if you look at this july 9 hite house knows where they are going. these people have been vetted. leo of the federal lift society is helping them. robert: if the senate majority is so narrow for republicans and don't have a lot ofoom, the president said he has his list down to five, six people, two people, who are we looking at? >> a couple were put on the bench by him. i' nameeople who we believe. amy barrett, that is a woman who had been a law professor at notre dame who he put othe seventh circuit. she has a very strong following among religiousco ervatives. she had a little bit of a controversial hearing in the sene because senator feinstein challenged her in a way that trump liked, the president liked howhend her people fought back. that is one person.e man, brett kavanaugh and helped vet john roberts. he is on the dks circuit court of appea. another former kennedy clerk that we believe isth on list, ray ketledge on the sixth court of appeals. a favorite of mitch mcconnell, first outh indian, asian nominee and he was put on the court. robert: anyone you want to add? >> thomas

big meeting tuesday about hite house. at the i have a sneaking suspicion this is untenable p politicalition to be in, even franklin grant, sort of supportive of president trump on anything, like president trump can do whatever he wants, has an evangelical leader, he signed off on all of it. this is the first time he opposed theic president's p on something. tuesday, i wouldn't be surprised if the president says we have a pass on going -- >> the images, election yes, republicon't like this. they're already struggling with suburban women who are turned off by president trump's tone. >> speaking of republicans, another republican congressman lost his primary. critical of president trump. the defeat of mark sanford, what does this mean when we look into the future for mid terms? >> here's what it means now. it means right now there blican party -- markanrd didn't get fired over politics, as fired -- he comes on and says we have a problem. he brought u his own situation. there were consequences for my life. he says the fact th

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even at its hite they ere really only prosecuting 60%. they just don't have the capacity to prosecute every single person they catch crossi the border illegally. people are still going to take their chances and hope they'll be able to cross and claim asylum and eventually be released. on the question o the competence and thinking through their policies, this week reminded me so much of the week vethat the first t ban -- i was at the airport at dulles ho were ing people waiting for their family members to get out. there were lots of lawyers there. throughout the weeks j reporting we didn't even know who exactly the ban applied to in theeginning. d it apply to green card holders? at first it did then it didn't. it was just -- it is frustrating trying to answero ed' questions when you have no idea what the policy is and i felt that way this week, too. it was so difficult trying to figure itut. even our sources in the government i think didn't know. robert: and the republican party that stood by this president for over a year now finally seem

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blayne alexander joinse us from hite house. blayne. >> reporter: one of the solutions that we've heard over and over, one of the many ggestions is to get more judges, send more judges down to help hane theacklog of cases and move families through the systemaster. today president trump is introducing a very different idea. today president trump extending a warm welcome to the king of jordan even as he proposes a new way to slam theoor on illegal immigration. >> we want a systemhere when people come in illegally they have to go out. and it's a nice simple system that works. >> suggesting about those entering illegally, educate they them back from where came with no judges or crt cases. >> where do you find 5,000 people to be judges. >> reporter: rather than hire more judges t handle t backlog of cases, do away with the willing process all together. butlahat wouldte the constitutional rights guaranteed even to s.noncitiz >> they certainly have a right to be treated fairly and humanely and gioven a chance to fully present their cas

a woman arrested for scaling and hite house fence has been on the secret service's radar before. according to new court filings amina washington beyem aed to breach security at the white house at least five times and reportly did so agariday night as a political protest. the i-team has also learned she is on probation for a previous conviction. according to an i-team investigation approximately 30 attempts to breach security at the white houseas been made just since early 2014, wendy. >> scott malacf, thank you. >>> a teenage girl who says she was sexually assaulted by a i classmat accusing the winchester school district of adding to her trauma. she cla the system allowed a hostile school environment. after she repeatedlan into her alleged attacker as she went to and fromss cla bureau chief julie carey reports from winchester. mother and daughter preparing to do somethi very unusual. they'll step before the winchester school board to talk about a sex assault. >> i'm going to specifically tell them that i am a victim right in front of their faces so they understand the initial pai

while some african-american women led causes in organizations, such as dorothy hite of delta -- and theuncil of instinct grow women, others did not have titles or official roles. they did not stand on ceremony. they simply did the work that needed to be done without expectation of personal gain. often unnamed and unappreciated. african-american women happened to construction the cultural architecture for change. women, such as a crusading ida bell burnett and rosa parks were anti-race activists and trade protect black women from the white southern tradition from a feudal tradition. it literally means the right of the lord. in the antebellum, and jim crow south, that meant black women's bodies and lives did not matter. white men abused and raped black women at will, and without punishment. african-american women leaders and activist addressed the most important and volatile issues of their times, rape, segregation, lynching, education, economic justice. people who lived and worked in the south in the heat of the civil rights caldron, we are clear through the heart and soul of the movemen

hite house is prepared to make the coming months. poppy and brianna?kaitlan collins, before you go, this is your excellent reporting on this. it is significant that there has been this consternation, it appears, according to reporting about the west wing abouthis. thehief of staff john kelly not supportive of a pardon for al joh and don mcgahn not supportive of this and you have red kushner on the other side of this. the fact that they're not all on the same page with this. >> that's right. jared kushner and john kelly aren't often on the same page of some of these things and we're seeing jared kushner making a comeback in the west wing. he got his security clearance reinstated after so much drama with that. we are seeing him really make a stand here. he was given a lot of things in his portfolio when he joined the adtion involving peace in the middle east and several others and the office of innovation technology. prison reform has been one of jared kushner's main things and we are seeing him stick by that by inviting kim kardashian, and we are seeing

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york in degrees in new it is like chilled for and i was freezing yesterday in hite not becket i shouldmer. i'm getting cranky as the day goes on. some sun over the weekend. it was cold but at least it was sunny. alix: always glass half-full this guy. s&p futures up by about seven points. alldollar rose over against g 10 currencies. has the dollar pete? -- dollar peaked. ? 5/10 of 1%,own by more of a supply issue anticipating more oil from opec. david: apple holds its annual developers conference in san jose with augmented reality on the agenda. the rest of the week is about geopolitics with shinzo abe visiting president trump in washington as they get ready for the summit with north korea next week. president trump's peers will try to persuade him to change his stance on trade. alix: headlines outside the business world. great to see you back, emma. emm president trump is headed for a showdowna: over trade later this week. members of the group of seven are meeting in quebec. the european union and canada are threatening to retaliate unless the u.s. reverses its course on tariffs. china

policy, a policy only a few days earlier his ownty homeland secu secretary claimed did not existe hite house forced to react in real time, the national outrage of the president and his administration's making. >> we will keep families together, but the bder will be just as tough as it s been. >> on wednesday signing anrd executiver that allows newly detained families to stay together in federal custody, while adults wait prosecution, their case is moved to the front of the line. so what happens to more than the 2,300 children alreadypa ted. those children may not be immediately reunited with parents who are awaiting court hearings. a senior official clarifying, it is still very earlyre and we awaiting guidance on the matter. theresident trying to blame democrat. >> democrats put illegal aliens before american citizens. what is going on? why the turn around? >> i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated. d>> but fors the president and his aides repeatedly wrongly tied.ed their hands were >> congress and the courts created this problem and congress alone can fix i

bethesda a constructionorker has fallen is hurt thisn hin the stairwell of a construction te at suburban hitethat the worker has traumatic injuries and crews are working to rescue him right now. so we will bring you the latest as shattory develops. meanwhile we're also following an overnight accident that happened in gaithersburg just after 10:00 last night. so ten hours later, the i037 westbound ramp to i0 southbound remains closed at tractctor lower overturned on it's side hitting the guardrail. guardrail wt through the truck. that truck was carrying tv and spices a big pief hef row machine recent it couldn't be turned up right until that piecw of machias removed. once it was removed crews were able to see the damage which is very extensive. the driver of that truck is in the hostal right now receiving treatment. >>> also, police iniche distr want to you take good look at this video. it shows a man wanted forau sexually assing a woman in the middle of a busy street during the heart of the morning rush hour. it happened back on june 13th at about 8:00 o'clock in the morning. the man followed