anton: he did. the other day, i did something -- whens at a similar you hear the weekly standard is inviting a trump guy, you think is it a firing squad? nonetheless, i was invited to do this about 10 days ago. he brings up the flight 93 election and says, you are in a way, a spiritual co-author and i say that because a lot of the people in this room hate that and hate me. the reason was because steve was the first to find the journal of american greatness and publicize plug, after we pulled the i started to stew over the summer. i am from california, steve lives in california. i drove down and hung out with him for two days. and the essay took shape over those two days of conversation. hometown -- i my drove back to my hometown of santa cruz county, a town that mostly voted for hillary. publicize tothat widely because want to be able to go home but i do think it is ironic. you guys about both spiritual co-authors for different reasons. it was a provocative essay. i thought it was well written. i di

his refuge. >> anton: so, we're going to do it at 146. >> engineer: 146? >> anton: yup.ng to be 'tude. i'll go like that. we'll just see. we're not going to a change yet. >> drummer: let's keep eye contact about switching. >> anton: okay, ready? >> anthony: he makes music, paints, and cooks in his studio. still tours to sold-out shows. collaborates with other artists to brilliant results. and continues to create and record incredible music his own way. always. zero compromise. he's not just one of the most prolific recording artists in history, but an excellent and enthusiastic cook. frequently combining both callings at the same time. >> anton: so, this has to come out. so, it was cooking from almost 1:00 to 6:00 maybe. i also made sweet potatoes and stabbed those and wrapped them in foil. and i covered the bottom of the oven with foil because they tend to leak sugar, and it's very hard to clean that stuff, but that's what they do. i mash potatoes, very simple. [backwards voices] this is good stuff. i think that's the basic stuff that we cooked. right there. and, the la

. >> tucker: let's start with being honest about one thing i think that michael antone is right about. most of time we talk about immigration we have a religious debate about who is the good or bad person. so if we could for the next four minutes keep it to policy. tell me how more immigrants bringing in your neighborhood, i think it's eat flash bush in new york, helps the people who already live there? the people already there and citizens how are they helped by it? >> i'm proud to be the son of

hayes: i have known michael anton for about 20 years. we have shared more chinese meals and stakes and anyone else i know. we have been friends for a long time. he is a former deputy national security adviser under president trump and the author of the widely read

anton ngo/home threatened by wild fire ".....i am in my house, i see the fire far away, i thought we'd be okay but before i knew it the fire is here and we have to run...." this record illegal firworks cache, seized and unveiled on thursday by calfire illustrates the scope of the problem andfirefighters know that there are plenty more where these came from.robert sapien/san jose fire chief "...the beginning of june marks the beginning of fire season and we know that the grass is dry and fireworks add another ignition source that just shouldn't bethere..." (rob live) last year, a number of citations were issued based on little more than an accusation from a neighbor. those citations were dropped amid threats of legal action. again, this year, the city is going to require proof. live insan jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) time now to talk some warriors-- the entire season comes down to the next 48 minutes...a chance to close out the cavaliers in game 4 of the nba finals. (catherine) in just a few hours, golden state could be celebrating its 2nd straight championship... their 3rd in

someone who was suicidal or someone would have sat or you know in this day and age i mean anton rose normal p.t.s.d. would have made anyone run away from that car intruder that was an emotional reaction of fight or flight he ran because we know he's going to get shot if he stays there and he gets out if he stays there so i think there's a whole mental health issue can you tell me a little bit i got a couple minutes last about your work with the disabled and how that relationship with physical and mental disability and law enforcement is so intertwined. so the area in which aunts one lived in and went to school in was with until a school district a place that it's been riddled with gun violence over the past few years at least ten of his close learners over the past few years have been murdered in this area so the type of impact that has on children is great well we know it is. people that live in low income communities specifically black communities here in pittsburgh are experiencing p.t.s.d. or see p.t.s.d. meaning that it's complex and they're still in it and we also know when it

anton ngo/home threatened by wild fire ".....i am in my house, i see the fire far away, i thought we'd be okay but before i knew it the fire is here and we have to run...." this record illegal firworks cache, seized and unveiled on thursday by calfire illustrates the scope of the problem andfirefighters know that there are plenty more where these came from.robert sapien/san jose fire chief "...the beginning of june marks the beginning of fire season and we know that the grass is dry and fireworks add another ignition source that just shouldn't bethere..."rob fladeboe/san jose "...to be clear, last year a number of citations where issued based on little more than an accusation from a neighbor. those citations were dropped amid threats of legal action. residents are report any and allsuspected illegal fireworks they see and hear but before a fine is levied, the city will need some kind of proof. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news coming up at eight.. what the president said today.... suggesting he is softening his stance on marijuana plus. famed chef anthony bourdain found dead at 61..

russian cosmonaut anton shkaplerov was accompanied kuhnigh fromjapan.he three landed in kazakhstan this afternoon, having spent 168 days in space. the russian was out of the capsule first, met by support crew who checked him over ahead of his journey back to moscow. weather with darren bett. hello, it is becoming dryer overnight, and showers turning into decay. what we're seeing is cloud heading our way. there is a lot of clout in the north sea and that is going to drift its way further inland across the eastern side of the uk, bringing some very misty weather, some patches of fog, especially around the hills. quite a warm night. but quite a cloudy day for southeastern parts of scotland, northeast england again, but this time, cloudy and mystique and significantly cooler for the east midlands on the way down towards east anglia. sunshine in the southeast, it is would be warmer into the low to mid 20s, but that could trigger a few thundery downpours. quite a range of temperatures, cooler in the east, but sunshine for the eastern areas on tuesday, and sti

portuguese politician antone a veto reno has been elected the director general of the international organization for migration voters rejected america's nominee can i as a christian charity executive who's been accuse of anti muslim bigotry the move ends decades of u.s. leadership at the un agency. in the united states the man suspected of shooting and killing five people at a newspaper office in the state of maryland has appeared in court via video link from prison. warren ramos has been charged with five counts of murder in order to remain in detention a police say he held a longstanding grudge against the capital because that in annapolis and that he blasted his way into the paper his office killing four journalists and the sales employee. the front page of maryland's capital because it newspaper. a newspaper whose office was on thursday the scene of a grisly shooting leaving five members of staff dead. with defined spirit the paper published its friday edition including photographs and a picture ease of the journalists and sales assistant who were killed. and a somber opinion piece beginning

arrancamos la dosis deportiva de hoy con el delantero francés anton griezman.ristiano ronaldo que tener la ventaja. hoy se convirtió en el cuarto jugador que ha anotado un golcuatro mundiales. el jugador de mayor edad embarcaron gol en el mundial. lo curioso de todo esto es que lo hizo el mismo día de acordar un trato con el club español además esta litigando para terminar con su problema fiscal. para que no los extrañan, durante el mundial aquí les tengo partidos >> en minutos es entre el resumen completo de lo que pasó el día de hoy en la copa mundial de la fifa. telemundo 48 te invitan al mercado de san josé un un un un un un para feria del condado, se el día de hoy ciento de personas dejaron por las calles guiadas por vaqueros y vaqueras a caballo >> este evento fue organizado por primera vez el año pasado y como tuvo mucho éxito los organizadores hicieron traerlo mucho >> aquí esta el plan para fin de semana. al levantarse temprano para ver los partidos del mundial >> el clima estará perfecto >> yo he estado en esta serie y el quimo quema será perfecto par

but one who is, is michael antone who just wrote a piece in the "washington post" saying why do we needore people anyway? that is a good question so we are kicking off tonight's special with him. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: i'm glad you asked this. do we need a there of a million new people in america every year? t what was your conclusion? >> my conclusions let's look at the answers that people give for why and exam them. they don't bear examination. reason number one is we need workers. we have all the jobs and we need workers. that sounds plausible when we have a low unemployment rate for the first time in a long time. but the low unemployment rate is achievement of the trump economy coming after 20 years of the wage stagnation and wage declines for workingin and middle class americans. i remember the 1990s when the clinton administration was seeking tight labor markets. the argument is if we have tight labor markets the wagess will go up for the core constituents, working people. democrats don't care about that anymore because they are not the pa

my name's michelle antone. i am a native american community member. i also work for the native american health center. i'm here also to get a follow up on our p.a.c. presentation back in january 23. most of the -- our priorities have been worked on or are being worked on, but that -- a major one, which is very important to our community is the washington murals and so we just also wanted to find out what's happening with that and how it has moved, if it's moved forward, and what's taking place as far as the board's end of it. it's important for our community. i work every day with our families and youth, american indians, and i know the -- the toll that historical trauma has taken on our families and communities. and with all the work that we're trying to do, the different agencies that serve our community, we need -- we need the school district to also help in that. we know that they -- our students are -- as mentioned earlier, walk-through the hauls of the school, and to see those -- those paintings is -- is shameful. they shouldn't have to see that

next, a discussion on the trump administration's foreign and domestic agenda michael anton and hayes. this was from a recent political summit hosted by the weekly standard in colorado springs. it is just under one hour. mr. hayes:

anton, thank you very much for joining us. >> glad to be here. thanks for having me. >> give me a quick take. what did you think was accomplished in singapore? >> first just getting the relationship off to some kind of start was accomplished. just talking was an accomplishment with a regime like this that the united states has had very little contact with over the last many decades, doesn't have diplomatic relations with. in the past when the united states has talked, things haven't turned out so well. it all remains to be seen how it will turn out now. getting that relationship going again, especially after a year of extraordinary tension, missile tests, nuclear tests, a lot of fear in the region that the region mighted for some kind of conflict, just talking reduces tension. you see how happy south korea is about this, how happy other leaders are in the country. they like to see tensions go do that in itself is an accomplishment. >> polish is different than policy. do you have a fear that this is not in the u.s. favor yet? >> no, i don't. that

defender anton you dig a smile that comes from sierra leone. and the family of magic midfielder. historic each one week before the training camp. with the precedent provoked heated sui actions in germany. and for good. we've got the business to end this so i. mention. it because she wants him. in there and. so i did for his. opening and yes some people have to have camps with national identity it's a little bit like my situation i want to talk about that with the to. this is so much stuff you could get out of deduction manship sign. a. village or. as i understand from the. literates new stuff. you know. just the name of the village is sort of it also. is for infinity. and feel in that would you feel that they could be maybe fans of the german team this summer and what does it mean to you to play for germany. my mother. from said i want to but i few german and i'm very proud to play for a country like germany so. me this discussion off any other i'm also very proud to live and work in germany but i still don't know if i could be a fan of just. it's tricky dilemma maybe i just have

the necessity examiner has ruled anton rose's death was a homicide.a passenger in a car stopped by offic michael resist if he would tuesday tonighar police say the matched the description of a vehicle involved in a shooting. investigatorshe say during police stop rose and another passger jumped from the vehicle and ran and that's when the officer opened fire. rose was not armed. the officer is now on administrative leave. that officer was also just sworn in as a police officer the same day as the fatal shooting. >>> the death of famed chef anthony bourdain sent shock wave tonight we're getting more details about his death. new york times that a toxicology reports has been completed and novealed that bourdain had ugs in his system at the time ofatis h. bourdain committed suicide in france in hisotel roo on june 8th. he was there filming his show parts unknown. the late cf had been op about hise strugglth substance abuse in thepast. sffrjtsom cg up ms-13 gang mbers a formally charge. >> two tusns killed j months apart. tonight nearlen a people are accus

russian cosmonaut anton shkaplerov was accompanied by astronauts scott tingle from the us and norishigeanai from japan. the three landed in kazakhstan this afternoon, having spent 168 days in space. the russian was out of the capsule first, met by support crew who checked him over ahead of his journey back to moscow. now the weather — with darren bett. there have been a few storms today mostly for the northern half of scotla nd mostly for the northern half of scotland but it's becoming dry overnight and any early showers decaying and we are seeing cloud heading our way, lots of cloud in the north sea drifting further inland across the eastern side of the uk bringing some very misty weather, some patches of folk, especially around coasts and hills. further west we have clearer skies and a one night, 1a degrees. quite a cloudy day for south—eastern parts of scotla nd cloudy day for south—eastern parts of scotland and north east england again, but this time cloudy and misty and significantly cooler for the east midlands all the way down to east anglia as well. in the south—east, north and

hayes: i have known michael anton for about 20 years. -- 25 years. we have shared more chinese and steaks than with most other people i know alive today. we are friends and we have been friends for a long time. he is a former deputy national security adviser under president trump and the author of the widely read essay, "the flight 93 election." which rush limbaugh read aloud on the air. it was a clarion call for a vote for donald trump and an attack

let me bring in anton, who has been the operations manager. tell me about effectively happens now and what happens next. big questions. >> we cannot reduce the capacitd on b 150 people maximum. italiansen you hit thesa that you are a taxi service for migrants, what do you say to that? >> of cose we are not a taxi service. we are here to provide an answer to people in distress. people are unsafe at sea. there is no proper rescue capacities, so ngo's are here to fill a gap and to provide medical rescue service to those people, nothing else. gavin: it is looking like it will be the earlyours of sunday morning that the ship will arrive. until the resolution is agreed between european leadese, there is ne of where the migrants could end up. jane: the peacekeeping mission in the west african mission of mali ranks as the most dangerous in the world. sincit began five years ago in the wake of an attempted takeover, 160 peacekeepers have been killed. at the same time, french and american special forces are trying to eliminate groups loyal to al qaeda a

fast how bringing down nothing he could really do about it but the penalty was converted coolly by anton griezmann and as a response beautiful bullet from. the atmosphere in the stadium it's probably the loudest i've herself i especially after the argentinian goal went in we all know how passionate the argentinian fans are but this time to take it to another level there are so loud that we home is going deaf inside the stadium so obviously ole to play for the game is very close even chances from both teams as many predicted fans and experts alike and we're waiting to see what's going to happen in the next forty five minutes when the second half kicks off. the second half is just about the players line up the teams obviously been wowing fans and some great football so far on the pitch and the fans have been doing the host city into a whole see if i should say we've heard a bit of music even though there's been downpours here in moscow no no football here today at all to try to make the most of it and let you enjoy it we compiled the best videos part of this online life you project is a qu

exactly what protesters have been demanding he still has a long way to go to get the conviction they say anton rose deserves christianson the al-jazeera. political party is in mexico entering the final few days of campaigning ahead of sunday's presidential election the country's largest vote and modern history the anti-establishment candidate. as obrador is expected to when and become the country's first left wing media nine governorships and hundreds of county positions up and started being contested. now the leader of antipoverty protests in northern morocco has been jailed for twenty years for taking part in demonstrations two years ago dozens of political activists were also sent to prison they were all part of the so-called popular movement that they get off to the death of a fish salah and the region mohamed jump during reports. protesters began chanting outside the court in casablanca as soon as the verdict was announced angered by the jailing of nasir as if zafira and fifty two others is exactly as the activist who led protests over economic and social issues in the reef region of nort

anton shkaplerov was joined by his counterparts from the us and japan, as the crew undocked their soyuzin kazakhstan this afternoon, having spent 168 days in space. a dinosaurfossilfound in the united states is going on sale at the eiffel tower in paris on monday. the skeleton is worth millions of dollars, though experts are still uncertain of its identity — shuba krishnan reports. headed for auction, this dinosaur skeleton is expected to fetch up to fetch up to $2.2 million. not bad for an unidentified species. translation: until all the bones were discovered, we all thought it was an allosaurus. it was in the laboratory they realised as they gradually removed the bones that there were plenty of anatomical details that didn't match up. experts believe it's from the carnivorous theropod group, which had hollow bones and three—toed feet. the skeleton is almost nine metres long and is unusually complete, with 70% intact. it's a good sign for scientists, who are continuing to research its unique anatomy. they've already spotted several differences with the known species such as more teeth

adding a more acrobatic edge to the beautiful game, anton shkaplerov and oleg artemyev showcased somee opening match against saudi arabia. england play nigeria on saturday, and of course nigeria will win. sorry, had to be biased. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @nkem|fejika. time for the weather now with chris fawkes. hello there. friday was another day when we had plenty of thunderstorms around but this time they were mainly focused across the northern half of the uk. flashing away across the north of wales, northern england, northern ireland and scotland, where we had some localised surface water flooding issues as well. what catches my eye on the satellite picture at the moment is this area of cloud extending out from europe across east anglia. it is bringing outbreaks of rain. most of it's quite light but i think this will have a bearing on the weather forecast across eastern counties of england, as i'll explain in a moment. for the time being, a few splashes of rain for the next few hours across some of these eastern counties. not as murky a

adding a more acrobatic edge to the beautiful game, anton shkaplerov and oleg artemyev showcased somefor the opening match against saudi arabia. a reminder of our top story: donald trump has re—instated the proposed summit with kim jong—un after cancelling it last week. his change of heart followed talks with a senior official from pyongyang who hand—delivered a personal note from the north korean leader. the president says the planned meeting in singapore could be an historic turning point. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @nkem|fejika. goodbye. hello there. friday was another day when we had plenty of thunderstorms around but this time they were mainly focused across the northern half of the uk. flashing away across the north of wales, northern england, northern ireland and scotland, where we had some localised surface water flooding issues as well. what catches my eye on the satellite picture at the moment is this area of cloud extending out from europe across east anglia. it is bringing outbreaks of rain. most of it's quite light but i think th

russian cosmonaut anton shkaplerov was accompanied by astronauts scott tingle from the us and norishigeussian was out of the capsule first, met by support crew

russian cosmonaut anton was accompanied by astronauts scott tingle from the us and one from japan.hstan this afternoon, having spent 168 days in space. the russian was out of the capsule first, met by support crew who checked him over ahead of his journey back to moscow. a 17—year—old boy has been stabbed to death in ipswich, in what was police believe was a targeted attack. witnesses said the teenager was leaving a shop in the nacton area of the town yesterday afternoon when he was attacked by two men. he died later in hospital. a 41—year—old man has been arrested. the centreleft the ce ntreleft party the centreleft party led by, coming second with 12.6%. the preliminary was old will be released by the commission later today. after the landslide vote in favour of overturning ireland's abortion ban, there are calls for the issue to be reassessed in northern ireland, where laws are much stricter than the rest of the uk. the labour mp stella creasy has put down a motion on the subject to be debated in the house of commons this week. she explained her thinking to the bbc‘s andrew marr

what protesters have been demanding they still has a long way to go to get the conviction they say anton rose deserves christianson only al jazeera. has take you through some of the headlines here now to syria now more than two hundred refugees and migrants stuck at sea while european leaders argued about their fate have now reached land after a six day stalemate the charity ship lifeline has docked in malta eight countries have agreed to take a share of the migrants i think it's too early to say how many would go where we have very clear indications. of and play just a concrete pledges from each member state i think everyone will take to it's safe to say everyone is take a core think to. its. its capability. the u.s. and russia say a summit between the two leaders will take place but have given very few details official say talks between donald trump and vladimir putin will be held in the third country and wednesday trumps national security advisor john bolton met the russian president in moscow u.s. defense secretary james mattis continues his tour of asia with a visit to south korea h

they were first called into action to decide if this was a foul byjosh wisden on anton krishnan.orthy of a penalty. just five minutes later, this one was clear—cut, a definite handball. the equaliser was made for australia. in the last ten minutes france won the game when goalline technology was called into use. to say that this paul pogba shot crossed the line, albeit after a deflection. it finished 2—1 to france. england have had a final training session before flying south ahead of their opening match against tunisia on monday evening. 0ur sports correspondent has been at their latest press conference. what has been said there today? if england play half as well as their players have been speaking during this tournament we should be infora during this tournament we should be in for a treat over the coming weeks. the media centre behind me in the last half—hour has hosted fabian delph. he spoke with such passion, such freedom, and at excitement, as well. the top line that came out of that was that the players now know who will be starting in that first match against tunisia on

alameda county fair this weekend in police anton pleastanton.ime of year for tomorrow. some locations to share here, we're looking at a high right around 82 for union city. as we head across walnut creek, 99. 102 for a high in pleastanton. we're looking at a daytime high temperature soaring to the temperature digits. here's that seven-day forecast, starting out in the triple digits for many spots for tomorrow inland upper 70s for the bay, even hotter for saturday. 104 for a hotter locations inland. low 80s for the bay. still hot, not quite as hot for sunday. cooling things down for next week. we'll be right back. in the spirit of pride celebrations... an area south of market has a new, official de . >>> one of san francisco's vibrant lgbt now has a new designation.

exactly what protesters have been demanding he still has a long way to go to get the conviction they say anton rose deserves christianson only al-jazeera. of them jane that are the headlines on al-jazeera of the german chancellor has warned the european union's approach to refugees has a potential to split the a you anglo-american has addressed parliament on the issue later she'll head to brussels for a key summit with the leaders hoping to agree to an approach on refugees. but. europe faces many challenges but migration could become the make or break one for the e.u. either we manage it so others in africa believe that we are guided by values and believe in multilateralism not unilateral isn't or nobody will believe any longer in the system of values that has made us strong that's why it's so important. more than two hundred refugees have reached land after being stuck at sea for six days the charity ship lifeline docked in malta but only after eight countries agreed to take a share of the migrants u.s. defense agree james mattis has been meeting with his south korean counterpart in seoul the

anton antonio villaraigosa has been calling to extend the deadline from 8:00 to 10:00. >> abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is covering the race at gavin newsom's watch party in san francisco. >> reporter: so what would an election night be without a snafu? and as you mentioned there is a big one in los angeles county. that democratic candidate antonio villaraigosa feels could hamper his bid. we'll tell you more about that in just a moment. but, yes, i'm here at gavin newsom's watch party at a party and they are indeed ready to party. >> things i indeed looking favorable. >> reporter: that was gavin newsom sounding modest this morning as he cast his vote in large spur. it's clear he will be one of the two candidates facing off in the fall. he wants his rival to be republican multi-millionaire john cox. cox, a relative unknown, received a big boost when donald trump decided to endorse him. in fact, this morning the president tweeted, high tax, high crime california, be sure to get out and vote for republican john cox for governor. he will make a big difference. former los angeles mayo

michael anton, the former spokesman of the nsc gave us a glimpse of what might lie ahead of the summit with kim jong-un. listen here. >> i think the game plan is first and foremost, to sit down and see if they can find common ground. i think the north koreans will try to play the same tricks on prior administrations, which is offer vague concessions that they won't follow up on until they get concrete things from the united states. the united states has to be prepared to realize that that's their game plan and realize that we're willing to make concessions in response to their concessions. >> a slight hiccup for the planning. rudy guliani suggested that kim jong-un got on his hands and knees to have the meeting reinstated after the president cancelled the summit. the white house has been very careful to be diplomatic in its language. so far no fallout from the guliani comment. the white house doesn't think there will be anything because while guliani is the president's outside counsel in the russia investigation, he's not a white house official and doesn't speak on behalf of the presid

anton ngo/home threatened by wild fire ".....i am in my house, i see the fire far away, i thought we'drd illegal firworks cache, seized and unveiled on thursday by calfire illustrates the scope of the problem andfirefighters know that there are plenty more where these came from.robert sapien/san jose fire chief "...the beginning of june marks the beginning of fire season and we know that the grass is dry and fireworks add another ignition source that just shouldn't bethere..."rob fladeboe/san jose "...to be clear, last year a number of citations where issued based on little more than an accusation from a neighbor. those citations were dropped amid threats of legal action. residents are encouraged to report any and allsuspected illegal fireworks they see and hear but before a fine is levied, the city will need some kind of proof. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news the search is on for a woman accused of trying to light a molotov cocktail at a newark preschool. this happened back in november... but now we're getting a look at the person police say is responsible. police say the woman t

anton you had a chance to talk.re not talking about policy, matt. >> let me talk. i think it's important to know what matters about donald trump's heart is the policies he is implementing. the lowest african-american unemployment rate in our history. >> thank you, barack obama. >> unemployment rate for hispanics in our history. the fact that nobody calls them anti-semitic because they realize policies towards jews are historic. ed: antjuan last point. >> look at the policies. >> mexicans, rapists and thugs and him attacking prominent african-american leaders. if you want to talk about policies, talk about rhetoric. this discussion is about rhetoric between the two tv hosts. >> kanye west and candace owens. bring it on. >> oh my god, man. ed: matt, anton. >> bless your heart, matt. ed: candace owens coming up on "fox & friends." we will let her weigh in as well. should a parent face prison time for giving teen for seizures. >> would you rather date a gang member or a trump supporter. millennials now answering that qu

our senior politics writer and analyst harry anton joins me now.ection, he threatened to throw a former colleague of mine, new york one reporter, threatened to throw him over a balcony. he looks solid tonight. >> he looks like he has a real chance of winning. there's only one public poll in the race. he was up by ten. that poll was taken at the beginning of this month. michael grim's a popular candidate. >> why? >> he speaks like staten islanders. he was great at constituent services, at sandy. he got funding for them. >> a lot of relief. >> more than that he sounds a lot like donald trump and we see how popular trump is. >> he didn't get donald trump's support. it went to dan donovan. >> if grimm wins tonight what does that mean for the republican party? >> voters are very forgiving especially if he wins that primary, but the full campaign is far from certain at this point. if grimm gets the nomination, republicans have a real shot. >>> south carolina, it's so important to him and he went there, what's your read on this? >> again, very limited pub

just discussed in, we saw the conservative prevailing and this is the impoh the justice that replaced anton scalia is all coming home to roost. taken together with the rulings yesterday we're seeing the impact of just one supreme court can do, right? >> whatever was posted of the individual decisions there are larger pictures here is that this is a very comfortable, conservative majority. it is a conservative majority that will have -ins in these case wes business e for example, against employees. that will make it harder, for example, for examples to vindicate contractual rights against employers and the real question that we all have to be asking kate is whether at the state or federal level will respond to the decisions or if the supreme court will have the last word on all of these decisions that are impacting or that are going to impact everyday americans' lives. >> as of today, this ruling is a big victory for opponents of unions and the trump administration. again today, steve, thanks so much. >> i appciate it, st >>> u for us, the shock wave sent across both parties. the 28-year-old

among his guest, susan collins and michael anton, the president's former national security counsel spokesman. now cuomo prime full-titime beg0 p.m. eastern. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room". erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >> breaking new, president trump puts his trust in kim jong-un and that's not how kim though spinning the deal. plus the movie trailer style video trump gave kim. we know who was behind it. what were they planning? also breaking this hour, polls closing tonight in five states. another big primary night. trump picking a fight with mark sanford. could he lose? because he took on trump? "outfront" tonight, the big question, is trust enough for nuclear deal with a country that has promised to give up nuclear weapons before and broken its word every single time because trump says he trusts kim. trump is on air force one on his way home, tweeting op board, quote, great process was made on the denuclearization of north korea. we'll getting the remains of their great heroes. no missiles shot. no research happening.

michael antone's former national security council. as we were talking to greg just moments ago, another tweet from the president, obviously getting ready for this summit to begin and is meeting historic. he tweeted out the fact that i am having a meeting is a major loss for the u.s. for the haters and the losers. we have the hostages, testing and all missile research has stopped. the pundits will call me wrong from the beginning have nothing else they can say. we will be fine. your thoughts on that and where the president's mind-set is as he heads into this historic meeting? >> on that point i certainly share the president's frustration. it's got to be very frustrating for him to receive criticism on the one hand. people saying that his rhetoric is too harsh, he is destabilizing the situation, he might lead to a war and all of a sudden those same people when the president does something unprecedented that no one has been able to do comics get the leader of north korea to sit down for talks and reduce tensions to see a peaceful way for

you may wrap up the weekend at the alameda county fair in pleas apt anton and dropping back to 68 degrees at 7:00. in the north beach festival in san francisco, also on sunday, will reach in the low 70s and we've got the stern grove festival. a lot of festivals and busy weekend in san francisco. if you want to get away from it all, russian river valley, 82 degrees and much cooler for the rest of the weekend with low 70s and for the sierra, we're starting out with clear skies, warm weather today with mid-60s and it's going to cool off a lot by sunday and that's when the rain rolls in. it will be time to come on back to the bay area and we're also going to see some nice weather for area beaches but it's going to be cool in monterey with a high of 68 degrees on saturday and sunday, some upper 60s there. let me know what you're doing this weekend, @karihall weather on facebook and twitter. i have 14 events cycling through. if you can hang out a little while longer, check out what's going on as we go throughout the weekend. i'll look at today's temperature trend in a few minutes. >> you're lik