this is "america's news headquarters". >> i'm arthel neville.ns decision to separate families entering the u.s. illegally. meanwhile, federal authorities are looking for more space

i am arthel neville. >> how are you everybody?development comes as the president will spend the weekend in camp david following historic visit to the white house on friday from the top korean official and former spymaster. the present declaring

i'm arthel neville.come to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> eric: i'm eric shawn. paul ryan pushing a so-called compromise bill that would provide billions of dollars for border security and a path to citizenship for 1.8 million so-called dreamers. the moderate measure and a conservative bill do face an uphill battle in congress. the trump administration defending a crackdown on illegal immigration after a new report says that nearly 2,000 children have been separated from their parents at the border just in the past six weeks. >> sanctuary policies are terribly wrong and under president trump, the department of justice will not stand idly by while our laws are being

arthel: i'm arthel neville.resident trump slamming the media coverage of the summit while defending his decision not to hold military exercises with south korea. reporter: good morning. the president spending the day at trump national golf course. but before heading out he spent time on twitter. also tweeting anew about north korea and defending his decision to end the joint military exercises with south korea. he wrote, holding back the war games during the negotiations was my request because they are very expensive and all so quite provocative. can start up immediately if talks break down, which i hope will not happen. he touted his agreement with kim jong-un. he says the denuclearization deal with north korea is being parades all over asia. they are so happy. here in america people would rather see the historic deal fail. we should note while the entire world is hoping north korea will denuclearize. but several of our allies have expressed concerns about the decision to end military exercises. steve bannon sa

i'm eric shawn, they will, name arthel neville.hem until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow to answer his questions. the questns

arthel: i'm arthel neville.s decision not to hold military exercises with south korea. reporter: good morning. the president spending

hello everyone i am arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside "americas news headquarters". >> hello everyone, i'm eric shawn. tens of thousand people across the country are turning up to take part in the families belong together rally. this is nationwide. organizers planning to hold events in all 50 states today. the protesters have been calling for the unification of children who are separated from their parents of the southern border. that as the trump administration says the process is already underway although it is slow. protesters sent a personal emotional message to the migrant children who remain detained in the shelters. >> we have fox team coverage. ellison barber is in new jersey near the president's golf course. we begin with garrett tenney live in the nations capital. the site of a massive march held earlier today. what did you hear from protesters? >> we just got back after covering the marches. like a lot of the big marches in dc, you have the official demands organizers put out there but use of

. >> i'm arthel neville.ew bipartisan calls from members of congress for legislation to immediately address the controversial separation of illegal immigrant parents from their children happening at the southern border. this after the president signed an executive order wednesday to allow the families to stay together due to his zero-tolerance policy which they are separated from and mr. trump not backing away from the immigration policy tweeting today quote - we cannot allow all of these people to invade our country when someone comes in, we must immediately with no judges or court cases, bring them back from where they came. our system is a mockery to get immigration policy and law and order. most children come without parents. quickly of team fox news coverage on this, ellison barber live at the white house. first lester with jeff live in texas.where some protests were ongoing today. new questions about how the children will eventually be reunited with families. what's going on? >> we are a couple hundred

i'm eric shawn, they will, name arthel neville.unes sent a letter to the doj giving them until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow to answer his questions. the questions relate to the fbi's use of confidential sources to target the trump campaign. here is senator goodlatte with maria bartiromo. >> they have been scrambling because there is a lot of pressure on them. as the investigation proceeds there will be more things we identify that we want. they need to keep it up and keep supplying us with information. arthel: gillian? reporter: the doj and fbi have produced records related to the russia investigation and they have shared them with the house intelligence judiciary and oversight committees. this information had been under subpoena for months and was shared only after they were threatened with contempt charges. the new info is welcome but incomplete. >> obviously there is a lot of question about the cooperation of the fbi and the department of justice because of the concern there are people still there who do not want some of the information t

arthel: i'm arthel neville.development coming as the president spends the weekend at camp david following historic visit to the white house from a top pyongyang official who delivered a letter to the president from north korean leader kim jong-un. ellison barber is live at the white house with more and let's start with this letter from the president's legal team to robert mueller. tell us more about what's in it. >> in this letter the president's legal team argues that essentially robert mueller -- they say they are against mueller sitting down. they cite case law as well as a few other examples as to why they believe that he doesn't need to do that. it's dated january 29, 2018. in it the president's attorneys suggest that an in person interview between mr. mueller and president trump isn't necessary because the special counsel in their viewlready has all of the answers to questions they plan on asking. the letter says this, quote, after reviewing the list of topics you presented, it is abundantly clear to the u

. >> i'm arthel neville.members of congress for legislation to immediately address the controversial separation of illegal immigrant parents from their children happening at the southern border. this after the president signed an executive order wednesday to allow the families to stay together due to hi

hello everyone i am arthel neville.r inside "americas news headquarters". >> hello everyone, i'm eric shawn. tens of thousand people across the country are turning up to take part in the families belong together rally. this is nationwide. organizers planning to hold events in all 50 states today. the protesters have been calling for the unification of children who are separated from their parents of the southern border. that as the trump administration says the process is already underway although it is slow. pr

i am arthel neville. >> hello everyone.nprecedented event while he's in route to singapore point tweeting this, saying quote, i am on my way to singapore. we have a chance to achieve a truly wonderful result for north korea and the world. it will certainly be an exciting day and i know that kim jong-un will work very hard to do something that's been really done before. create peace and prosperity for his land.i look for to meeting him and i have a feeling this one-time opportunity will not be wasted. right now we are awaiting remarks from vice president mike pence in washington d.c.. he is set to speak moment from now at the summit - - about the summit. we will bring you those remarks when he steps up to that podium in washington. first, let's go all the way to singapore where Ãis on the ground with more on what we can expect. >>reporter: hey eric and ourel, the president says within the first minute with meeting with kim jong-un, he says he knows if this meeting will be a success. >> it's a one time shot and i think it's g

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. >> i'm arthel neville. changing course on the administrations decision to separate families entering the u.s. illegally. meanwhile, federal authorities are looking for more space to house parents and children detained together. we have coverage, and garrett tenney live in washington. we begin with steve harrigan outside of a processing center in mcallen texas, steve? >> in the last hour, customs officials are put up metal barricades in front of the processing station here. throughout the course of this day we have seen a number of protesters. anywhere from 0 to 200. at one point things became heated this afternoon in the 96 degrees temperatures here. a busload of parents and children was being moved from one processing center to another. these were not children being separated from parents but the groups did move together. really the process was converged on the bus. one woman thrown herself in front of the bus and then pulled away by colleagues. others placing hands on the bus shouting free the children! f