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. >> reporter: ter prstein and fbi af esident trump blamed 13 angry democrats for the spial counsel investigation. >> are you a democrat? >> no, i am not. >> i'm not a democrat and i'm not angry. >> hallie, i understand we're learning about the summit between the id prt and president putin. >> that is set to happen in less than three weeks, july 16th in finland we've learned today a place es that hosted entslk g u.s., russia relations dating back decades. a this one, it's not trump will push t president putin on russia's election interference in 2016 or warm him not to try again come the midterms. >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> first lady melania trump returned to the rder meeting with border patrol agents in arizona and visiting with migrant children separated from their families in phoenix. thousands have yet to be reunited this is mrs. trump's second visit to a border state in a week.fi het trip was overshadowed by the message on her jacket that said i don't really care, do you? >>> in washington today police arrested 600 demonstrators, many women that occupied senate offices and chanted we

>>> i'm jackie ward outside concord city hall where a spial meeting will be held later this afternoon. the city council will be discussing the possibility of turning the former naval weapons station into a detention center for immigrants. late last week, "time" magazine quoted a leaked memo saying the navy was considering this facility for up to 47,000 illegal immigrants at the former station. the navy isn't confirming the report but it's getting push back in the area. the mayor of concord wrote a letter to the navy saying that it's a superfund site, it's parts of it are uninhabitable with no running water or sewer. the special meeting is being held at 1 p.m. the mayor asked a representative from the navy to be there but it's unclear if it will happen. they are regular meeting is tonight. that item isn't on the agenda. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time for your "final 5." a federal judge has ordered migrant families split up at the border must be reunited. more than 2,000 children have been taken from their parents urged the trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy since may. last w

but if the president hasn't done anything wrong, why is he so upset about the appointment of a spial counsel which he calls unconstitutional. joining me now, cnn political commentator scott jennings and keith boykin. scott, let me begin with you. the president says i have the authority to pardon myself. if he's not thinking about it at all, why is he even writing about it. >> yeah, i wish he wouldn't write about it. i think it is a distracting side bar issue frankly. it is not jermaine to the current facts. the president has not been indicted, not been alleged to have done anything illegal and this investigation can play out here and eventually be over with without any of that stuff happening. we're swimming in waters that no one has explored. so we don't know whether that's true or not. to me, the ultimate issues here, though, are going to be political and not legal. there are two remedies for all of this, one is impeachment, if we go down this crazy road of pardoning yourself, i agree it would lead to immediate impeachment and the other is political from a electoral perspective, th

here from brian schwartz rethe spial counsel's office is now asking w in the russia investigation tor personal cell phones for inspection. the schwartz report is up on cnbc.com right now it says that robert mueller's team is requesting that witnesses turn other their personal phones. he wants to look at their encrypted messaging programs and view conversations between associates among the witnesses themselves he's likely to look at at conversations on what thesapp and confide and signal and dust. witnesses have complied with the request and have, in fact, turned over their phones this all comes after accusations fice that the ident's former campaign chairman was contacting witnesses and attempting to communicate withty so othatf ncern here to the spe counsel's office >> so this is part of th ld assumnvestigation most inoff from the manafort situation. >> thanks very much, eamon >> you bet >> and thank you for watching "power lunch." "closing bell" starts right no >>> this is "t clong bell. i'm wilfred frost. banks rally and tech stalls. we'll assess which areas of the market you can