president donald trump has just taken off from andrews air force base outside washington on his base the g. seven summit in canada speaking to the media just before he left trump course for russia to rejoin the group of leading industrial nations a bold statement that puts him on collision course with leaders of other g. seven nations he'll be meeting later today here's what he had to say. russia should be in this seat why are we having a meeting without russia being in the meeting i would recommend and it's up to them but russia should be in the meeting you should be a part of it you know whether you like it or not and it may not be politically correct but we have a world to run at the g seven which used to be the g eight they threw russia out they should let russia come back in because we should have russia at the negotiating. that was talking just a short while ago didn't miss an exam before naaman joins me now. in combat with the g. seven summit is due to start soon now on general which is trump trying to do with the statement saying that russia should be back in the g. seven and

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he actually is a board marine one and landing at joint injuries air force base -- join andrews air force base. he is there leaving canada early to go off to singapore. let us start with the g7 and the reaction from our allies to his moves on tariffs and trade. what do you think? guest: thank you, greta, for that question. like health care, trade is complicated, but what the president is going to find out is that these countries are going to push back unlike the republican-controlled congress. they are not going to just fall down and not do anything. they are going to hit back. countries such as mexico have already imposed tariffs on pork, bourbon, and motorcycles. it will create problems for the emerson people. -- for the mac and people. -- for the american people. host: tom reed said he is for disrupting vehement -- the status quo and what we have done for years on trade hasn't worked. there may be short-term ramifications, but the long-term game is to the advantage of the americans. guest: if you look at history, that's actually not what happens. last time america tried it, it made the

he actually is aboard marine one, landing at joint andrews air force base before he's about to head off on air force one to canada as you know congressman and then from there leaving canada early the g-7 summit to go off to singapore. let's start with the g-7 and the reaction from our

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she was wearing it again when she arrived back at andrews air force base outside of washington. >>> a group of women are gathering donations to bring the children or being held in detention facilities. they are from across san mateo county and they call themselves the mcallen 12. they are on their way they ose, toys, gift cards to h the children who have been separated from their families. >> we can't replace parents but we can get as close as possible. a teddy bear and clothing will not take the place of a mother's hug. >> they will fly out of sfo at various times tomorrow and they plan to distribute the donations to various catholic charities near mcallen. >>> a group of activists is claiming responsibility for altering the message of a billboard. to make a statement about the trump administration's immigration policy. we looked into why the sign was taken down but up long enough for a lot of drivers to see. >> reporter: it was not up for long, this billboard captured the attention of many driving along i 80. it reads we make kids disappear. attributing the message to immigrations a

he actually is aboard marine one, landing at joint andrews air force base before he's about to head off on air force one to canada as you know congressman and then from there leaving canada early the g-7 summit to go off to singapore. let's start with the g-7 and the reaction from our allies to his moves on tariffs and trade. what do you think? >> well, thank you, for that question. like healthcare, trade is complicated, but i think what the president is going to find out is that these countries are going to push back. unlike the republican-controlled congress, they are not just going to fall down and not do anything. they are going to hit back and a lot of that is going to affect americans. for example, countries such as mexico have already imposed tariffs on pork, on bourbon, on motorcycles so it is going to create problems for the american people. >> our guest as you know, he said he is far disrupting the status quo, that what this country has done over the years and decades on trade hasn't worked so there may be some short-term ramifications. but the long-term gain is to the advanta

we watched that blue and white plane pull up on the tarmac of andrews air force base carrying three americansho had been held hostage in a foreign land. as they stepped out of the plane, flanked by the president and first lady, who had gone up to greet them, you could see the joy in their faces. but i didn't expect to happen what happened when they got to the base of the stairs. as they approached me and the secretary of state, and my wife, they embraced us. they grabbed our hands and talked about faith. one of the men stepped off and headed me -- handed me a handwritten card. i found it later he handed one to the president on the plane, and found secretary of state -- and our new secretary of state, as well. on one side was penned psalm 126 one through three. when the lord brought back the captives, we were like men who dreamed. our mouths were filled with laughter, our tongues with songs of joy. the lord has done great things for them. the lord has done great things. on the back, i saw a note. very similar to what they had written to the president. " dear mr. vice president pence, we praise

the president is expected to arrive any minute touching down at 5:30 at andrews air force base and backhite house. jillian: breaking news, a manhunt is over and police believe they have a man accused of shooting an officer responding to a collier bubba bubba. another officer have a head injury but is expected to be ok it is unclear what led to the shooting. the suspect may have taken stages. rob: bipartisan effort on the daca vote is dead. paul ryan announcing overnight congress will consider two immigration bills next week instead. the decision moments after an attempted discharge petition shall two signatures short that would allow the house to put the vote on the floor without ryan's approval. next week will mark the first time the house is considered legislation to protect illegal ignorance who into the united states as children. jillian: 5 states holding crucial primary elections that will shape the midterms. in virginia donald trump supported corey stewart securing the gop nomination challenging incumbent sen. and former vice president candidate, congressman mark sanford loses his

however, the first lady was wearing it again when she returned to andrews air force base outside of washingtont trump later tweeted that the jacket refers to the fake news media. saying melania has learned how dishonest they are and she truly no longer cares. but this week's time magazine cover is also creating two separate over its depiction of the issue of immigration and the separation of families. you see it. it shows president of looking down at a 2-year-old immigrant child. the words say, welcome to america. that little girl has become a symbol of the immigration debate. a photographer captured her crying while her mother was being searched by border patrol agents. the people who love the cover call it bold and powerful. critics say it is exploitive. >>> san francisco construction company is facing a potential discrimination lawsuit after a group of african-american workers state they encountered hateful messages on the job site. the former employees of clark construction say they thought graffiti with the n-word and black dolls hanging from nooses. the workers say they were fired after

see the president of the united states heading out to get on air force one and start the process to qualm and hawaii and andrews air force base. >> you cannot have a more intense four days, he leaves our g7.ntry, goes to canada with the anything bh, hop on a plane, finishes the next 18 hours in the air, land, has a few hours to walk around, then has a historic meeting into a one on one, a joint meeting and the two our press conference but before that, most importantly, an interview with sean hannity. >> the full interview at 9:00 but a few clips we are going to show you, one of the soundbites from that interview and sean will joius at 6:00 to tell us what the interview was like but here's the pres. talking to sean. >> i just think we are now going to start the process of denuclearization of north korea and i believe that he is going back and this started virtually immediately and he has already indicated that and what he has done. we got our hostages back but they up one of their sites, one of the testing sites, their primary testing site, some say they're only testing site, getting whatever missile which isn't in the documen

changed her jacket during the texas visit but was wearing it again when she arrived back at andrews air force base in maryland. >>> california and 10 other states are planning to sue the trump administration over the separation of children from their families. they say that president trump's executive order halted the separations does not reunite parents and children who have already been torn apart. the lawsuit announcement was made today outside of a federal prison south of seattle where 200 immigrants had been transferred. they include dozens of women separated from their children under the administration's "zero tolerance" policy. >>> someone who is unhappy with the family separations changed a billboard along interstate 80 overnight to make a statement about immigration policy. a group of self-proclaimed guerilla activists changed the sign from we make junk disappear, to we make kids disappear, i.c.e. ktvu's alyana gomez reports. >> reporter: the group in decline struck again. this time they are talking about the separation of families issue. and you might remember they have been very outspok

and that she took it off when she arrived at that texas at andrews air force base right outside of washingtond that the jacket refers to the fake news media. saying, melania has learned how dishonest they are and truly no longer cares. >>> this week's time magazine had -- is causing controversy because of the cover. the issue is about immigration. the separation of families. it shows president trump looking down at a 2-year-old immigrant child. the words say, welcome to america. that little girl has become a symbol of the immigration debate. recently, a photographer captured her crying while her mother was being searched by border patrol agents. fans of the cover call it bold and powerful. critics sayoitive. >>> san francisco police are searching for a man accused of kidnapping a woman at gunpoint. it happened around 4:30 wednesday afternoon near bay and kearny street. police say 21-year-old woman was walking home when a man any part carter told her to come into the car with him or he would kill her. when she backed away, police say the man pulled out a gun and threatened her again. that's wh

so we'll have the president back just after dawn morning time, andrews air force base. >> right. >> what does he come home to? >> well, he comes home to a lot of questions, not just from democrats but from republicans on the hill who want to know exactly how this deal, should it arrive at that, how it will all come to fruition. we don't expect to see him tomorrow, but later in the week we just learned that he'll be briefed by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the department of justice inspector general report about law enforcement's handling of the hillary clinton probe. the president will be briefed on that document before it goes public on his birthday, in fact, on thursday. so that's what -- >> what could go wrong? >> that's really how the rest of his week shapes up. >> i can't thank you three enough for coming on with us after a long day's journey. robert costa, susan glasser, geoff bennett, our thanks. >>> coming up for us as we continue, the president has now gone after war games, also known as military readiness exercises. we will have a heavily decorated former warrior ho

jumped in the suv and went to andrews air force base and sealed the deals that have to be done to makeamerican's relationship are back on line. that is not how the elite work. look at capitol hill, what have they done in the make america great again agenda, trish? do you see a lot of support on capitol hill for the president? trish: no, i don't. what mike huckabee was talking about earlier. bureaucrats are down there in d.c. are so obsessed with the process. they don't just, you got to go and do it. i mean you don't ask every tom, dick, harry for permission. you wake up four years later and you've gotting in to show for it? >> he is absolutely r i worked for president trump. it is about one thing. it is about results, for america, and americans. it is not about having meets and conferences and going to geneva anienna, hanging out. it is about can you solve the problem? if you can't solve the problem, you are part of the problem. that is why for the first time since 1776 we elected man who had never been in public office before or ner been a general. that is the important message sent t

but she put it on again as she deplaned back at andrews air force base after the trip. her team insisted the jacket didn't have any hidden message. (vicki) but the president says it did have a message. and it was for the media. he tweeted out the message was quote "refers to the fake news media. melania has learned how dishonest they are, and she truly no longer cares!" (ken) more than 100 people lined walnut creek's ygnacio valley road to protest the separation of families at the border. some drivers honked their approval...as protesters waved a wide range of signs. protesters told us the president's executive order doesn't change anything because there are children who have already been separated. demonstrators say they will continue to protest until they see some substantial changes from the trump administration. (vicki) and new tonight at 8. in the east bay, morning commuters along i-80 in emeryville may have spotted an unusual sign(ken) that after overnight vandals altered a "got junk" billboard hoping to send a message to president donald trump. kron 4's charles c

so we'll have the preside back just after dawn morning time, andrews air force base. >> right. >> what does he come home to? >> well, he comes home to a lot of questions, not just from democrats but from republicans on the hill who want to know exactly how this deal, should it arrive at that, how it will all come to fruition. we don't expect to see him tomorrow, but later in the week we just led that he'll be briefed by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the department of justice inspector general report about law enforcement's handling of the hillary clinton probe. the president will be briefed on that document before it goes public on his birthday, in fact, on thursday. so that's what -- >> what could go wrong? >> that's really how the rest of his week shapes up. >> i can't thank you three enough for coming on with us after a long day's journey. robert costa, susan glasser, geoff bennett, our thanks. >>> coming up for us as we continue, the president has now gone after war games, also known as military readiness exercises. we will have a heavily decorated former warrior how th

president touching down at andrews air force base three hours ago, back from his historic summit with kim jong-un. here's a tweet reading, just landed along trip but everybody can now feel much safer than the day i took office. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. meeting with kim jong-un was an interesting and very positive experience. north korea has great potential for the future. some lawmakers are less sure about north korea's intentions or what the response will be from u.s. allies in asia and the pacific. >> 5:05. preventing another tragedy. pg&e is now warning you that power may be shut off soon. the embattled utility company posted it on its website that power could be cut off in certain neighborhoods during extreme fire conditions. just last week, state fire investigators determined pg&e contributed to the multiple deadly fires in wine country. company's equipment mostly power lines came into contact with trees sparking those fires. >>> still no announcement in the san francisco mayor's race. a winner could be declared soon. possibly by the end of the week.

the president touched down at andrews air force base about three hours ago. back from his toric summit with leader kim jong-un. a tweet reads, just landed a long trip but everybody can now feel much safer than the day i took office. there's no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. meeting with kim jong-un was an interesting and very positive experience. north korea has great potential for the future. some lawmakers are less sure about north korea's intentions or what the response will be from u.s. allies in the asia pacific. >> it is 6:07. we don't know who will be the next mayor of san francisco but a winner could be declared as soon as today. here are the latest numbers, london breed currently beating mark leno by 1800 votes. city hall sources tell us the numbers are slowly trending towards breed. they are still about 8,000 votes left to be counted. we'll keep tabs on that. it's been more than a week since the june primary and there's still 2 million ballots that haven't even been counted. according to the secretary of state's office, we could take a fe

when she was on her way to texas to show how much she cares, when her plane landed back at andrews air force base, the first lady deliberately put that back on again. they knew this had become the most controversial garment any first lady in history had ever worn in the last couple of hours and the first lady still put it on again. and at the end of the day, the first lady's office issued a statement for her about her day which did not include anything about her jacket. the only thing she said about the children in her statement was, quote, the children were eager to learn and were kind and in good spirits. that's it. that's the totality of the first lady's report on the children she met today. needless to say, the president could not resist commenting on the first lady's jacket. he tweeted, i really don't care, do you written on the back of melania's jacket refers to the fake news media, melania has learned how dishonest they are and she truly no longer cares! donald trump's fake media includes me, he has attacked me for years on twitter. but here's something to think about in the viewing patter

president dollar trump has taken off from andrews air force base outside washington on his rage the g. seven summit in canada speaking to the media before he left court for russia to be readmitted to the group of meeting industrial nations a bold statement that puts him on a collision course with leaders of the seven nations he later today here's what he had to say right here should be in this city why are we having a meeting without russia being in the meeting and i would recommend and it's up to them but russia should be in the meeting you to be a part of it you know whether you like it or not and it may not be politically correct but we have a world to run at it the g seven which used to be the g eight they were russia out they should let russia come back here because we should have russia at that it goes yes. that was donald trump speaking a short while ago let me now go live to. the phenomena she joins me now from a shot of one in quebec what the summit is due to start in a a few onstream out how to alexander so what let's trump trying to get what this is a man making that statem

that jacket caught reporters attention as she boarded the plane at andrews air force base when on her way to texas. it became a bit of a stir online when she was there is meeting these children. she was not wearing the jacket while touring the facilities and meeting the workers there and the children there. but then full well knowing it had become a bit of a flap, she put it back on. when she landed in d.c. a few hours later, mind you 85 and humid in washington, not jacket weather. >> is it a message to the media or somebody else. >> donald trump suggests it's a message to the media. i think there are other possible conclusions. perhaps it's a message to critics elsewhere, perhaps to her husband. we don't know. we can only go on what they're telling us. it is a puzzing choice for this administration what should have, could have been a good news story this becomes a distraction. >> we had no intention of covering this tonight. we were not going to talk about it till the president tweeted about it and made it a bigger story and made us wonder what exactly was going on there. susan thoug

andrews air force base. andrews, itint base given boeing d.c. 20 lands. r force one returning. the president with an arduous trip from canada to singapore is returning. francine, he will enjoy a furious congressional debate on immigration and maybe he will pick up on some of the domestic niceties, including the mueller investigation. mr. mueller was modestly busy yesterday with russian papers he was worried about. francine: i think he will also have to address two things. that the inconvenient truth is that if there is an attack on european soil, he says we cannot be so the european will save us. he will be briefed when he touches down about at&t. it is a clear rebuff of the trump administration's well and i wonder if he will tweet on that? tom: i wonder what we will see on that and the move forward. he returnsest worldwide to a raging debate about wargames and military exercises. kevin cirilli will join us in about 30 minutes. still in singapore and he will brief us on vice president mike pence and the confusion yesterday over wargames. we will watch the

he actually is a board marine one and landing at joint injuries air force base -- join andrews air forcee. he is there leaving canada early to go off to singapore. let us start with the g7 and the reaction from our allies to his moves on tariffs and trade. what do you think? guest: thank you, greta, for that question. like health care, trade is complicated, but what the president is going to find out is that these countries are going to push back unlike the republican-controlled congress. they are not going to just fall down and not do anything. they are going to hit back. countries such as mexico have already imposed tariffs on pork, bourbon, and motorcycles. it will create problems for the emerson people. -- for the mac and people. -- for the american people. host: tom reed said he is for disrupting vehement -- the status quo and what we have done for years on trade hasn't worked. there may be short-term ramifications, but the long-term game is to the advantage of the americans. guest: if you look at history, that's actually not what happens. last time america tried it, it made the gre

but she put it on again as she deplaned back at andrews air force base after the trip. her team insisted the jacket didn't have any hidden message. president donald trump followed up on twitter later saying the jacket quote "refers to the fake news media" and that the first lady "no longer cares." (grant) and senator dianne feinstein released a statement today on the president's executive order. it reads in part... "we're not a country that rips nursing babies from their mothers. and we're not a country that puts dozens of children in cages with thin mats and aluminum blankets." "yesterday i believed the president finally recognized that his policy was untenable and unsustainable. however, upon reading the language of the executive order as well as the comments from his agencies, i am deeply concerned to learn that the humanitarian crisis is not over." (grant) happening now - a large protest is getting underway in walnut creek. demonstrators say just ending the separation policy is ánotá enough.. kron4's dan kerman joins us live.. dan? (vicki) (vicki) live.. dan? (vicki

but from alaska, we flew right to andrews air force base. we went from hanging by the ceiling in a c141 star lifting to the back of a bus that we were hanging from the ceiling in there on, on stretchers and i had a very pleasant surprise that day. they took us to walter reed first and had some marines that were going to go to bethesda naval hospital. they went on to a different bus and i think were taken to bethesda, which they really at that time weren't all that far apart from each other. we went to walter reed and as they took me off the bus that day and carried me into the walter reed medical center, i'm looking up at this one area right there inside the building and there stands my mother, my father, my sister, and my fiance. they said you're going home tomorrow. the guy that took me back from the shower said, do you know anyone that you can contact stateside? tell them you're going to be arriving at walter reed army medical center on christmas day. so i called my dad because he had his own business and i figured if it was daytime anywh

. ♪ from about 90 minutes ago, president trump disembarking air force one, returning to air force andrews basefter his summit with north korean leader kim jong-il. welcome to washington journal for june 13, 2018. three hours of reaction to the summit today. we will hear from a number of members of congress and take a look at editorial page views across the country, but most important, we would like to hear your views, your opinion, and here is how you can do that. if you are a republican, use (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independence and all others, (202) 748-8002. you can also join us on facebook, where we -- and we welcome your comments on twitter. send us a tweet at @cspanwj. be president might very well at the white house by now. we are not certain if we will hear anything from the president after that long flight back from singapore, but if we do we will try to bring that to you as well. thet off, the analysis from front page of the new york times from david sanger. the headline, president of the pitch to kim yields val with few details. is nothing there president trump extr

. ♪ storm from andrews air force base into the white house yesterday.t after canada and singapore and all of the different events. we will touch on that in a moment, particularly trade. it will be an interesting debate in washington. it is below the radar, the culture wars of immigration is front and center for the motion of the capital right now. francine: i think immigration will be the next topic over the coming days. emmanuel macron also meeting the new italian prime minister, and a lot of the talk will be dealing with immigration jointly, not italy alone, but in the context of the eurozone. let's get to first word news with taylor riggs. >> the china central bank held off on raising borrowing costs. that decision came after the release of data that showed the chinese economy is rising at a slow rate. fed policymakers boosted rates by a quarter point. chairman powell said the u.s. economy is in great shape. not long from now we will hear from the ecb. russia's vladimir putin and mohammad bin salman will discuss how to boost oil production while thei

morning for the airbase to travel to guam and later the air force base in hawaii before returning early wednesday morning. air force one landing at andrews. these are pictures of reporters cap. we will take your calls but cnbc highlighting the question key points of what the u.s. and the north re gernment had to. let me go through each of them. the u.s. and dprk commit to establish new u.s.-north korean relations in accordance to the desire of the people's for peace and prosperity. point number two, the u.s. and the dprk will join the efforts to build a lasting and stable peace regime on the korean peninsula. the third point, reaffirming the 27th, 2018 declaration that the dprk commits to work toward complete geek nuclearization of the korean peninsula just complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. some question whether that will happen. the u.s. and dprk commit to recovering the ma remains just the mia remains -- the mia remains. those were key points outlined by the administration and signed by the north korean leader and president donald trump. let's get your phone calls. on the republican line and ben rausch, louisiana -- ba

we're looking at a live video of president trump, about to depart the helicopter at joint air force base andrews to head up here to new jersey. but as we watch the video, ben, we can keep talking. didn't the united states essentially craft what was originally the general agreement on tariffs and trade and then the creation of the wto? didn't we create this and hasn't it almost always been in our favor? disbli wouldn't sa>> i wouldn'tr favor. it's been in favor of free trade. it was a post-war idea to help the european countries get back on their feet in terms of manufacturing and in terms of ag chuagriculture. it's worked well. we can afford to do -- to be a generous trading partner and to be fair with these other countries and not crack the whip on them. there's no reason to attack them. there's no reason to cut down on our trade with them. there's just no reason to fight free trade, especially for the united states of america, which is big enough to absorb almost any amount of trade. and we're not having that many restrictions on trade. i just don't -- i like mr. trump. i think i'm the only pe

so we'll have the president back just after dawn morning time, andrews air force base. >> right. >> whates home to a lot of questions, not just from democrats but from republicans on the hill who want to know exactly how this deal, should it arrive at that, how it will all come to fruition. we don't expect to see him tomorrow, but later in the week we just learned that he'll be briefed by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the department of justice inspector general report about law enforcement's handling of the hillary clinton probe. the president will be briefed on that document before it goes public on his birthday, in fact, on thursday. so that's what -- >> what could go wrong? >> that's really how the rest of his week shapes up. >> i can't thank you three enough for coming on with us after a long day's journey. robert costa, susan glasser, geoff bennett, our thanks. >>> coming up for us as we continue, the president has now gone after war games, also known as military readiness exercises. we will have a heavily decorated former warrior how that's likely to go over with our al

. >>> president trump back in washington after air force one landed at joint base andrews in maryland only about two hours ago. i want to show you the new video we just got. he's back from his summit in singapore. the president thanking kim jong-un after the north korean leader agreed to give up weapons in exchange for security from the u.s. it lacked specifics like timing and verification. the president says the details will be worked out. senator mitch mcconnell is calling for the deal to be ratified by congress. >>> the trump administration has long blamed oakland mayor libby schaaf for warning the public about an immigration sweep. internal e-mails recently obtained says i.c.e. considers the sweep in february a suck cease. weeks before schaaf's warning, ice officials said they would be surprised if they ended up picking up 200 suspects. trump administration officials say she was responsible for more than 800 criminals to be arrested. >>> a stretch of highway 1 in big sur should reopen before the summer ends. a landslide buried a section of the highway. caltrans pushed the opening

air force one at joint base andrews in maryland.ee the president there leaving the plane, giving a wave. as you know he just arrived back from singapore after his summit with north korean kim jong-un. the president thanking kim for agreeing to give up his nuclear weapons in exchange for security from the u.s. it lacks timing and verification specifics. the president says those details will be worked out. going a step further, president trump says the u.s. will no longer be conducting military drills over the korean peninsula. senator mitch mcconnell calling for the deal to be ratified by congress. >>> san francisco voters will likely be asked in november whether to approve borrowing money to update the aging seawall near the embarcaderembac city leaders say the measure is vital to securing three miles of shoreline from the threat of earthquakes and sea level rise. a second vote by the board is required before that measure becomes official. >>> hundreds of thousands of fans packing oakland streets to celebrate the warrior's second st

. >>> this is new video of air force one landing anti joint base andrews he just got back from the summitsingapore. the president is thanking kim jong-un after the north core lean leader agreed to give up nuclear weapons in exchange for security in the u.s. the actual agreement lacked specifics including timing and even verification. but the president does say those details will be worked out. as for finalizing things, senator mitch mcconnell is calling for the deal to be ratified by congress. that's the next step. >>> this morning, a concerned mother is sharing her experience on a recent unit airlines flight. >> she was traveling with her 8-month-old daughter who she strapped in a car seat facing the rear. that's the way experts suggest children should be sitting if they're under two years old. a gate agent told her the plane would not take off unless she turned the car seat facing forward. she says that put her child at risk. a flight attendant checked faa policy mid flight and realized the mom was right. >> i think every agency needs to take accountability, knows what their policies ar

air force one touched down at joint base andrews about an hour ago.ongress is calling for more answers about the agreement that was signed. mo on what's next in a live report from the white house. that's coming up in about ten minutes. >>> and fans of the washington capitals rocked the red in a big wayn theational mall. you're lookingro at scenes f the victory parade and rally there on the mall yesterday. this was day d.c. sports fans have waited decades for. we're going to have more moments from the parade coming up a bit later in this broadcast. >>> and now to decision 2018. democrat valerie ervin just .ropped out of maryland's gubernatorial ra ervin started campaigning after died.nning mate she pushed to have ballots reprinted to show her name at the top of th ticket. a judge ruled there wasn't enough time for that. she's expected to endorse rashern. >>> virginia voters chose their caididates for the november terms. two races will likely get national attention.nn er wexton will face barbara comstock. that will one of th most expensive races in hist

president trump spent about half the flight time on board air force one flying from joint base andrews to morris town, new jersey speaking with reporters on a variety of subjects. among them the nomination of a replacement for supreme court justice anthony kennedy. mr. trump says, as mentioned two women are on the short list. he called all of the candidates a great group of intellectual talent in just over a week the president said he will reveal his nominee. starting this week he might meet with two candidates at his golf club in bedminister, new jersey. >> president trump: we have 5 very outstanding people. look, i like them all. i've got it down to about five. >> reporter: now, on board the plane cameras were not allowed to record mr. trump's remarks, but there is as you just heard audio. the president discussed his chief of staff john kelly and reports mr. kelly might soon be replaced. the president was noncommittal how much longer kelly might remain on the job describing the four-star general as "a wonderful man." >> president trump: i can say we have had a very good relationship

morning overheard calling this a great trip as he made his way from air force one to the presidential limousine at joint base andrews. the president tweeting, the world has taken a big step. thank you to chairman kim. our today together was historic. the fact of the matter is there are competing realities with the trip the president took to singapore. the question is how much he gave up for how much the united states got. president trump returning to washington a made criticism over the concessions he made to north korea in exchange for a vague commitment to denuclearize. >> we have some things that you don't have in the report. we made a lot of progress, tremendous amount of progress. >> reporter: the president defensing his, quote, great relationship with kim jong-un, twaoegt that the world has taken a big step back from potential nuclear catastrophe. but the announcement that he is suspending joint military exercises between the united states and south korea provoking alarm and confusion in seoul and washington. >> i think sometimes the president has a tendency to say things that are ad hoc that haven't been vett

information about it before the president gets in that motorcade to head over to joint base andrews to get on air force one. those are the logistics of what we expect to happen. but there is a lotf queions here regarding not just details of the executive order. we haven't seen text of it that we can report yet. though we do know, broad strokes, that some of these families will be moved to the front of the line, you could say, in order to have their applications for asylum processed. but there are some questions. one, something you referenced the top of your show -- this has happened. the administration can't go back six weeks in time and undo the things that have happened in those six weeks. these kids being separated from their parents. so logistically, how do you repair that? how do you reunite these kids and their families? operationally, how do you make that happen? there is also a question of time frame if in fact this is a temporary solution, what does that mean? how long is that? what is the pressure now on congress? does this mean congress is off the hook? the answer is no. the president still

home within the next hour, scheduled to land at joint base andrews at 5:30 eastern time, reporting from the historic summit in singapore. air force a brief stop for refueling in hawaii before heading back to washington. donald trump has been on the road since late last week arriving in singapore for his meeting with kim jong un on sunday after attending the g7 summit in canada. he does not sleep and neither do a lot of our correspondence in singapore as well, democrats are fusing to concede that donald trump had a successful summit with kim jong un reaching a possible breakthrough with north korea. >> what the united states is gained is vague and unverifiable at best. what north korea has gained is tangible and lasting. would legitimize a brutal dictator who start his own people. >> this is the weakesttement i have ever seome out of any engagement with north korea. jillian: sean duffy has a reminder about pres. obama's tenure in office when he sent billions of dollars to iran and became buddy with a ruthless dictator. >> the hypocrisy from democrats, barack obama goes to cuba and has a baseball game with raul castro, and sends bi

deplane from air force one after the long flight back to joint base andrews.ands with military leaders. perhaps we will hear a word or two from the president. we will bring you those if he speaks. let me pick up on what lindsey graham said there, ch. is the difference in this equation that president trump has made it clear as opposed to presidents past that military action is imminent if north korea doesn't begin the process of permanent denuclearization? >> i'm not sure you can draw a direct line. they want to say that it was his earlier rhetoric that essentially caused north korea to come to the table. i'm not sure that you can definitively say that particularly because they've given so much to north koreans. they've elevated them. they had the pomp and circumstance. they allowed kim to be seen with trump and negotiate directly with the u.s. president. that put the north korean leader on a level that he hasn't been on in the past. i'm not sure we can say specifically it was earlier -- essentially trump threatening t bro him t the table.althought -- we'll be