we have team coverage today, kristin fisher looking ahead to tomorrow's white house visit by km jong chol. catherine herridge looking at the mccabe development center secret memo. mac thin in chicago talking with those looking for presidential pardon but we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry on the controversial tariffs. >> >> these tariffs start hitting some key us allies in less than an hour. the pres. extended the deadline a month to work on fairer deals for americans in his words but in the case of canada the trade web just went home, the pres. said he's moving forward, tariffs 25% on steel, 10% on aluminum imports from canada, mexico and the european union. despite being are we are hearing around the world the president accolades are noting this amounts to a fraction of 1% of the economy of these various countries but they are lashing out anyway. mexico said it would target us ag exports, canada announced $16 billion in new tariffs on various us goods. the anger may be as strong for the president and his own party, senior republicans on the hill, outgoing speaker p

fisher investments. clearly better money management. kristinire destroyed a multi-story apartment building in germany injuring 25 people. four of them severely. the explosion was so strong that it destroyed the attic in the top three floors of the building. >> following president trump summit with north korean tater kim jong un in singapore. anti-u.s. propaganda is reportedly being removed from high profile locations in north korea. there's also been a suspension of military training exercises in south korea following the president's promise of such. author of the book nuclear showdown and gordon chang joins us now. nice to see you as always, sir. we understand there's been about 100 cache just been delivered from south korea to north korea to people who need to bring home remains of u.s. service members. it brings back as the wall street journal brought up to 20 elevenths dory windbreaks also began to have a diplomatic folic north korea in north korea return a british fighter pilot and in great britain when they got the remains back, they did

kristin fisher looking ahead to tomorrow's white house visit by top north korean general kim yong chol for your chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge denied looking at the mccabe developments and his secret memos. correspondent backspin in chicago talking with rod will talking with rob blagojevich supporters looking for a presidential pardon. we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry with more on those contact on my controversial tariffs. >> its causing reverberations. these tariffs will start hitting some key u.s. allies in less than an hour. the president has extended the deadline a month to work out pharaoh deals for americans, in his words, but in the case of canada, their trade rep left washington, went home. the president said he's keeping his word. moving forward. tariffs of 25% on steel, 10% on aluminum imports on canada, mexico, and european union. the president's aides are saying this amounts to a fraction of 1% of the economies of these various countries but they are lashing out anyway. mexico said it would target american egg exports. canada announce

kristin fisher with the latest details about a connection between the author of the trump dossier and the obama state department. but we begin with the chief national correspondent ed henry on the family separation debate. >> shannon, president trump back in campaign mode tonight at the big rally you mentioned in minnesota. talked about cracking down on illegal immigration, how it will be a big plus for republicans in the midterms. in fact, his senior advisor stephen miller has indicated they want to roll out a series of tough border security measures in the next few months to try and rally their base. on the other side, senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he wants to help the kids on the border but as blocking any legislation that would actually help the kids. he may be doing that so he can rally the democrats ahead of those midterms. what we saw today was the president reversing himself on the child's attention issue to try and make the negative headlines and images of along the border in the short term to refer a month as a battle for money to build that wall on the souther

we will bring in kristin fisher, life at the scene. >> >> still a ton of questions. one thing that is certain is that this could have been so much worse. it's already bad but it could've been so much worse if these first responders didn't get here when they did. the first officers on the scene within 60 seconds. that's how fast they were. they are being praised right now for the quick response, and i just got on the scene a few minutes ago. it's remarkable how many police officers, patrol units, how many bob squats, ambulances, how many police cruisers are all over the place. it really is a tremendous presence. we have helicopters up in the air. that's kind of reset. we all know this started around 2:30, 2:45 this afternoon. the gunman went to the office building. you can see at just behind me. it's the brown brick building with the numbers 888 on the side. looks like there was a lot of windows. that's where the capital gazette newspaper, their offices are, but it's an office building that houses many other companies as well. doctors offices, things of that nature. t

kristin fisher is following the timeline of eventss. >> reporter: it started with a blistering op-ed from laura bush who wrote in the washington post the 0-tolerance policies cruel, immoral and breaks my heart. donald trump says he doesn't like it either but doesn't have a choice because democrats haven't worked with him on immigration reform and argues he is enforcing immigration laws that are already on the books. change the laws he said twice on twitter. a few hours later another former first lady, hillary clinton said there is no law, only a trump administration policy that the president could change tomorrow. >> this is not happening because of the, quote, democrats law as the white house claimed. separating families is not mandated by law at all. that is an outright lie. >> reporter: by midmorning the atty. gen. and homeland security secondary kristin nielsen defending the policy. >> we do not have the luxury of pretending all individuals coming to this country as a family unit are in fact a family. >> reporter: secondary nielsen sites a 314% increase in adults and children arr

mike tobin is where thousands were cheering, kristin fisher with the latest on the connection of the author of the trump dossier and obama state department and we begin with it henry on the family separation debate. >> donald trump back in campaign mode at the big rally in minnesota talking about cracking down on illegal immigration, a big plus for republicans in the midterms, stephen miller indicated he wanted to roll out tough border security measures to rally their base. on the other side senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he wants to help the kids on the border but blocking many legislation that would help the kids and doing that so he can rally democrats base ahead of the midterms. what we saw was the president reversing himself on the issue to mute the negative headlines and images on the short-term but to reframe this. in the medium and long term and play this as being tough on illegal immigration while trying to show compassion. this keeps families together while in custody, speeds of their cases and brings in the pentagon to provide shelter. the president acknowledg

kristin fisher, thank you very much. a report released by senate republicans today's is the obama administration deliberately misled the public and congress by granting a license which would have allowed iran to access the financial system right here in the us by sidestepping sanctions. former obama officials say it was part of the spirit of the iran nuclear deal, one of the benefits they promised to iran. the permanent subcommittee on investigations joins us to discuss this report that caught a lot of people by surprise. what exactly was going on here. what did you uncover? >> we spent two years looking at this because of rumors there was a sanctions violation by the administration, that they allowed iran to have access to our financial system. we did a lot of interviews and talked to a lot of people and looked at emails others have not received that it became very clear that what happened is the administration shows to mislead the american people by saying they are not getting access to us banks in us dollars and us fi

kristin fisher takes a look. >> i think i did the right thing.ended the constitution. >> in a testy interview on the news, bill clinton refused to accept any more responsibility for his affair with monica lewinsky. >> looking back on what happened through the lens of me too, do you think differently or feel more responsibility? >> i felt terrible then. i came to grips with it. >> did you ever apologize? >> yes, nobody believes that i got out of that for free. i left the white house $16 million in debt. >> after the intervi, lewinsky responded saying that she is grateful to the very people who "help me evolve and gain perspective." she shared a link to her op-ed in "vanity fair" from three months ago in which he said "he was my boss. he was the most powerful man on the planet. he was 27 years my senior with enough life experience to know better. he was at the time at the pinnacle of his career while i was at my first job out of college." >> i have never talked to her but i did say publicly on more than one occasion i was sorry. >> clinton's commen

kristin fisher is tracking everything tonight, breaking down what we are learning, about the u.s.-north korea new relationship, and the new relationship of of the preside. >> president trump has already litary off guard by announcingan that he agreed to and the joint military exercis he called tonight, and an interview with bret baier, he made clear they would not be second surprise, he would not be drawing down the number of u.s. troops in south korea. >> i would love to get the military out soon as we c because it costs aot of money, a lot of moneyor us. we have 32,000 soldiers and soutrea. i would like to get them home. i would like to. it is not on the table right now. >> what was on the table where those joint military exercises, which are now on hold. >> we will be stopping war games, which will save us a tremendous amount ofoney. >> president trump says not only are they expensive, they are also provocative. it's a loaded term that has been used for years by the north koreans and the u.s. has always rejected it. for senate minority leader, chuck schumer, says president's us

kristin fisher, thank you for that report from annapolis.. >> absolutely. >> tucker: thanks.before we went to the press conference, we told you about a political development that is reshaping the ideological landscape on the left. parts of the progressive branch have been arguing for months now that we abolish i.c.e., although it has not been in mainstreamm among democrats but it is. abolish i.c.e. democrats are now saying that in growing numbers. this is the codirector of the immigrant justice clinic at northeastern university and i think he agrees to that sentiment, so we wanted to talk to him about that. thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you for having me, tucker. >> tucker: as a set of a script at the beginning of the show, this is not something that i have taken seriously, that i think most people watching have taken seriously, abolish i.c.e. now we have an obligation to take it seriously. so i'd like to ask you what it would mean. i.c.e. arrests many thousands of illegal aliens in our country who have committed felonies and been convicted of them every year. if the

kristin fisher, thank you very much. from north korea to russia, our next guest is in the center of it a most rec deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on whether he should recuse himself from a special counsel probe. republican senator lindsey graham sits on the senate arms security and do chair committees. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> shannon: let's talk about the letter you sent on may 31st that you sent to the deputy attorney general. the three questions, do you consider yourself a potential witness in the mueller investigation regarding the firing of comey by president trump? if not, why not, and if so, should you recuse yourself from further investigations within the mueller investigation? >> no, i haven't. why did i write the letter? "the new york times" reported that mr. mccabe, the former number two at the fbi, that he turned over a memo he wrote about the dismissal of mr. comey regarding rosenstein's involvement. what does that tell us? it tells us that if you will do an obstruction of justice investiga

joining us live from the white house with more on these stories, fox news correspondent kristin fisher, judge. things just got very uncomfortable for paul manafort. tonight, he is in federal custody, on his way to jail, where he will spend the nexts several months until his trial in september. i the president is calling it a very tough sentence for someone who's represented ronald reagan, bob dole, and very unfair. the reason a federal judge did this, revoke his bail and put them in jail is because he's just been accused of attempting to tamper withh witnesses in his federal tax and money laundering case. the special counsel robert mueller accused manafort of trying to contact witnesses by phone and through an encrypted messaging program. mueller asked the judge to either revise the terms of his bail or send him to jail until trial. today in court, the judge said, "i can't take away his cell phone," so instead, she took away his freedom for a few months. the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani responded by telling the "new york daily news" when the mueller probe is over, "thing

kristin fisher is following the national outcry over separating immigrant families and how it came to a head today. first, chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here with new developments and new trouble potentially for james comey. >> i want you to reopen this investigation. >> a senior republican senator drilled down on the anti-trump text messages between fbi agent peter strzok and fbi lawyer lisa page. the 2016 meeting was about an "insurance policy," discussing an fbi deputy director andrew mccabe's office. strzok texted about the meeting that he apparently could not remember. >> he said he did not recall -- >> of one of them is lying. >> senator graham says the texts reek of political bias and the conclusions are off-base. >> i'm glad you found what you found, mr. horowitz. i'm not buying it. that the clinton email investigation was on the app and upgrades big the first public tm inspector general michael horowitz and fbi director of christopher wray about the goods and email reports divided along party lines. >> director wray has quite a mess to clean up. i thi

let's go now to our own kristin fisher who has some more details on the story. are you there?> we are there. we got more information from law enforcement in that press conference and i just want to run through some of the highlights. i think the biggest was that they are now calling is this a targeted attack on the capital gazette newspaper. it's unclear whether this gunman knew specific employees or if you just had a gripe with the newspaper itself but we can now confirm that the attack was intended to be on the capital gazette newspaper which is a local community newspaper, one of the oldest newspapers in the country owned by the baltimore sun. more information about the suspect, he's a white male believed to be in his 30s. law enforcement said he sent threats to the gazette through social media. this was a planned and well prepared attack. he came in through the building, this building just behind me, the brown brick building just behind me. he came in with smoke grenades and a shotgun, and he just went through the first floor newsroom of the capital gazette and picked off

kristin fisher is tracking that tonight. she's got more and new developments in iran raising alarms within the state department. good evening, kristen. kristen. >> iran is threatening to do what many people fear they were due in the aftermath of the u.s. pulling out of the iran deal, restarting uranium enrichment and ignoring inspectors. first, iran's supreme leader said they will start producing centrifuges, he was for a uranium enrichment, if the deal collapses. today, iran informed the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog that it would not cooperate more fully with the investigators until the state of the deal is resolved. just a few hours ago, secretary of state mike pompeo responded to all of these developments on twitter by saying, "watching airports that are run prepares to increase his nuclear capacity. we want to allow them to develop a nuclear weapon. they are aware of our resolve. another example of them foolishly squandering its resources." the u.s. is of course out of the deal but remember, france, britain, and germany are a

kristin fisher has more on what is at stake.s governor's race, the governor's race in texas, to the congressional contest in kentucky's sixth district. in race after race, progressive candidates beat out their more moderate opponents in the primaries. they aim to win for the liberal wing. democrats say the candidates will not stand a chance in the general election. just like candidates who won the republican primary but ultimately lost against a democrat, think todd akin. a pro-life senate candidate from missouri who once said that with a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to shut that down. or how about richard murdoch, who described pregnancy from rape as something that god intended to happen. many democratic strategists worry that these midterms could be there key party moment. >> democrats are deeply worried that their best chance since 2010 to take the house could be evaporating. >> not every strategist sees it that way. >> i'm a little baffled by the left is winning narrative that is out there right now. i believe w

between fbi and doj officials s trace gallagher, we are going to the scene in an apple is to kristin fisher. >> reporter: what happened is one of the worst attacks in journalists ever in the history of the united states and it started at 2:30 this afternoon, right behind me with a shotgun and smoke grenades, he shot and killed 5 employees and police identified those victims 30 minutes ago at a press conference. and john mcnamara and rebecca smith, as for the shooter he is not officially identified by police. in the capital gazette's parent company, 38-year-old jared rameau's had a long-running feud with the paper that started in 2011 when the capital gazette cover criminal harassment case against him and in 2012 filed a defamation lawsuit against the paper and columnist. and lost that lawsuit, the deputy chief. >> this was a targeted attack on the capital gazette. this person was prepared to come in and shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> at the press conference the deputy police chief, the separate law enforcement in the state of maryland, multiple news organizations and this gu

kristin fisher joins us now with a closer look at the two leaders comments. >> president trump as yout he will know within minutes if you will be able to strike a deal with greg kim jong un, and within minutes of meeting him he sounded optimistic about the prospect. >> president trump: we are going to have a great discussio discussion. it was tremendously successful. we will have a terrific relationship. >> shannon: president trump said it's an honor to meet kim jong un and that line is being met with criticism, folks saying it wasn't appropriate for president trump to speak about a dictator in that way. but as for kim jong un, he didn't really say all that much, but he did reference the decades of hostility between the two countries. >> there were obstacles in our way but we overcame all of them. >> immediately after the first photo op, the two met one-on-one, the only people in the room where the interpreters. that's unheard of for a meeting of this magnitude. then after 45 minutes i brought in the rest of their team. for president trump, that meant john pompeo, and bolton, who is k

the inspector general will testify before house and senate committees about his findings, kristin fisher is digging through all of this. >> reporter: it should be as partisan as they come. republicans keeping donald trump from becoming president while democrats focus on co-focusing on their candidate. and two people at the center of this explosive report. michael horowitz and christopher ray, if you want to know what he will say, listen to the press conference, he described a report as disappointing unexplained changes the fbi will make but defendant the bureau by the vast majority of fbi agents did nothing wrong. >> we take this report seriously and accept its findings and recommendations. it is also important to note what the inspector general did not find. this report did not find any evidence of political bias or improper considerations impacting the investigation under review. >> donald trump talked about the ig report. he also said he won't interfere with this. >> i will stay away from the justice department until it is completed. that doesn't mean i have t i can get involved but i

north korean official to visit america in 18 years was at the white house delivering a message, kristin fisher has all the details, good evening. >> a top north korean official in the oval office, a hugely historic day by itself but on top of that donald trump emerged from that meeting to tell reporters pack your bags, the summit is on, today had the makings of returning point in us north korean relations but now comes the hard part, convincing kim jong un to give up his nuclear weapons. >> june 12th will be in singapore. it will be a beginning. >> donald trump made it official after meeting with kim jong chol for more than an hour. he had a letter from his boss. >> i didn't open it at first. i said would you want me to open it, he said you can read it later, i may be in for a big surprise. >> even before he opened the oversized envelope donald trump was walking back on his policy of maximum pressure against pyongyang. >> how do you want to turn maximum pressure? i don't want to use that term because we are getting along. >> one week ago donald trump canceled the summit, a threatening statemen

kristin fisher has details. kristin? >> shannon, not since the first lady wore those stiletto heels to visit hurricane hari victims, has one of her wardrobe choices created this much controversy, especially since the president himself has now contradicting the first lady's own communications director. first, just to make sure everyone is up to speed here, here is the jacket, on the back, it reads "i really don't care, do you," and she wore -- he was boarding a flight to texas to visit an emigrant children's shelter. twitter and cable news blew up with many people calling her wardrobe choice "insensitive at best, honest at worst." one democratic congressman posted on twitter... the first lady spokeswoman responded that it's a jacket, there was no hidden message. after today's important visit to texas, i hope the media isn't going to choose to focus on her wardrobe. but then, just two hours later, president trump said, there was a hidden message, and it refers to the state know my fake news media. melania has learned how d

. >> shannon: kristin fisher, thank you.t de niro made headlines when he used vulgar language repeatedly regarding the president of the tony awards. now the president is firing back. trace is here with the story. democrats calling on hollywood for help on the midterms and beyond. we will ask catty people etch -- we will ask katie pavlich and doug schoen. ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ gary: i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. precision machinery and high quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. it's about deliving a more comfortable shave, every time. invented in boston. made and sold around the world. order now at gilletteondemand.com. gillette, the best a man can get. i'm a fighter. always have been. when i found out i had age

we began with kristin fisher, one presidential suite making a lot of noise tonight. >> from these emotionallyharged images from the border the president abstract to capitol hill, there were times it felt maybe congress is finally going to take action on immigration reform but then the conservative bill was defeated, and arrested much of a chance and a vote on the compromise but was pushed to next week after leaders discovered it had less support than the one that failed and then donald trump tweeted something this morning that likely killed whatever slim chance it had of passing. >> reporter: donald trump blaming these images on congress all week. >> lawmakers have to sit down and do something. >> to start wasting time on immigration until after more senators and congressmen and women in november. at the border 500 migrant children have been separated from their parents have been reunited according to administration official but that leaves 1800 children still being housed away from their parents. >> this it ministration brought it upon itself, a 0-tolerance policy, while vilifying a group of

we start with kristin fisher. >> if the level of instability on both sides is really growing by the day, but the threats against the department of homeland security, especially ice employees have gotten so bad that a departmentwide memo was sent out warning employees to keep their doors and windows locked, and according to "abc news," one dhs official even found a burned and decapitated animal on his front porch right here in d.c. protesters camped outside of the ice headquarters in portland, oregon, for over a week and it just got their message amplified thanks to one of the states congressmen. earl blumenauer says it's time to abolish ice, the immigration and customs enforcement agency, and today he introduced a bill to do just that. it reads quote ice is tearing apart families and ripping up the moral fabric of our nation. as of now at least five democratic members of congress are calling for eyes to be abolished, but tonight at a rally, president trump defended the agency. >> president trump: the democrats don't like i.c.e. these are great, brave, tough people. much tougher than ms-

we have a look at the reported suspect first to the scene in annapolis to correspondent kristin fisher. >> reporter: what happened was one of the worst attacks on journalist in the history of the united states. it all started around 2:30 this afternoon. a gunman entered the headquarters of the "capital gazette" newspaper with a shotgun and smoke grenades and then shot and killed five employees and police identified them at a press conference and all five employees of the newspaper, rob hiaasen, wendi winters, winters,on -- john mcnamara and the suspect with us identified as 38-year-old jarrod ramos. it started with a longstanding feud after he filed a defamation lawsuit and three years later he lost the lawsuit which brings us to today. here's the deputy chief. >> this was a targeted attack. on "the capital gazette." this person was prepared to come in and shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> reporter: now, at that press conference, the deputy police chief would not confirm what i'm about to tell you, but fox has confirmed this with a separate law enforcement source in the st

kristin fisher jois w live apitol hill with the back story here tonight. istin. >> hey, martha. republicans who just left an hour long meeting in ryan's office safe they are making good progress. say they are optimistic they will be able to find a path forward to avoid this discharge petition, but as of now, there is still no deal and the time is really running out. a discharge petition is a fairly obscure, relatively rare legislative maneuver. put forward by about two dozen moderate republicans, moderate republicans like congressman carlos cabello and jeff denham for trying to want to find a permanent fix for the dreamers now. they don't want to have to wait for a big comprehensive immigration bill. that's one side. then you have conservatives and the house leadership. house speaker paul ryan and majority whip steve scalise. they do not want a vote on daca because they say the bill does not include certain enforcement measures that president trump wants to secure the border. >> i think it would be devastating at something like the dream act passed because

the fans in germany or kristin fisher's reaction. >> i'm looking forward to the iranian team to play tomorrow. >> on that note, it's been great having you. we'll see you next weekend. "fox news sunday" is next. >>chris: widespread confusion on our southern border as president trump flips on separating immigrant families but doubles down on his zero-tolerance policy against those entering the u.s. illegally. ♪.>> our first duty and our highest loyalty is to the citizens of the united states. we want safety in our country. we want border security. >> the president must continue to act to deal with these problems which he can do on his own. >>chris: we will discuss what the president will do next and if congress can pass immigration reform with republican congressman - - chair of the house home and security committee's. >>> do democrats have a solution to deal with the flood of the flow of immigrants. we will ask - -. >> i believe that ultimately everything. [indiscernible] >>chris: saying goodbye to our friend and colleague, charles krauthammer. and our power player of the week, the ma

kristin fisher is here to bring us the facts. >> by definition, a military salute as a sign of respector a sitting u.s. president to salute a three star general of a hostile regime, you can see why it's raising some eyebrows especially since both countries are technically still at war. not to mention the first video of the salute was released via north korean state media. it shows president trump reaching out to shake the north korean general sam but instead of shaking his hand, the general salute him, so president trump salutes him back. several military analysts that they've never seen an american president salute an officer of another military, much less a hostile one. but the official protocol on how presidents should meet foreign leaders is murky. remember a few years ago, former president barack obama took some heat for bowing to the saudi king. in fact, our current president criticized him for it. tonight the white house is defending president trump's decision to return the salute. >> it's a common courtesy one a military official from another government salutes. he returned tha

kristin fisher joins us live tonight. >> it's been an absolutely wild night on capitol hill, extreme displays of hostility towards president trump over his policy of separating families of the border. first, a congressional intern yelled, mr. president, f you. it then as he was leaving, several members of the caucus screamed in his face from about 2 feet away. watch this. >> quit separating the children. mr. president, don't you have kids, mr. president? >> shannon: if that was democratic congressman juan vargas from california. he then crossed an interview with his republican colleague. >> if you tell him not to put -- i hope you tell him though, about this. you are the one we were hoping for and you haven't helped us out. >> i wish that you would have been upset when the obama administration had children. >> because we weren't doing thi this, and that's what's wrong. >> shannon: president trump is continuing to say that he can't change this policy of separating families of the border, only congress can do that. but democrats and some republicans say that it is simply not true. >> i

. >> martha: kristin fisher live at the right house with the story to me >> at the same time that presidentaring to sit down with one of the u.s.'s greatest adversaries, he's also essentially backing out of a deal with some of the u.s.'s greatest allies. this weekend that meeting of the g7 leaders in quebec, it was already tense as captured in this photo. german chancellor angela merkel staring off with president trum president trump. jen justin trudeau held a press conference that you were talking about where he announced that his country would be moving forward with those retaliatory tariffs against the u.s. starting july 1st. >> they are our neighbors, they are our friends. my job is to stand up for canadian workers. canadian interests, and i will do that without flinching. >> office said that the prime minister didn't say anything in that press conference that he hadn't already said to president trump in public and in private conversations, but something in those remarks clearly set the president off. shortly after he accused him of being very dishonest and weak. he announced the possib

kristin fisher at the white house this morning. napolitano. judge, good to see you. >> you said to talk about that, you're not talking about the first lady's jacket. [ laughter ] maria: your thoughts on the ruling to reunite separated migrant families. >> well, i agree with the ruling. i think the separation of the children was horrific and tantamount to child abuse or you kidnapping. some of the children are in new york and the parents are in texas and i'm happy that it's coming to an end. i realize this is not novel with themp administration but it came tour collective conscience at this moment in time and i'm glad that it has ended. maria: why did it come int conscience now when we know it's been going on for so long. >> the people that bring these things to our cctive conscience are looking for ways to make the trump administration look excessive, combine that to the zero tolerance, the lit l rail way in -- literal way in which gliewhich zero tolerance s enacted. in my view, the federal officials subjected themselves to state p

steve: kristin fisher on the north lawn. thank you very much.s get you caught up on this. a plane surrounded by police after a pilot accidently reports a hijacking. the jetblue flight waiting to take off at jfk's airport when radio communications failed and sent the false alarm to the control tower. terrified passengers forced to put their hands up as swat teams inspected the cabin. they were eventually put on a different flight to l.a. some scary moments there. a homicidegation is underway after a man is found dead at the home of new york giants cornerback. a family friend of jenkins living at the new jersey home. it's n clear how he died. and police won't say if they are looking for any suspects. jenkins was not home when the body was discovered. he has been in florida for the last two weeks. this week the first lady will make a second trip to mexican border. she will visit immigration facilities holding families accused of illegally crossing into the u.s. it's still unclear exactly when and where she is going. last week the first lady met wit

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kristin fisher is live from the white house. what are they expected to talk about? >> they are going to be talking about this possible trump/putin summit but really the time to watch is 12:30 eastern time. that's when john bolton is expected to gia press conference where he may announce the date and location of this possible trump/putin summit. john bolton is no friend to russian president vladimir putin. just last year he accused him of lying and said the u.s. negotiates with russia at its peril. but now he is the add min traition's point man for negotiating the terms of this possible summit. last time the president trump and putin met in person was on the sidelines of the apec summit in vietnam last november. now looking like if this summit does take place, that it would happen sometime in mid-july right after the nato summit. thatto someern among our nato allies. worry about a possible repeat of the g-7 summit in canada lavished praion north korea leader kim jong-un in singapore. our nato allies worry it could happen and president putin is opposed to the existenc