want to see amy, look her up, she is on the prowl. [laughter] >> a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm jillian. top in the necessary, president trump is honoring our nation's of veterans and marking his first fourth of july in office. he's escalating his view with the main street media turning into a knockdown drag out fight. >> all this is thousands of protesters have been taken to the street nationwide. they're demanding that congress impeach president trump. some lawmakers are joining the call to remove trump from offi

office. >> the holiday weekend is here without a senate deal on healthcare moderates and conservatives are searching for a way forward and hammering out a new bill. america's news headquarters starts right now. >> we begin with president trump. he showing no signs of backing down. in his ongoing battle with the media. and one news organization specifically. the president perjuring his viewed as a wrestling smacked down in a controversial new tweet. in a speech last night he continued his attacks on the media while also honoring our nation's veterans. the president marking his first fourth of july as commander-in-chief by noting the bravery and sacrifice of those in uniform. >> you shed your blood, you poured your love, and you bared your soul in defense of our country, our people, and our great american flight. your loyalty to our nation is measured not merely in words but

in deeds, you race to gunfire, stare down enemy forces, and ran past the gates of hell. to fight until win for america, and you one for america. we are going to take care of it. >> eric: that was live in new jersey near his golf resort in bedminster. peter, a lot of the attention is on the video which the president posted a note joke video of him with the wrestling. >> and unedited clip from wrestlemania 23 which was in 2007 has been repurposed so president trump to make a point about what he sees as unfair coverage of his i administratio. the original clip shows president trump having a choreographed a fight with mcmahon. the clip today though shows the cnn logo covering mcmahon's

face, so looks like the president is having aspiring s session with the local. the cable network sees the body slamming and punching of their local as a threat. releasing a statement that says quote, it is a sad day when the president of the united states encourages violence against reporters. clearly, sarah huckabee sanders lied when the she said the president had never done so. but, the white house things that cnn is taking their defense too far. >> certainly not. i think no one would perceive that as a threat. i hope they don't. i think he is beaten up and away on cable platforms that he has a right to respond to and he does that regularly. >> reporter: it has been a regular feature on the long holiday weekend. so far, eight tweets from president trump about that precedent to get to new jersey. >> eric: meanwhile, while he has been tweeting, what are republicans saying about that in washington when they see that smacked down with the cnn logo? >> they are not really touching

it. >> eric: thank you so much. >> gillian: thank you eric. congress heads home for the jule health care bill through the senate. now, some senators think they should skip their next vacation unless they can get their work done. they're calling on majority leader, mitch mcconnell to cancel the august recess. senator rand paul of kentucky seems somewhat worried about be in any chance to make a deal at all. >> i don't think were getting anywhere. every time you had more spending and offense the conservatives. right now the bill which is not repeal has become the kitchen sink. >> gillian: garrett has more in this, live from washington. what is rand paul proposing instead of the current bill?

>> his preference is to still simultaneously repeal and replace obama care with a single bill. at this point republicans haven't been able to agree on a plan. instead, rand paul and others are proposing they divide the bill into two parts. first repeal obama care and a separately work on a bill that details what it will be replaced with. in 2015 republicans passed a bill to repeal the act and it was vetoed. they're hoping this time it will be different. >> i'm still willing to support a combined repeal and replace if we can get a good replacement plan across the finish line. if not, we should on bundle them. republicans give their word they would repeal. we should do it. we should delay the implementation date and all 100 senator should get before the american people, on camera, 18 hours a day, for all of august.

we should do better than obama care. >> the senators one of those asking to cancel the recess. on friday, ten others made the request to the leader. your hoping the extra time will help them pass some form of the current bill or come up with something else altogether. >> gillian: is the gop thinking on this that they might get some help from sponsorships from democrats if they separate the repeal and replace act? >> that's what senators rand paul, mike lee and other conservatives are hoping for. democrats have said they will not be offering help on repealing obama care but some moderates have said they want to fix the problem in the healthcare system. if republicans can repeal, they hope that he can be open to working on replacement plan. they said they hope republicans would bring a democrat sooner rather than later. >> i would say that you if you don't have the 50 votes you can

get and do budget reconciliation and get rid of the legislation. the repeal of the obama care. but if you start replacement, your back to the process where we have to work together. start working with us now. i'm willing to sit down tonight. >> at this point were told senate leadership is hoping they can get a single repeal and replace bill passed without needing any democratic support. >> gillian: i think a lot of americans will be thrilled to see republicans and democrats working together on the legislation. it stopper grabs to what's going to happen. thank you. >> eric: meanwhile, an update on inaccurate reporting from former trump -- he was responding to the retraction to the report that he supposedly had some type of ties to russia.

scare which he used a baseball metaphor to make his point. >> i thought they always have been fair to me so i wanted to give them a due process. i accepted the apology and it became clear to me that there are some uncertainty inside the organization about what the facts were and i said i'm not under investigation, i have done nothing wrong. if you don't cleared up, and of course i have to take action to protect myself and reputation. >> gillian: cnn retracted that. >> eric: scaramucci has also said that he has never done business with russia and he has never had any russian clients. >> gillian: thank you eric. as a nation celebrates its independence is july 4, law-enforcement of the biggest cities across the country are working behind the scenes and taking extra precaution to keep all of us a. they're asking folks like you and i to do our part. allison has more life or my washington, d.c. bureau. good evening.

>> reporter: hello. whenever there's a big event in a major city you can expect to see heavy security, fourth of july so different. here and in new york city police say there are no credible threats this holiday weekend, that does not mean they are backing down. >> you will see well armed police officers with long guns. you will see the vapor wake dogs do not be alarmed by that. officers are there to protect you. we believe in strength in numbers and you'll see that visibly on july 4. >> there will be a robust counterterrorism presence in new york city come tuesday. that's according to nypd chief carlos gomez. >> something to this year will be utilizing over 100 vehicles that almost 20 soundtracks. will have have you weapons teens at all the venues in manhattan and the other boroughs. >> reporter: in 2016 over 85 people died after a truck plowed

into a crowd of people in nice, france. nypd official said that attack is why they are using blocker vehicles and sand trucks. >> we have to pay attention to what's going on in the nation in the world. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to watch fireworks at the national mall. police are well prepared. >> will be prepared. we don't talk about that specifically in public. people who may want to do harm to the district of columbia are listening. >> across the country that's the message please have. do things with your family, have fun, if you see something of place, say something. >> gillian: allison, reporting from washington, thank you. >> eric: overseas now, car bomb has exploded in the heart of central damascus, the capital syria. a people were killed until more wounded. authorities say they took action to prevent the attack from being worse. it is not at this hour clear if

the attack was aimed directly at the government of bashar al-assad or if it was carried out by isis. john has more from the middle east bureau. >> searing officials say this morning suicide bombing could have been muc much worse if secy forces did not intercept to three vehicles loaded with explosives. they said please were tracking three cars heading toward the center of damascus this morning. they intercepted two vehicles a checkpoint along the airport road close enough controlled explosions. the third vehicle made it to the square where the driver blew himself in his vehicle up. today's attack comes after the holiday which marks the end of ramadan and his people were returning to work during their morning commute. no group has claimed responsibility, isis carried out an attack in damascus in march along with a former al qaeda

affiliate in syria that killed dozens of people in northern damascus. an attack in the heart of the city is rare. today sends a message that series capital remains a major target. the latest attack comes as the fight to retake raqqa from isis in northern syria continue straight on. cease-fire talks arse supposed to start soon to end the long ending and brutal civil war. >> eric: thank you. >> gillian: investigators are searching for clues in the nightclub shooting in arkansas. up next, details on someone who is in the middle of that scene. >> eric: plus majority leader mitch mitch mcconnell is working behind the scenes. will he have to look beyond capitol hill to do a? we will discuss why some say governors may be the key in making that will happen. >> work with us democrats were willing to meet you in the middle. who have always been willing to

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>> eric: they plan to use a refrigerator size spacecraft to hit a small asteroid system. they're going to catch that technique in five years so we can hope that it really does work. longline said dispensaries across nevada this weekend. recreational marijuana becomes legal. voters approve the legislation in november but it is still illegal to smoke marijuana in public. >> gillian: on healthcare. senate republicans are feeling the heat is the head into the fourth of july weekend. without a deal on healthcare. while this battle plays out on capitol hill, senator bill cassidy of louisiana says the gop needs to get state governors

on board, including democrats. >> we need governors involved, i for one have called governors on both sides of the aisle including my own and those from other states. delaware wants to stay the status quo, that should be what the governor and legislature and people of delaware decide. if louisiana said we can't include the premiums on the individual market, let us do something different. it should not be for us to decide. it should be for the people of the state to decide. >> gillian: let's begin alan smith to walk us through this. he's a politics reporter for business insider. good evening. >> thank you for having me on. >> gillian: thanks for joining us. it seems capitol hill is set came up with the issue on the healthcare issu. it's important to keep in mind that state government has an important role to play on this issue in the vote itself. can you break that down? >> if you look at where governors are having the most of

one's are no, look at the republican governor with one republican senator that expanded medicaid under obama care. ohio, arizona, nevada, these are states were governors are having an influence. senators like senator heller in nevada and the senator in ohio are some of the most critical votes on the legislation. governors get to play huge role considering mitch mcconnell can only lose to republican votes the next time the bill is brought forward and still expect to pass. the influence of the halloran portland are going to be crucial. >> gillian: as you know whopping 38 states are holding gubernatorial elections this year next year. there is understandably a spotlight on the candidates and the combatants and what they think on the issue. can you explain what the impact from them is going to be from the debate on capitol hill? >> and a lot of these gubernatorial races the biggest

is happening 2017 and some of the biggest in 2018. they will going to be prepped for their stance on healthcare legislation. right now it is not pulling terribly popular. they don't have much of a reason to express support for. they will not be casting boast on the senate floor. there have not been any candidates have come out and expressed strong support for the legislation which is crucial. some of the most pivotal races in the next year year and half. >> is fairly understandable that folks haven't come out swinging the bat. the latest poll from wednesday shows 17% of adults nationwide support the senate health care legislation in its current form. 55% disapproved. to me the sounds of items a governor, or a candidate for governor there's a lot to lose and not a lot to gain. is that right? >> there looking at this as

absolutely nothing to gain. but say they voice their support for. it fails in the senate, the narrative going around is how many people disliked it? if it passes and there's a negative affect the gubernatorial candidates will get blamed. they can quite say they're against it because there's constituents who want to see republicans come through on healthcare legislation. a lot are taking the wait-and-see approach. these are what we will see. that should change over the next month as things progress in the center further. >> gillian: about 31 states opted to take advantage of the increased medicaid coverage that was on offer under obama care. it stands to reason of the current version of this bill goes to the senate gets a conference committee and gets past as it stands today a lot of the states might potentially

lose some of that coverage in the swells on the shoulder of the governor. >> absolutely. that's why have a governor like governor k-6 in ohio and nevada. very vocally being against the legislation. strictly because the effect on medicaid. they took the medicaid expansion. unless you see the medicaid portion of the bill changed their cutting the growth in medicaid, not necessarily cutting the medicaid spending but the growth in the spending. it will not be tied directly to the increase in medical costs. the state are saying will receive less money in the future that were supposed to, that will be a popular and we don't support that. we want to see something change on the medicaid front before we reconsider if are in favor of the bill. >> that medicaid expanded coverage is tripping up gop tonight. alan, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. >> eric: meanwhile, protesters

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>> eric: tie for top of theknee. present trump twitter account sparkler controversy after he tweeted this old video clip of him wrestling debbie we head, vince mcmahon on the right. they put a cnn logo of photoshop did over mcmahon's face. cnn calling that video juvenile and criticizing the president saying, he should do his job. just last month the president described the use of twitter as modern-day presidential. congress heading into the fourth of july recess without passing the senate health care bill. now growing number of republicans who want the august recess canceled if the bill is not done by then, there's no word whether the senate leadership will actually skip their traditional vacation. law-enforcement and the largest cities are wrapping up security this weekend. please say there are no credible threats but they remind everybody if you see something say something.

so we can all have a safe and fun july 4 weekend. >> gillian: thank you. protesters are rallying across the country demanding president trump impeached. groups are in new york city right in the presence of property will joins us now, he has more from the west coast. how many people showed up in total? >> we thought saw thousands of people across the country. according to impeachment.org, protest took part of the 45 cities today. the website is accepting donations as we believe president trump has committed breaches, lied, cheated and enforces laws that benefit him in his billionaire friends at the expense of the country.

that became a rallying cry is anti- trump protesters demonstrated from new york to los angeles, many questioning ties from russia and firing of jim comey and the way he uses twitter. protesters in chicago spoke out against the border wall, travel ban and many of president's other big agenda items. >> donald trump seems to think if you tell a big now fly that it will be believed. it's not the truth that matters but victory. the protest remain peaceful while demonstrators urge congress to take steps to impeach the president. >> always relieve to hear protest remain peaceful. what about trump supporters? have we heard from them at all today? i can imagine they have been silent. >> we did. they did sharpen the same numbers of protesters but they still had a lot to say. protesters say they're pleased with the president's work so far and are not afraid to say that publicly. >> i'm not sure why they're marching for impeachment. what's the march going to do?

i'm here to show that it's okay to openly support trump. that's what i'm here for. >> supporters say they believe president trump is being maligned by fake news and politicians out to destroy his administration. >> thank you. >> eric: president trumps travel ban took effect this past week but still facing legal challenges. that's because the supreme court which partially reinstated the ban will take up the case in full in october. there are legal battles over exactly who the travel band will affect this after family members from six targeted nations, like grandparents for example were left off the list. no surprise here, it's been challenge. will the lobby upheld or scuttled? let's bring in the legal panel. the list is like, how do they make this up?

they have a son-in-law or daughter-in-law can come in but you cannot claim grandma or grandpa. no answer uncles or cousins. what will happen with legal challenges? >> there using a list from 1965 immigration laws that established the familial tree. they are seen states like hawaii have already issued a challenge in court. santa the government we need more refining of the definition of the family tree. and were asking you expanded. they're saying different families, different countries and religions how are we gonna let grandparents not commend but someone's brother-in-law. or a cousin. the administration is concerned about the six countries. they're looking for greater revise. >> eric: they can really litigate this. and if i knew relationships.

>> the united states up in court to not define what the bona fide relationship was. that's part of the problem. the decision itself should be assigned to the lower courts including hawaii. they in a factory versus stay. so that should be fine. in the decision they are essentially saying that the government is showing probability of success on the merits. that they will on all lessons become successful at the end. there was a dissenting opinion by justice thomas, alito gorsuch supported it. that they're going to have a problem not having a specific definition of a bona fide relationship. >> so something is up in court will try to rule on. >> the lower courts will start to interpret it.

hawaii will not wait that long. what will happen is the lower courts will start interpreting what they think is the bona fide relationship established business relationship. >> what a fun court says your second cousin third removed can, but grandma can't. they're going to be different rulings? >> if lower court issues a stay like they did before it could be appealed and appealed. we will see various legal battles on this interpretation. this is the state department's decision. the president has the right under the constitution to make these decisions and he should make these. >> they change their minds on being engaged, that if you are engaged or if you claim you are engaged you're allowed to come in. that's surprising because you think of marriage fraud, that's been widespread for 30 years. what's gonna stop some of her saying i'm engaged in sneak in? >> your concern is for a in your concern is that course went out of their way to point out to many of these refugee

organizations looking to assist people and they specifically point them out say you are not permitted to contact any for nationals who are trying to get asylum or come here and an effort to get on your list to establish a relationship prior to the ban coming in. they said do not attempt to commit fraud on our country and these courts because you'll be for been. >> if you are engaged, would it be unfair to try to bar the engage he? >> that will be how the state department will interpret it moving forward. there's another possible area fraud. not only the relationship but a formally documented relationship with the u.s. entity. potentially if they have a relationship with the business moving forward they could try to get an exception. if the relationships of business and educational institutions someone could invoke a waiver.

>> if your student were accepted to a college that would be an entity? >> i think students will have an easier time that business relationships will cause problems the consulates all across the world people are seeking visas to come here because what type of documentation are they looking for we don't know. >> again, we don't know if you're coming to the united states and have a meeting with apple and apple provides the proper documentation, you're probably can have a difficult time. but are you going to try to commit fraud and establish a business relationship they will accept? >> this seems so complicated, how do you think it will tie up? >> there will be a district court decision and hopefully they just want jump out and stop something from happening. make a decision a medical through the courts. there will not be any questions

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>> eric: the u.s. is deploying a warship in the south china sea. officials tell fox news that the pentagon has near the island claim by china. it's a second since the president took office. the ship is the uss -- it it was named after a sailor, he was

murdered in cold blood by the radical islamic terrorists of hezbollah during the infamous hijacking of the pwa flight in beirut, lebanon. this afternoon the ship named after him sent a message by sealing within 1 12 not a cold miles. >> gillian: clouds are gathering that for celebration this weekend and despite officials and they're not credible threats that either the federal or state law enforcement across the country stepping up security. there's been an uptick in events around the globe. >> american should be concerned that were seen a growing threat environment across the globe. we have a jihad a globalist movement that we can predict. were seen it manifest in ways that are daunting to law-enforcement. three actors with knives i very

difficult to thwart and interdict. >> joining us is rod wheeler, former homicide detective. good evening. >> good to be with you. >> gillian: can you tell us what goes on behind the scenes in terms of planning for major nationwide celebrations like the one we will see monday and tuesday? >> this is an exciting time to be here in the united states of america. i can tell you firsthand that law enforcement agencies across the country from the west coast to the east coast have been planning for this. it's so important. they've been planning for these holidays for the past six or eight months. this is an something they will be caught offguard about. what will we see? a number of things that the people who participate in the events we'll see. there are a lot of things they won't see. for example, things you will see, and increase officers with high-powered weapons.

bomb sniffing dogs. helicopters, hovering over everything making sure it's okay. what you will not see is that in d.c. we have a communication center we have several cameras on the mall downtown d.c. we are watching everything. there are a lot of things in place and law-enforcement officers are doing a tremendous job to make sure we all are safe and secure. >> gillian: they are. it's a great opportunity to thank them for their service. i hope all americans will take advantage of this weekend. president trumps homeland security advisor tells us that american should be concerned ahead of the july 4 weekend in light of the increased in jihad he activity across the globe. at the same time he says there is not a specific it credible threat right now. what are americans to do with this information as we go about our own celebrations? what should we have in mind in terms of our attitude when we

set out to celebrate july 4? >> here's what we should do as americans. the department of homeland security, tom bossert made the statement and he said there's no credible threat. that's a good news. there is no credible threat that we know of on the law-enforcement side. that means we can't become complacent. we still need to watch for things. here's what our viewers need to do, we need to go out and celebrate these exciting times. whether at the mall or wherever you may be in whatever city, support the police, but the bottom line is this. if you see something suspicious, say something. let an officer no. we will investigate it right away. >> gillian: it sounds like we should not change any of our plans. we should not cancel our plans based on fear of terrorism and terror related events, is that right? >> exactly right.

believe it or not, that is what the terrorists want us to do. they want us to change our plans and not celebrate our independence and freedom day that were celebrating this weekend. they are wrong about this. we are americans, were strong, were going to stick together were going to celebrate our fourth of july and everybody's going to be happy. we're going to have a good time. >> gillian: last year in july 4, in nice, france, for viewers who don't recall, there was a terrorist incident there. were getting ready to celebrate near the beach were attacked by a truck driver who mow down pedestrians. as a cautionary tale for the united states? not and a fear mongering sense, but in a reality sort of based sense? is something like that possible in the united states are not really? >> it is possible. it's possible anywhere, not just in the united states. having said that, again, and law-enforcement we prepare for that. what we do is, now at large

events whether your clubs, ohio where i am, or washington, d.c., we bring it large box trucks and load them with sand and things like that. it would be difficult for someone to try to penetrate that barrier or border. in addition, we use helicopters to work alongside with officers on the streets. if we see anything going on suspicious we investigate. we do take notice of those things that happened in france and everywhere else. we tried to stay one step ahead of the bad guy. >> gillian: thank you. it sounds like you and your teams out there have got us covered for which we think you. have a wonderful july 4. >> you do the same. thank you very much. >> eric: make it a safe july 4. everyone's getting ready for the july 4 weekend holiday.

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>> eric: july 4 and stormy weather conditions could impact some celebrations over the next few days. summertime thunderstorms are moving to the east. try conditions in the west could increase chances of wildfires. adams and the weather center with july 4 weekend weather forecast. hello. >> were gonna see some good weather but were also tracking a few thunderstorms, maybe some be in big before the days over as we wrap up this weekend and stretching into monday and fourth of july were looking at portions of kansas and nebraska they could stretch down into portions of oklahoma roasting good weather in the past several hours. you are seeing light ran through the rockies and in the southeast some pop-up showers often on.

try throughout portions of the midwest and stretching among the east coast. the system is moving through portions of oklahoma, severe weather is popping up as it moves off to the east. this is a rainmaker dropping heavy rainfall. it will track to the overnight hours and is widespread. six or 8 inches of localized rain may be getting higher numbers. local areas of flooding with the system over the next few days as it moves off. temperature wise will be warm in the southwest, pay attention, the next couple of days what everyone's worried about what can we expect for monday and for tuesday? the warm air piles up in the middle of the country. montana close to triple digits. we will have the heat here as we

come up on the fourth of july holiday. >> gillian: that's why am working today and air conditioning. thank you. >> gillian: the fourth of july weekend brings the future uss billings another step closer to joining the u.s. navy fleet. the ship was christened and celebrated yesterday. designed for combat and mine sweeping close to shore. it was designed in montana and is about 83% on. it will take another year and a half of construction before it officially joins the fleet. >> eric: meanwhile, for ten ton animal on the loose in the calm wisconsin suburb. how she got out and what happened, up next

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