sims' say they started getting different stories from the school about what happened and what could br done. stacey dant, parent: " no one apologized."buttedjosh and caitlin sims, parents: "frankly we expected the school to advocate a little bit more for us and department with us. and to be honest." online records showed the school is under probation, but don't show any injuries or complaints for the past three years.child protective services told the sims' it could be a few more weeks before a report is ready.today they contacted parker police on their own. josh and caitlin sims, parents: "how many incidents have happened? parents need to know the truth. this is what happened to our child and this is how it was not properly handled." (jrstone) that was jeff todd reporting. the lawsuit filed is against the school, its parent company, and the teacher involved. a statement from the school's company says it has taken the appropriate steps in a continuing investigation. (jrstone) after the break... a look at an experimental brewery... where beer goes from tap to table... next in dine and d

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may mentioning in brils br. will be supporting the u.s. and putting for british troops on the ground in afghanistan. the president is going for tea tomorrow afternoon at windsor castle before going to helsinki. he'll go to scotland for a bit of golf. >> thank you, sedgwick talk to you in a little while. >>> all kinds of headlines on tariffs, nafta, kayla tausche is monitoring that for us. >> we're going on an hour of the secretary of the treasury being questioned on capitol hill every single member of congress that is on the house financial services committee has had a question about trade here's what the treasury secretary said about business uncertainty. >> for cnbc, does a survey of cfos of major u.s. companies and 65% have reported that they fear u.s. trade policy will negatively impact their firms over the next six months how does the administration think about business uncertainty as it calculates its trade poli policy >> mr. chairman, i can assure you that the president is very much focused on economic growth and i can also assure y

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it's where we'll be sending br >>> new details tonight in the mysterious murder of an arlington man. police have arrested a man in howard county. john kindies agiodannis can a w check and police found him suffering from gunshotas wounds. he a data analyst and former soccer coach at washington lehigh school committee today arlington police announced tedy have charg 42-year-old jitesh patel with murder as well asla bu as well as possession of a firearm. >> early on in the vestigation, it was determined that the suspect and the victim were known to each other and that this is a targeted incident and there was not an ongoing known threat to the community. >> patel is being h held inard county pending extra digs to virginia. >>> unbelievable video out of miami. check this out. this is a condo building as it crumbles. >> this was a planned demolition but then something went wng. boy, did it. >> dan grossman from our system station in miami has the story. >> for a few hours after this collapse, dogs were brought in outo look thr the rubble for an abundance of caution and that's when investi

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just such a mellow, thoughtful,gu amazing >> reporter: atlanta police believe the suspectodwho shot br is the same man seen in this surveillance video. police say this suspectca acked someone two days before the shooting and that car wa a used the getaway car in the shooting. broder is the father of a 9-month-old girl. his wife teaches at a local nursery school. he remns i critical condition at piedmont hospital in atlanta. broder has worked at this millie's location for the past two years.at we're told t he's undergone several surgeries so far. he remains in intensive care. that's the very latest. doreen, back to you. >> we hop he pulls through. thank you, mark. >>> it's been a painfst y, one that the d.c. police haven't been able to solve for four years. where is relisha rudd in the little girl was 8 years old when she disappred from the d.c. homeless shelter. today police released this age progression image of what relisha might look like at t aiming of 12. she was last seep with janitor khalil tatum who killed his wife and then killed himself as police closed in onhim in the search

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i asked what was going on and everyone wanted to talk about br exit. and i said i thought it would happen. and then we cut the ribbon. the reason i felt it would happen because -- was because of immigration. i think that is one of the reasons why i got elected. most people did not agree with me. barack obama said -- well, your country will have to get at the back of the line if it happened. which i thought was a terrible thing to say, frankly. i thought it was going to happen and it did. -- as far asthat negotiating the deal, i probably would have done my suggestion to the prime minister but she can always do that. she can do that at some point. [indiscernible] would you have walked away? president trump: she can't walk away. suggestion. my it was respectfully submitted. she will do very well. she is a tough negotiator. i have been watching her the last couple of days. she is a very smart and determined person. i can tell you there are a lot of people looking up taking -- left a lot of people in her wake. she is a beer he smart, tough, and capable pers

we had him friday in advance now he will react to president putin 's comments calling bill br owder out of all people, it's very bizarre on making money with charles payne. tune in 6:00 p.m. eastern for this must-see interview and you've got to imagine that this drama playing out has perhaps a slight effect on the markets here the dows crossed the unchanged line 87 times so far we've got the unfolding developments in helsinki, we're watching the money pendulum swinging and the oil prices definitely pressuring the markets at least certain areas as we mentioned earlier we saw oil plummeting about 4% at the lows of the session but on the other hand the earning season so far has really given investors reason to celebrate and this week there's plenty of earnings juice coming your way, 12% of the s&p 500 and seven dow companies report results over just the next five days, so what will drive market action this week? all the diplomatic angst and developments or crude awakening in the energy market, let's get to the floor show my super smart traders guys the next shiny object for investors or wa

> the kremlin slamming indictment claiming the sole purpose is to, quote, spoil the atmosphere from br monday's summit between trump and putin. the director of kenneth institute and the former ambassador to the united nations arms control director under president reagan and the author of "reagan, 48 hours that ended the cold war." matthew, you first. >> good evening. >> the kremlin denies the indictment but how will they react? what will they do? >> i think the indictments raise the political stakes for the summit. there is no question there is more at stake for president trump not only what he faced directly with the mueller investigation, what shoe is going to drop next and how much opposition from the democrats and the run-up to the election and from his own party but the stakes are high for putin as well. this could easily by the last summit that putin gets in a trump administration if trump is seen to walk away from this summit with either extreme. either with nothing, in a sense having been defeated, proven that putin somehow out-negotiated him or with the deal that trump thinks

wall street journal editorial board wrote a piece about you this weekend saying donald trump meet bill br owder. it begins like this, vladimir putin knows what he wants from donald trump and one priority is help in silencing businessman and human rights advocate bill b rowder, so tell mr. trump and he and mr. browedder were both targeted by fusion gps the political gun for hire that the steele dossier in 2016 tell us what happened with you and fusion gps, bill. >> so just a little bit of background on the story. the department of justice discovered that there was some of the money from the magnitskyn itsky case in new york , they opened up a criminal case against a russian oligarch and fusion gps came into work for the russian oligarch so fusion gps, the firm that did the trump dossier, started to do a smear campaign on me and they put together all of the talking points about me for the trump tower meeting where she went into speak with donald trump jr. and i would deduce that fusion gps and glenn simpson therefore put together the same talking points for vladimir putin because they were

the park is shut down and bryce --br e's character, claire feels really bad and kind of uses her settleme money to put together this like dinosaur protection group, and says like, we have to save animals. they're essentially endangered species. we can't just let them diend half the world is like, i think you should just let them die. [ light laughter ] and -- and then she puttogether a a team and goes back to try to extract some of the dinosaurs and that's like the first, maybe third to first half of the movie is just getting the nosaurs off the island. and it's this amazing natural is disaster, xtinction level event happening, it's really action packed. and then it es off the island and becomes more of a confined kind of -- it's a really cool like horror film inside of like an enchanted castle. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: 's almost like a a haunted -- >> it's like a haunted mansion a rror film and it's -- the director, j.a. bay really, really good at this kind of a movie. he does like great suspense, it has an awesome score and then in the end it opens up the door to kind of show you wh

. >> there are overlaps br the back page said we're just a website. you can't blame us. it's a koch kacomplicated issue it's not incorrect to suggest the first amendment isn't there. there are state laws and the supreme court has said states have the ability regulate firearms. this is a complicated legal issue. >> certainly scary to think somebody can board a plane with that or walk into a school with that. >> be anywhere you are. >> thanks have a good afternoon. >> you, too. >> good afternoon. our democracy itself is in the cross hairs. glares red flag that came from homeland security chief on theish of foreign interference that have come to define the 2016 elections. less than 100 days out from the 2018 midterms, that picture could not be more clear. facebook says it's uncovered a new covert campaign to spread devicive political messages. the social network says it cannot confirm who is behind this attack, but says some of the activity is similar is to what we saw before and after the 2016 elections. if facebook is removing 32 accounts from facebook and instagram. as "