that was what presidents trump really meant by making this announcement today all right jennifer norman outside the white house in washington alexander thank you. well i'm joined now from our washington bureau by. senior vice president of the away into council and director of the scowcroft center for strategy and security berries good to have you on the show i want to ask you how significant is this purchased by poland. what is it 30355 jets. i think it's significant. poland will join the growing number of close advanced u.s. security allies all over the world now but it is a it is the 5th generation aircraft and i think it is a it's a significant purchase it'll take a while for poland to you know it's initial operational capability on it but i think it's important that the alliance have the nato alliance have this kind of advanced capability to deal with a growing set of russian capabilities and russian posture and a. signal to russia. it's it has the effect of sending a signal but it's about real capability as is the other announcement that came out of the white house regarding increasing u.s. presence

>> joining our discussion now, jennifer palmieri, former white house communications director for presidentbama and hillary clinton's campaign. rick wilson, republican strategist and a contributor to "the daily beast." he is the author of "everything trump touches dies." thank you, rick, for having a title that i can't say with a straight face. jennifer, let's -- let's go to that moment that we just saw. joe biden gets the heckler at the speech. we've seen that time and time and time again at donald trump's campaign rallies in 2016 and since then, and every time donald trump went after those people from the podium as viciously as he could. that is not what we saw today with joe biden. >> yeah. he was deft and he was kind. these are two traits that don't normally apply to president trump. so i thought he handled that really well. you know, he's a human, and he had -- and, you know, he's had a good -- he had a good day today. he had a good poll. that quinnipiac poll that you talked about. i thought it wasn't just that biden had the biggest lead, right, over trump, that number of how many peop

recreation coordinator and the head coach of bay view united, and our volunteer coordinator jennifer, and the amazing stacy white. we're all, all youth workers. so today, we are joined by five of our current workers, along with their coordinator. we have jada stewart from eureka valley rec center. andre diaz and andy lynn, if you guys would all come up. you each get a very brief time to appear at the big mic and say hi to the commissioners. [applause] >> hello, i'm jada, i'm 17 years old. okay, so my experience working has been amazing. every time i interact with each mentor, we become a family. they teach me and guide me in the real life, you know, real life world. they tell me different things like you know, time management and then also things in school and advice for home and all that. also, for future things like college and how to apply for other jobs when we continue on. also, they guide me and just give me that home that you know, that i may not have in other places, so yeah. pretty much. >> thank you. [applause] >> hello, i'm andre, i'm 17 years old. i work at the playground and megacamp. working with r

george whiting, joel medina, robert frickeman, carol, theresa, rose h., nancy warfell, harrison dylan and jennifer fever. go ahead, mr. whiting. >> oh, good afternoon, commissioners. my name is george whiting. the first one i wanted to make is i think the expansion and the demolition part of this legislation should be bifurcated. i think the demolition aspect is quite good. the city needs a clean, clear demolition. for everyone. it's very confusing to me as a regular citizen, not a lawyer, not a land architect. i read it four times, i have four different conclusions about what i just read. what i think gives me the biggest problem is it is suppose to be to create more density. but what i do see happening is you're taking regular homes, based on f.a.r., for area ratio, for residential housing was never based on floor area ratio in the past, and the staff, for planning, has made egregious errors in f.a.r. they have a history of this. so i don't necessarily trust what they are doing. [bell ringing] but what they are also doing, they're adding a.d.u.s to these f.a.r.s. and that -- what that does is it

americans about the mueller report is a top priority because they believe the white house has misled the public about its findings. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> this week the balance of power in virginia's general assely will lie with voters in the commonwealth. republicans hold a slight edge. on tuesday voters will dide several primary contest. polls will open at 6:00 a.m. they will stay open until 7:00. eac voter will need to bring photo i.d. and remember, any registered voter can vote this either party's primaries. to learn more about tuesday's se primary, arch virginia primary in the nbc washington app. >>> a local author lost a book deal afteret tweing about a metro employee eating on the train. tonight find out who the writer says owes her $13 million. >>> an niearly-morng call hitting a sour note with a local music store owner. it appears a suspted it appears a suspted ecin the big t rriers are talking abeir current 5g roll outs, but their efforts are limited to a few pockets in select cities or trying to convince consumers th 4g is actually 5g. they're neglecting small towns and rural communities, le

first, to jennifer griffin at the pentagon on what the military is saying and kevin corke at the white house on what the president may be planning. we begin with jennifer. hi, jen. >> pentagon officials deny the drone was shot down over iran. the air force released this video of the actual moment of impact of the u.s. navy's global hawk drone being shot down by the advanced iranian surface to air missile. the navy done was shot down 25 miles from the iranian shoreline. here's the air force commander from the government speaking from a u.s. military base in qatar. >> this was an unprovoked attack on a u.s. surveillance as set that had not violated iranian airspace at any time during its mission. this attack is an attempt to disrupt our ability to monitor the area following recent threats to international shipping and the free flow of commerce. iranian reports that this aircraft was shot down over iran are categorically false. >> the general did not take any questions, nor did the spokesman here at the pentagon. we know general joe dunford took with him to the white house military option

. >> a bipartisan group of congressional leaders ju left the white house to talk about what happens next. jennifer johnson is tracking the development for us. jennifer? >> dorn and eon, the president said whoever did this was being loose and stupe. now it's become a war of words between the two countries, and both of them are trading accusations tonight. president trump putting iran on noticefter u.s. central command says iran shot down one of its drones. >> iran made a big mistake this. drone was in international waters clearly. we have it all document. >> reporter: iran's revolutionary guard shot down the drone in iranian airspace. >> this was an unprovoked attack on a u.s. surveillance as that's had not violated iranian airspace at any time. >> reporter: the president said fortunately this was an unmanned drone and hinted this may have been an accidhet. said he doesn't want war with iran but wouldn't comment on whether the u.s. will strike back. >> this is a new fly in the ointment what happe dooting down the drone, and -- and this country will not stand for it, that i can tell snow 20re congss

jennifer thank you. >> taking their message to white house, j.p.organ ceo jamie dimon and representatives of business round table meeting with president trump this afternoon, ashley webster is here with the details on that. what happened this? reporter: good question, you say jamie dimon was there with business round table, mr. dime -- dimon said that meeting with president was productive and hopeful about prospects of getting a trade deal done with mexico and canada but no further details of any other subjects, only that getting north american deal done is a very high priority. member of business round table, have expressed worries about impacts of various trade wars involving u.s., president is also by the way bashing fed chair jerome powell against in a interview with george stephanopolous. president said that feds actions of raising rates have held back the economy and hurt the markets. >> frankly we had a difficult person in federal reserve that would not have raised interest rates so much we would have been at least a point and a half higher,

jennifer? >> reporter: leon and erika at meeting at white house still going on, and as you said the attack is escalating tenons between the u.s. and iran, and now the two sides are trading accusations. >> trump putting iran on notice after u.s. central command after iran shot down one of its surveillance naval drones. >> report: iran made a big mistake. this drone was in international waters clearly. we have it all documented. >> reporter: iran's revolutionary guard says it shot hewn the drone in iranian airspace but t pentagon says they have evidence that proves otherwi a. >> this i unprovoked attack on a u.s. asset that the had not vie lateranian airspace at any tier. >> report fortunately this was an unmanned drone and hinted this may have been an accident. the u.s. don't want war with iran but no comment on whether the u.s. will fight back. >> the country will not stand for this, that much i can tell you. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi is urging diplomacy. >> there's no appetite for going to war in this country. says orter: and ir there's no intention of war and this strikeollows the attack

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jennifer? >> apirnlly this all went down around 7:30 last night. the white house said the president had the pentagon's support but he decided almost at the very last minute not to do it. tense momen at the white houseur thday night as president trump almost launches an attack against iran for downing a u.s. drone. he sai we were cocked and ready to retaliate, but then in an interview with "meet the press," said, he realized 150 people could die. >> they shot down a drone, plane, whatever you want to call it and here we're sitting with 150 people th would have taken place a half hour after i said go ahead. i didn't like it. i didn't. >> iran fired back that it repeatedly sent warnings and didn't attack a spy plane with 35 people near the drone.i a warn of how close the two sides are coming to a conflict. >> we need a strong steady hand nd frankly we don't have that right now. >> i give him credit. they're pushing toward this confrontation. >> there would be collateral damage. i'm so glad the president didn't do that. >> reporter: several major world airlines

so jennifer, you argue that the most important thing that hicks could shed light on was when she worked -- actually worked in the whiteuse. what do you make of the white house counsel, the attempt there to limit her testimony? because, you know, she was huge during the campaign. even before. >> yeah, and she, i mean, the most important thing she probably did was take part in that false statement about the trump tower meeting that they drafted on air force one. look, they make two arguments. one of which is absolutely ridiculous and the other is slightly less ridiculous. the absolutely ridiculous argument is this absolute immunity that somehow she gets this absolute barrier that she can't be questioned at all about anything because she worked in the white house. that's silly. that's not grounded in law. we've never even heard of that before. the executive privilege argument, yes, executive privilege exists. if they go to court, i think it will not shield her from all testimony about that, but that at least is something they haven't made up out of whole cloth. >> sources -- it's interesting, you know, when you say you'v

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and jennifer, you are saying that the most important thing that hicks could do is shed light on when she worked in the whiteat do you make of the white house council -- counsel there to take part of it >> and the most important thing is to take part of that fake trump tower statement they drafted on air force one. and the most absolute ridiculous argument is the absolute immu immunity that she is going to get this absolute barrier and she cannot be questioned about anything at all because she worked in the white house. that is not grounded in law and we have not heard of it. executive privilege exist, and if they go to court, it is not going to shield her from all testimony, but it is something that they have not completely made up out of whole cloth. >> and the sources are important when you say that you have never even heard of that before, but yet, they are getting away with it now, and that is a for now or -- >> until they go to court. they are saying they sent letters to assert this, but until the dems do something in response, they are getting away with it. >> and so sources say that the white house o

dollar humanitarian aid bill to help my grant families, which the white house officials say the president will likely veto. here is jennifereporter: as advocates protest the acting custom and border protection commissioner john sanders resigns. this comes after reports of children living in deplorable conditions at two texas facilities. the house trying to pass an emergency bill to address the humanitarian crisis facing detained migrant children. >> the needs that they have, but also the shame that we should have that they don't have diapers and toothbrushes and the care. >> reporter: amid the controversy, 300 children were removed from the facilities, but about 100 have been returned. lawyers cease the unions terse have no access to basket needs like soap. >> we met with children who hadn't changed for weeks. these are the most appalling conditions i have seen in my 12 years of representing children and families who are detained. >> reporter: president trump blaming the democrats for the children being here. >> we asked the democrats to help on asylum, help on the loopholes. >> reporter: after a report 144,000 migrants we

jennifer: i was like, is this the tax reform? rick: no, just on friday i was at an event at the white house rose garden, where he announced a policy on health care, on the health reimbursement accounts. i mean, it is a transformative policy. i have not seen one news article on it. nobody is talking about it. it will open to millions more people the ability or lawyers to get money to buy individual market insurance, small businesses that have no way of helping their employees. they will have the ability to do so. there are things the of ministration is doing. to get to the republicans, they have done -- there is so much he has done by regulation. they have a great lineup. presidents, who do these things and have six-month rollout plans, and everything, trump is ready, shoot, and. -- aim. things.the way he does they are cranking out so much policy that the left and everyone is ignoring because they are focused on going after him. jennifer: he seems to be ignoring you too, in terms of communications. rick: no, he does not talk about it. it is markable. but the campaign will. i think the president -- maybe he is right. maybe he is wro

white house. let's begin with jennifer griffin, live in washington. >> reporter: we have new details of an incident we first reported last night about the u.s. mq-9 reefer drone that was fired on by the iranians on thursday. a senior u.s. official tells me just minutes after the first distress call went out from the mv tanker at 6:12 a.m. local time on thursday, the u.s. military moved an unmanned mq-9 reefer drone over the altair. the drone arrived at 6:20 a.m. local time, eight minutes after the first distress call went out. at 6:45 a.m. local time, prior to the second attack on the second tanker, a missile was fired at the u.s. drone on station over the altair. a no norwegian flagged ship. it missed. u.s. officials assessed the missile was a modified sa-7 surface to air missile fired from iran's mainland. it was fired after the u.s. drone arrived on station to assist the norwegian tanker. separately, we have learned from u.s. officials that an american mq-9 drone was shot down over yemen by iranian backed rebels on june 6. the british government issued a statement, blaming iran's revolutionary g

jennifer johnson reporting. democrats also say educating americans about the mueller report is a top priority because they believe the white house has misled the public about the findings. >>> with their season on the line, the warriors could get a much needed boost tomorrow. injured from star kevin durant practiced today, giving the team hope that maybe he can play in game five. the warriors briefly practiced today in toronto before the big game tomorrow. kd hasn't played in a month. you might remember he strained his calf in the second round of the play-offs. today he gave ate go. now the team is going to see how he feels tomorrow morning. he is okay, he could play in a game. the warriors absolutely have to have to keep their championship hopes alive. coming up later in this newscast, we're going hear from coach kerr and some of the warriors players. >>> still to come tonight, swimming, biking and running away from one of san francisco's landmarks. we'll take you to the annual escape from alcatraz, when we return. >>> a hot place to spend your sunday, figuratively and literally. it's opening weekend for the san mateo cou

jennifer, what a day. >> yeah, it was a day. ica and leon, very tense moments at the white house.ouse said today the ort but decided against the strikes atpp the suvery last minue. night as y pridumestrmot nest.alnclau the president tweeting, we were cocked and loaded to retali ate b says in an exclusive interview withe "meet thess," he then learned 150 civilians cod diate. ey shot down an unmanned drone, plane, whatever you want to call it, and here we are sitting with 150 dead people that would have taken place probably within a half an hour after i said go ahead and i didn't like it. i didn't think it was -- i didn't thi it was of his own pay questions his decision. >> i think he shouldn't have fi saying it repeatedly sent warnings before downing the drone. more evidence of how close the o sights are coming to a military conflict. >> i think this is the moment sfor aong steady hand, and, frankly, we don't have that. >> a frequent cestic prais him for that. >> i give him credit. you have warhawks like john bolton and mi pompeo who are pushing for a confrontation. >> reporter: se

to just search jennifer is one of more than 4001st nations girls and women who have disappeared in the last 30 years the murder rate for these women is 4 times higher than that of white women and almost never solved people here feel but the authorities just look the other way. today we reach benes and wilfried find a video chat that's still looking for their daughter on their own they say it would be different if she had not been indigenous. my daughter went missing didn't kick are serious and. this white girl goes missing the same town same people all the little wrong here and they're all southerners like 1500 people like why you started this research it still exists today it's in our community center our very next door neighbor possibly the 1st nations voted overwhelmingly for justin trudeau liberals in the most recent election he promised an inquiry and established a commission which is due to give its report on monday bunnies and wilfried were contacted by this commission but say they don't expect anything positive to come out of it disguised form sounds and not part of indigenous people we can tell you some things need to change. meanwhile families are still loo

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president trump meets with top congressional leaders at the white house to discuss a potential response to the situation. fox news's jenniferin live from the pentagon with the latest. jennifer. reporter: pentagon officials deny the drone was shot down over iran. they released video of actual moment of impact of the global hawk drone being shot down by advanced iranian surface-to-air missile. the u.s. navy drone was shot down roughly 20 miles from iran's shoreline. international airspace is 12 nautical miles. they say the drone was flying over the strait of hormuz. this is air force commander in the gulf speaking from u.s. military base in qatar. >> this was an unprovoked attack on a u.s. asset that had not violated iranian airspace at anytime during its mission this attack is attempt to disrupt our ability to monitor the area following recent threats to international shipping and the the free flow of commerce. the reports that the aircraft was shot down over iran are category false. reporter: we know general joe dunford, chairman of the joint chiefses took with him to the white house military options. the president gave him

. >> and some campaigns, not saying jennifer, but we've seen this happen. but they do it a lot in this white house. they recognize the way to get to him -- >> if you don't read -- >> here's the craze dwling, the leaked poll, the internal poll is not just bad for him, but it's consistent with all of the polling. all of the public polling shows roughly the same thing. you look state by state, luook t the national numbers not just the fox poll but all of the polling trends over the past couple months have showed trump getting shellacked by certainly the leading democratic candidates and get ago beatting narrowly by the middle of the field candidates. so it's not like this poll is at odds, it's not an outlier. it's right in the middle of the politics rage. >> but it is worse though. there are some states, florida, michigan and minnesota are considerably worse. trump lost that by a point and a half last term. that was a 14-point spread. so it's ominous for donald trump. >> let me show you something, i remember when he said don't believe what you see or feeling like it was orwellian or ominous. i

knives are out inside the white house for sarah sanders, the departing press secretary, she's being blamed for giving abc access to the president. max boot, douglas brinkley and jenniferodgers are here. so listen, let's just talk about the -- everything that i discussed in the open of this show. not meant to be humorous, straight news. but when you read it and you hear the answers that they give, it's -- you can see why the late night shows, it's so easy for them, i would imagine. i'm sure they will tell me it's not that easy. but the material just writes itself. max? >> no, i think that's right, don. i mean, believe me, two and a half years ago if you told me that donald trump was going to become president of the united states and he would act like this i would say, wow, this is the craziest thing you could possibly imagine. this is fantasy, science fiction, it will never happen. but it has happened and it keeps happening. there are still days when i wake up where i say i can't believe donald trump is president of the united states. he's acting like this. at some level we have to accept it and this is the truth and this has become our new reality and we get acclimate

charles: jennifer, thank you very, very much we're just about an hour away from talks at the white house between vice president pence, secretary of state pompeo. they will discuss what mexico can do to clamp down on numb we of migrants rising entering the united states and tariffs on monday. jackie deangelis is there. reporter: charles, that meeting a little less than an hour away. the stake 5% tariffs could be imposed as soon as monday june 10th. the president actually spoke on this issue a little earlier today. listen of the. >> mexico has to step up and if they don't, tariffs will go on. if they go high, companies will move back into the united states. that is all. it is very simple. the people are going to have to worry about paying the tax because companies will move back into the united states. there won't be any tariff. reporter: so he appears to be digging in on his position. it's a 5% tariff on more than $300 billion of mexican imports into the united states. and of course president trump has also said that he is not bluffing on this issue as evidenced there. meantime he is faci

white house version of events. tonight, they warned about bumbling into a war. sandra? >> sandra: jenniferwhat happens in the next 24/48 hours. jennifer, thank you. that is "the story" for us tonight. thank you for joining us. it's been a busy news day. started the day with us and end the day with us. we appreciate that. i'll see you tomorrow bright and early. bill and me on "america's newsroom" 9:00 to 12:00 noon. thank you for joining us on "the story" tonight. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." since 9/11 the u.s. has spent trillions of dollars and thousands of american lives trying to remake the middle east in our image. it is sad to say it out loud but we have to. it hasn't worked. many of us thought it would but it hasn't. by every measure our foreign wars ended in dismal failure for the united states. however noble their intentions. some did have noble intentions. donald trump was one of the rare politicians honest enough to admit this. he said it out loud three years a and promised not to repeat the same mistakes if elected

jennifer, let me start with you and the white house treating subpoenas as optional.e be doing here in response? >> i'm really happy with what the judiciary committee is doing. i think they're taking the right steps and they need to contest these, but first they have to deal with these accommodations. i think what's most important is the president is right now, as you know, off overseas enjoying this kind of magic kingdom vacation. but when he comes back to the ground here in the u.s., he's facing this barrage of legal issues, mostly with the hearing that began with the house judiciary committee. most of what the house is doing is standing around and moving forward like adults as a practical matter here. >> so what happens here, hope hicks says, no, i won't show up. i see your subpoena and i ignore your subpoena. what do they do now? >> they can try and work with them or take the matter to court and get a court order. >> and force her to show up. >> force her to show up. >> i'm sorry to disagree here, but i don't see how this meticulous approach the members are taking

the white house, hoping the next news cycle will just move on and people will forget about this whole dirt on his opponents foray. >> and people are inundated and many times they do that. jenniferwant to bring you in but before i do that i just want to play what the president said a couple of days ago and what he said today, okay, watch this. >> you don't call the fbi. give me a break. life doesn't work that way. >> the fbi director says that's what should happen. >> the fbi director is wrong. >> of course you have to look at it. if you don't look at it, you're not going to know if it's bad. how do you know if it's bad. of course you give it to the fbi or report it to the attorney general or somebody like that. >> jennifer, does that count as a walkback? what is that. >> i don't know what that is, don. it's clearly illegal to take any help at all from a foreign person. the founding fathers didn't want foreigners to interfere in our elections. >> and that includes our president. >> it should include our president. he knows it's illegal. he knows if he looked at the mueller report that don jr. came pretty close to being indicted for taking help or trying to take help from russian

white house. >>> there are now two arrests in the case of a missing mother in connecticut. jennifer dulos, the mother of five, hasn't been seen for 10 days. her estranged husband fotis dulos and his girlfriend were taken into company, both charged with fabricating or tampering with physical evidence and hindering prosecution in the case. officials say they could face additional charges as the search for jennifer dulos continues. >> there's a possible break in the case of maleah davis. the 4-year-old girl from texas was reported missing more than three weeks ago. authorities found remains of a child last friday in arkansas. they're now trying to determine if the body is that of davis. the ex-fiance of maleah's mother has been arrested in connection with maleah's disappearance. >>> new orleans is preparing to say good-bye to an iconic chef and civil rights activist. leah chase died saturday. she created new orleans' first white tablecloth restaurant for black customers. the woman behind dooky chase's restaurant served presidents and entertainers and freedom fighters jailed in the sout

speaker pelosi just moments ago speaking after the white house briefing on iran with house and senate leaders. eugene scott, adrian elrod and jenniferdoes seem as though we are tiptoeing up to a line. we're not exactly sure at what the point we're going to cross it or what that's going to look like, but there have been a lot of concerns. chuck schumer we played earlier in the program saying he's worried we're going to bumble into something. you've focused on this topic quite a bit. what are the warning signs here, and what in your view should be the administration's next step? >> i think there are warning signs. i think when they start trying to make a connection between al qaeda which is a sunni radical group and iran, which is a radical shia country, and they're not citing any specific evidence, that smasks iraq. that was the argument that dick cheney and others used that somehow that they were sheltering al qaeda people in iraq and that somehow justified the iraq war. when you have that kind of repeat, you know, history doesn't repeat it just rhymes, that's a rhyme. another one is they are beginning to cite the original authoriza

national security correspondent jennifer griffin leads our coverage from the pentagon this hour. what's the latest? >> the whiteed about the attack. both outgoing and incoming acting defense secretaries will be going to the white house shortly for a meeting on iran are john bolton and mike pompeo and the national security team. in a statement u.s. central command rejected iran's claim that the drone flew over iranian territory. those reports are false. it was an unprovoked attack on an u.s. surveillance asset in international airspace. it was shot down by a surface to aramis ill into the persian gulf roughly 17 miles from iran's shoreline over the strait of hormuz where it was flying, not far from where u.s. officials say iran attacked two other tankers last week and four others last month. the unmanned drone with the wing span the size of a 737 took place after patrick shanahan resigned. mark esper takes over on monday. >> i worry about iranian proxy wars and terror, tell me your concerns. >> president trump: don't worry about a thing. everything is under control. don't worry about a thing. iran is a much diff

white house correspondent kristen welker. joining me now rick wilson, contributor to the daily beast, the author of the book "everything trump touches dies." jennifer rueben -- and brain klaas, the author of "the despot's apprentice." thanks to you three for joining us. rick, kristin made the point at the end, that the president gets republican support or being tough on immigration and at the border. he gets a little less support on the tariffs on china. but there was really a shot across the bow earlier this week including by mitch mcconnell who said don't do this mexico thing without talking to us first. >> that's because mitch mcconnell'ses that tariffs are always an economic disaster. they're always a tax on americans and they always hurt american consumers. he also realizes that there are three economists in the whole country who believe the same thing donald trump believes about tariffs. they all work for him. they're all morons. and so there was a very clear signal from mcconnell and a very clear signal from other members of the senate that this was a line they weren't going to cross, they weren't going to tank the economy because donald tru

to just search jennifer is one of more than 4001st nations girls and women who have disappeared in the last 30 years the murder rate for these women is 4 times higher than that of white women and staircases almost never solved people here feel but the authorities just look the other way. today we reach benes and wilfried find a video chat that's still looking for their daughter on their own they say it would be different if she had not been indigenous. my daughter went missing didn't kick are serious and. this white girl goes missing the same town same people all the wrong here and they're all sudden there's like 200 people like why is this research still exists today it's in our community center our very next door neighbor possibly the 1st nations voted overwhelmingly for justin trudeau liberals in the most recent election he promised an inquiry and established a commission which is due to give its report on monday the niece and wilfried were contacted by this commission but say they don't expect anything positive to come out of it disguise for him sounds. not pretty indigenous people we can tell you because some things need to change. meanwhile families are still l

jennifer, let me begin with you on this deal. do the dems win here? did the contempt threat work or did it frankly just show that the white house delay, delay stonewallingtics, at least tragthis out, is working? >> it's hard to tell exactly, but i think you're right about what's happening here. really the republicans and the white house win because it's win two and a half months since the mueller report was issued and the house has seen nothing. literally nothing until yesterday. so even though the white house doesn't have a legal leg to stand on in holding back this material and doj doesn't have a legal leg to stand on, they have managed to drag this out for two and a half months. they're winning here, and i think congress needs to be a little more aggressive. >> molly, i thought it was interesting what republican congressman, the ranking member of the judiciary committee, doug collins, said. he said after this agreement yesterday that the justice department's agreement with nadler debunks claims that the white house is stonewalling congress. i suppose to an extent he's right, but it's not everything congress wanted. who's the political winner? >> well

jennifer, we know from reports that john bolton is going to israel, what other details have you picked up? >> we have just seen video that the cia director, they have left the white house, they left together. after that, they were part of that meeting with the national security advisor and secretary of state mike pompeo. we do know that the pentagon carried with it over to you to that white house meetings military options for the national security team for the president to be presented to the president. we do not know what decisions have been made as of yet, but i would agree with general keane that they will be limited in nature because the military is going to leave its offering to send a signal to iran but also that if iran does not get that message, then next response would be a lot stronger. i think that it is irresponsible to talk about flattening iran or israel striking iran. that is the kind of language that should not be used. speaking to utah commanders and anyone who has any knowledge of how the military works, that is not something that is on the table. >> melissa: we appreciate that. you are absolutely right. president trump saying -- we are going to

white house hits iran with those new sanctions, secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in the united arab emirates. he's working to build an international coalition against tehran. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. jennifer, we need our allies to be with us. >> senior u.s. officials confirmed to fox news the u.s. military carried out a cyber attack against iran thursday in response to the american drone being shot down. while most focused on the president's decision not to carry out a visible military strike and response, it now turns out that the u.s. cyber command launched an offensive cyber attack targeting what we are told included iranian intelligence and radar installations used to shoot down the u.s. navy drone thursday. fox news has learned iran shut off its radar sites around the time the u.s. was poised to launch retaliatory strikes late thursday. it's not clear if those radar sites were turned off by the u.s. cyber attack or if iran shut them off deliberately in anticipation of a strike to hide their location. over the weekend, iranian forces were relatively quiet but tensions remain high visit to israel, national security advisor john bolton, one of the ke

jennifer griffin live at the pentagon with the latest. tough words from the president. >> just one day after president trump signed the new sections were to come top iranian officials mocked the sanctions and the white house and so the potential for talks are now dead. here is iran's president. >> the white house actions mean that it's mentally retarded. if you are telling the truth and he wanted to negotiate, you would not put sanctions on our foreign minister at the same time. this shows you are full of lies. >> later this week the trump administration plans to sanction iran's top diplomat, who spent months negotiating the nuclear deal with then-secretary of state john kerry. also sanctioned monday, iran's top military commanders who are u.s. officials they were responsible for the shoot-down of the u.s. surveillance drone last thursday and attacks on those six oil tankers in recent weeks. >> i think a lot of restraint has been shown by us, a lot of restraint. that doesn't mean we will show it in the future. >> on his second day on the job, the new acting defense secretary mark esper heads to nato headquarters in brussels to convince allies to work with the trump administration on these new iran s

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jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. what has been the reaction from iran to the new sanctions? >> one day after president trump signed a new sanctions order, top iranian officials mocked the sanctions in the white house and said the potential for talks are now dead. here is iran's president. >> translator: the white house actions mean it is mentally retarded. you say you want to negotiate. if you are telling the truth and really want to negotiate, you would not put sanctions on our foreign minister at the same time. this shows you are full of lies. speak with the president responded with a tweet. : "iran's very ignorant and insulting statement, put out today, only shows that they do not understand reality. any attack by iran on anything american will be met with great and overwhelming force. in some areas, overwhelming will mean obliteration. no more john kerry and obama!" later this week, the trump administration plans to sanction iran's top diplomat who spent months negotiating the nuclear deal with then secretary of state john kerry. the acting secretary left for nato headquarters where he will be meeting with nato allies to convince them to form a new coalition to protect commercial shippin

jennifer? >> on one day after president tp signed the new sanctions order, top iranian officials mocked it, saying about potential for talks are now dead. there is iran's president. >> the whitee mentally retarded. it didn't you say you wanted to negotiate? you would not put sanctions on our foreign minister at this time. this shows you are full of lies. they also plan to sanction the diplomat, who spend months with john kerry. they were also sanction monday, who u.s. officials they were responsible for the shootdown of the u.s. surveillance drones on thursday. attacks on those oil tankers in recent weeks. >> a lot of restraint has been shown by us. a lot of restraint. that doesn't mean we are going to show it in the future. >> president trump's new acting defense secretary, mark esper, heading to brussels to convince allies to work with the trump administration on these new iran sanctions. he will present nato allies to form a new coalition to protect commercial shipping to the strait of hormuz following the oil tanker attacks. so that the job is on left solely to the united states. the u.s. and great britain, after they seized a container ship. for more than a week as part

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