allison barber t has story. >> reporter: the innocent victim of a brutal gang killing, 15-year-old affectionately new yorty a week after police say e was slaughtered outside a smalleli more than a half dozen people drag td him ono the sidewalk slashing and stabbing him with ives and a machete. he reportedly tried to run to a hospital but collapsed. it spark outrage in thenx bro ommunity about increasing gang violence. >> he's everybody's son. we all have kids and it pulls on mommy strings >> it was only made worse when it was revead the murder was actually a case of mistaken identity. investigators believe the salients thought he was a rival gang member. he was no gang member wanted to be a new york city detective. he wanted to get back to the community. to save people, be the first on scene to help people >> as friends and family said good-bye, six of the eight suspects appeared in court between the ages of8 and 24.ng charges r from murder to malaughter to gang assault and a lot of of other offenses >> let's let the sysm run its course >> two wakes were held to accommodate huge crowds to pay res

allison barber on capitol hill with the latest.>> reporter: the president may have reversed course when it comes to detaining migrants without their children, illegally crossing the border. today, he doubled down on his zero tolerance policy saying the only real solution is for congress to close immigration loopholes.>> the bill has not past.>> reporter: the first of 2 republican-led immigration bill's voted down on the house floor. lawmakers rejected it, and put heart -- in part because it did not provide a path for dreamers. the second, dumped the compromise, remains on the table. it includes funding for a border wall and offers a path to citizenship for dreamers. >> daca is broken. the immigration system is broken. the border is not secured.>> democrats have taken full responsibility for securing the borders. we know it is a responsibility that we have. we do not think we have to put children in cages to do it. >> reporter: the house voted on the first bill a day after the president signed an executive order aimed at ending family separations in a meeting with cabinet officials at th

reporting at the white house i'm allison barber fox news. >>> the most recent killing happened earlyas found shot dead in one of his offices and yesterday two paralegals were killed in downtown scotsdale. >> we did have a high profile but i don't think he ever thought that something like this would happen. when he went to places he was cognizet of who was around. they're offering a reword up to 25,000 -- reward up to $25,000. >>> police in fresno are investigating a road rage incident that left one driver dead. he's been identified at car lose piceno. the two have been involved in an argument before the man fired his handgun in the car. >>> three workers are recovering this evening after a crane fem on them around -- fell on them around 12:15. a spokesperson for the transit agency says all three workers were taken to the hospital but none had life-threatening injuries. >>> the new program creates two new admission calders mat disney land -- calendars at disneyland:san francisco agencies may soon have to follow now guidelines when it comes to using gift cards. the homeless use gift ca

justice is is considered a conservative but sometimes sites with liberal justices on issues and as allison barber tells us a vacancy on the court is setting up a fight over who will replace him and when. >> reporter: the stage is set for a fierce battle over the next supreme court nominee and with midterm elections less than five months away, democrats and republicans alike are already pushing hard for their own timeline. >> we have to pick one that will be there for 40 years. we need intellect. we need so many things. >> reporter: a second chance for president donald trump she -- to shape the highest court. this time the ideological balance of the supreme court is at stake. although a concerted -- a conservative he is often considered a swing vote. involving healthcare, abortion and same-sex marriage. republicans are calling for the process to begin sooner rather than later. >> we will vote to confirm his successor. this fall. it is imperative the president's nominee be considered fairly and not subjected to personal attacks. ago, republicans refused to consider former president barack obama's d

allison barber at the white house. son, thank you. >> kristin: from immigration to trade, tensions continue with china. more retaliation against trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum and yesterday more than $3 billion in tariffs were slapped on the u.s. products in the european union. president trump quickly responded friday morning with a, warning leaders of a 20% tariff on all european built cars imported to the united states. jillian turner joins us with the details. >> reporter: the european announced a 25% tariff on american products like blue jeans, motorcycle, orange juice and bourbon, totaling $3.4 billion. it's the latest escalation of a raging transatlantic trade spat. the e.u. claims this move is retaliation for the trump administration's decision to tax european steel and aluminum exports. the president threatened to further ratchet up the stakes. based on the tariffs and trade barriers placed by the e.u., if they're not soon broken down and removed, we'll be placing a 20% tariff on all of their cars coming

allison barber live in washington dc for what it means with the nuclear summit. >> reporter: dana loesch'sight-hand man, kim jong chol, will visit the white house and hand deliver a letter to donald trump from the north korean dictator, the most senior north korean official to visit the white house since the clinton administration. a week ago donald trump sent a letter to kim jong un canceling the june 12th summit. mike pompeo spent the last we today's meeting with peter moricci 17 -- kim jong chol, working on things related to the summit. the summit is not officially back on but pompeo says there is progress. >> we made progress in the last 72 hours towards setting conditions. the conditions are putting donald trump and rob: in a place where progress could be made by the two of the meeting. it does no good if there is no opportunity. >> reporter: donald trump says the june 12th summit will hopefully happen but he wants it to be meaningful and they might need to have a second and third meeting or in the words of the pres. none. the us wants to see complete and irreversible denuclearization

leland: allison barber, as the president vacations on this holiday weekend in new jersey. lison, thank you. a lot more of maria bartiromo's exclusive interview with president trump tomorrow, 10:00 a.m. eastern, sunday morning futures, something you don't want to miss. a lot more on immigration and liz, also the supreme court. liz: let's talk about the big story of the day. people across the country gathering for families belong together marchs, protesting the trump administration's separation of children from their parents at the border. brian yenis joins us live from the march in new york city. brian. >> reporter: hi, liz. people in new york city began gathering early this morning at about 10:00 a.m. and they're here at the foot of the brooklyn bridge, thousands of people wearing white, calling on the separated families to be reunited. if you would just pan over here, we're sort of at the end right now. all the way down the brooklyn bridge, really a remarkable number of people crossing into brooklyn. they're also gathering there later this afternoon. what they're calling f

jillian: allison barber live with what it means for possible nuclear summit. >> he is said to visit thete house and had the letter to donald trump from kim jong un. the most senior official to visit in 18 years. top north korean military leader, from kim jong un from kim jong-il. one of kim jong un's closest, a former intelligence chief sanctions by the us because of the 2014 hack of sony pictures. mike pompeo spent the last week today's meeting with kim in new york, delegations in singapore and the north-south border working on things related to the summit. donald trump sent a letter canceling the june 12th summit which is officially not back on but pompeo says there's progress. >> we made real progress in the last 72 hours towards setting conditions was the conditions are putting donald trump and kim jong un somewhere where real progress could be made. it does no good in a place where we don't think there's real opportunity. >> donald trump says hopefully the summit happens on june 12th. he wants it to be meaningful. the pres. said they might need a second or third meeting or none. th

allison barber is joining us in the nation's capital where a fight is shaping up over who will replace the justice and when. >> that is right, the stage is set for a fierce battle over the next supreme court nominee. with elections less than five months away, democrats and republicans are pushing hard for their own timeline. >> we have to pick one that will be there for 40 years, nee many things. >> reporter: a second chance for president donald trump to shape america's highest court. with the justice set to retire. this time, the ideological balance of the supreme court is at stake. a conservative justice, he has often been considered the swing vote in key decisions including ones involving healthcare, abortion, and same-sex marriage. republicans are calling for the process to begin sooner rather than later. >> we will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor. it is imperative the president's nominee be considered fairly and not subjective to personal attacks. >> reporter: it was just two years ago that republicans refused to consider the president obama's nomination of his own, de

reporting at the white house, i'm allison barber, fox news. >> arthel: thank you.e across the nation with images surfing online showing crying kids and other children being held in detainee centers. there is controversy surrounding one high profile photo. brian yenis joins us now in new york to explain. brian. >> reporter: chances are if you're against president trump and his separation policy, you'd probably think the latest time magazine cover is an encapsulation of a cruel policy. those for the president could see this cover as misleading. here's why. it shows a 2-year-old girl crying as president trump is depicted towering over and looking down at the toddler. the cover reads, welcome to america. the little girl was cropped from a photo which shows the girl crying as her mother is searched by a border patrol agent. time magazine in its article said after the photo was taken the girl was separated from her mother. that is not true. turns out the mother and her daughter were never split up and they were taken together. now, white house press secretary sarah sande

. >> allison barber reporting. the executive order seems to catch-22 to some.keeping families together, while enforcing the zero- tolerance policy on immigration. we are joined from our newsroom about the legal fight. >> that executive order modified, but does not and child detentions. experts say, things are very much the same. the court battles will likely continue.>> we will have a lots of happy people. >> after insisting only congress can solve the problem, with a stroke of a pen resident trump signed in executive order. what really happened? >> children will continue to be held. i suppose you could say it is a victory of sorts for political sentiment. in the sense the children will not be separated from their parents. >> there is little compromise. >> we will not separate the children from the parents, but we will detain you for a long time together. in order to get the authorization to detain you for a long time, we will go into federal court and have a previous agreement modified. >> that previous agreement was a ruling from a federal judge, who in 1997

. >> eric: for more on the legal maneuvers an, allison barber is standing by. >> reporter: this letter was leaked to the new york times and fox news. we received a copy of the 20-page letter yesterday afternoon. in it, the president's attorneys argue that an in person interview between preside trump and robert mueller is not necessary because the special council has all of the information they need in order to answer the questions they say they want to ask president trump. they say the special council lacks the, quote, requisite need to personally interview the president and there is a high legal bar they need to meet in order to override presidential privileges. the attorneys argue that president trump's actions are not objecting instruction, writing, quote, it remains our position that the president's actions here by virtue of his position as the chief law enforcement officer could neither constitutionally or legalitily constitute -- legally constitute obstruction because that would amount to him obstructing himself and he could if he wished terminate the inquiry or exercise the powe

david working the phones and working his twitter account criticizing john brennan among others, allison barberte house. >> reporter: big focus for the white house is the summit in north korea. it is not won and done. it will be a process. and everything they are focusing on, the new job numbers, the pres. tweeted about the numbers this morning and yesterday, he did not give specifics but an hour before those numbers were publicly released, foreshadowed good news by tweeting looking forward to seeing unemployment numbers at 8:30 this morning, numbers are good, deferment of labor says 223,000 jobs were added last month in the unemployment rate is down 3.8%, the lowest unemployment rate since 2000 but some say that we crossed a line and violated long-standing federal rules. >> it could not be taken more seriously in washington. the pres. is in a position, and if it -- the president gets those numbers last night. you do not want to impact markets. >> i don't think he gave anything away. >> reporter: donald trump welcomed the north korean official to the white house, who hand-delivered a letter fro