for the first time, iranian women will able to watch from the stands. there was a ban on women attending sporting events. after the game, sergio ramos said they're the first of ones winning tonight. >> trace: the first lady heads to the border after the president's reversal on family separation. her surprise visit to see immigrant children first hand. house republicans delaying a vote on the compromise immigration bill. what is at stake politically. what is at stake for thousands of children separated from their families. a supreme court ruling that could cost you. shopping online could soon be more expensive thanks to the high court's decision. also, wounded warriors that lost their limbs but not their fighting spirit. >> in the marine corps, you

adapt and overcome. you don't forget. >> trace: we'll show you a program taking american heros to new heights. that's ahead this hour on "shepard smith reporting." i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. first lady melania trump making a surprise visit to the southern border. meantime, president trump faces backlash over his zero tolerance policy and the separation of immigrant families. the first lady visiting a shelter for undocumented children in texas. more on that in a moment. the first, the president signed an executive order to keep immigrant families together. he says it's still up to congress to solve the problem. he's accusing democrats of blocking bills to fix the issue. >> the democrats are causing tremendous damage and destruction and lives by not doing something about this. they don't care about the

children, they don't care about the injury, they don't care about the problems. they don't care about anything. all they do is obstruct. >> democrats pushing back accusing president trump of using immigrant children as bargaining chips. >> he can still fix it on his own. he created this. let's be honest, the president has used these tiny hostages, used the zero tolerance as a way to bargain with congress and force he's way into a $25 billion wall. >> trace: the house was going to vote on two republican bills. the first was defeated. gop leaders delayed the vote till tomorrow. we'll get a live vote ahead. first to kevin corke who is live at the white house. kevin? >> good to be with you. right no the plan is to extend and olive to the democrats. come here, work with us.

we're prepared to collaborate with you, willing to compromise even if that's what it takes to get something done on immigration that will benefit the american people. >> we can have a lot of people come into our country through the merit system. congress has to get together, get their act together. democrats and republicans. they have to come up with a solution. i have ideas, they have ideas. we can put them together very easily. >> perhaps they could. the problem here, trace, is there's a sense on capitol hill and in particular this is a white house that has routed democrats on a number of issues. so they're not inclined to say work with a white house that has rolled over them on a number of issues. they say turn abt is fair play. >> trace: the president called out democrats today but also called out mexico again. >> yeah, this is sort of what we expect the president to do, which is to say mexico could do.

they could do more. the problem is, you have to keep this in mind. mexico has a mass migration that's what officials sayre all the time. the president doesn't seem to be listening to that. instead, he seems to be focused on this idea that the mexican government can do a lot more. >> mexico is doing nothing for us. nothing. they have the strongest immigration laws. they can do whatever they want. they can keep people out of mexico. they have a 2,000 mile journey up mexico. they walk through mexico like it's working through central part. it's ridiculous. >> mechanic co's foreign minister describing that policy of separating children from the adults that brought them here as cruel and inhumane and calling on the international community to not remain indifferent to the plight of those trying to make their way to the u.s.

>> trace: meantime, the national security adviser john bolt is headed to russia. >> you know, a very interesting turn about. to be fr we've been expecting this to maybe happen down the line, maybe you something you do in year two or three. they're trying to get him there next week. it's not a surprise to this extent. the president has said on a number of occasion it would be good in the u.s. and russia got along. here's what he said about that meeting upcoming between his national security adviser and russian officials. >> we're looking at the possibility and with other leaders throughout the world. we're looking at that possibility. >> looking at the possibility. i can tell you, trace, if the president wants it to happen, it will likely happen and right now the betting money is it will happen sometime this year. back to you.

>> trace: now more on the first lady's visit to texas and the president's executive order aimed at stopping the separation of immigrant families. we have team fox coverage on both sides of the border. first to steve harrigan who is n mccowan, texas. steve? >> a surprise visit by the first lady. she was on the ground here for two hours. she visited with 58 children at a shelter here on the south side of town. the children aged from 12 to 17. she had pointed questions for the staff and praised their work. here's what she had to say. >> we all know they're here without their families. i want to thank you for your hard work and your compassion and kindness and leading them in this difficult time. i would like to ask you how i

can help to be soothing to them, get them back to their families as quickly as possible? >> the big question is whether there's any change in policy of charging parents criminally for crossing this border gall the departmenf justice says there's no change of policy. the "washington post" says there in fact is a shift in policy. what we can tell you here on the ground in mccallen is, 17 points were in court today and the cases of all 17 dismissed immediately. back to you. >> trace: thanks, steve. as you can see, mccallen hit hard by flash flooding. another shelter housing teenage boys separated from their families, this is in tornillo which is near the border with new mexico. that's where jeff paul is live outside that facility.

jeff? >> yeah, trace. more than a dozen mayors were here at the port of entry. they were trying to bring attention to the facilities. the white tents have children in them after being separated from their families. >> they need to get their act together. they need to develop fortitude and move forward to do things that they have talked about for over 40 years. >> that was el paso's mayor. he along with new york's mayor bill de blasio and eric garcitte and hoping to gain access. they're worried about the more than 2,000 kids. one mayor commented that kids are not poker chips and washington needs to their act together before this situation breaks up more families. trace? >> jeff paul live for it in

tornillo, texas. we mentioned the president critical of mexico today. let's go to mexico with william la jeunesse live with mo >> this is america's door step, the busiest port of entry in the country. people come from around the world to ask for asylum or upthe fence. as for the separation policy, the women we spoke with said absolutely not. if they knew that their children would be taken away from them if they crossed the border that they wouldn't do it. agents say given time it may have been a deterrent. it's a moot point now. but as for the zero tolerance policy, everybody gets prosecuted. they know it's going to be a black mark on their record and spends time in jail but they'll take the risk to get to america. that brings up the point about shelter space. that could be a problem if the u.s. is trying to hold all of those individuals in shelters

and bed capacity is being reached. back to you. >> trace: yeah, it's notable the "wall street journal" saying the issue here, the backlog in the courts for immigration, 700,000 strock. william la jeunesse life on the other side of the border in tijuana. analysts say the battle over thousands of kids already separated from their parents could drag on for months and years. so what does it mean for those families and for republicans heading into the mid-terms? we'll look at where all of this goes from here next.

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liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. trace: back to fox's top story. first lady melania trump visiting a facility in texas taking care of children. there's still a bunch of questions even after the president signed the order to stop breaking up families at the border. let's bring in a.b. stoddard. she's from real clear politics and john bussey from the "wall street journal." apparently a.b. is not on the deck just yet. when she gets here, we'll bring her in. trump says the worse this looks, the democrats think this will benefit them. what are your thoughts on that? >> i don't know. what he's trying to say is that the democrats are conspireing to make a bad situation work for them in the mid-terms coming up.

look, this is a bad situation of creation by the white house. the white house now is trying to backtrack away from it so that it's the politics of it don't impinge upon what it hopes to accomplish in the mid-terms. seems to be getting more confusing and worse as time goes on only because the white house because the white house has not articulated how they will reunite the kids with their parents. seems to be confused and uncertain. >> trace: really, a.b. a good point. you're talking about the facilities all over the united states. we went to one in texas and one in the northeast. how do you catalog the kids and make sure the parents get back to them in a shortened amount of time? >> i can tell you unlike when we grew up, every time our bags were at the airport, somebody

has a bar code and they scan it tell us. maybe it won't be back for a few days but they know where our bags are. costco and all the stores know where the cans of food and crates of stores are. so there's no excuse in 2018 for the fact that these kids can't be accounted for. that's the problem here. no matter what the political solution or the legislative solution becomes, the story hangs even though there was a policy change with an executive order and not challenged by the courts. there's 2,342 children that can be accounted for or a number of them cannot be accounted for is really a tragedy. so i just find it stunning their record hindered from having to account them. >> trace: a.b. and john, stand by. we have breaking news coming into fox news channel. we're now learning that the

pentagon has just approved some 20,000 beds to house these families that apparently will be held together now. the zero tolerance policy is still in effect. 20,000 beds for immigrant children. back to you, john bussey. you talk about 2,300 kids they have right now and having a difficult time. they know where all of the kids are, still having a difficult time getting the families back together. what do you make of 20,000 beds for immigrant children? >> the pentagon steps forward again. probably the best logistics people coming forward. this is chaotic. suddenly military bases have to be homes for families with kids because the administration's policy created this. they can only house them for up to 20 days. the court case that limits that. you cut put in jail parents with

kids for longer than 20 days. what happens after that? a.b. is right. from a political standpoint, the story is the 2,300 kids. whether or not the u.s. is prepared for these kids not getting reunited with their parents and parents complaining to u.s. embassies for months, perhaps years, where are my children. >> here's how bad the optics are getting. even though the zero tolerance policy is in effect and we have reporters saying the immigration hearings are going fast and the judges are saying you're dismissed, so they're dismissing cases as much as we think zero tolerance policy is still in effect largely there's somebody telling people get these kisses in and get them out. >> i think it's important to distinguish between this firestorm over the separation of families and the fact that most americans still actually do not support sanctioning illegal entry into this country what

they're saying in this backlash is keep them together. deport them together or detain them together. keep them together and don't separate them. that doesn't mean catch and release is fine with most americans, everybody gets to come over the border. that's not what this is about. the administration has to figure out where they can find political support and coalitions between republicans and democrats to deal with how to house families together once they get here what will happen with the flores ruling and see if that can be overturned by a new law from congress so there's no question where the kids are and families will be separate add again. that doesn't mean they can have a zero tolerance in terms of illegal crossings. >> trace: 20 seconds. to you, john bussey. legally they can only hold them for so long. it comes to a point that they have to go back to obama era rules where you say look, give

them a summons to appear in court and set them free. >> or the congress pass as law that says it can go beyond 20 days under the following circumstances or you find it acceptable that you put an ankle bracelet on the person and you count on them appearing in court, which most of them do. >> trace: john bussey, "wall street journal." a.b. stoddard, good of you both. we'll heat to capitol hill for the last minute drama over immigration. inspiring stories from wounded warriors. how some went from not knowing if they would walk again to climbing mountains. the pictures and the interviews are breathtaking. stand by. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though.

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breaking news. the pentagon has been asked to supply 20,000 beds for immigrant children. we don't know if this means for children and their families because clearly the order says keep families together or where this will happen. it's likely to happen on military bases in 2014 when the military housed thousands of unaccompanied minors. we're finding the details. the headline here is the pentagon will give 20,000 beds for immigrant children. don't know if that includes families. we'll keep you posted. in to fox news, the first lady's spokeswoman is responding after we got a look at the jacket that melania trump wore in texas. the back of it says, i really don't care, do you? she changed into another code before meeting with the kids. the first lady's spokesman said it's a jacket. there was no hidden message. the media isn't going to choose

to focus on her wardrobe. they did. two immigration bills were up for a vote in the house today. one of them rejected. the other postponed. where do things stand right now. let's get to mike emanuel. he's live for us on capitol hill. mike? >> trace, good afternoon to you. the house republican leadership compromise bill has been postponed till tomorrow to see if they can take more take more time to rally support. the first proposal from conservative bob goodlatte failed when 41 republicans and all democrats voted no. it did not provide a path to citizenship for the dreamers and a leading democrat said it just wasn't fair. >> here's what this bill will do. it will quash any opportunity for mom and dad to bring in extended family members, citizen mom and dad to bring in their

family members. it ends legal immigration, what we have called family reunification. >> that's just in all the pressure to the house republican leadership bill that would provide a path to citizenship for dreamers and is based on president trump's four pillars. many republicans are pessimistic. >> they have an uphill baitle because you are dealing with this issue of trying to be conservative enough to keep conservatives on and keep moderates on. when you play that game, you won't get there because you're getting no democrat votes here. >> next hour a briefing will be held for house republican members to ask any questions they have about the bill they're going to vote on tomorrow, trace. >> hey, mike, what about the president once again calling for changing the filibuster rules in the senate? >> that's right. huge frustration for president trump and huge frustration for house republicans that pass lots and lots of bills that don't go anywhere in the u.s. senate.

some senators note the filibuster does provide some profession. >> if god forbid they won the senate in november and they could pass whatever they want with 51 votes. we would have a very porous open borders immigration policy. so the 60 vote threshold protects republicans more times than democrats. i understand his frustration. we share it, too. >> i would wait to withhold judgment and see if the house can pass a bill. >> yeah, there's nothing for the senate to take up. >> immigration less than five months before an election is a heavy take. >> trace: give me a quick run down, if you can briefly. what is the timeline here? we're getting e-mails about what is happening on immigration. one bill is out, one delayed for questioning? >> a lot of lawmakers were asking leadership on the floor earlier in the day, what is in

this compromise? when you have two different bills. there's confusion about what is in one and what is in the other one. for the opportunity to give lawmakers a chance to know what they're voting on, this compromise bill, they'll have this next hour where all republicans are asked to sit down, ask any questions to see if it might encourage some on the fence or perhaps nos to go to yes because it contains so much of what the president wants. some folks i want to are not optimistic, but they're going to give it more time to see if perhaps some people will change their mind by the morning, trace. >> thank you, mike emanuel live for us on capitol hill. more on immigration ahead. first, you could soon be spending more money when you shop online. details on a new security ruling that might cost you ahead.

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breaking news. pentagon has been asked to provide 20,000 beds for immigrant children. it's unclear where the beds would be and if they are for children and their parents. let's get live to lucas tom hinson with more. lucas? >> that's right. defense officials says the pentagon has received notice from health and human services and requested to house up to 20,000 migrant children. it's not clear if that includes the parents. the three bases in texas they're looking at fort bliss, dias air fort base andoodfellow air force base. also a base in arkansas under consideration, this is not without precedence, trace. the obama administration housed up to 7,000 migrants on three bases in 2014 as well. this comes today as we learned the pentagon has dispatched up to 21 lawyers to the southern border to help with this large case load of migrant children.

the pentagon says they will approve and support, to house the children through the end of the year, trace. >> trace: lucas tomlinson. we toured one of the shelters that the obama administration used in 2014. some of those young people were there for weeks and weeks. lucas, thank you. the house defeating one immigration bill and delaying the vote on another. chad pergram is live for us on capitol hill. chad what is the latest? >> in just a couple minutes here, house republicans will meet and discuss the bill that they pulled off the floor. this is the so-called compromise bill which provides direct funding for the wall. keep in mind, they were trying to get votes on two bills. the conservative bill that went down earlier today and a voted on the compromise bell. president trump came to capitol hill earlier in the week as did

kirstjen nielsen and jeff sessions and they couldn't close the deal. if you had the votes, trace, they would vote. the fact that they're not voting today and possibly delaying the vote till tomorrow tells you a lot. here's another interesting tidbit. that will got 193 yays. they thought it would get 170. did provide real money for the wall. the bill they have tomorrow does. what the bill did do is not provide a pathway to citizenship for those in the daca population. the bill tomorrow does. in other words, there's a lot of republicans in the house of representatives, in you interpret the outcome of that vote and where they are that think that maybe voting against the pathway to citizenship, no amnesty is more important than voting for border wall, trace. >> trace: yeah, it's important to note, chad, during his cabinet meeting, the president

said the worse this looks, the more democrats think it will benefit them. there has to be reaction from democrats about the president saying, you know, near thriving by these pictures and these optics that are coming out of these various shelters around the country. >> nancy pelosi was asked about that, about the compromise bill. she said it's a compromise with the devil. at in point have republicans tried to court the vote for democrats. chuck schumer said they have to deal with this via executive order. it's not an issue that has been created by democrats. here's the other thing. think about how long it's been since there's been a bill that passed through the house of representatives. there was an immigration bill in 2005 a big immigration bill in 1986. a border security bill in 2006. nothing through the house of representatives. you have to do in a bipartisan fashion. when the senate moved the bill a couple years ago, it was done in

bipartisan fashion that bill got nearly 70 votes and a wide array of democrats and republicans. nothing has been done on this issue so far has been done in a bipartisan way. >> yeah, newt gingrich said earlier today, the house should pass something, anything that would be attractive and dared the senate to kill it. >> yeah. we might not even have a vote on that bill tomorrow because maybe the recalibration is, all right, we can't pass something here. maybe we should pass a more narrow bill that deals with child separation or scrap this bill. the reason they had to call off the vote today is because the members don't know what is in the bill. that's why paul ryan and mark meadows got into it. there might be that daring. they might have this conference meeting here in a few minutes and say why don't we just scrap this, put another bill on the floor and dare the democrats to vote against it? that is an issue that would play probably more prominently in the

united states senate especially where you have a lot of red state democrats that would have trouble with immigration issues on the ballot this fall. think about joe manchin, border state senators like john tester in montana. >> trace: yeah. you look at thcope here, the legalities of the president's executive order. maybe 20 days to hold these people. they have to move them in, move them out. how long are we looking at for some type of legitimate legislation off of the hill? >> john cornyn indicated he thought they would do something this week. he said that tuesday. here's is late in the afternoon thursday. the senate is just about done for the week. the senate is not in session tomorrow. there's other members that have introduced various approaches. ted cruz of texas and mark meadows. but those bills are not in the cue. maybe what the republicans decide to do if the bill they have been pushing to course the moderates, the one that the

president advocated for, the one that kirstjen nielsen wanted, maybe they have to put the genie back in the bottle and go back to square one and do somethg else. there's next week. they probably don't want to go home before the fourth of july recess, they're in session one more week without addressing this in some fashion, trace. >> those would be bad optics as well. >> trace: come up, you could be paying for more stuff you buy online. we'll explain why. in a few minutes we'll tell you about a facility built or about to be built for those that fought our our country to play and recuperate and rehabilitate. we'll hear from some of those veterans on how it's changing their lives. watch. >> that's what i tell these young kids when i talk to them. getting in here is not the end of the world. it's the beginning of your life really. because you have to adapt to it.

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>> trace: well, it could soon be more expensive to shop online. that's thanks to a ruling from the supreme court. hillary vaughn is here with more on that. good news, right? >> this is a big win for brick an motor stores like target, sears and walmart who have been struggling to keep up with online retailers. here's why. up until today when the supreme court overruled this law, they found that states could not collect sales tax from online-only stores. overstock, amazon. the president is cheering this reversal because he says it will give governors and states more tax revenue. >> we had a victory just a few moments ago on the internet sales tax. a lot of states and cities will be benefitting from what's going on. it's a big, big victory for the governors in this room. i know they wanted to see that

happen. i don't think it was a surprising victory. it was the right thing to do. >> the government accountability office says states should collect about $8 billion to $13 billion more in the internet sales tax and will make shoppers pay more for what they buy online. sales tax are up to 10%. you'll pay 10% more for what you. have companies like target and sears are cheering the change. >> some executives are now. >> yes. s.c. and overstock lashing out against this. i want to point out a statement from sears. they say it's time to correct a system that has been given an n unfair competitive of retailers while hurting those that create jobs and invest in local communities. also retailers like overstock.com lashing out saying this lessens the potential

impact of today's ruling. their argument here, inventors won't sell them online because shoppers will have to pay more. they think this will hurt small businesses everywhere. >> trace: hillary, thank you. the white house is calling for the first major cabinet shovel in about four decades. the plan will combine the labor and education departments. the problem is, it would have to go through congress. blake burman is live with more. blake? >> trace a little problem with that one. either way, the trump administration outlined today why they federal the government government needs to be reorganized or needs to be consolidated: they outlined this as a 132-page report and a wish list of how the government would be reorganized. the headline, the merger between the department of labor and the department of education that would be called the department

of education and work force. that would have to go through congress and be a major battle. the plan would call for the federal food agency, one agency overseeing the food play and restructuring the idea of the postal service being private tied. mick mulvaney spear headed this proposal at the cabinet meeting. he presented this example of solomon and why there needs to be a larger scale government reorganization. >> if you have a saltwater fish and it's in the ocean, it's governed by the department of commerce. once it gets where it's going, it a to go to the department of interior. this is stupid. >> the president loved that one. the president should be able to take some executive actions on

this later in month to put it in place. make no doubt about it, congress will have their say on some of these items as well. >> i like the hot dog capable. i had no idea they were governed by two agencies. what is the reaction? >> betsy devos gave up the thumbs up. she said this proposal will make the federal government more responsive to the needs faced by american students and schools. she said i urge congress to work with the administration to make this proposal a reality. the dnc has given this a flat-out f. saying in a statement, trump is attempting to play political games with our education and our work force in order to please his base. the dnc, trace, also takes issue with the administration wanting to have a new kind of oversight for the snap program, which is the federal food stamp program, trace. >> trace: blake burman live at the white house. thank you. they fought for us and

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ronnie jimenez has faced steeper climbs. after being hit by an ied in afghanistan five years ago, this one is significant because he never thought it would happen. >> you never lose your will to fight. for me, that's the biggest thing. >> he is a marine after all, semper fi, always faithful. >> in the marine corps, they tell you to adapt and overcome. you don't forget. >> jimenez says without the wounded warriors program, many injured vets without resign themselves to stay inside a dark room missing the light of day and the left of their comrades. julia is a former ranger injured in el salvador in 2001. he was told he would never walk again. surgeries later, here he is walking and climbing. >> oh, man.

>> we try harder. the average person -- >> schramm is everything put avenue when you see the high bar he sets for himself and others. >> they say if can do it, i can do it. it pushes you. doesn't let you sit there and feel sorry for yourself. >> up is the place former marine captain sarah betancourt wanted to be, specifically up flying a helicopter. but brain inflammation and paralysis left her grounded till now. >> i didn't think i could function. i told the program directors, i want to try it but it's not going to happen. >> look how high you are. >> her trek to the top was a personal best. roy craddy serves as a reminder.

his injury came in korea when he lost his leg to a land mine and now he has 85 years of perspective to pass along. >> my purpose is to come back for the others. i'm not doing it for myself because if i'm not rehabilitated by now, i never will be. >> you have to be proud of yourself. >> these are amazing people. if you meet them, you would fall in love with them. nobody loved their warriors like fox news channel. this facilitying built with zero federal dollars. all private donations. the website is woundedwarriorsmammoth.org. if you want to help, if you know something that will help, those guys, if anybody deserves it, those men and women deserve it. we'll be right back. to your bumper, cause....

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>> trace: it's lit at the world cup, this guy's cigarette is. he used a magician's wallet to casually light up during the spain-iran game. fox has you covered. you can watch the matches on fox tv, fox sports 1, fox.com and the fox sports app. check your local listings for times. a woman went to the hospital after someone hit her in the face at a baseball game. it wasn't a foul ball but a flying hot dog. >> bam. hit me like a ton of bricks. my glasses flew. i understand a baseball but not a hot dog. >> happened at a phillies game. the fanatic shoots hot dog in the stands. the woman went to the emergency room. the fanatic feels terrible.

the team apologize and said there's been another flying hot dog injury in the stadium's history and offered her tickets to another game. if you have something that doesn't belong to you, don't take a lesson from this guy. cops say he broke into a woman's car and took her purse, including credit cards and drivers licenses. a couples days later, he tried to use the card to play for the meals. the problem is, she was the owner of the cards. if he looked at her license, we wouldn't be sharing this. he did not. question look at the dow now. it's down. 187. it's down 187. keep in mind, this wipes out the year's losses, right? so the year is now down at the corner of wall and broad, which if you look at your 401(k), a good bet that it's probably down for the year because today marks

the eighth day in a row that the dow is down. i'm trade gallagher in for shepard smith. your world with neil cavuto is next. mammothwoundedwarriors.org. see you tomorrow. >> neil: all right. think quick. which trump do you think today might have just changed course on the immigration debate? how about this one. >> we all know they're having -- they're here without their families. i want to thank you for your hard work, your compassion and your kindness. i also would like to ask you how i can help to get them back with their families as quickly as possible. >> neil: yeah, melania trump played a big role in getting the president to