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elizabeth macdonald. we begin with the helicopter pie hot who is dead after an emergency landing in the middle of manhattan. jackie? >> one fatality in this crash. but the news from the city is that there is no terrorist expected -- suspected here. and every one in the building behind me is safe. take a look at the pictures and video we have from four hours ago when the helicopter crashed and made an emergency landing on the top of 787, 7th avenue. apparently the visibility went pretty bad. dense fog and heavy rain falling in manhattan pretty much every day. we are sitting at 57th and 1st, north of times square.

it's a busy area for pedestrians and traffic alike. it was amazing how emergency responders rushed to the scene. take a listen to what the president had to say about that. president trump: i spoke to governor cuomo about the helicopter accident in new york. we have our folks working closely with new york city and new york state. it's a big tragedy. there will be a report in a little while what happened and why it happened. a sad event. the pilot was killed. reporter: we have pick stiewrls tweeted out of the fdny of what the scene looked like. you can see the actual crash site. mayor deblasio said it was difficult to cope with the fire that ensued because this crash was more than 55 stories up.

>> they had to deal with a fire above the 50th story which is difficult in any circumstance, including this weather. fdny did an extraordinary job. reporter: this block at 7th between 50th and 51st. it's full of emergency vehicles. it's remarkable only that one fatality is what we are look at tonight. reporter: investigators seem to have a pretty good handle on what happened there. joining me now, aviation expert and president of boyd international, michael boyd. thanks for joining us. when you saw what happened there in new york city today, your takeaway from what happened is

what? >> i am just wondering whether 787, 7th avenue is a heliport and he was trying to set it down on something solid. this is the first one i remember since 1977 that had an accident in town. i think this one of those things that can break. blake: the congresswoman from that district said we cannot rely on good fortune to protect team on the ground. it's past time for the faa to ban unnecessary helicopters over our urban city. the risks to new yorkers are just too high. is this a one-off or does the congresswoman have a point? >> both. we have a lot of traffic over the city and she is making a

good point. this isn't omaha, this is manhattan. anything that goes down will hit something else. i'm afraid the congresswoman has a good point that needs to be looked at. blake: it was an plj emergency landing -- michael, we'll jump on from you there. michael boyd from boyd international. the new york governor, andrew cuomo on the scene with his first reaction echoing what many first feared when they heard the initial report of a crash at a new york city sky scraper. >> if you are a new yorker you have a level of ptsd from 9/11. i remember that morning all too well. so as soon as you hear an aircraft hit a building, i think my mind goes wherever new

yorkers' minds go. blake, the former fbi operative and carbon black that just. you got the tweet, the text, the email. when you saw this and you heard helicopter into a building. a lot of people's minds went there when you think of new york city. >> what i used to do for the fbi was counter-terrorism. my first thought was could this be some sort of attempt at a terrorist attack. turns out it wants and we are pretty fortunate. it's hard to launch a terrorist attack' after 9/11. blake: the fear is still there but you think it's gotten to the point so far down the road that security is where it needs to be right now? or is it still short. >> for the sort of attack we saw on 9/11, hijacking a civilian

aircraft and ramming it into the building to do significant damage. especially into crowds, it's much more difficult than it was pre 9/11. physically it's different. but many different kinds of attacks we are concerned about. blake: you are worried about cyber-security. >> i think we have spent a lot of time and effort in hardening our physical security. but we are vulnerable in our cyber attacks, particularly in protecting our infrastructure. even our function or healthcare sector. we need to get a little bit better at protecting that. >> this was an knowledge landing and the pilot put the helicopter down on the top of the building. it could have bench much worse in the heart of new york city today.

is the pilot a hero? >> i think the pilot absolutely managed a very difficult landing in heavy weather with malfunctioning aircraft. by handing on top of the building, he saved a lot of people. blake: the markets immediately reacted to the headlines of the helicopter crash. the positive momentum from last week continuing, though, on the corner of wall and broad. >> we are along the longest running streak for the dow in more than a year's time. after the news hit of the helicopter crash in midtown manhattan. bouncing back, though, after we got details of this. there was only one person killed and it was not a terrorism

event. a sales force to acquire ablo software. meantime we had a merger with ratheon and united tech. they have to spin off two other units. back to you. blake: susan, thank you. coming up, after rivers on mexico on hold at least for the moment. president trump issues another threat to china. what the president says will happen if he doesn't get to meet with xi jinping later this month. google is getting ready to fight if the government wants a big tech breakup.

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blake: tariffs with mexico not going into effect today. the president saying two days of negotiation with mexico put that off to the side for now. however, the talks about mortar rivers for chie d for china havt

subside at all. >> there are teams work in other countries trying to stop the flow of illegal immigrants to the united states. it also reaffirms the asylum rules president trump wants. >> those crossing the u.s. border will be rapidly returned to mexico where they may await the adjudication of their asylum claims. >> the threat of tariffs increases the speed of the deployment of troops to mexico's southern bored. the imports into china fell sharply last month. soybeans fell 24% going into china from may of last year.

total exports in china rose in may. that's because companies in china are rushing to get orders out on a boat before the deadline. the chinese refuse to confirm that a meeting will happen. president trump: i think president xi of china, great relationship with him. he's scheduled to be there. limits see what happens. >> president xi said over the weekend he does want a trade deal. >> [through the interpreter] it's hard to imagine a complete break from china and china and the united states. and our american partners are not interested in this. president trump is my friend, and i am convinced he also is not interested in this.

>> there is posturing going on, the u.s. going forward with the plan to put everything else china imports into the united states under a tariff. the public hearing is next monday. blake: it seems to be pretty much status quo. there could be new tariffs for china and the new threat for mexico isn't over just yet. how you doing, steve? >> so the market seemed to like the move that the tariffs against mexico wouldn't be going forward. but then you have the president and the secretary of state coming out saying if things move backwards with mexico the tariffs are still on the table. >> the threat is still there which creates uncertainty which is not good for investment in the future.

other thing that's out there auto tariffs. putting tariffs on autos and auto imports. that would devastate germany and central europe and be bad for the american economy. so that is affecting investment. week only hope when president trump meets with president xi that we'll get a resolution on the china dispute. that will be a good path for this auto dispute as well. blake: the president has to make a decision most of likely by november. as you know, he's a quote-unquote tariff man. and you know which way he thinks as it relates to tariffs. mexico suddenly out of nowhere and china. why has the market been up the last week? it seems we are in a tariff environment and it won't move out of that environment anytime

soon, it appears. >> tariffs are another word for sales taxes. it's starting to impact the economy. the reason the market took a turn for the better is their belief in the magic of the federal reserve. blake: is that why the president is in a win-win scenario? they will either get a trade deal with china or they will lower rates at the fed? >> don't put too much faith in the feds moving the economy. if he gets the deal with china the fed's actions will be far less important. one thing that will be important is we should look forward for removing all sales tax and stuff coming into our country. make us the magnet for the world. in the meantime we'll have to

try to get the problems out of the way some day the democrats are going to come back in and they will use tariffs if we continue on this path for their own agenda, like the radical green agenda. blake: that's the thinking with executive orders. do you think the president would use tariffs to get something like that? >> sure they would. we have the president now. i think there will be a move in congress to put more parameters on the discretion of the executivexecutive putting on ths taxes. >> if you think there is a deal with china, you think it happens in one month? >> i think it will happen in july-august. xi wants a deal. i think the president would like to get this out of the way. if there is a deal, it will be a

huge one in terms of numbers. agricultural exports, new markets. if it happens it will do nicely. blake: we are tracking several other stories tonight. a new report out by a south korean human rights group claiming north korea conducts hundreds of puck excuse. it identified 323 sites used by the regime to murder some of its own citizens. to the dominican republic and david ortiz, the former boston red sox shot at a nightclub. according to reports he left the hospital and headed for a plane the sox sent to the airport. he has already undergone

multiple hours of surgery. police say the suspected shooter and the getaway driver are now in custody. back in the united states, the measles outbreak still spreading as cases have been reported in idaho and virginia. the centers for disease control says that brings the total to 1,022 cases in 28 states alone. this is the worst measles outbreak in the u.s. since 1992. tony awards dipping to the lowest viewership ever. viewership down 14% from last year's show. we are learning google's parent ago a bet is preparing to fight back. charlie gasparino is here.

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blake: the department of justice could be looking to crack down and big tech, and google might be searching for its defense. a lot of headlines over what the trump administration might be doing. a whole lot of components. senior correspondent he. charlied, charliegasparino has . here is what we are hearing.

high on the list is google for the simple reason of its dominance in search. it has subsidiary corporations. there is all sorts of talk about how certain of those corporations like youtube is favored through search as well as other entities. google, inside google they are gearing up for a big battle with the doj over anti-trust issues. one thing we haven't gotten, i don't think the doj has officially told google it's under investigation. i don't want to say public enemy number one. but the one that's going to be scrutinized the most of because of what i laid out to you.

google thinks it has pretty good counter arguments. the ftc, i believe, investigated google in 2014-2015, ruled 5-0 not to bring cases against them. it was i am already issues, competitiveness and stifling competition. they think they have their arms laid out. though this is a different ballgame, a different political dynamic. and the trump justice department while it's generally free market, has gone off on tangents. it went off on a tangent with the at&t time-warner which they lost. you have to look at the intangibles here. it's not just anti-trust. it's donald trump the president of the united states who singled

out google as being possibly a monopoly. in an interview with cnbc he mentioned google in particular. they are gearing up over there and gearing up at the doj. the trump justice department hasn't ruled out -- they saying this could be a civil or criminal probe. criminal probes are highly unusual. so, you know, how he get a cartel out of this, it could be individuals involved. anything is years away. google has no comment. blake: is this your sense it's google doing its due diligence or google gearing up for a fight they think is real?

>> they think they are under the gun. from what i gather today, there has been no official word word. no subpoena or civil or investigative demand. sometimes in anti-trust it's generally civil. not criminal. again that would be an outlier case. i don't think that has happened yet. but the word out of the white house is we are coming for you and you are at the top of the list. the doj could have allowed the fec or ftc to look at google and if he chose to take the case itself, there is some intent here in terms of civil or criminal prosecution. most of likely civil. blake: as somebody centrals up to 1600 pennsylvania avenue every today, i can tell you who knows where this goes.

>> donald trump proves markets every day. blake: the republican senator from florida, rick scott. great to talk to you as always. so you heard from charlie there. you said the senate committee might have a stayover. >> we know they are dominant. we are concerned about how they use data. our own personal privacy. they should take this seriously. i think it make sense to review when somebody has that much dominance. there is all this conversation about how they are using our data and do we have personal privacy? i think it's the right thing to do to look at how they are doing it and see what happens. blake: you hear from your democratic colleagues, it's too big and you have to break them up. but president trump said quote

well, i can tell you they discriminate against me. people talk about collusion. the real collusion is between the democrats and these companies because they were so against me during my election run every year. is your worry privacy only, or are you worried about discrimination against in this case the republican president. >> for you as an individual, how they are use your data. and we all want to make sure when we have elections that they are free and fair. and everybody that plays in this arena does it in a fair manner. but what i'm concerned about is data and your personal privacy. blake: i want to turn your attention to tariffs. mexico and the u.s. coming to that agreement to hold off on tariffs. i have known you for a long time before you got into the politics

game. you were a businessman. i imagine the businessman in you does not like the talk of tariffs. but the threat is still there. do you agree with the tack the president is taking? >> it clearly worked. the democrat won't help us to get anything done. we know we have to change the laws and put up money for border security. the democrats won't be a partner so the president was put in an awkward position. it did work. i'm concerned that china doesn't open up the markets, they steal our technology, they are doing a lot of things that hurt our economy. so i'm glad president is standing up. we would like to have open markets. but we can't allow ourselves to be taken advantage of, and that's exactly what's happening. blake: i'm won dwairg told him

and who is close to him. >> i talked to bob lighthizer. i don't believe they will get a deal done. they are not a good actor. they are not a partner. they are not trying to play within the rules of the world trade organization. so why are they going to change? americans are to and up and stop bying chinese products until they walk away. here is my experience as a business guy. when you do a deal and you go down a path and people agree to thing and you walk away, it will never happen. i can't think of all the deals in my business career where they walked a way. i personal hi don't trust china's negotiation strategy. i don't think they have been

fair and honest with americans. i don't see how we are going to get a deal done. when you buy a chinese product, you are helping the chinese military eventually try to defeat it. whether it's militarizing the south china sea. the worst is in our hemisphere helping maduro who is killing three-year-old kid starving to death. it breaks your heart. blake: always good to see you, sir. coming up. we have late-breaking news on the half brother of kim jong-un. the "wall street journal" just posted this story. do you have a guess as to who kim jong-un' half brother might have been talking to? turns out, it could have been the u.s. government. the details after the break.

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blake: president trump and joe biden holding dueling events in iowa. joe biden leading the 2020 democratic race in that state. joining me now, democratic strategist nathan ruben and kelsey boar. nathan, what did you think of the poll. increasing popularity along with pete beaut judge. i seem to think this is mostly a result of 100% name recognition.

the more people get to know them, the more they like them. to see vice president biden slip, he shouldn't rest easy. blake: do you want someone who aligns with your beliefs and priorities or want someone who can beat donald trump. >> 2/3 said want someone who can beat donald trump. >> he has the lead because he's branding himself as the candidate who can do that. elizabeth warren is gaining speed. that says a lot because of all the candidates, she has been putting substantial policies out there. most of of the democrats are endorsinged the same policies.

paid family leave and medicare for all. the mayor table foundation said it would be $5 trillion each year. elizabeth warren cites the wealth tax. that only only raise 67% of what these d only 6 -- that would only raise 6% of what it would cost. if they want these program, how are they going to pay for it. >> i think it's to remind voters that he is a part of the race here. joe biden and other democratic candidates will always in the president's shadow. that is the benefit of the bully pulpit, always have media attention. >> does it surprise you he's going there? >> it doesn't surprise me. he's not going to forget about

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blake: the "wall street journal" is reporting that the aas nate t assassinated half brother of kim jong-un was talking to the cia. david, thanks for joining us. brought in to talk about iran. we'll get to that in a second.

your first takeaway from the "wall street journal" story that says there was a nexus between the u.s. spy agency and the half brother of cunning * who was poisoned in an airport in 2017. >> a nexus can mean a lot of things. the cia or any intelligence organization will be underred in talking to anybody close to kim. they would be interested in approaching him. i would look at the external messaging, the reports out of korea and japan. piece them together and see what nexus means. let's turn to iran which is what we brought you in here to talk about. general prank mckenzie -- general frank mcken i said i

would think carefully and long and hard before i talk about bringing additional resources into the theater. we are talking about it, by the many going to be based on a running estimate of the situation as we go forward. he wanted access in the middle east to counter iran. iranian-backed forces might be targeting iranians. he believes that has worked. >> the last couple of decade we had a heavy force that was constant throughout the persian gulf. the troops in there were constant. prior to say operation enduring freedom, we had the sanctions we were enforcing, and post gulf war one and the liberation of kuwait. so since the end of the iraq war we pulled back since then.

putting them back in there has to be a deterrence or a self-defense piece for us. we have to ride a gray fine line between provoking iran and protect our own national interests. blake: what's been done so far has worked? >> i think it has worked. they stayed outside of the gulf. the carriers are outside the actual guilt of self. they have made incursions with aircraft to test the waters. let them know we are here to respond if you do something. blake were david, nice talking to you. house democrats and the justice department coming to terms on a key issue, but there is a lot left to fight over. we'll explain next.

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house judiciary committee said they are not suing the doj, -- essentially. do i have that right? this is so connected but they could hit the pause button. >> i think that doj had the oliv branch out for a while. saying let's work this out. courts don't want to get into this, they want it to be left to the big boys to work out. blake: you think this is theater. >> a lot of theater, but the substance will get taken care of by sitting behind closed-doors and people reading it. blake: you think that what happened, they say now we have documents, some notes to broughter members of the committee but they had a resolution vote, it gets into

the weeds, they worked something out. i guess hurray, washington? >> hard to join that cheer, but it is a good chance it will fizzle out without full-blown contempt. that does not care attorney general barr that much either. blake: she -- he is not worried. >> that is right. blake: why shouldn't he be. >> nothing is going to happen, we will he will not get dragged out of doj and put in jail. jail. blake: we've been talking about how dc is all lawyered up. but this was where they didn't have to go to the court, they figured it out, is there hope going forward? a template? >> i don't know, i don't think it is a compan a -- kumbaya momy

believe it could be in court for a long time, if they want a resolution, they have to figure it out themselves. so doj said we'll show you what we can and congress is starts to bend in this direction. >> document that doj handing over to jerry nadler and his committee, are thoug though not, we are not really sure. but it may never make it out to the light of public. >> they may have very restrictive measures in place to make sure that does not get leaked out or at least you know thrown over to media wholesale, we'll see. hard to know what the agreement is, but it is some progress. blake: i don't think it gets leaked out. >> oh, it gets leaked out but note in -- not in the norm it could be. reporter: blake: next question, invest

gates investigators. >> this is separate, on john durham, he is the one to watch, a serious prosecutor, who is not beholden to politicians, he will dig hard, and come up with credible information. blake: james trust y thank you. >> sure. >> as we start the show there was that horrific helicopter crash in midtown, manhattan today. at the axa building. one of the groups inthat building, helicopter pilot was killed. is bnp paribas, on the phone with us is the ceo. jean. thank you for joining us, thank you for calling in. describe to us the moments were look as that helicopter crashed landed on your building. >> well, thank you for having

me. as you explained. the helicopter crash landed on roof of manhattan building, where bnp paribas usa headquartered, i was in the building. on one of the highest floors, we felt it, i wanted to report, most important thing to give you a sense we have over 2 thousand employees, all of the employees present were safely evacuated. and. we're actually fully -- par dese of this dramatic situation, it is business as usual here thanks to the staff and all. blake: jean-yves million.

ceo of bnp paribas, we're glad you were safe and your employees were safe, no fatalities in the building but the pilot of the helicopter did pass away, lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, happy monday, democratic party of hate. radicaradical dimms keep losingy awards with lowest ratings as self indulge thespians hurled insults at our president. in hong kong, they took to street to denounce a law that givens chinese government authority to take people from hong kong to the mainland to stand trial. >>