rob: north korea is not taking our threat seriously, deploying anti-ship cruise missiles to the coastline as tension continues. >> nikki haley warning that north korea could raise or should raise pressure from all around the world, live from washington the breaking details. >> reporter: more pressure on pyongyang as north korea vows retaliation for sanctions amounting to $1 billion on their export revenues, the heaviest level against the rogue nation and a diplomatic when at the united nations led by ambassador nikki haley who said she had to twist a lot of arms to get there. >> had to twist a lot of times

when it came to china and russia. >> what we had to show them is more icbm tests before we do something and the fact that every dollar north korea government gets are not feeding their people with that, they are using it towards a nuclear weapon system so we had to stop it. >> the response is troubling, north korea showing no signs of halting its march toward icbm missiles capable of striking the united states with nuclear weapons and spy satellites detecting two anti-cruise missiles on a patrol boat, clear sign they are not listening. retired general jack king says they would be unwise to. >> they may be moving military capability but they will not take military action against allies or to be sure, that would provoke a response they could not handle from the united states. >> reporter: rex to listen continues to travel in southeast

asia, encouraging all our allies to keep pressure in the face of tensions escalating. heather: it really is scary stuff. rob: coming up, nikki haley will join us live in the studio talking how the us is dealing with the threat from north korea. in the wake of sanctions slapped on north korea, doctor sebastian gorka says the type of thing would never have happened before donald trump. >> this is not the obama white house and there's a very different man today as commander-in-chief, they should not test donald trump. >> think about all the people who not just underestimated but criticized this president. what did we achieve through the office of nikki haley, secretary

tillerson, we have a 15-0 vote in the us council. >> attorney general jeff sessions firing back slamming the city of chicago for filing a lawsuit against justice department policy on sanctuary cities. san francisco is reaffirming it sanctuary stands as well paying an illegal immigrant $200,000. kelly right live in studio with those details. >> reporter: we are watching a lot unfolding this story. jeff sessions characterizes chicago's lawsuit as astounding lawlessness. responding to the suit sessions issued a statement saying the trump administration, quote, will not simply give away grant dollars to city governments that proudly violate rule of law. chicago is a city with one of the highest murder rates in the country. federal taxpayer dollars for public safety could total more than $3 million which could be

used for police vehicles. and a requirement receive that grant for the city to report to us immigration and customs enforcement when illegal immigrants are released from custody. at least 48 hours in advance but mayor rahm emanuel defense chicago's status as a sanctuary city. >> we are a welcoming city and always will be. it worked for my grandfather hundred years ago this year. in addition are police department is built on principles of community policing. we don't want officers patrolling neighborhoods but to be part of the neighborhood and the fabric. reaching san francisco, an illegal immigrant from el salvador sued the city after police turned him over to ice. he the city violated it sanctuary city law and was awarded $190,000 in settlement. critics say the decision is ridiculous. >> it is a shameful waste of taxpayer dollars. here you have someone being

offered a settlement know gerri would have awarded him. >> that notwithstanding san francisco like chicago intends to maintain its sanctuary status, states like california, massachusetts and washington may take similar action against the trump administration. we watch developments. heather: a lot of response coming in today for sure. mayor rahm emanuel, let's begin with him. the question is what he rather posture for the liberal elites or enforce the law of the city and fix the city. they have a lot of problems in chicago. >> it has been a mess for a number of years. let's look at this, we have seen crime rates basically continue to climb, 2013, 230 murders dropping in 2014 and the spike begins, 2016, 2017, that is

where we are at this point in the year. that is 400 right now so we are beating what i thought was an unbreakable record. we are ahead of it. it is incredible. >> compared to other big cities, chicago outraged in terms of the number of murders, these other big cities you today, chicago 400, in los angeles, 155. rob: beating two cities that are bigger than chicago. so it is a big problem. let's go to a soundbite from jonah goldberg, talking about what the problem is. >> i think sanctuary cities are terrible idea but i understand why first responders and police do worry about getting cooperation out of these

communities. you can respect that reasonable concern without defying federal law. there is enormous amount of signaling going on by rahm emanuel and these guys, $3 million out of the police budget, over $1.2 billion is a rounding error. this has a lot more to do with portion democrat politics, immigration politics and a newfound love and respect for federalism by people who think every aspect of our lives should be left to the central government in washington. >> the money is not a big deal. it is more of a personal thing but there is a point to be made that police say in sanctuary city you get help from illegal immigrants when reporting crimes because they don't feel is threatened by ice but i don't think anyone with common sense thinks people via that is committing violent crimes should be protected from immigration authorities. the answer is in the middle. both sides have a point but if

you are trying to protect the violent criminal from being supported you have to be crazy. >> it is against the law they are not supposed to be here, it is against the law, we are talking about illegal criminals so we need to make that -- rob: to analyze this, judge andrew napolitano at 6:45. let's move along. fox news alert, police officer working around the clock for a man suspected of killing a rookie cop in cold blood. ian mccarthy is charged with murdering officer gary michael during a traffic stop late sunday night in missouri. >> officer down, officer down, officer down. >> michael shot dead moment after pulling mccarthy over for driving with its headlights off.

he is remembered as an army veteran living his dream of now being a police officer. >> he loved to serve and be with people. >> the happened at an ill-fated time. >> michael leaves behind a wife and two stepsons. >> another massive manhunt coming to an end, brandon powell, and escaped endangered sexual tells us that was found dead in the crawlspace of his parents home in rural ohio. officers say he shot himself as they played gin. he escaped to transport van heading to a county jail friday after stealing attribute yet again and causing a crash. he was handcuffed to the steering wheel but was not seriously injured. half a dozen snatched keys from correction officers and taken to maximum-security prison in

arkansas. and three major injuries, officials say the inmates overpower the officers and help them hostage at the facility near little rock. the prisoners later releasing the gardens, this is the second major disturbance in less then a month. >> three marines lost at sea after their aircraft crashed during a training exercise, 26-year-old lieutenant benjamin cross of maine, corporal nathaniel or way of kansas and private first class ruben velasco of california, 19 years old. 23 other marines were rescued after it went down off of the australian coast. crews working on recovering the records that caused that crash is at this point unknown. a victim of the world trade center attacks in new york city has just been identified nearly

16 years later, the discovery the result of new advanced dna technology. the victim is a male but his family has chosen to keep his name private. he is now the 1641st person to be identified in the 9/11 attacks, 1112 people are technically unaccounted for it has been two years since the last victim was named. heather: a third boy scout electrocuted in a tragic sailing accident. the scouts sailed into a power line near dallas texas. thomas larry dying from his injuries days after the accident. we told you he was trying to recover. pronounced dead at the scene. rob: some extreme weather, millions of people picking up

the pieces, powerful storms in the northeast. heather: a possible tornado tossing cars around like toys. dramatic surveillance video showing the moment violent winds flipping a parked car, no one was injured. rob: was this a tornado or streamline wind? major concern this morning is flooding. heather: janice joins us, straight-line winds can be powerful. >> we will find out later if this was a tornado. a powerful cold front part of the ingredients that was set up for damaging winds across the northeast and mid-atlantic but look at this, 60s, 50s, powerful cold front set records in terms of record lows overnight last night and you can see along that front showers and thunderstorms

again today from the southeast, mississippi towards the mid-atlantic and looking at potential of showers across the four corners and tropical storm franklin made landfall across yucatán going across the gulf of mexico into mexico again for a possible second landfall is a tropical storm, perhaps a hurricane. we are watching franklin, it is that time of year in the atlantic and pacific. >> i heard this was going to be a bad hurricane season. >> we shall see. it only takes one bad hurricane to make it a severe year. >> those waters are warm. 13 minutes after the hour, taxpayer dollars saved, how many americans no longer on food stamps. >> al gore's inconvenient truth sql not exactly burning up the box office. will he demand a recount?

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>> san francisco reaffirms its policy by paying an illegal immigrant nearly $200,000. kelly right live in studio with details on that. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions is not pleased with the city's decision to file a lawsuit over it sanctuary city status describing the city's action as astounding lawlessness. the attorney general issuing a statement in response staying political leadership of chicago has chosen deliberately and intentionally to adopt a policy that obstructs the country's lawful immigration system. they demonstrated open hostility to enforcing laws to protect law enforcement and instead of adopting an official policy protecting criminal aliens who prey on their own presidents, chicago could lose $3.2 million of public safety grants but mayor rahm emanuel says the city is not going to cooperate with federal authorities on

immigration enforcement. >> we are a welcoming city and always will be. grandfather 100 years ago this year. in addition our police departments built on the principles of community policing. >> reporter: san francisco, an illegal immigrant from el salvador sued the city for violating it sanctuary city law. after police turned him over to ice. he received a settlement of $190,000 with a public apology from city leaders. >> it is a shameful waste of taxpayer dollars. here you have someone being offered a settlement that no jury would have awarded him. >> the head of san francisco's republican party blasts the city calling it a shameful waste of taxpayer dollars. we follow development on both of these stories, more states likely to follow suit. >> reporter: paying someone to

break the law is what they did. the trump administration will no longer treat miami-dade county of the sanctuary community the miami herald reporting carlos jimenez has received a letter from the doj saying the county is in full compliance with federal immigration requirements and will receive a nearly $500,000 government grant. miami-dade reversed it sanctuary policy in february, now the second county along with clark county to be cleared by the trump administration this month. >> new evidence north korea is not listening to our threats was the rogue nation deploying anti-ship cruise missiles as the tension continues to boil. >> the us ambassador to the un nikki haley wants north korea could or should brace for pressure from all around the world. griffin jenkins has breaking

details. >> reporter: not just pressure from the us but the entire international community and in pyongyang after a troubled response by north korea in the face of sanctions amounting to a billion-dollar cut of their export revenues with harsh retaliation as we watched on their state run media. >> translator: there is no bigger mistake in the united states. >> north korea showing no signs of plans to halt its march towards arming icbm missiles capable of reaching the us with nuclear weapons, us spy satellites detected the north loading two anti-cruise missiles on a patrol those on their east coast. sanctions were a major diplomatic win at the united nations led by ambassador nikki haley 13-0 vote by the un security council voting to slap the heaviest sanctions yet on the rogue regime.

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the international community includes china and russia, we know two things, one is this is a rapidly dangerous situation being created by the north koreans and the second thing, this is critical, this is what enhanced ambassador haley's hand, this is no longer the obama administration of appeasement, they know full well that this administration will not stand for nuclear ice icbm pointing at the united states with the capability to hit and as a result she is playing a much stronger hand. >> terror taking over the sea, taking the trip of a lifetime into horror for 2000 passengers on a cruise ship, the see princess becoming a ghost ship as it passed through dangerous waters on the eastern side of africa known for somali pirate attacks, more than $50,000 for a

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russia investigation. >> impaneling the grand jury, shows that bob mueller is pursuing potential wrongdoing by the russians, the attack on our democracy, seriously and diligently and there is no minimum for underestimating that attack. heather: the president tweeted interesting to watch richard blumenthal of connecticut talking about the russia collusion when he was a phony vietnam con artist. the present referring to an embarrassing moment from 2010 when richard blumenthal mischaracterized his military service, richard blumenthal said your bullying hasn't worked before and it won't work now. no one is above the law, saying this isn't about me. it is about the special counsel

on the independence and integrity, the president got the last word on social media tweeting a richard blumenthal should take a nice long vacation in vietnam where he lied about his service so he can at least say he was there. is the president defending himself or creating more problems for himself? >> let's talk about pickle for a second. heather: a young trump supporter named dylan, nickname pickle and it turns out there was some drama surrounding his birthday cake, the cake he mentioned in his letter to donald trump, take a listen. >> i like you so much that i had a birthday about you. my cake with the shape of your hat. >> it turns out his mother had to bake birthday cake for him because they could not find the bakery willing to do that. this is ruffling feathers on

social media. angel said go to someone else. i hope they go out of business. this tweet saying isn't that discrimination? discrimination or freedom of speech, reminding a lot of people of the baker who refuse to bake a cake for these things. heather: the little red cake. she did a great job. she could go into business herself. university of georgia people can change their grade. university of georgia professor introduced interesting class policies, students can actually change their grade if they are stressed out. here are some of the other -- they can be open but come all tests and exams designed to assess low-level mastery of course material. if you are stressed by your grade you can email the

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i don't care if i get elected, don't care if i get defeated. if they think because i'm up for election i can be wrangled into voting for blank but i don't like, they are all crazy. rob: maxine waters not ruling out the concept of an all-black political party, have got to organize their power. >> should start their own political party. >> not at this point. you got to show that you are willing and able to put the numbers together and exercise your influence. >> when black people are strong enough they could branch out into their own parties. >> sanctuary city showdown brewing between the justice department and chicago mayor rahm emanuel as that city sues after the administration vowed to block federal grants that do not comply with the fed.

the doj fires back. heather: the center for immigration studies, what is your point of view? is there a case on this? >> no. incredible, where do citizens of chicago go to get sanctuary from policies inflicted on them by their leaders? federal law says sanctuary policies are illegal and in order to get funding from the department of justice you have to be in compliance with federal laws, it is a violation of federal law against sanctuaries, a federal judge says it is fine for the payment of justice to withhold funds if jurisdictions are not complying, and the city of chicago, changing their policies which would protect

everyone in chicago, they have instead decided to file a lawsuit, spending more taxpayer money, they stand little chance of winning. >> not just chicago. and raped by this illegal immigrant deported 20 times. the other thing, impacts law enforcement, make their jobless safe, to track these people down. >> they don't want to cooperate with the feds because it is disruptive and scary to the immigrant community blues people in the community are scared of the release of criminal aliens back into the community. it makes no sense, doesn't

affect community policing in any way and the federal government has to step in because sanctuaries are not going to change on their own and taxpayers should not subsidize dangerous policies. rob: the trump administration say they are rounding up criminals and looking for criminal illegal aliens. when you look at poll numbers when they ask people what they think of things where he cities the problem they have with them is allowing criminal aliens back into the community. there is a consensus most would agree with the way this is being operated, lines are being blurred in all the rhetoric. heather: it is 80% they should follow federal standards. >> that is exactly right. >> sorry we didn't have more time but we will try to get to you next time. 55 minutes after the hour. heather: you can't get enough of

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