democrats have not and will not lose sight of the fact that the trump administrat and the republican congress have systematically worked to seven times our health care system. leading to double-digit premium increases in state after state. we asked the american people the number one issue they cared about and it's health care, not anything else. ' not going to get diverted. we are going to focus from now through july and the august recess on health care. so many millions of american families will pay more in premium increases than any tax break they will get. that is not because it has to happen, it is because the trump and theration republicans in the house and senate have deliberately undone our health care system to aid the big special interests. last week, their decision to no longer defend the constitutionality of protections for americans with pre-existing conditions was shameful. families of us, i know whose daughter -- i know a family whose daughter, middle-class. had cancer, young girl. no insurance would give them health care and they had to watch her suffer. is that what p

h>>> the administrat agreed the first prescription drugs made from marijuana. now, thele drug is cald epidiolic. it'sn oral solution that's derived from cannabis d its not contain thc. that's what gives recreational users a high. it's not the approval of overall marijuana use. even if it's iended to treat her illnesses. >>> thousands of d.c. kids are out of school for the summer, and officials want to make sure thathey're safe. there have been 35 murders thisr year. muriel bowser -- possibly even gets ants before somebod hurt as the murder rate climbs, so does the frustration in the community. something the mayor says she tunderstands. thing that we hear in neighborhoods just like the one that we're in today is that people are fed up with violence. they're fed up with being scared of random shootings. >> well, the program also creates job opportunities for teenagers and improved community rec centers in high crime areas. >>> next week is sure to be packed with people that plan to celebrate their birthday, fourth >> it's so beautiful here in washington d.c. metr

his status within the administration and does the president have confidence in him to remain as administrater? sarah: certainly we have some areas of concern in some of these ases. but i don't have any personnel announcements at this point. reporter: my second question is, congressman mark sanford blamed the president's tweet as the final straw in his defeat, making him the second republican house member to go down in defeat. this is the first time in 48 years a sitting president, as oppose -- has opposed a member of congress, of his own party. does the president intend to speak out for primary challenges to other critics of him within the congress? and if so, who? sarah: i don't have any announcements on any candidates that the president may or may not endorse and wouldn't be able to address that from this venue. i'll come back to you. reporter: first, on the two immigration bills that the house is considering. does the president have a preference for one over the snore or are both just fine with him -- over the other? or are both just fine with him? sarah: if the process leads to a permanen

this is -- this is our lives now during the trump administrat lots of news today. senior staffers at the epa are jumping ship, we have learned tonight, leading to lots of speculatn tonight that epa administrator scott pruitt mighf his nih life ae st scandal-written t in the trump administration cabinet. we'll have more on that story in just a minute. >>> democrats pretty much ran the table last night on the biggest primary day in the country ahead of the crucial midterm elections. nothing is set in stone. everything is subject to change. t craticarty aft laight is pretty much exactly where they want to be in terms of positioning themselves to try to win control of at least one house of congress this fall. going e eve kornacki here in just a few minutes to talk about what happened there and what happens next. >>> this story that broke this afternoon, i've got to say i'm not sure exactly what to make of, but you should know this exists. buzzfeed has now broken the news that the president's eldest daughter and now white house niordviser ivanka trump, she was not only

the canadians getting ready with tariffs that are inevitable because the administrat be flexible. the europeans saying they're looking a slate of tariffs on goods that will cover up to three dozen different items. billions of dollars worth of u.s. goods. if this was supposed to dissuade traders, i want you to take a peek at this. does ts look like a market that is worried? 25,146 on a dow. most of them thinking this too will pass. will it? mark penn is here and fbns charlie gasparino. so what is going on here is calm down, everyone, this too shall pass. >> it will. larry kudlow should change his last night to larry kudlow down te hear him, hedown plays the it's interesting the conversation with the canadians is something that has upset the europeans as well. the justification for this fight-back from the united states based on national security issues. what is interesting is when you look back at that issue, peter navarro said let's put it this another economic adviser to the president. he said there's not one single company in the united states that can produce flat panel display

our community's most impacted by the delusional picies the trump administrat and, those communities thatpersistent and widespread disparities. we're investing over $7 million over the next two years to provide representation for immigrants facing deportation among other legal and support programs. we will be providing our community-based organizations who are on the front line every single day with resources so they can support our own immigrant communities in s francisco. i'm here emphatically once again to say that we will not cower in fare to president trump and the federal administration, and we will never embrace their ideologies of bigotry and hatred ever. and if our city is to truly succeed, we need to lift up every single community and put the right support between everybody that calls our city home. that is why this budget includes over $7 million for adonmina justice reforms, iding initiatives to expand pretrial monitoring and bail alterntives, ending onerous local fees, and supporting our street violence response . wel continue to fund workforce programs so every san francisca

cohen: i will make a motion that we take the indisputed portions for the fire department and city administrat administrator's office. seconded by supervisor fewer. and without objection, that passed. okay. mr. rosenfield, you have your orders. you know what you are doing? okay. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> supervisor cohen: no problem. all right, everyone. we're moving forward. we're moving forward. >> last but not least, hopefully -- >> supervisor cohen: you are the main event, one small, tiny thing after you. >> we've painstakingly, i don't think i have any fingernails left, come up with $150,000 in cuts that we're willing to accept. those are mandatory benefits, court reporter transcripts, and reducing f.t.e. for clerk typists. and that will contribute $225,000 over two years. the only issue in contention is whether or not the public defender should be allowed to hire an entry level para legal in order to defend cases of severely mentally ill, mostly homeless individuals, who are either transitioning out of jail or are in the hospital. we have a mental health unit of three

. >> three administrat at as chool in hyattsville including the principal onadmine school looks intoions that the chaperones were drinking the the prom. anyennouncement made udaster joins us from the news room withhe latest details. good morning, annieism morning, steve and allison. this morning 3 administrators including the principal are on admin leave from northwestern high school in hyattsville while the school system investigates a claim that administrators who should have been sober and students at the prom were instead drinking at the hotel bar. prince george's spokesman john white confirms assistant principals ristopher burroughs and duffy have been placed o administrative leae. hyatts police also confirmedoo the sch resource officerot surveillance footage from the hotel of the chaperones and ait source familih the administration tells fox5 burroughs and duffy were placed on leave immedtely after the prom in mid may and principal murray was placed on leave this past monday. an emergency staff meeting was held at the school wednesday where an announcement was made to staff abo

many others learned from north korea on and not the reverse, but also say the administrat uses theireverage the right way, withdrawing, they can tell north korea look, we withdrew only dealwed nuclear and that is not the deal we are interested in string with you. question that remains is whether they could use that leverage in the right way. ms. demick: this will be the last question. >> i am from tokyo broadcasting. thank you for this great visitation. my question is, the timing of this summit, do you get was a deal for the united states to take the summit now as donald instantly agreed to have the meeting, he called it off and put it back on without even ing to the huge envelope that we were talking about, do you , the this decision domestic political situation that he is facing, now, namely the midterm, do you think that impacted his decision to have the summit? thank you. >> another question for the trump watchers. you can take a stab at it. >> i don't see the correlation other than timing. another question for the trump watchers. efforts, saw three different one in singapore logistics,

the phase, the senior faces f m from -- the obama administrat n administration, and i think you're right. when you -- sometimes, maybe wrestle. for a long-term focus, i think the danger is is not that they're confronting, it's that b i don't see them wrestling with this at the highest levels. so even if the obama administration fell short, even if the bush administration fell short, there's a cognizance of these challenges and wrestle wg them as opposed to it's sort o like well, let's just try to kill our way out of this problem. right? diplomacy is hard, let's not bo bother. the short-term, it's like focus on the military piece. that to me is one of the bigger issues is that we're not wrestling with them and so you're never going get the perfect answer. you're c trt or mitigate agains the bad stuff if you're not wrestling with thing things on a day in, day out basis. >> very well said. another thought to that is that ct policy can be very tra transactional if you want it to be, but we don't want to go down that path because it's not effective. i think because the trump administration is

. >> the 17th state and dc are trump administrat if the first lawsuit over the issue of family separation. abould 2300 chin have been separa id from their parenn recent weeks. alliso> >> thank you. later day, firm action and organizers set to rally against prest trump's highlights on the immigration policy immigran families, friends and lehigh valley allies will gather, the fight forur families rally is set for 10:00 >>> sarah sanders could get secret service protection after she eds ask to leave theau red hen rant in virginia. in the wake, the ownerf the red hen who was responsible for asking her to loaf has since is fstepped downm her position on a local business group. >>> protesters gathered outside of the restagant some car signs supporting the president, others asked for civility. on person was arrested. the restaurant getting a wave o the ve. it willil stay closed july a 5th. >>>ad new details about a body found insid the home of an nfl player. >>> out ofcontrol, the number of firefighters working to contain this wildfire in california has spikedan signtly as it continues to grow t

the first supreme court decision a trumpio administrat policy but just as much of the country is divided over tdent april his policysi pling srehowed the nation's highest court is as well. the tremendous victory for people ar constitution. the president toheredaelhey cteebra court's ruling calling the endorsement of his ban travel from mostly muslim nations a momentun of profo vined did i educationment we have to be tou and we have to be safe and we have t be a secure. at a minum we have to make sure that we vet pmiple co into the country. at issue washe whether trump administration third and policy affecting visitors from ve mus majority nations discriminates on the basis o nationality and religion. the five to fourneuling determi the president's \power/pours wasn't undermined by hispr ious statement saying muslim sose a threat to americans. chief justice roberts acknoedged the president's remarks but said, quote, the issue is not whether to denounce the president's statements, but the significance of those statements in reviewing a presidentl directive, neutral on its face addressing a