william barber ii and reverend dr. liz theoharis.tarting today and continuing for the next six weeks, low-wage workers, clergy, and community activists in 40 states are planning events that will culminate in a mass protest in washington june 23. this week's focus is on children, women, and people with disabilities who live in poverty. >> we are going to do something different here and because we deserve it, because we matter. i think that that is the spirit of the poor people's campaign is just saying it ends with me. we're going to have a different neighborhood. what is disgusting? >> unionbusting. >> what is discussing? >> unionbusting. amy: the new poor people's campaign officially launched last year, and since then reverend dr. william barber ii and reverend dr. liz theoharis have been touring the country. today they are in washington, d.c. for a major day of nonviolent direct-action. and they join us now for more. reverend dr. embarrassed, you are president of repairers of the breach, and distinguished visiting professor of publ

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william barber, co-cha of he poor people's campaign in 2018. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> woodruff: finally, a newshour shares. many coastal communities in the u.s. are feeling the effects of climate change, including norfolk, virginia. from the newshour's student reporting labs, ariyail banks and a team from granby high school shows us one program helping to raise awareness. >> what is the name of that program that we do when we go into the community and we put the little things. what is the name? >> the medallion program. >> the who? >> reporter: these students are part of the south east care coalition, an environmental conservation organization in south east newport news, virginia. annual flood damages from coastal storms are expected to triple by 2060, according to a study by the virginia coastal policy center. the south east care coalition is teaching local school children adaptation and survival strategies to live with the rising water. >> we owe the children. >> reporter: angela harris is a community activist

theyjoin getting married isjosh barber and isabel greenwood.abel greenwood. theyjoin me from birmingham. the one thing you will be sharing along with meghan and harry, is a bit of nerves, how are you feeling? not too bad, the butterflies have started to kick in, other than that, it has been ok. yes, not too bad. you had set this date before they did, did you? yes, definitely. we set the date and as soon as they announced it we just knew they would pick the 19th of may. of all the data could be. what time are you getting married? 1pm tomorrow afternoon. this will all be over by then. i am going to ask you a question, will you have a television anywhere near you are tomorrow afternoon?|j television anywhere near you are tomorrow afternoon? i will be watching it when i am getting ready. ijoked about watching it when i am getting ready. i joked about had watching it when i am getting ready. ijoked about had having won at the service but will tell we were not alive. you have been together for two and a half years, what advice would you give these tw

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reporting at the white house, i am allison barber, fox news. >>> deftly tricks attacks in indonesia, and the bonding dacia bombing suspects are related to each other. how they carried out the attacks. >>> more lava, more steam, more sulfur, from the kilauea volcano in hawaii. it is forcing more evacuations. details coming up. >>> a big drop off in temperature is all weekend long. we will talk about how the cooling trend continues in your forecast. >>> the family who carried out a deadly suicide attack in indonesia, killing seven and hurting 40 others. it has been, wife and their four children carried out a series of attacks at three churches, targeting christians. the youngest were just nine and 12 years old. police say the two daughters and their mother detonated an explosive device at a church. within the last 45 minutes one of those children actually survived. their father exploded a car bomb at a second location. one witness saw their teenage sons carrying their bomb on a motorcycle toward the third church. >> this act of terrorism is barbaric and beyond the limit of humanity. it

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leland: ellison barber standing by at the white house.: despite political unease, the administration is focusing attention on global hot spots ss from china to iran. here to discuss vice president of national security at the heritage foundation james carafano, thank you so much for joining us. i want to get your reaction from ellison barber's reports before we move to talk about foreign policy, your reaction s this what you want the president to be focusing on? >> it's a pretty important issue. the credibility of our intelligence and law enforcement essentials is absolutely vital. we had cases in the past where those instruments had been abused, fdr spying on political enemies, it's not like it's unprecedented. so i think it's important that we get the truth here and if people did wrong be held accountable. liz: what would the consequences would be? >> what actually went on here, that's an important issue. liz: at the same time there's also a lot of hot spots in the world. the president is juggling a lot of issues. i specifically want to

hoffman our brussels bird chief is in strasbourg at the parliament a very good day to you both the barber i want to give you the first word a don't know if you were able to a listen in to even the. italian secretary of state of international trade and investment to talking to us there a little earlier he is not happy with the commissioner when anybody welcome his remarks in rome where you are. absolutely not i'm afraid and seen from here you think they should maybe shut up and brussels because everything they say makes things worse in a way many italians here feel pressurised they think all this is a german conspiracy i've even heard some people whom i talked to earlier this evening i've even heard some people say oh someone involved in called president matter ellen told him to take the would be finance minister down because they don't like him it goes as far as that so as things from the european union are can be counterproductive we've seen this before the french finance minister. it was quite strident about it to be ten days ago and some others followed him and then sort of it quieted

>> ellison barber live in washington. thank you. to help put some legal context throughout this, ron is here, defense attorney and formerly a prosecutor. he also worked at the department of justice. i want to start off where ellison left off there. it's important because donald trump goes in and says, look, we wanted the dirt on hillary clinton, right? the president later said yeah, if they are growing to give me dirt on hillary, i wanted it and so would have any other presidential candidate. what do you make of that? >> there's a misconception in the public about what is going on. it's not illegal to talk to russians. everything we read, it's not illegal to get opposition research on your opponent. whether you're a british intelligence officer or a russian adoption specialist and you have dirt, you can talk about it. it's legal. it's only illegal if you have an illegal agreement to affect the election. it's not illegal to get e-mails that somebody has that they want to give you. if you conspire with them to get that information, he

>> bret: ellison barber live in cleveland. we will have results and updates throughout the night here. up next, president trump withdraws the u.s. from the iran nuclear deal. we get reaction from the panel as they react to how the world is reacting, when we come back. , plus 21 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d, to help your family be their best. carnation breakfast essentials®. i'm still giving it my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding

announcement but they will be ready for any provocation from the north should it come. >> ellison barber in washington tonight, thank you. >>> joining us now is a guest from tufts university. first of all, give your reaction to the summit being called off? >> this is a historic . for the first time in u.s.-north korea relations, the united states has compelled north korea to chase after the u.s. whereas in the past, it's always been north korea calling the shots, the kim regime rolling out its -- provocations -- and then the u.s. and its allies obliging returning to the negotiations with bigger and bigger concessions and so i am certain kim jong-un did not see this coming. probably had a sleepless night because it's he who has been threatening to walk away from the meeting and for president trump to do this goes beyond just shocking. it has implications for the region. i bet china is now concerned that the u.s. will take a more hard-line stance against trade matters and also the enforcement of sanctions against north korea. japan is probably relieved that it's no longer sidelined. he may

ellison barber has more from the white house.giuliani said he and other members of the president outside legal team are still waiting to get more information from special counsel robert mueller. he also said they are waiting to see what a federal judge in virginia does in regards to charges against former from campaign advisor, paul manafort. and whether that judge decides to dismiss charges against manafort. one thing at play is the summit with north korea. giuliani told fox news any potential interview would happen after the summit because it wouldbe too difficult to pre president for an interview before then. is what he said about and you last week.an interview last week.>> although you might not see an avenue to quickly resolve this for the american people. we know our president will seek a resolution that gets them a clear path to getting it resolved. right now, the odds are he wouldn't be interview. but i don't close my mind to it. >>reporter: previously, the president's legal team suggested heat they could make a decision

nail techs and barbers use it their instruments.lients. three: give your salon a good visual inspection. it should be free of dust...dirt and nail clippings...unlike the salons in these pictures provided to us by the state. lastly: if you're not sure you nail salons and techs are to see their credentials. your attention to be the difference between going home with the nails of a princess. or an ugly duckling. (vicki) that was tom sussi reporting. the california board of barbering and cosmetology inspectsstate nail salons.. they say the most common type of violation is not properly disinfecting nail tools. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especially near the coast. low clouds and fog will begin to move back into the bay and coast tonight and we could even see some coastal drizzle. doppler radar is showing a few more showers over the sierra and even a c

elizabeth: all right, ellison barber with the latest.and: as ellison just mentioned, joshua holt is expected to be back in the united states by this evening for a homecoming that has been a long time coming. bryan llenas with the background on this story and what is finally bringing joshua home. >> 26-year-old joshua holt and his wife are now free after they were imprisoned in venezuela on weapons charges for nearly two years. back in june, 2016 he went to venezuela to marry tamara, a woman he meant online. they wanted to spend a couple of months in venezuela so tamara and her two daughters could get visas and move to the u.s. on june 30th he and his wife were arrested in an apartment complex in venezuela. the holt family says that venezuela authorities framed them bringing in a stockpile of weapons and grenades and placing them inside of his wife's apartments. they took photos for evidence and arrested them. they were accused of weapons charges and spying on behalf of the americans. now, just last week, holt pleaded for help in a cell p

during the violent struggle for an independent state in southern france and northern spain marion barber reports now from san sebastian. in the end it came in the rather mundane form of a letter dated the sixteenth of april to various basque organizations a long awaited announcement that the group that waged a violent campaign for independence for five decades was disbanded for good in the what it called its historical cycle. its fifty years since its first victim a secret police chief here in the coastal city of. the announcement that this comes as no surprise to anyone here but many people do hope it marks the beginning of a new era the name of the police chief was carlos diaz his daughter says people like her are still waiting for a real apology. in principle it's good news that they're not killing more people of course it's great news that there are no more victims but there's absolutely nothing to thank for. it's a formed in the late one nine hundred fifty s. in response to the crackdown on bus culture by spain's dictator francisco franco in one thousand nine hundred seventy three t

but it has reenergize the debate on where the basque independence movement goes from here nadine barberl-jazeera. egypt's military court has renewed the detention of journalists my iskhandar army for another thirty days he spent nearly nine hundred days behind bars without trial and jazeera journalists and one of his saying seen here has also had his jail time extended he's been kept in prison without charge for almost a year and a half and is either an international human rights organizations have repeatedly urged egyptian authorities to release jailed journalists. at the u.n. secretary general antonio good ted as she is calling on governments to do more to protect the media on world press freedom day ten journalists in afghanistan were killed on monday in the single deadliest day for the media there jennifer glass reports from kabul in the newsroom of one t.v. in kabul a reporter's desk is now a memorial on it the photos of cameramen now who's on the road jobby and reporter kasi resolutely they were two of nine journalists killed in monday's bomb attack in the capital a tenth died dur

to tional crisis and new elections with continuing political instability al-jazeera as an indian barberreports. after weeks of talks in hopes of a breakthrough italy's prime minister designate throws in the towel. i have enough of the mandate which i have been given by the president of the republic a diploma government of change. giuseppe conti had been asked by the so-called populist coalition which between them won the most seats in the march election with forming a viable cabinet now he says that's proved a bridge too far and the sticking point the proposed economy minister paolo servo owner a former minister who's also a well known euro skeptic italy's president says would have sent a worrying message to italy's partners and the financial markets. they love. i'm not considering the individual i don't want someone who supports an opinion which was expressed more the want and that would inevitably lead to italy's exit from the your own. up until the last minute. leader of the right wing likud party had insisted his pick for economy minister must not be vetoed speaking live on social m

ok nadine barber live for us in rome thanks very much now russia has rejected allegations by ukraine that it wouldn't the killing of a russian journalist living in kiev. because a known critic of the kremlin was shot dead in his apartment in the ukrainian capital orry challenge ripples from moscow. janko fled russia fearing that he wasn't safe there he wasn't safe in ukraine either. as a list of a journalist was killed as a result of several shots to his back at least two shots his wife was at home and heard pops she went out of the bathroom and saw her husband in a pool of blood right after she called an ambulance and unfortunately he died in the ambulance but janko was an outspoken and uncompromising journalist a war correspondent who'd fought as a russian soldier in chechnya and emerged disgusted by conflict. in the empty putin protest movement of two thousand and eleven two thousand and twelve bob janko had tried to walk in eyes a much more forceful campaign of civil disobedience he fled russia early last year after an unsympathetic online post about a russian military air crash

to talk about what's unfolding this hour did always barber available joins us from brussels studio barbara what's happened here why was savannah as finance minister so problematic for the italian president. you are so problematic because the president believes that someone a really wanted to lead italy out of the euro sivana is an eighty one year old economist who has turned out to be a rather sort of valiant enemy off the euros throughout the last years and he talked about the euro as a prison that was made by germany and sort of in closing of the countries in this cage of the euro and he was always attacking germany for having being the only country that would profit for a moment and everybody else sort of was pushed down by it and suffering economically so italy would really have to leave the common common currency and that was so strong this trait in him that even though the the two leaders of the parties involved in the coalition salvini and dimaio had taking out this clause out of the coalition contract much a rather the president believed that italy was on a disastrous course he sai

are you heard on a bar of ezola is in so you're covering the summit for you a barber of the e.u. a clearly closing around i have just witnessed the european union in effect siding with iran over the u.s. . you know how life wouldn't really say that because donald tusk when he was asked about but said of course when on siding with iran a country like iran we know we have very limited expectations we know what we can do we know how far greens can go however the big disappointment that comes out of what he said here and his quotes and what many other heads of government european leaders he has said is that the united states treating the europeans as if they where their enemies their fellow opponents on the other side off the brink and that is something that they really took all last night during dinner and today of a part of this day to digest to talk about and to find countermeasures and that is why we see this very strident response there it is a mix of anger in disappointment i think right and strident i think is a perfect description of barbara a europe sending a very strong message to th

ellison barber live from the white house with more.ellison. >> hi, mike, yeah, according to this there's been a few agreements that china has made one being significantly increasing their purchases of u.s. goods, senior administration officials met with the chinese trade delegation at the department of treasury on thursday morning, later that day, president trump met with chinese vice premier, china and the u.s. released joint statement moments ago that china engaged in, quote, confrontations and both parties agreed, quote, taking effective measures to substantially reduce the united states trade deficit and goods with china, they go onto say to meet the growing consumption of the needs -- of the chinese people and the need for high-quality economic development. china will significantly increase purchases of the united states goods and services, this will help support growth and employment in the united states. president trump talked a little bit about this issue yesterday. >> they have been taking out hundreds of billions of dollars.

ellison barber has more live from the white house. hi, alison. reporter: hi, liz. josh wolf sat next to the president and on the couch nearby with his mom, dad, wife and his stepdaughter. he said the last two years have been incredibly rough, a difficult way to start a new marriage. after all of it, he was grateful and thankful to finally be home. >> i am just overwhelmed with gratitude, for you guys, for everything that you've done, for the support of my wife. those two years were very, very difficult two years. i'm so grateful for what you guys have done and for thinking about me and carried about me as a normal person. reporter: holt traveled to venezuela two years ago to their venezuela women he met online or they got married and were waiting for the proper visas to come to the u.s. when police raided their homes. they accused mr. what is stockpiling weapons and they rested his wife tammy as an accomplice. the uss holt is a political prisoner. president trump says he was a hostage. as of yesterday morning, he and his wife are free and back in the u.s. i asked t

allison barber has the full story when we return. every way we look out for those we love is an act of mutuality. we can help with the financial ones. learn more or find an advisor at massmutual.com we can help with the financial ones. by staying in rhythm. and to keep up this pace, i drink boost optimum. boost optimum with 5 in 1 advanced nutrition helps support muscle, energy, bone, normal immune function, and vision. boost optimum. be up for life. shannon: the jailing of an activist in britain sparking protests and global reaction was one dutch official warning lights of freedom are going out. allison barber has the story for us tonight. >> reporter: 500,000 people signed a change.org petition calling for printed free right-wing activist tommy robinson. people are protesting, even donald trump's in his tweeting about robinson's arrest, robinson is known as anti-muslim, far right provocateur. last week police arrested and ultimately charged him with contempt of court after he live streamed video outside of it file reportedly relate

team coverage tonight, allison barber has the latest on the north korean summit.ristin fisher covering trade talks. is one team member be left out of the talks at a foreign-policy moment? >> this feud between navarro and mnuchin is alleged that between steve bowen and steve bannon and ideological dispute is an issue within the white house since the early days of the administration. only now, tensions are playing out in full view of chinese officials at a time when the us and china are sitting down in washington to try to stop a trade war. administration sources said white house trade advisor peter navarro was out of the high-level trade talks between the us and china but 24 hours later he was back in, the top economic adviser larry kudlow. >> in good standing, smart guy. >> reporter: navarro is a protectionist pushing donald trump to keep his promise of an american first trade strategy. he wants tariffs and he wants the us to get tough on china with trade. that puts him at odds with free trader and treasury secretary steve mnuchin who worry such aggressive tactics

reporting at the white house, allison barber, fox news. news. >>> well, it's a race that's uniquely san francisco. coming up at 10:30, we join the thousands who took part in today's big bay to breakers race. >>> and we are wrapping up a pretty chilly weekend out there with just some 50s and 60s. coming up we'll let you know if we warm things up in the monday forecast. >> reporter: and it's a big win in oakland tonight as the warriors take on the houston objection. coming up however -- rockets. coming up how far one fan traveled just to see his beloved warriors. >>> big night in oakland as the warriors returned home and dominated the houston rockets in a blowout game three of the accordance finals. >> >. the war -- of the conference finals. >> the warriors now leading the series two games to one, and the team was at full strength tonight and curry seems to have found his groove. >> reporter: yes, fans say the team is back, steph is back. it's a huge win in hair house. warriors -- in their house. warriors known to come and play for their fan

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julie: ellison barber has the latest. >> the president is trying to emphasize tax cuts and the economy as we head into this election season. many republicans are doing that as well. the president sat next to republican senate candidate congressman, who is hoping to win the ohio republican nomination and beat democratic senator brown in november. tuesday is primary election day in ohio. the president endorsed the congressman last week and stumped for him today. >> jim's really doing great. he's really got a big shot at doing it. he's been a fantastic congressman. and i really suspect you're going to be an even more fantastic senator. we need your vote. we feed your help. -- we need your help. go out and help jim. >> the president hinted at potential future actions in regards to immigration and healthcare. >> we're going to get the wall, even if we have to think about closing up the country for a while. over the next few weeks, we will have a very big announcement on healthcare. >> this week the president has had difficulty keeping the discussion on policy. a lot of that is because of hi

ellison barber at the white house. thank you and liz has got more.lizabeth: here with more white house reporter for the washington examiner, gabby, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: i want to start with the stormy daniels news and i don't want to harp on it. i want to get your take, the job rates is lowest level, 3.9% and then a story of trump's denial of hush funds. >> the juxtaposition is incredible. there have been so many accomplishments for this administration on economics and seeing the way the economy is flourishing right now. it's disappointing for a lot of white house officials to constantly deal with the questions and the legal troubles that the president is facing now with not only his personal attorney and the issues of stormy daniels the mueller investigation as well. i think that white house aides are frustrated. the president is surely frustrated. he talked about this yesterday during his remarks at n.r.a. convention how this is just one large distraction. he likes to use the phrase witch hunt, but i do thin

>> ellison barber, another busy day. thank you. arthel? >> from where we bring in susan, the chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner. susan, let's jump right in. what is nicholas maduro 's motive? >> the timing. it was considered pretty much a fraud on the international space. very few people can walk to vote and nicholas maduro secure in this six-year term in a very undemocratic way. i think he was in some sense, looking to try and earn more respect on a national stage. perhaps more importantly, try to establish a better relationship with the united states. right after the election, the s cracked down with more financial sanctions on the country and then the venezuelans kicked out our diplomats good that we kick out some of their diplomats. things were really devolving. but i think ultimately, the motive from the president of venezuela to try and ease up financial sanctions against some of his current and former government officials. the internal support network. it was really important for him to get some sanctions

rick: ellison barber is at the white house with more on this. ellison? reporter: rick, the white house said in the past they respect senator john mccain, but when it comes to the comments about senator mccain, one big thing missing is an i'm sorry. instead, what we're hearing from sources is most of the focus at the white house seems to be on the leak. senior white house sources tell fox news there is so much disappointment over the situation and the leak that staff changes are likely coming soon. here's what deputy white house press secretary hogan gidley said on fox and friends this morning. >> i don't know if the comment was made or not. i wasn't in the meeting. i'm not denying it, i wasn't in the meeting. that's an internal meeting, a private meeting at the white house. the comments, whether made or not made, there were reports that comments should not be made public. reporter: they believe the controversy itself is overblown and they're disheartened by it because they believe someone on the team is out to get kelly sadler, and the leak of her commen

ellison barber has the latest on how the white house is responding. reporter: hi, liz. they respect john mccain at the white house has yet to apologize for the comments made about the senator. instead their complaint seemed to be focused on the league. senior white house sources tell fox news there's so much frustration over the situation in the link that stuff changes are likely coming. white house deputy press secretary hogan gigli on "fox and friends" earlier this morning. >> i wasn't in the meeting. >> they came to apologize. sounds like pathetic. as a kind? >> i heard it as well. those comments whether made are not made at some reports in their about the internal workings of the media and the judge shouldn't be made public. >> senior administration officials tell fox news they believe controversy is overblown and that they are disheartened by it because they believe someone on the team is trying to cause chaos and about to get kelly sadler in the wake of her comments were done out of malice. during a meeting with white house communications staff they were discussin

julie: allison barber, thank you another twist in the rush investigation. days after it entered the second year there were new reports an fbi informant met with multiple advisers on president trump's campaign team in 26 including george papadopoulos and carter page. after the bureau learned of possible ties to russia. molly has more from washington. see that president trump says president obama's fbi spied on his campaign in 2016 and if it's true the president said he would be the biggest political scandal of all times. the president just tweeted earlier this evening and this afternoon quote if the fbi or the doj, the department of justice was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign that is a really big deal. only the review of documents at the house intelligence committee also senate judiciary is asking for and give the conclusive answers, drain the swamp unquote. republicans on the house intelligence committee have asked the justice department to turn over documents relating to the informant who reportedly met with two trump campaign o

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with an expert about what these new developments could mean first to washington and ellison barber. >> reporter: in a statement this evening, north korea's foreign minister says that the president's decision to cancel the summit is unexpected and regrettable. he also said north korea is still willing to talk. of course, this comes after president trump's letter earlier today. for weeks, president trump has said if he didn't feel like this meeting was going well or if the conditions were not right, he would not be afraid to walk away from the negotiating table. and that's exactly what he said he would do this morning. >> reporter: i believe that this is a tremendous setback for north korea and indeed a setback for the world. >> president trump today canceled the high stakes nuclear summit with north korea. citing anger and hostility from their most recent statement. that statement says: whether the u.s. will meet us at a meeting room or at nuclear-to- nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behavior of the united states. white house officials tell fox news the nucl

ellison barber, thank you very much. leland: the white house talking more and more about tax-cut in the economy. we bring in andy pazner, author of the new book the s. comeback and a close confidant of the president, once a nominee for labor secretary. nice to see you, sir. appreciate you being with us. >> as was noted yesterday when the president was in ohio, sort of rave reviews about his tax cuts and about the economy. as we were in ohio, we saw that from columbus through cleveland. the rest of the economy was doing really well, but even those who voted for him didn't necessarily give him the credit. where do you think the disconnect is? >> i'm not really sure. if you think about it when i come on shows like yours back before president trump was elected board president obama with the lack it, we talk about how people are dropping out of the labor force that couldn't find jobs. as many girls and hardee's at the time in people working part-time and we talk about how to create jobs. now, the situation. drink it and the c

ellison barber is in washington. catch us up. there is a lot to digest here. >> right, there is. of course, with over 2,000 documents we are still trying to go through a lot of it. but what we know is that in his testimony, trump junior told the senate committee he did not tell his father about the e-mail setting up the meeting and he doesn't know when the president and his team learned of the e-mail. when it comes to questions about president trump's involvement in a july 8, 2017, statement about the controversial meeting, trump junior seemed to suggest he was involved through former white house communications director hope hicks. the initial july statement trump jr. told the "new york times" the meeting with russian lawyer natalia veselnitskaya was primarily about russian adoption. he did not mention the fact that he agreed to the meeting after british publicist named rob goldstone told him that the person had information that might hurt hillary clinton's campaign. the "washington post" reported that president trump dictated the statement on air force one. the committee asked i

said this in a statement -- >> harris: ellison barber is live for us. >> in the testimony he told the senate committee he did not tell his father about the e-mail setting up that meeting and he doesn't know when the president and his team learned of the e-mail. when it comes to questions about president trump's involvement in a july 8, 2017, statement about that controversial meeting trump jr. seemed to suggest he was somewhat involved through former white house communications director hope hicks. in a july state he told the "new york times" the meeting with the russian lawyer natalia veselnitskaya was about russian adoption. he did not mention the fact he agreed to the meeting after a british publicist named rob goldstone told him the person had information that might hurt hillary clinton's campaign. "washington post" reported that trump dictated this on air force one. when asked if it was correct trump jr. said i don't know. he was asked if he provided any edits to the statement and trump jr. said he may have commented through hope hicks. do you know if the comments were incorporate

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. >> ellison barber is live at the white house with the latest. >> the meeting is not officially back on but the preparations for it certainly are. the us team is northern north-south border right now. a statement they said a us delegation is ongoing toxic north korean officials. we continue to pay for a meeting between the president and north korean leader kim jong-un. president trump in the oval office yesterday. >> people want to see it we will get the meeting and get something done. we got that done. if we can be successful in the denuclearization of the korean peninsula, 11 people are working on it. it is moving along very nicely so we are looking at june 12 in singapore.it has not changed. it is moving along pretty well. we will see what happens. >> on capitol hill, there seems to be a fair amount of skepticism this past week. some lawmakers say more preparations need to go into this meeting. >> right of the north korean playbook. in three generations of the playbook, act like you want to negotiate and come up with something outlandish of what it means and try to wind up with ea