but when he draw in here was he saw the cut in the trade deficit. and so he is fully on board now with economic message as one of the main ones that ties into his more nationalist agenda. because he likes to also talk about trade and immigration when he is out there on the campaign trail. eric: does not mean, their tweets and subjects they drown out what you think or are re

eric weaver sr. and his son eric junior and how theirneives have taround. we'll be right back. >>> we continue our talk now with a special d.c. father and his son on father's day. eric weaver sr. when your son was incarcerated, he continuedeeting people who knew you and hearing stories. the stories cnged over the years. they changed from stories about who you were on the streets to who you had become behind bars. staff talked a about it. was that the beginning of yourt organi? >> so i started reaching out to the youngerti popu. i noticed a lot of young guys rtat didn't have any direction. they s following me and it was the chaplain at the corrections institution thate told me i was the new joshua and i didn't know anything about t bible so i had to read about joshua and it was like when moses died. he was the one that took over and led theeople and h told ta people were following me. we just reaching out to the guys, if you are going to follow me, i would lead you in the right direction. >> wow. the

." >> eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer this morning. the president is less than a week away to announce his pick for the supreme court. the white house disclosing very little information on those under consideration. the president met with four candidates yesterday for 45 minutes each and he will continue those meetings throughout the rest of this week. >> the president has said he is focused on that list and as of right now, he will continue to stick with that list. let's bring in chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. >> good morning, to you, the president's schedule is clear this morning. i'm told it could be an indication that he has got plenty of time to meet with a couple more supreme court considerations. yesterday the president met with four potential nominees here at the white house. fox news is told those four potentials are amy coney barrett of the seventh circuit court of appeals. kavanaugh from the court of appeals, the farm team for the supreme court. and thapar of the sixth circuit were here yeste

eric: a fox news alert. president trump on his way to finland where he'll meet face to face with russian president vladimir putin. that happening tomorrow. right now we are getting new information on the agenda for that meeting and the president's expectations for that. welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm eric shawn. arthel: demonstrators hitting the streets of helsinki. the commander-in-chief talking about his expectations ahead of the meeting president trump nothing bad is going to come out of it. but i'm going into the with low expectations. i can't tell you what's going to happen. but i can tell you what i'll be asking for and we'll see if something comes of it. arthel: in helsinki, ellison barber has the latest. reporter: president trump called the european union a foe. president trump referred to russia a number of times as a competitor, not an enemy. a description criticized by some. his remarks about the e.u. are raising eyebrows. he's on his way to finland after spending the first part of

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i am arthel neville. >> eric: i am eric shawn. the president spending this weekend at his golf course in scotland. as he looks ahead in his summit on monday with vladimir putin. those talks happening just days after the stunning indictments of the 12 russian intelligence officers. for hacking the computers of the democratic national committee and hillary clinton. and trying to interfere with

. [♪] eric: a fox news alert. fresh fallout over that secretly recorded conversation between michael cohen and president trump. rudy giuliani is calling into question the legitimacy of that recording. he says experts believe someone tampered with that tape and he's demanding to get the original. reporter: president trump taking aim at his former lawyer on twitter as more reaction rolls in over that leaked recording. >> obviously the real test here is the investigators, the justice department and american public, he doesn't get to decide this case. i should say i feel sorry for him, but nobody will believe me. he destroyed himself as a witness. reporter: ellison barber is at the biat -- at the bedminster gf course. reporter: he says he has two forensics experts giuliani said he worked with in the past. we don't have names. they are experts that have been hired or solicited by the trump legal team. he said the tape is not an original. that someone played with it. they are trying to obtain a copy of the original raw

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and eric geller making his first appearance is politico cyber security reporter. as we get started, on your twitter feed is a statement your office released after the summit between mr. putin and president trump and some strong criticism of the president. some of what you said is his words make the secretaries of state job harder and the president has let the viper into the sandbox. can you tell us how the president's words in finland makes your job harder? jim: first thing i would say is, as we all know, vladimir putin and russia are adversaries of the united states. there is no question that russia through their military and cyber security attacked our democracy and essentially we have attacks by soldiers, but this was an attack by cyber. frankly, it is really against everything we do as secretaries of state. we come from red states and blue states, but we are all concerned about the attacks that have occurred. reid: the vast majority of secretaries of state across the country are the chief election administrators in their state. how concerned are you about the

eric: there are a couple of elements to any secretary of state's job. especially when it comes to election. there is the voter registration side of things. the voter tabulation side where you are counting the votes in deciding who won. as i understand it, it is the voter registration side that has been vulnerable to these attacks and scans from russia and other outside actors. how concerned are you that those scan attacks might impact the voter tabulation side? can someone go in and change the numbers in an election? jim: as far as votes, you mean? reid: yeah. jim: i don't think they can get in and change the votes themselves. in fact, in 2016, the report was that not one vote was changed, and we agreed with that. we did not find any state that had a disagreement. i think one of the fallacies -- it literally took several months before dhs had understood that none of our election equipment, our voting equipment, is actually attached to the internet. they are not connected by the internet, wi-fi, hardwired. they are not connected. they are separate, stand

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i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have eric krauss he is an independent political risk analyst and we have examined him or oh he's the founder of the center of political strategic analysis ok gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it eric there is to much to talk about this week as i said in my introduction and we kind of overdosing on all of this here i think what's really most important we can get some up a few days of trumps visit to nato and then to the u.k. his reception and then he had achieved very much mr trump is a bit of a loose cannon and he likes keeping people off balance he will one day give warm warm praise and the next day absolutely terrible in the u.k. . but this you've got to understand there's a method to his madness mr trump is a traveling salesman mr trump has one real interest in life which is to enhance american sales of arms and energy he wants l. the repeal ins to massively over spend on defense defense against whom you don't know ok ok s

thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas, dion lim latest on that fire, it has now burned about 89,000 acres, destroyed 517 structures and thousands more are still threatened, seven people remain missing tonight after authorities located nine others who were reported missing. the cal fire has confirmed a sixth person has died. abc 7 news anchor dion lim is live with the latest. >> reporter: eric, we are in day three of the evacuation center here at shasta college. today, there is a sense that this is the new normal. along the smell of smoke from the fire itself, we're also smelling burgers on a grill as people try to eat their dinners and make the most of their situation. all of this, though, does not mean the severity of the carr fire has subsided. at a press conference, the shasta county sheriff announced the fires have claimed a sixth life. while authorities wait for family to be notified before releasing a name, we know the victim was a man who lived in an evacuation zone and refused to live. there has been criticism from the family of a great-grandmother and two great grandchildre

eric can't eat i can barely drink. he started vomiting yesterday when we were on the train and he also got area. representatives from doctors without borders come to check every two days they provide care and medicine to anyone who is ill. this is what they tell karen that she has to bring her son to the clinic because he is at risk of dehydration after not eating anything for forty eight hours. he and his mother drank a lot of dirty water in recent days. the . u.n. refugee agency is also here daniel rodriguez tells people that they have a right to asylum in mexico to escape the violence in their countries this is the case for about two thirds of all refugees from central america. and it's the moment that then with no mental ear. there are more and more women and women with children and families coming from the north of central america to seek asylum in mexico that is. on that and that of how to fight back becomes our women there were women with children. all they want. but most don't want to stay in mexico the chances

eric: there are a couple of elements to any secretary of state's job. the voter registration side of things. the voter tabulation side where you are counting the votes in deciding who won. as i understand it it is the , voter registration side that has been vulnerable to these attacks and scans from russia and other outside actors. how concerned are you that those scan attacks might impact the voter tabulation side? can someone go in and change the numbers in an election? jim: as far as votes, you mean? reid: yeah. jim: i don't think they can get in and change the votes themselves. in fact in 2016, the report was , that not one vote was changed, kelly agreed with that. we did not find any state that had a disagreement. i think one of the fallacies -- it literally took several months before dhs had understood that none of our election equipment, our voting equipment, is actually attached to the internet. they are not connected by the internet, wi-fi, hardwired. they are not connected. they are separate, standalone units. that is what makes our systems wh

eric: ok. but again, i am having difficulty taking all of these discrete pieces of information and adding them up into a picture that tells me something. they areyou think two quarters from now, at the end of the year? larry: well, we believe at blackrock about 2018 will be a strong year for gdp, mostly reform.of the tax we believe that 2019, the u.s. economy will begin to slow down. if we implement this $200 billion tariff war between the u.s. and china, all bets are off. meaning that gdp will slow down dramatically, we will have even more uncertainty about the world, and how the u.s. is being portrayed. -- thing i will say >> hang on a second. the u.s. imposes an additional $200 billion on tariffs opposed by the end of august, that will cause gdp to slow down dramatically, you say? and that will do what to the financial markets? larry: i would say that the financial markets would go down in that scenario. the: so, given all of this, economy is growing, you say, at about 4% or faster this quar

ok eric i want to go to you before we talk about the summit in helsinki you want to make a point. basically i was sort of looking at the american media coverage of this and i was seeing an article in the in the new yorker which used to be a liberal relatively pacifist yes one. east coast publication and it has now gone full on propagandistic and if you look at the american media you now basically have it's far as i can see three factions you have the d.n.c. which are the democratic national committee group which is still arguing with the referee eighteen eighteen months after the final whistle was blown they're still arguing they lost the election you've got to get out and try to fight the next one you've got fox news with all that represents and always has represented that hasn't changed very much. that's right and then you've got the military industrial complex which is making a lot so that's c.n.n. and them i miss him. and there is no there is no in the pendants of any of them and the problem is that they want to score points against trump what ever course what i don't mean i'm

. >> eric i want to start with we -- at this point we know the question asked to president trump it seemed like at first he was taking the side, he said he believed putin then he wenthawasn't the . dan coats i feel like is being a bit marginalized right now. >> i think dan coats is stuck right where he should be and that's the sort of e dysfunctional head of the intelligence.ational at least two of our intelligence agencies nsa and the question as to whether or not the russians were involved in this and i think bot of have given the president their answer in nuncertain terms and yet we're completely marginalized inlahe responses at the to somebodyoa like dts he's a former pureicgreat state of indiana sed a different couple terms. now white house.erving is th >> joel let's get your take on this today. when you heard the news that the president asked john bolton to invite vladimir putinis toit washington what was your r>>ction to that. his is what this president ere's a consistency hereis. llthat we can a count on, even when he screws up which undoubtedly he screwed up over the last week t10

so when i had received information that eric was dead to first name came to mind was joe. a few hours later marlin to fill the arrested george coca the next day the two witnesses identified toca using this photo lineup provided by the new orleans police department a majority voted and then. they're going to have one george polk a claims he was never there he told police that he spent the night in this motel after attending a high school dance at the superdome. eric but leave the dance with another young man who fits the description of the gunman given by the witnesses. the police to his story they had eye witnesses and you have an eyewitness to say i was there i saw him do it i saw him in this robbery that is the best evidence. in one nine hundred eighty five toko was tried found guilty of murder and sentenced to life. is doing hard time in one of the toughest places in the country louisiana's ingall a prison twenty nine years later george's sister sandy is still convinced that he's innocent i think about a village of the time. oh they alone you know he's on my mom and i w

gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate eric let me go to you first here it's been building up the hype here we have donald trump saying that trade with the europeans is about as bad as the chinese that's a very interesting comment and of course nato is shaking in its boots it's never had an american president come to one of these annual conference with disparaging words about its member countries in the alliance interesting times to live yeah. trump is making politics trysting again. it's very difficult to predict exactly what he's going to do is that his strategy it is certainly a strategy to keep people off balance and he does have a plan that i think he's going to do is very similar to what he did with kim he's going to come in they're going to cut some sort of the deal and we don't know what it is i don't really what trump can with the russians can give trump would perhaps be a decrease in the role of iran and syria that is within mr putin's gift and it's something he could probably do have any reason to trust mr trump you

eric thomas is live in clayton where the evacuations, eric, are still in effect? >> reporter: they are still in effect, and it is still oppressively hot out here. the winds are occasionally gusty. that's a bit of a m,souch today yesterday. that's how things can go. on this house, fire approached on three sides, but firefighters were able to surround it and keep it intact. further up on espara drive up there, that's the one home you were talking about that was completely destroyed, just burned to the ground. and we saw remnants of that. that's where we start. by late this morning this was the last open flame we could

it well see i think you agree that why would he do that why would he do that and then number two eric why should your putin in the russian political trust donald trump doesn't have to trust him he's not giving away the keys to the kremlin i grew up. so. how do you go how do you know what you actually want to do i think they're discussing that could be you're fired to. be honest. it bill is a deal in syria we know trump wants to pull out of syria his own military has been preventing him one of the areas in particular is this all top of base in the south basically it's a desert area there's very few rebels left there most of them have been transferred trained in transferred to token case i should talk that important it's a highway there so part of the idea what the americans are so furious about now is is the president is meeting the israelis and the saudis are furious about now why the american dog is that the iranians are in syria while they don't want the iranians in syria and why did you go back why don't you try to overthrow thirty one flavors of jihad and six hours right and that'

you saw eric. marlin the fellow was on active duty on the day of the murder. because of the fall of the store and they will pause here and yes they walk to the car they were confronted by two suspects at least one holding a gun and they demanded property money while the gunman held the female robbery victim on the driver's side of the car eric but began to struggle with the male victim. the gunman panicked fired a shot at the passenger and the taste in the head. so when i had received information that eric was dead to first name came to mind was joyce choking. a few hours later marlin to fill the arrested george coca the next day the two witnesses identified using this photo lineup provided by the new orleans police department. and then. from. there. george toca claims he was never there he told police that he spent the night in this motel after attending a high school dance at the superdome. eric but leave the dance with another young man who fits the description of the gunman given by the witnesses. the police in his story they had eye witnesses and you have

eric harris was the ringleader. he wanted to show how powerful he was. >> on his internet page harris wrote, "pipe bombs are some of the easiest and deadliest ways to kill a group of people." >> columbine wasn't really intended as a school shooting. it was primarily intended as a bombing. >> they were inspired by the oklahoma city bombing. they hoped they'd would kill as many as 500 people. in the end a lot of their homemade bombs did not detonate. >> school bells have an ominous ring to them. is it about to happen in our schools? >> what columbine did in sort of the arc of terrorism was open a terrible pandora's box. because terrorism was always used for political ends. and what eric and dylan decided was like why don't we just do this terrorist stuff for our own aggrandizement. and they did. and that created a whole new template of these spectacle murders. we're giving them the platform to do this. we provide the coverage. they do the act and then we make them the stars. are you a christian author with a book that

that's the first time i heard of any sort of scam taking place. >> reporter: alicia and eric are not alone. the fbi says this type of attack on home buyers has grown so much, thieves got away with almost a billion dollars last year alone, but alicia and eric feel like no one in real estate is raising a red flag. >> how come you didn't slap us in the face when we started this. >> reporter: we reached out. they say they're educating the public the best they can with disclosure forms, but alicia and eric say that's not enough>> th we're here talking to you so no one has to feel again. >> we are not done here. coming up tonight at called 100 local ajnlts about security and how new software might help box out scammers and also some answers to questions you might have and some answers you geeshet to demand before you hire anyone to help you buy a home. in the meantime, help spread the word. our team created this catchy video. it talks about the problem, red flags you can take, many of them old school lie calling before you do a wire transfer or reverting to a paper transfer. it's on nbcbay

i'm eric thomas. cal fire estimates there are more than 300 firefighters burning across california tonight. crews in northern california are focused on four fires right now. the car fire in and around redding, the river and ranch fires in lake county, and the steel fire in napa county. governor brown has declared new states of emergency in mendocino, napa, and lake counties tonight. new fires there have destroyed homes. this is video of what used to be homes near lake berryessa. we have team coverage tonight across the state. abc 7 news anchor dion lim is in redding. meteorologist drew tuma standing by to update us on conditions on the fire lines, but first let's get to abc 7 news reporter carlos sausedo live near lake berryessa. carlos? >> just complete devastation out here tonight. a toefltal of eight homes damag or destroyed in this fire. as you can see, the flames going pretty strong. this used to be someone's home. now just dark rubble. this of course is something that these residents have been p

karen will have to stay until eric is better she can stay at the hostel eventually eric is able to keep food down. she'll have to go back to the clinic in a few days. yeah. i would have preferred to go on but if the boys ill it's because god wanted it this way. one of the trip to be longer. is thirty one year old catholic has pinned her hopes on got she says she will only make it as far as he allows she's hoping to get to miami. that's what she and her sons. johnny the oldest son who is fourteen would have preferred to stay in honduras but he knows how difficult it is for a single mother that he never went to school he had to work as a salesman. we ask him what he wants to do when he's older. get anything. except steal. is very difficult. to be there. javier and johnny have not been able to play for a long time. they had to grow up fast. they live in an adult world where people worry about a better future and what the best strategies are for getting to the us. miriam and violet collect some money in order to buy a warm break first before the train arrives if they manage to get on they'l

karen will have to stay until eric is better she can stay at the hostel. eventually eric is able to keep food down. he'll have to go back to the clinic in a few days. i would have preferred to go on but if the boy's ill it's because god wanted it this way. one of the trip to be longer. is thirty one year old catholic has pinned her hopes i'm caught she says she will only make it as far as he allows she's hoping to get to miami. that's what she and her sons all pray for. johnny the oldest son who is fourteen would have preferred to stay in honduras but he knows how difficult it is for a single mother there he never went to school he had to work as a salesman. we ask him what he wants to do when he's older. anything. except steal. is very difficult. to be there. harvey and johnny have not been able to play for a long time. they had to grow up fast. they live in an adult world where people worry about a better future and what the best strategies are for getting to the us. miriam and violet collect some money in order to buy a warm blanket first before the tra

you saw eric. marlin the fellow was on active duty on the day of the murder. because of the fall of the store and they will pause here and yes they walk to the car they were confronted by two suspects at least one holding a gun and they demanded property money while the gunman held the female robbery victim on the driver's side of the car eric but began to struggle with the male victim. the gunman panicked fired a shot at the passenger and the taste in the head. so when i had received an information that eric was dead to first name came to mind was joyce choking. a few hours later marlin to fill the arrested george coca the next day the two witnesses identified using this photo lineup provided by the new orleans police department. and then. from. there. claims he was never there he told police that he spent the night in this motel after attending a high school dance at the superdome. leave the dance with another young man who fits the description of the gunman given by the witnesses. the police his story and eyewitness when you have. to. do it. in one nine hun

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with russia points out the internal contradiction whether trump intended it or not but i agree with eric absolutely trump is is a businessman and he doesn't think in terms of geopolitics or american hegemony he thinks in terms of plus. minuses of a balance sheet and he sees that there's a huge trade deficit between the us and the e.u. therefore he wants to correct that any way he can and. that's his problem but is that happening because exactly right after the bluster of it all i mean trump called himself a stable genius which is quite remarkable for a politician to say i must say but mccrone came right out after what we really didn't agree to anything ok i mean again i always have i have this is just so but i would like to underline the fact that. there is always talking about create an independent group of defense so i was working the moment. of my call i'm going to answer to trump so we don't want to pay more so get back to you or you nato and we're going to bite or at least independent europe. of defense but if it's if that were to come to pass if that were to come up pass i tend to

we believe that can happen in this country, and we believe that our people, people like eric garner, people like michael brown, j, people like sandra planned can live fully and freely in this country we helped build. >> eugene, the question is those of us that engage in the questions and moves, whatever tactics we may use, are not anti-police. we are pro what is right and good police are smeared because of the actions of bad police and the lack of accountability of bad policing. and i think that a lot of people on the right try to miscast this as anti-police rather than really saying that we want policing to work for everybody. >> there's no question about it. we have to -- there have to be reforms and intelligent reforms. in a city like chicago and many other cities, there is a long history of distrust. but we have to make sure that reform doesn't become paralysis either. the community is sensitive to that also. how do you simultaneously fix policing but also have police attend to issues that are concerns in the community and that continues to be the rub. i'm real concerned as the c

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then we will talk about eric garner. this week marks four years after he was killed in a string pulled by new york police. what is happening to the police officer? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "nelson mandela" by youssou n'dour. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peacace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: today marks the 100th birthday of nelson mandela, perhaps the world's most famous former political prisoner. he was imprisoned 27 years in south africa before he was released in 1990. he was elected the country's first black k president four yes lateter. on tueuesday, former p president barack obama spoke in johannesburg at an event marking the centennial and used his first major address since stepping down as president to issue thinly veiled criticism of president trump. pres. obama: the other was a shame among political leaders where they are caught in a life and they just double down and they lie some more. you have to believe in facts. facts, there is no basis for cooperatio

want we don't want to do anymore because it would actually just ruin the joy of winning the war cap eric who are sure reading of her the german f.a.a. the dia be handled this because they at one point said we need an explanation they already had an explanation but it didn't seem to get any traction with them. well the dia of beers made the mistake just before the world cup did start. after the pictures were published with the other go on. do not forget the other guy. there was a press meeting in preparation of the world cup and they asked the grand to talk to the press people of germany and he did it and never the less than that in the first match after that the people in the stadium there were shouting on going no on and there there didn't like his appearance now for germany who is ill didn't talk to the press he didn't talk at all until last sunday and that was a big mistake the be should have forced him to give at least this a small statement why he has done this picture at this point of the year was missed they are the ground so they missed it and now they belong to the group of the

eric, by wednesday in the upper 80s. download the accuweather app and track the winds to see where the fire is going. >>> anthony florez is here with a look in sports. >> football starting to get going for the 49ers and the raiders. what the raiders hope doug martin brings to the backfield and the >>> this is doug martin's first training camp with the raiders. just like the rest of his teammates in silver and black, martin is looking for a bounce-back year. martin signed during the off season after his entire six-year career at tampa bay. the 29-year-old oakland native is expected to add depth to a running back group that will likely feature marshawn lynch. >> growing up, i used to watch marshawn. i modeled my game after him. i don't think he knows that. i guess now he will. he's definitely a great back when it comes to the game with how knowledgeable he is and how to shake tackles and how to read and all that stuff. he's definitely been a great help to me. >>> the little league intermediate world series takes over liver

community could be in for another surprise when it comes to iran or let's cross over to tehran with eric randolph here's a correspondent for the french news agency. tell us more about iran's reaction or latest statements concerning their country. so far pretty muted they are rushing into a response from the top officials. lower down officials who have given a mixed response some say. no way to iran to negotiate unless the u.s. comes back into the nuclear deal others say for instance the foreign policy commission saying. we shouldn't make negotiations with the u.s. it's a blue we need to find a way to move forward so this is a bit of a mix but nothing from the top leaders yet now when president rouhani originally negotiated the rand nuclear deal hardliners in his country vilified him politically can he even afford to begin to pursue a rapprochement with the u.s. a second time i mean this is clearly the rouhani has very little political capital with most of the states alone is it just missed the all the nuclear deal in trying to fifteen on reaching out to the well going to try to foreign i

next to sharon is eric draper. [ applause ] eric served as president george w. bush's chief white house photographer the entire eight years of bush's presidency photographing him daily during his activities at the office, abroad and in his personal life. draper was eventually named special assistant to the president and is the first white house photographer to be named a commissioned officer to a u.s. president. [ applause ] during his tenure eric also directed the oversight of film to digital documenting the presidency. last but certainly not least is lawrence jackson. [ applause ] >> but certainly not least. [ applause ] >> lawrence started his career at the virginia pilot 10 years covering lot sports, news and in depth picture stories before joining the press in boston in 2000 and 2002 he covered capitol hill, the white house and major sports teams seven more years. in march, 2009 he became an official white house photographer under the obama administration where he stayed until january, 2017. in march, 2017 he started his freelance photography business cover

and he joins us now eric how big is the bite from this fool in the reality what will the consequences be well so far we haven't seen the worst effects of that as the continues to deteriorate imports are going to cost more and that's going to start to really stink the normal population but what it does reflect is that people have lost faith in the government to deal with the economic problems in the country they're rushing to the dollar to try and find somewhere where they can keep their money safe we've also seen gold prices shooting through the roof and it's a sign of that lack of trust in the government to keep things light especially as u.s. pressure continues to mount and sanctions are just around the corner again next week and is the iranian government doing anything about the situation that we know of. yeah it's been quite interesting while the economic policies are still rather vague and they haven't got anything to convincing to get around that we are seeing them start to crack down a bit on corruption there were sixty arrests over the weekend of people who were described as h