HILL: In our "MONEY LEAD," President Trump says he knows just the place to hold next year's G7 and it just happens to have his name on it. The President says he's considering holding the summit at his Doral Golf Resort outside of Miami. He wants you to know, though, this has nothing to do with business.</s>TRUMP: From my standpoint, I'm not going to make any money. In my opinion, I'm not going to make any money. I don't want to make money.</s>HILL: Well the President has not made a final decision. He said officials "haven't found anything that's even close to competing with it. In the "NATIONAL LEAD," it was all a lie. The California deputy now facing criminal charges after authorities say he made up a story about a sniper shooting him. CNN's Stephanie Elam joins me live from Los Angeles. This was a major story across the country. Why do officials now believe he made it up?</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, there are several things, Erica. For one thing, there are several people standing in the parking lot who didn't hear any shots. And also the story just wasn't adding up. They didn't find bullet casings, none of that. And this deputy had said that it was coming from the apartment building, four-story building outside of the parking lot but when they checked, all they recovered was a pellet gun. Well, now this deputy Angel Reynosa has admitted he made it up and used a knife to make the holes in his uniform to look like a bullet hole, that he was never actually penetrated by a bullet. All of this made up. And at this though, it looks like according to the mayor of Lancaster, California that the motive may have been his poor performance but we're still waiting to hear from him as to exactly why he did it, Erica.</s>HILL: Interesting motivation if that ends up being the answer. Stephanie Elam, I appreciate it. Thank you. Stay with us. Our coverage on CNN continues right now.
CA Deputy Accused Of Faking Sniper Shooting Under Criminal Investigation.